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Team Rocket

RO · Base · Released April 24, 2000 · 82 official cards · 83 total

Team Rocket is a Pokémon TCG set in the Base series, released April 24, 2000. The checklist runs 82 numbered cards, plus 1 secret rares numbered past the printed set size. A complete set is 83 cards. Counting every booster-pack printing — including reverse holos and pack foil patterns — a master set is 83 variants. Adding catalogued non-pack printings and attached promos gives a grand master checklist of 172 variants. Promo and printing coverage is still being reviewed.

Complete set

83cards

Master set

83variants

Grand master set

172variants

Printed in both 1st Edition and Unlimited. Complete and master counts are per edition — the printings mirror each other. A grand master set spans both editions.

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83 pockets · 10 pages

Set type
Binder type
1. Dark Alakazam, 1, Holo

1 · 1

Holo

2. Dark Arbok, 2, Holo

2 · 2

Holo

3. Dark Blastoise, 3, Holo

3 · 3

Holo

4. Dark Charizard, 4, Holo

4 · 4

Holo

5. Dark Dragonite, 5, Holo

5 · 5

Holo

6. Dark Dugtrio, 6, Holo

6 · 6

Holo

7. Dark Golbat, 7, Holo

7 · 7

Holo

8. Dark Gyarados, 8, Holo

8 · 8

Holo

9. Dark Hypno, 9, Holo

9 · 9

Holo

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Card checklist

83 cards

each card lists its printings · + marks grand-master-only versions

Dark Weezing 14/82

14/82Illustrated by Shin-ichi Yoshida

Dark Weezing

Rare

Holo

Rainbow Energy 17/82

17/82Illustrated by Takumi Akabane

Rainbow Energy

Rare

Holo

Dark Weezing 31/82

31/82Illustrated by Shin-ichi Yoshida

Dark Weezing

Rare

Normal

Dark Persian 42/82

42/82Illustrated by Shin-ichi Yoshida

Dark Persian

Uncommon

Normal

Porygon 48/82

48/82Illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi

Porygon

Uncommon

Normal

Abra 49/82

49/82Illustrated by Sumiyoshi Kizuki

Abra

Common

Normal

Dark Raticate 51/82

51/82Illustrated by Shin-ichi Yoshida

Dark Raticate

Common

Normal

Diglett 52/82

52/82Illustrated by Sumiyoshi Kizuki

Diglett

Common

Normal

Koffing 58/82

58/82Illustrated by Sumiyoshi Kizuki

Koffing

Common

Normal

Magnemite 60/82

60/82Illustrated by Miki Tanaka

Magnemite

Common

Normal

Mankey 61/82

61/82Illustrated by Sumiyoshi Kizuki

Mankey

Common

Normal

Slowpoke 67/82

67/82Illustrated by Sumiyoshi Kizuki

Slowpoke

Common

Normal

Digger 75/82

75/82Illustrated by Sumiyoshi Kizuki

Digger

Uncommon

Normal

Nightly Garbage Run 77/82

77/82Illustrated by Sumiyoshi Kizuki

Nightly Garbage Run

Uncommon

Normal

Goop Gas Attack 78/82

78/82Illustrated by Sumiyoshi Kizuki

Goop Gas Attack

Common

Normal

Sleep! 79/82

79/82Illustrated by Sumiyoshi Kizuki

Sleep!

Common

Normal

Rainbow Energy 80/82

80/82Illustrated by Takumi Akabane

Rainbow Energy

Rare

Normal

Full Heal Energy 81/82

81/82Illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi

Full Heal Energy

Uncommon

Normal

Potion Energy 82/82

82/82Illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi

Potion Energy

Uncommon

Normal

Secret rares

1 cards

Numbered past the set's official 82 cards.

Frequently asked questions

How many cards are in Team Rocket?

Team Rocket has 82 cards in its numbered checklist, plus 1 secret rares numbered past the printed set size, for 83 cards in total.

How many cards are in a Team Rocket master set?

A Team Rocket master set is 83 variants — every printing pullable from the set's booster packs, including reverse holos and alternate pack foils. A complete set (one of each card) is 83 cards, and our grand master checklist — catalogued pack and non-pack printings across all editions, plus attached promos — currently lists 172 variants. Promo and printing coverage is still being reviewed.

Does Team Rocket have 1st Edition cards?

Yes. Team Rocket was printed in both 1st Edition and Unlimited, and the printings mirror each other card for card. Complete and master counts here are per edition; a grand master set spans both.