Pokémon Advanced Action Flipz

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Pokémon Advanced Action Flipz are a series of "lenticular action collectibles" made by Artbox. Each Action Flipz consists of a lenticular image, usually of a Pokémon and its evolutions.

The 2003 packaging of Pokémon Advanced Action Flipz

The 2006 packaging of Pokémon Advanced Action Flipz

Originally released in 2003, the 2003 release included 46 regular Action Flipz and six 3-D Action Flipz. They were reprinted in 2006, with the number of regular Action Flipz expanded to 76. The two releases had different packaging, and the copyright date on the back of the cards indicates which release it was part of (2003 for the 2003 release, 2006 for the 2006 release). Additionally, the 2003 release has “Advanced” printed underneath the Pokémon logo on the front, while the 2006 release has the Pokémon logo alone.

Pokémon Advanced Action Flipz were sold in randomly distributed packets of three. They were also available as part of the Pokémon Masters Club.

Pokémon Advanced Action Flipz

Regular Action Flipz

Each Action Flipz shows a lenticular image of one or more Pokémon. Pokémon from the same evolutionary line are featured together, Pokémon which do not evolve are instead shown in different poses. On the back, all Action Flipz in the series show the Pokémon's name, height, weight, and evolutions (when applicable). If the Action Flipz features an evolutionary line, it will show this information for all of the Pokémon in the line.

Set #	Front	Pokémon	2003	2006
AF01		Treecko/Grovyle/Sceptile	✔	✔
AF02		Torchic/Combusken/Blaziken	✔	✔
AF03		Mudkip/Marshtomp/Swampert	✔	✔
AF04		Poochyena/Mightyena	✔	✔
AF05		Zigzagoon/Linoone	✔	✔
AF06		Wurmple/Silcoon/Beautifly	✔	✔
AF07		Wurmple/Cascoon/Dustox	✔	✔
AF08		Lotad/Lombre/Ludicolo	✔	✔
AF09		Seedot/Nuzleaf/Shiftry	✔	✔
AF10		Taillow/Swellow	✔	✔
AF11		Wingull/Pelipper	✔	✔
AF12		Ralts/Kirlia/Gardevoir	✔	✔
AF13		Surskit/Masquerain	✔	✔
AF14		Shroomish/Breloom	✔	✔
AF15		Slakoth/Vigoroth/Slaking	✔	✔
AF16		Nincada/Ninjask	✔	✔
AF17		Nincada/Shedinja	✔	✔
AF18		Whismur/Loudred/Exploud	✔	✔
AF19		Makuhita/Hariyama	✔	✔
AF20		Azurill/Marill/Azumarill	✔	✔
AF21		Skitty/Delcatty	✔	✔
AF22		Sableye	✔	✔
AF23		Aron/Lairon/Aggron	✔	✔
AF24		Meditite/Medicham	✔	✔
AF25		Electrike/Manectric	✔	✔
AF26		Plusle	✔	✔
AF27		Minun	✔	✔
AF28		Gulpin/Swalot	✔	✔
AF29		Carvanha/Sharpedo	✔	✔
AF30		Wailmer/Wailord	✔	✔
AF31		Numel/Camerupt	✔	✔
AF32		Torkoal	✔	✔
AF33		Spoink/Grumpig	✔	✔
AF34		Trapinch/Vibrava/Flygon	✔	✔
AF35		Cacnea/Cacturne	✔	✔
AF36		Swablu/Altaria	✔	✔
AF37		Seviper	✔	✔
AF38		Barboach/Whiscash	✔	✔
AF39		Corphish/Crawdaunt	✔	✔
AF40		Baltoy/Claydol	✔	✔
AF41		Lileep/Cradily	✔	✔
AF42		Anorith/Armaldo	✔	✔
AF43		Feebas/Milotic	✔	✔
AF44		Shuppet/Banette	✔	✔
AF45		Duskull/Dusclops	✔	✔
AF46		Pichu/Pikachu/Raichu	✔	✔
AF47		Nosepass	✘	✔
AF48		Mawile	✘	✔
AF49		Volbeat	✘	✔
AF50		Illumise	✘	✔
AF51		Roselia	✘	✔
AF52		Spinda	✘	✔
AF53		Lunatone	✘	✔
AF54		Solrock	✘	✔
AF55		Castform	✘	✔
AF56		Kecleon	✘	✔
AF57		Tropius	✘	✔
AF58		Chimecho	✘	✔
AF59		Absol	✘	✔
AF60		Wynaut/Wobbuffet	✘	✔
AF61		Snorunt/Glalie	✘	✔
AF62		Spheal/Sealeo/Walrein	✘	✔
AF63		Clamperl/Huntail	✘	✔
AF64		Clamperl/Gorebyss	✘	✔
AF65		Relicanth	✘	✔
AF66		Luvdisc	✘	✔
AF67		Bagon/Shelgon/Salamence	✘	✔
AF68		Beldum/Metang/Metagross	✘	✔
AF69		Regirock	✘	✔
AF70		Regice	✘	✔
AF71		Registeel	✘	✔
AF72		Latias	✘	✔
AF73		Latios	✘	✔
AF74		Kyogre	✘	✔
AF75		Groudon	✘	✔
AF76		Rayquaza	✘	✔

3-D Action Flipz

Set #	Front	Name	Back text	2003	2006
R1		Elusive Relicanth	May, Ash and Pikachu spot an elusive Relicanth as it breeches the surface of an underground grotto.	✔	✔
R2		Bike Accident	May, Torchic and Professor Birch take cover as Ash is catapulted off his bike due to a static shock by Pikachu.	✔	✔
R3		Taillow Attacks	Taillow are naturally resilient, but this particular one is tough. Can Pikachu defeat it?	✔	✔
R4		Rescue Attempt	Treecko attempts to rescue Pikachu from the clutches of Team Rocket.	✔	✔
R5		Water Gun Attack	Ash, dressed in a Mudkip costume, directs his Mudkip to use its Water Gun Attack in the hopes that he can capture a Torchic.	✔	✔
R6		Pikachu Attack	Ash commands Pikachu to attack a Vigoroth in a Pokémon battle while May and Max cheer on in the sidelines.	✔	✔

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