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HeartGold & SoulSilver ハートゴールドコレクション / ソウルシルバーコレクション

File:HGSS TCG Logo.png Cards in set English: 124 Japanese: 150* Set number English: 43 Japanese: 43 Release date English: February 10, 2010 Japanese: October 9, 2009 Theme Decks Mind Flood () Ember Spark () Growth Clash () Previous Advent of Arceus Japanese: HeartGold Collection / SoulSilver Collection Next Reviving Legends

Pokémon TCG: HeartGold & SoulSilver (Japanese: ハートゴールドコレクション HeartGold Collection and ソウルシルバーコレクション SoulSilver Collection) is the name given to the first expansion of cards from the HeartGold & SoulSilver era of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. The set brings several new mechanics and features to the game.

Information

• Based on Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, this set predominantly includes Generation II Pokémon and features from the re-envisioned Johto region.
• For only the second time in the TCG, the card layout was redesigned mid-generation (the first was the transition from Neo to e-Card during Generation II). Changes include:
  • The card border, as well as some of the graphics on the card have a gold and silver tinge, a direct reference to the games.
  • The evolution box graphic returns to the upper left corner of the card next to the card name, as it was on cards released before the EX era. The stage name graphic remains on the top of the illustration window, albeit shifted slightly to the left. Basic Pokémon cards also have a small graphic added where the evolution box is on evolved Pokémon.
  • The illustrator credit graphic is shorter in length, allowing more space for the Pokédex entry text, which has also been moved further down.
  • As with the mid-Generation II redesign, levels are no longer shown.
  • Another graphic has been added in the top right corner of the card, making the HP and card type more prominent.
• Pokémon LV.X are no longer present, now replaced by Pokémon Prime. Reflecting the namesake of the new TCG era, Pokémon LEGEND were another type of powerful Pokémon introduced. However, unlike the next set, only one Pokémon is present as opposed to two.
• Trainer cards are now reclassified as Goods cards in Japan, resulting in three separate classes of what used to be Trainer cards. Similarly to Supporter cards and Stadium cards, which were color-coded orange and green respectively after their reclassification in Diamond & Pearl, Goods cards are now color-coded blue. For the purpose of this and future checklists, Goods cards are marked as "G". The illustration window on all of these cards is now also gold instead of silver.
• In Japan, this set introduced a parallel alternate foil set, a feature that has been part of the English version of the TCG since Legendary Collection. In Japan, these cards are called Mirror Cards (ミラーカード) and feature a similar foil treatment to the alternate foil cards in English sets.

Trivia

• As mentioned above, this is the second time the card layout has been changed mid-generation as opposed to changing it at the start of a new one, but it is the first time the TCG has featured three distinct eras in one generation: DP, PL (DPt in Japan) and LEGEND.

Card list

HeartGold & SoulSilver

No.	Card Name	Type	Rarity
1/123	Arcanine
2/123	Azumarill
3/123	Clefable
4/123	Gyarados
5/123	Hitmontop
6/123	Jumpluff
7/123	Ninetales
8/123	Noctowl
9/123	Quagsire
10/123	Raichu
11/123	Shuckle
12/123	Slowking
13/123	Wobbuffet
14/123	Ampharos
15/123	Ariados
16/123	Butterfree
17/123	Cleffa
18/123	Exeggutor
19/123	Farfetch'd
20/123	Feraligatr
21/123	Furret
22/123	Granbull
23/123	Hypno
24/123	Lapras
25/123	Ledian
26/123	Meganium
27/123	Persian
28/123	Pichu
29/123	Sandslash
30/123	Smoochum
31/123	Sunflora
32/123	Typhlosion
33/123	Tyrogue
34/123	Weezing
35/123	Bayleef
36/123	Blissey
37/123	Corsola
38/123	Croconaw
39/123	Delibird
40/123	Donphan
41/123	Dunsparce
42/123	Flaaffy
43/123	Heracross
44/123	Igglybuff
45/123	Mantine
46/123	Metapod
47/123	Miltank
48/123	Parasect
49/123	Quilava
50/123	Qwilfish
51/123	Skiploom
52/123	Slowbro
53/123	Starmie
54/123	Unown
55/123	Unown
56/123	Wigglytuff
57/123	Caterpie
58/123	Chansey
59/123	Chikorita
60/123	Clefairy
61/123	Cyndaquil
62/123	Drowzee
63/123	Exeggcute
64/123	Girafarig
65/123	Growlithe
66/123	Hoothoot
67/123	Hoppip
68/123	Jigglypuff
69/123	Jynx
70/123	Koffing
71/123	Ledyba
72/123	Magikarp
73/123	Mareep
74/123	Marill
75/123	Meowth
76/123	Paras
77/123	Phanpy
78/123	Pikachu
79/123	Sandshrew
80/123	Sentret
81/123	Slowpoke
82/123	Snubbull
83/123	Spinarak
84/123	Staryu
85/123	Sunkern
86/123	Totodile
87/123	Vulpix
88/123	Wooper
89/123	Bill	Su
90/123	Copycat	Su
91/123	Energy Switch	T
92/123	Fisherman	Su
93/123	Full Heal	T
94/123	Moomoo Milk	T
95/123	Poké Ball	T
96/123	PokéGear 3.0	T
97/123	Pokémon Collector	Su
98/123	Pokémon Communication	T
99/123	Pokémon Reversal	T
100/123	Professor Elm's Training Method	Su
101/123	Professor Oak's New Theory	Su
102/123	Switch	T
103/123	Double Colorless Energy	E
104/123	Rainbow Energy	E
105/123	Ampharos
106/123	Blissey
107/123	Donphan
108/123	Feraligatr
109/123	Meganium
110/123	Typhlosion
111/123	Ho-Oh LEGEND
112/123	Ho-Oh LEGEND
113/123	Lugia LEGEND
114/123	Lugia LEGEND
115/123	Grass Energy	E
116/123	Fire Energy	E
117/123	Water Energy	E
118/123	Lightning Energy	E
119/123	Psychic Energy	E
120/123	Fighting Energy	E
121/123	Darkness Energy	E
122/123	Metal Energy	E
123/123	Gyarados

