Pokémon card set database
Quick answer: this page indexes every Pokémon set in our shop, Japanese and English. Each set page lists its cards in number order with a live dollar price, and you can also search any card by name or number from the top of the page.
Mega Evolution, 2025–2026
- English: Phantasmal Flames, Ascended Heroes, Perfect Order, Chaos Rising, Pitch Black, Mega Evolution base set
- Japanese: Inferno X (M2), Mega Dream ex (M2a), Nihil Zero (M3), Ninja Spinner (M4), Abyss Eye (M5), Storm Emeralda (M6), 30th Celebration (M6a)
- Mega Evolution series page
Scarlet & Violet, 2023–2025
- English: Scarlet & Violet base set, Paldea Evolved, Obsidian Flames, Paradox Rift, Paldean Fates, Temporal Forces, Twilight Masquerade, Shrouded Fable, Stellar Crown, Surging Sparks, Prismatic Evolutions, Journey Together, Destined Rivals, Black Bolt, White Flare
- Japanese: 151 (SV2a), Terastal Festival ex (SV8a)
- Scarlet & Violet series page
Sword & Shield, 2020–2023
- Sword & Shield base set, Rebel Clash, Darkness Ablaze, Champion's Path, Vivid Voltage, Shining Fates, Battle Styles, Chilling Reign, Evolving Skies, Celebrations, Fusion Strike, Brilliant Stars, Astral Radiance, Pokémon GO, Lost Origin, Silver Tempest, Crown Zenith
- Sword & Shield series page
Other games, including Riftbound, Lorcana and One Piece, are on the full sets page.
Reading a set code
In a Japanese code like SV2a or M4, the letters name the series (SV for Scarlet & Violet, S for Sword & Shield, M for Mega Evolution), the number gives the release order, and a lowercase letter marks a special set. English cards print a three-letter set code along with a regulation mark letter for tournaments.
Looking for the game's Pokédex?
For video game stats, moves and evolutions, try Pokémon Database (pokemondb.net) or Bulbapedia. This database is all about the cards.
What is the best Pokémon card database?
For complete card lists, the official Pokémon TCG card database and fan sites like Bulbapedia. For lists with live prices you can buy from, our set pages.
How do I find which set a card is from?
Read the set symbol and number at the bottom of the card and match them on our set pages.
