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Pokemon SK
Pokemon SK brings a card catalog and a Pokédex into one browsing path. It helps you inspect a species, find related cards and explore sets without confusing video-game stats with trading-card fields.
What you will find
- 23,322 cards
- 210 sets
- 1,025 Pokémon
- Seven languages
- Prices and rarities
- Stats and evolutions
Data you can examine
The collection separates three layers of information so that a species, a card printing and a TCG set are not treated as the same kind of record.
- Cards with artwork, collector number, set, rarity, HP, attacks and other fields available for that printing.
- Sets with series, release context, logos, symbols and the number of cataloged cards.
- Pokémon with types, base stats, evolution chains, habitat and links to related cards.
- Connected pages by species, set and language, allowing the lookup to continue without starting over.
Comparisons that make sense
The structure supports comparison within the same record type. A card should be compared with another printing, while a species belongs beside another Pokédex entry.
- Compare cards for the same Pokémon by set, rarity, artwork, attacks and displayed price.
- Compare sets by series, release, checklist size and included cards.
- Compare species by type, HP, Attack, Defense, special stats and Speed.
- Follow relationships to see which cards belong to a set or depict the same species.
Best ways to use the database
The database works for a quick identity check as well as a longer search through a collection, character or particular printing.
- Confirm that a card belongs to the expected set before checking price or availability.
- Open a Pokémon profile to review game attributes and continue to related cards.
- Browse by set when a card name alone does not identify the correct printing.
- Switch the interface language while keeping the main subject of the lookup in view.
Scope and limits
The catalog combines game and TCG data while keeping each context distinct. That separation is essential when interpreting numbers, attacks and prices.
- Pokédex stats are not card attributes and should never be compared as if they were.
- A listed price is a changing market reference, not a guaranteed valuation for a card in a particular condition.
- New sets and corrections can change the displayed totals after the review date.
- For official rules, tournament policy and card legality, also consult official Pokémon TCG publications.
Destination languages
PTPortugueseENEnglishESSpanishFRFrenchDEGermanJAJapaneseKOKorean