List of cards by index number (TCG GB1)

For a similar list from Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!, see List of cards by index number (TCG GB2).

This is a list of the 228 cards available in the video game Pokémon Trading Card Game, organized by their index number.

Overview

The ordering system and usage are the same in Pokémon Trading Card Game and Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!, except the first game uses a 1-byte system while the second game uses a 2-byte system. Additionally, the second game has more cards.

Ordering system

The index number order is organized in this way: first the Energy cards, then the Pokémon cards, then the Trainer cards. All Pokémon cards available in this game are from the Generation I. The Pokémon cards are separated by type, in this order: Grass, Fire, Water, Lightning, Fighting, Psychic, and Colorless. Then, they are organized by their Kanto Pokédex number, which is the same as their National Pokédex number. The number is printed on each card.

All cards of the same name are listed together. The only available Pokémon variations in this game are Flying Pikachu and Surfing Pikachu, which are listed after the normal Pikachu. All evolutionary families are listed together, except for Eevee's family which is split so each evolution is found together with the cards of their own type. Pokémon cards with the same name are organized by their level.

Usage in game

The index number is hidden from view, but the cards are often organized by their index number nonetheless. In some places which may lists cards in a random order, pressing Select causes the cards to be organized by index number. They include the player's hand, deck (when visible due to the effect of cards such as such as Energy Search or Poké Ball), the discard pile, and the list of cards received in a booster pack.

The card catalogue (a list of all cards owned by the player) and the deck editing screen are distributed in nine pages and organized by their index numbers, except the Energy cards are at the last page rather than the first. The first seven are Pokémon types, and the other two are Trainer cards, and Energy cards. The cards in a set (which can be viewed by using the "Card album" option in the PC), the deck confirmation screen (a summary of the current deck, accessed by the "Confirm" command in the deck editing screen) and the decks available in the Auto Deck Machine and Deck Save Machine are organized by the index number.

List of cards

Index numbers

No. Image Card name Type Rarity Promotion 01 Grass Energy E — 02 Fire Energy E — 03 Water Energy E — 04 Lightning Energy E — 05 Fighting Energy E — 06 Psychic Energy E — 07 Double Colorless Energy E 08 Bulbasaur 09 Ivysaur 0A Venusaur 0B Venusaur 0C Caterpie 0D Metapod 0E Butterfree 0F Weedle 10 Kakuna 11 Beedrill 12 Ekans 13 Arbok 14 Nidoran♀ 15 Nidorina 16 Nidoqueen 17 Nidoran♂ 18 Nidorino 19 Nidoking 1A Zubat 1B Golbat 1C Oddish 1D Gloom 1E Vileplume 1F Paras 20 Parasect 21 Venonat 22 Venomoth 23 Bellsprout 24 Weepinbell 25 Victreebel 26 Grimer 27 Muk 28 Exeggcute 29 Exeggutor 2A Koffing 2B Weezing 2C Tangela 2D Tangela 2E Scyther 2F Pinsir 30 Charmander 31 Charmeleon 32 Charizard 33 Vulpix 34 Ninetales 35 Ninetales 36 Growlithe 37 Arcanine — 38 Arcanine 39 Ponyta 3A Rapidash 3B Magmar 3C Magmar 3D Flareon 3E Flareon 3F Moltres 40 Moltres 41 Squirtle 42 Wartortle 43 Blastoise 44 Psyduck 45 Golduck 46 Poliwag 47 Poliwhirl 48 Poliwrath 49 Tentacool 4A Tentacruel 4B Seel 4C Dewgong 4D Shellder 4E Cloyster 4F Krabby 50 Kingler 51 Horsea 52 Seadra 53 Goldeen 54 Seaking 55 Staryu 56 Starmie 57 Magikarp 58 Gyarados 59 Lapras 5A Vaporeon 5B Vaporeon 5C Omanyte 5D Omastar 5E Articuno 5F Articuno 60 Pikachu 61 Pikachu 62 Pikachu — 63 Pikachu — 64 Flying Pikachu — 65 Surfing Pikachu — 66 Surfing Pikachu — 67 Raichu 68 Raichu 69 Magnemite 6A Magnemite 6B Magneton 6C Magneton 6D Voltorb 6E Electrode 6F Electrode 70 Electabuzz — 71 Electabuzz 72 Jolteon 73 Jolteon 74 Zapdos 75 Zapdos 76 Zapdos 77 Sandshrew 78 Sandslash 79 Diglett 7A Dugtrio 7B Mankey 7C Primeape 7D Machop 7E Machoke 7F Machamp 80 Geodude 81 Graveler 82 Golem 83 Onix 84 Cubone 85 Marowak 86 Marowak 87 Hitmonlee 88 Hitmonchan 89 Rhyhorn 8A Rhydon 8B Kabuto 8C Kabutops 8D Aerodactyl 8E Abra 8F Kadabra 90 Alakazam 91 Slowpoke — 92 Slowpoke 93 Slowbro 94 Gastly 95 Gastly 96 Haunter 97 Haunter 98 Gengar 99 Drowzee 9A Hypno 9B Mr. Mime 9C Jynx 9D Mewtwo 9E Mewtwo — 9F Mewtwo — A0 Mew — A1 Mew — A2 Mew A3 Pidgey A4 Pidgeotto A5 Pidgeot A6 Pidgeot A7 Rattata A8 Raticate A9 Spearow AA Fearow AB Clefairy AC Clefable AD Jigglypuff — AE Jigglypuff AF Jigglypuff B0 Wigglytuff B1 Meowth B2 Meowth B3 Persian B4 Farfetch'd B5 Doduo B6 Dodrio B7 Lickitung B8 Chansey B9 Kangaskhan BA Tauros BB Ditto BC Eevee BD Porygon BE Snorlax BF Dratini C0 Dragonair C1 Dragonite C2 Dragonite C3 Professor Oak T C4 Impostor Professor Oak T C5 Bill T C6 Mr. Fuji T C7 Lass T C8 Imakuni? T — C9 Pokémon Trader T CA Pokémon Breeder T CB Clefairy Doll T CC Mysterious Fossil T CD Energy Retrieval T CE Super Energy Retrieval T — CF Energy Search T D0 Energy Removal T D1 Super Energy Removal T D2 Switch T D3 Pokémon Center T D4 Poké Ball T D5 Scoop Up T D6 Computer Search T D7 Pokédex T D8 PlusPower T D9 Defender T DA Item Finder T DB Gust of Wind T DC Devolution Spray T DD Potion T DE Super Potion T DF Full Heal T E0 Revive T E1 Maintenance T E2 Pokémon Flute T E3 Gambler T E4 Recycle T

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