HeartGold Collection

No.	Card Name	Type	Rarity
001/070	Weedle
002/070	Kakuna
003/070	Beedrill
004/070	Spinarak
005/070	Ariados
006/070	Hoppip
007/070	Skiploom
008/070	Jumpluff
009/070	Sunkern
010/070	Sunflora
011/070	Shuckle
012/070	Heracross
013/070	Growlithe
014/070	Arcanine
015/070	Ho-Oh LEGEND
016/070	Ho-Oh LEGEND
017/070	Slowpoke
018/070	Slowbro
019/070	Staryu
020/070	Starmie
021/070	Lapras
022/070	Totodile
023/070	Croconaw
024/070	Feraligatr
025/070	Feraligatr
026/070	Qwilfish
027/070	Corsola
028/070	Remoraid
029/070	Octillery
030/070	Mantine
031/070	Mareep
032/070	Flaaffy
033/070	Ampharos
034/070	Ampharos
035/070	Koffing
036/070	Weezing
037/070	Smoochum
038/070	Jynx
039/070	Slowking
040/070	Unown
041/070	Wobbuffet
042/070	Mankey
043/070	Primeape
044/070	Phanpy
045/070	Donphan
046/070	Donphan
047/070	Spearow
048/070	Fearow
049/070	Cleffa
050/070	Clefairy
051/070	Clefable
052/070	Chansey
053/070	Blissey
054/070	Blissey
055/070	Tauros
056/070	Sentret
057/070	Furret
058/070	Hoothoot
059/070	Noctowl
060/070	Girafarig
061/070	Dunsparce
062/070	Stantler
063/070	Energy Switch	G
064/070	Switch	G
065/070	Pokémon Reversal	G
066/070	Poké Ball	G
067/070	Professor Elm's Training Method	Su
068/070	Professor Oak's New Theory	Su
069/070	Bill	Su
070/070	Double Colorless Energy	E
071/070	Alph Lithograph	G	—

SoulSilver Collection

No.	Card Name	Type	Rarity
001/070	Caterpie
002/070	Metapod
003/070	Butterfree
004/070	Paras
005/070	Parasect
006/070	Chikorita
007/070	Bayleef
008/070	Meganium
009/070	Meganium
010/070	Ledyba
011/070	Ledian
012/070	Vulpix
013/070	Ninetales
014/070	Cyndaquil
015/070	Quilava
016/070	Typhlosion
017/070	Typhlosion
018/070	Poliwag
019/070	Poliwhirl
020/070	Poliwrath
021/070	Politoed
022/070	Magikarp
023/070	Gyarados
024/070	Marill
025/070	Azumarill
026/070	Wooper
027/070	Quagsire
028/070	Delibird
029/070	Lugia LEGEND
030/070	Lugia LEGEND
031/070	Pichu
032/070	Pikachu
033/070	Raichu
034/070	Zubat
035/070	Golbat
036/070	Crobat
037/070	Crobat
038/070	Drowzee
039/070	Hypno
040/070	Exeggcute
041/070	Exeggutor
042/070	Natu
043/070	Xatu
044/070	Unown
045/070	Sandshrew
046/070	Sandslash
047/070	Sudowoodo
048/070	Tyrogue
049/070	Hitmontop
050/070	Igglybuff
051/070	Jigglypuff
052/070	Wigglytuff
053/070	Meowth
054/070	Persian
055/070	Farfetch'd
056/070	Aipom
057/070	Snubbull
058/070	Granbull
059/070	Teddiursa
060/070	Ursaring
061/070	Ursaring
062/070	Miltank
063/070	Full Heal	G
064/070	PokéGear 3.0	G
065/070	Pokémon Communication	G
066/070	Moo-Moo Milk	G
067/070	Fisherman	Su
068/070	Collector	Su
069/070	Copycat	Su
070/070	Rainbow Energy	E
071/070	Alph Lithograph	G	—

Both Sets

No.	Card Name	Type	Rarity
—	Grass Energy	E	—
—	Fire Energy	E	—
—	Water Energy	E	—
—	Lightning Energy	E	—
—	Psychic Energy	E	—
—	Fighting Energy	E	—
—	Darkness Energy	E	—
—	Metal Energy	E	—