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Pokémon TCG: Sun & Moon Card List Use the check boxes below to keep track of your Pokémon TCG cards! 1 Caterpie ● 39 Popplio ● 77 Alolan Raticate ◆ 115 Crushing Hammer ◆ 2 Metapod ◆ 40 Brionne ◆ 78 Alolan Meowth ● 116 Energy Retrieval ◆ 3 Butterfree ★ 41 Primarina ★ 79 Alolan Persian ◆ 117 Energy Switch ◆ 4 Paras ● 42 Primarina-GX 80 Umbreon-GX 118 Exp. Share ◆ 5 Parasect ★ 43 Crabominable ★ 81 Carvanha ● 119 Great Ball ◆ 6 Pinsir ◆ 44 Wishiwashi ◆ 82 Sharpedo ★H 120 Hau ◆ 7 Surskit ● 45 Dewpider ● 83 Sandile ● 121 Ilima ◆ 8 Masquerain ★ 46 Araquanid ◆ 84 Krokorok ◆ 122 Lillie ◆ 9 Rowlet ● 47 Pyukumuku ◆ 85 Krookodile ★H 123 Nest Ball ◆ 10 Dartrix ◆ 48 Bruxish ★ 86 Alolan Diglett ● 124 Poison Barb ◆ 11 Decidueye ★ 49 Chinchou ● 87 Alolan Dugtrio ★H 125 Poké Ball ◆ 12 Decidueye-GX 50 Lanturn ★ 88 Skarmory ● 126 Pokémon Catcher ◆ 13 Grubbin ● 51 Charjabug ◆ 89 Solgaleo-GX 127 Potion ◆ 14 Fomantis ● 52 Vikavolt ★H 90 Snubbull ● 128 Professor Kukui ◆ 15 Lurantis-GX 53 Togedemaru ● 91 Granbull ◆ 129 Rare Candy ◆ 16 Morelull ● 54 Zubat ● 92 Cutiefly ● 130 Repel ◆ 17 Shiinotic ★H 55 Golbat ◆ 93 Ribombee ★H 131 Rotom Dex ◆ 18 Bounsweet ● 56 Crobat ★H 94 Dratini ● 132 Switch ◆ 19 Steenee ◆ 57 Alolan Grimer ● 95 Dragonair ◆ 133 Team Skull Grunt ◆ 20 Tsareena ★H 58 Alolan Muk ★H 96 Dragonite ★H 134 Timer Ball ◆ 21 Growlithe ● 59 Drowzee ● 97 Spearow ● 135 Ultra Ball ◆ 22 Arcanine ★H 60 Hypno ◆ 98 Fearow ● 136 Double Colorless Energy ◆ 23 Torkoal ● 61 Espeon-GX 99 Kangaskhan ★H 137 Rainbow Energy ◆ 24 Litten ● 62 Mareanie ● 100 Tauros-GX 138 Lurantis-GX ★U 25 Torracat ◆ 63 Toxapex ★H 101 Eevee ● 139 Lapras-GX ★U 26 Incineroar ★ 64 Cosmog ● 102 Spinda ◆ 140 Espeon-GX ★U 27 Incineroar-GX 65 Cosmoem ★ 103 Lillipup ● 141 Lunala-GX ★U 28 Psyduck ● 66 Lunala-GX 104 Herdier ◆ 142 Umbreon-GX ★U 29 Golduck ★ 67 Makuhita ● 105 Stoutland ★ 143 Solgaleo-GX ★U 30 Poliwag ● 68 Hariyama ★ 106 Pikipek ● 144 Tauros-GX ★U 31 Poliwhirl ◆ 69 Roggenrola ● 107 Trumbeak ◆ 145 Gumshoos-GX ★U 32 Poliwrath ★H 70 Boldore ◆ 108 Toucannon ★ 146 Ilima ★U 33 Shellder ● 71 Gigalith ★H 109 Yungoos ● 147 Lillie ★U 34 Cloyster ★ 72 Crabrawler ● 110 Gumshoos-GX 148 Professor Kukui ★U 35 Lapras-GX 73 Passimian ◆ 111 Stufful ● 149 Team Skull Grunt ★U 36 Corsola ◆ 74 Sandygast ● 112 Bewear ★ 37 Wingull ● 75 Palossand ★ 113 Oranguru ★H 38 Pelipper ◆ 76 Alolan Rattata ● 114 Big Malasada ◆ = standard set = standard set foil = parallel set | ● = common ◆ = uncommon ★ = rare ★H = rare Holo ★U = rare Ultra = rare Holo GX ©2017 Pokémon. ©1995–2017 Nintendo / Creatures Inc. / GAME FREAK inc., TM, ®, and character names are trademarks of Nintendo..

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