Intro Pack (TCG)

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The Video Introduction Set is a special Deck Kit for the Pokémon Trading Card Game and was released in Japan only.

Release Date

  • The set was released in Summer 1999.

Trivia

  • This set was conceived to introduce youngsters to the TCG, and includes a step-by-step introduction video with full explanations of how to play the game and demonstrations.
  • The cards found in this set are predominantly a mixture of those from Base Set and the Vending Machine collection; even some cards from Neo Genesis are included, several months before the Expansion was released. However, many of the cards are exclusive to the set with newly created character art. None of the cards have rarity symbols (as is the case with all Japanese cards from fixed sets), making reprinted cards much more valuable than their normal counterparts.
  • Despite the fact that numbering systems were not fully introduced until e-Card 1, these cards have their own system. Instead of displaying the numbers ##/## like in all English sets and later Japanese sets, these cards have a number inside a circle. Those found in the Bulbasaur deck have a white number in a black circle, while the cards in the Squirtle deck have a black number in a white circle. The only exceptions to this are the two holographic cards Venusaur and Blastoise.
  • In addition to the two decks and video, the set contains a rulebook, damage counters, two poison counters, a custom coin and playmat.

Bulbasaur Deck

File:Bulbasaursymbol.gif
The symbol for the Bulbasaur Deck is a silhouette of a Bulbasaur.
No. Card Name Type Level Rarity
-- Venusaur   67 (H)
1 Bulbasaur   12 --
2 Drowzee   12 --
3 Raichu   33 --
4 Grass Energy E - --
5 Grass Energy E - --
6 Lightning Energy E - --
7 Potion T - --
8 Grass Energy E - --
9 Super Scoop Up T - --
10 Lightning Energy E - --
11 Grass Energy E - --
12 Lightning Energy E - --
13 Pikachu   12 --
14 Lightning Energy E - --
15 Grass Energy E - --
16 Meowth   17 --
17 Lightning Energy E - --
18 Bulbasaur   15 --
19 Switch T - --
20 Bill’s Teleporter T - --
21 Grass Energy E - --
22 Ivysaur   26 --
23 Double Colorless Energy E - --
24 Psychic Energy E - --
25 Grass Energy E - --
26 Electabuzz   30 --
27 Psychic Energy E - --
28 Gust of Wind T - --
29 Bulbasaur   15 --
30 Doduo   10 --
31 Psychic Energy E - --
32 Ivysaur   26 --
33 Lightning Energy E - --
34 Grass Energy E - --
35 Bulbasaur   12 --
36 Grass Energy E - --
37 Jynx   27 --
38 Psychic Energy E - --
39 Koffing   14 --
40 Pikachu   16 --


Squirtle Deck

File:Squirtlesymbol.gif
The symbol for the Squirtle Deck is a silhouette of a Squirtle.
No. Card Name Type Level Rarity
-- Blastoise   52 (H)
1 Growlithe   18 --
2 Diglett   8 --
3 Wartortle   24 --
4 Fire Energy E - --
5 Water Energy E - --
6 Water Energy E - --
7 Full Heal T - --
8 Fire Energy E - --
9 Poliwag   13 --
10 Wartortle   24 --
11 Fire Energy E - --
12 Fighting Energy E - --
13 Spearow   9 --
14 Jigglypuff   14 --
15 Fighting Energy E - --
16 Squirtle   14 --
17 Fighting Energy E - --
18 Squirtle   15 --
19 Energy Removal T - --
20 Water Energy E - --
21 Bill’s Teleporter T - --
22 Water Energy E - --
23 Water Energy E - --
24 Potion T - --
25 Double Colorless Energy E - --
26 Growlithe   12 --
27 Water Energy E - --
28 Fire Energy E - --
29 Super Scoop Up T - --
30 Water Energy E - --
31 Fire Energy E - --
32 Arcanine   35 --
33 Fire Energy E - --
34 Fighting Energy E - --
35 Machop   20 --
36 Water Energy E - --
37 Squirtle   14 --
38 Water Energy E - --
39 Magmar   18 --
40 Squirtle   15 --