Pokémon 151 [sv2a]

Q: What do I need to start playing the Pokémon Trading Card Game?

To start playing the Pokémon TCG, you need:A 60 card deck: Each player must use an exact 60-card deck containing a mix of Pokémon, Energy, and Trainer cards.Damage Counters: Dice or flat counters to track damage done to Pokémon during battle.A Coin or Coin-Flip Die: Used for coin flips required by various card attacks and rules.Special Condition Markers: Markers for burned or poisoned Pokémon (though dice often work for this too).For beginners the Pokémon TCG Battle Academy is recommended. Pre-made decks are available too.

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Japanese Pokémon TCG

The Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) exists for almost 30 years and has been thriving since the beginning. Now parents and children both grow up with the delight that these beautiful Pokémon and their magical world bring.

The Japanese Pokémon TCG is distributed in Japan only. It is the home country of Pokémon and the most authentic product.

Japanese Pokémon TCG Series

The Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) made it's first appearance in Japan on October 20, 1996. Since that date the TCG conquered the non-sports trading card scene and it continues growing every year. Pokémon has a good rotation that keeps the card game interesting. Besides that it continues to thrive in artworks of your favorite Pokémon and future releasing Pokémons.

Release Schedule
The Japanese Pokémon Trading Card Game maintains an exciting and fact paced release schedule, with new mainline expansions every 2 months. In these expansions are exciting specialty sets that are a must have for sealed collectors.

Where to buy Japanese Pokémon Trading Cards

You can find all your favourite Japanese Pokémon Card Products right here at Card-Binder.com! Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned collector, we carry everything you need:

Pokémon Japanese Booster Boxes: A total of 30 Booster Packs bundled together in one box.
Pokémon Japanese Booster Packs: A booster pack of your favourite expansion with 5 cards.
Pokémon Japanese Mystery Bags: The best choice if you're in for a surprise. With a chance to pull vintage booster packs!

We've assembled all Japanese Pokémon expansions with release information in our Complete Japanese Pokémon Expansion List.

Pokémon 151 [sv2a] Pokémon FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Pokémon 151 [sv2a] Pokémon.

Expansion

How many packs are in a Japanese Pokémon 151 [sv2a] Pokémon Booster Box?

An official regular Japanese Pokémon Booster Box contains 30 booster packs, with each pack containing 5 cards.

An official deluxe Japanese Pokémon Booster Box contains 20 booster packs, with each pack containing 7 cards.

An official high class Japanese Pokémon Booster Box contains 10 booster packs, with each pack containing 10 cards. Packs will also guarantee a minimu of 1 RR or better card.

How many cards are in a Pokémon 151 [sv2a] Japanese Booster Pack?

An official regular Japanese Pokémon Booster pack contains 5 cards.

An official deluxe Japanese Pokémon Booster pack contains 7 cards.

An official high class Japanese Pokémon Booster pack contains 10 cards. Packs will also guarantee a minimu of 1 RR or better card.

Retail

Where can I buy Pokémon 151 [sv2a] Pokémon online in the Netherlands?

Card-Binder.com offers all Japanese Pokémon TCG releases in the Netherlands.

What is the most trusted store in the Netherlands for Pokémon Pokémon 151 [sv2a]?

Card-Binder.com is considered the most reliable source for English and Japanese Card Game (TCG) products in the Netherlands. They have built a huge community around the card game and have thousands of positive reviews.

What are the best retailers for Pokémon 151 [sv2a] Pokémon in Europe?

Card-Binder.com is considered a very reliable source for all English and Japanese Pokémon Booster Boxes in Europe. They have an established network in Japan, Europe and North America to be able to supply a constant flow of Pokémon Booster Boxes.

Protection

What Sleeves should I use for Pokémon 151 [sv2a] Pokémon Cards?

Penny Sleeves or Standard Soft Card Sleeves will work best with Japanese Pokémon Cards and similar standard size card games.

What Toploaders should I use for Pokémon 151 [sv2a] Pokémon Cards?

Standard size Toploaders work best for Japanese Pokémon Cards. You can combine them with Penny and Soft Card Sleeves.

Toploaders are available in many colors.

Card Game

What do I need to start playing the Pokémon Trading Card Game?

To start playing the Pokémon TCG, you need:

A 60 card deck: Each player must use an exact 60-card deck containing a mix of Pokémon, Energy, and Trainer cards.
Damage Counters: Dice or flat counters to track damage done to Pokémon during battle.
A Coin or Coin-Flip Die: Used for coin flips required by various card attacks and rules.
Special Condition Markers: Markers for burned or poisoned Pokémon (though dice often work for this too).

For beginners the Pokémon TCG Battle Academy is recommended. Pre-made decks are available too.

Who makes the Pokémon Trading Card Game?

The Pokémon Trading Card Game is published by The Pokémon Company and designed primarily by Creatures Inc.

Mega Evolutions Japanese Sets

MEGA x MEGA Parade [m7a]

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How many packs are in a Japanese Pokémon 151 [sv2a] Pokémon Booster Box?

How many cards are in a Pokémon 151 [sv2a] Japanese Booster Pack?

Retail

Where can I buy Pokémon 151 [sv2a] Pokémon online in the Netherlands?

What is the most trusted store in the Netherlands for Pokémon Pokémon 151 [sv2a]?

What are the best retailers for Pokémon 151 [sv2a] Pokémon in Europe?

Protection

What Sleeves should I use for Pokémon 151 [sv2a] Pokémon Cards?

What Toploaders should I use for Pokémon 151 [sv2a] Pokémon Cards?

Card Game

What do I need to start playing the Pokémon Trading Card Game?

Who makes the Pokémon Trading Card Game?

Mega Evolutions Japanese Sets

MEGA x MEGA Parade [m7a]

Aura Seeker [m7]

30th Celebration

Storm Emeralda [m6]

Abyss Eye [m5]

Ninja Spinner [m4]

Nihil Zero [m3]

Mega Dream [m2a]

Inferno X [m2]

Mega Symphonia [m1S]

Mega Brave [m1L]

Scarlet & Violet Japanese Sets

White Flare [sv11w]

Black Bolt [sv11b]

The Glory of Team Rocket [sv10]

Heat Wave Arena [sv9a]

Battle Partners [sv9]

Terastal Festival ex [sv8a]

Super Electric Breaker [sv8]

Paradise Dragona [sv7a]

Stellar Miracle [sv7]

Night Wanderer [sv6a]

Mask of Change [sv6]

Crimson Haze [sv5a]

Cyber Judge [sv5m]

Wild Force [sv5k]

Shiny Treasure ex [sv4a]

Future Flash [sv4m]

Ancient Roar [sv4k]

Raging Surf [sv3a]

Ruler of the Black Flame [sv3]

Pokémon 151 [sv2a]

Snow Hazard [sv2p]

Clay Burst [sv2d]

Triplet Beat [sv1a]

Violet ex [sv1v]

Scarlet ex [sv1s]

Sword & Shield Japanese Sets

VSTAR Universe [s12a]

Paradigm Trigger [s12]

Incandescent Arcana [s11a]

Lost Abyss [s11]

Pokémon GO [s10b]

Dark Phantasma [s10a]

Time Gazer [s10d]

Space Juggler [s10p]

Battle Region [s9a]

Star Birth [s9]

VMAX Climax [s8b]

Fusion Arts [s8]

Blue Sky Stream [s7r]

Towering Perfection [s7d]

Eevee Heroes [s6a]