Pokémon card database

Our Pokémon card database lists every set we stock, English and Japanese, with a full card list in card-number order and a live price for every card. Pick a set below, or search any card by name or number at the top of the page.

Mega Evolution series (2025–2026)

• Perfect Order, Chaos Rising, Pitch Black, Ascended Heroes, Phantasmal Flames, Mega Evolution base set
• Japanese: 30th Celebration (M6a), Storm Emeralda (M6), Abyss Eye (M5), Ninja Spinner (M4), Nihil Zero (M3), Mega Dream ex (M2a), Inferno X (M2)
• All Mega Evolution sets

Scarlet & Violet series (2023–2025)

• White Flare, Black Bolt, Destined Rivals, Journey Together, Prismatic Evolutions, Surging Sparks, Stellar Crown, Shrouded Fable, Twilight Masquerade, Temporal Forces, Paldean Fates, Paradox Rift, Obsidian Flames, Paldea Evolved, Scarlet & Violet base set
• Japanese: 151 (SV2a), Terastal Festival ex (SV8a)
• All Scarlet & Violet sets

Sword & Shield series (2020–2023)

• Crown Zenith, Silver Tempest, Lost Origin, Pokémon GO, Astral Radiance, Brilliant Stars, Fusion Strike, Celebrations, Evolving Skies, Chilling Reign, Battle Styles, Shining Fates, Vivid Voltage, Champion's Path, Darkness Ablaze, Rebel Clash, Sword & Shield base set
• All Sword & Shield sets

See every set, including Riftbound, Lorcana, One Piece and more.

How Pokémon set codes work

Japanese sets use codes such as SV2a or M4: the letters are the series (SV for Scarlet & Violet, S for Sword & Shield, M for Mega Evolution), the number is the release order, and a lowercase letter marks a special set. English cards print a three-letter set code, plus a regulation mark letter for tournament play.

Other Pokémon databases

If you are looking for the video game Pokédex (stats, moves and evolutions), sites like Pokémon Database (pokemondb.net) and Bulbapedia cover the games. This database is for 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 card lists with live prices you can buy from, use our set pages.

How do I find which set a Pokémon card is from?

Look at the set symbol and card number at the bottom of the card, then match them on our set pages.