A fun card, right
Mime - Series 3, Psychic / Fairy #123/151 Scyther - Series 3, Bug / Flying #124/151 Jynx - Series 3, Ice / Psychic #125/151 Electabuzz - Series 3, Electric #126/151 Magmar - Series 3, Fire #127/151 Pinsir - Series 3, Bug #128/151 Tauros - Series 3, Normal #129/151 Magikarp - Series 3, Water #130/151 Gyarados - Series 3, Water / Flying #131/151 Lapras - Series 3, Water / Ice #132/151 Ditto - Series 3, Normal #133/151 Eevee - Series 3, Normal #134/151 Vaporeon - Series 3, Water #135/151 Jolteon - Series 3, Electric #136/151 Flareon - Series 3, Fire #137/151 Porygon - Series 3, Normal #138/151 Omanyte - Series 3, Rock / Water #139/151 Omastar - Series 3, Rock / Water #140/151 Kabuto - Series 3, Rock / Water #141/151 Kabutops - Series 3, Rock / Water #142/151 Aerodactyl - Series 3, Rock / Flying #143/151 Snorlax - Series 3, Normal #144/151 Articuno - Series 3, Ice / Flying #145/151 Zapdos - Series 3, Electric / Flying #146/151 Moltres - Series 3, Fire / Flying #147/151 Dratini - Series 3, Dragon #148/151 Dragonair - Series 3, Dragon #149/151 Dragonite - Series 3, Dragon / Flying #150/151 Mewtwo - Series 3, Psychic #151/151 Mew - Series 3, Psychic Download the full Topps Chrome Pokemon dataset: CSV or JSON
If you want slower games or simply feel nostalgic for the 5Ds era, then the Edison format is an excellent choice for alternative play
With that basic info down, I next looked to see what these three are called in Japanese as a group
