Pokémon Stickers (Topps)

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Pokémon stickers featuring Pokémon found in Kanto as well as characters from the anime were created by Topps in 1999. The collection features 276 stickers in total- including 150 Pokémon from the Kanto Pokédex; 82 other stickers featuring Pokémon- most of which with one or both vertical borders missing, to emphasis the evolutionary or type relationships between Pokémon; 24 glittery stickers; 12 stickers with a gold and glittery background; and 8 puzzle stickers.

The stickers were sold in packs of six, and a sticker album was also made for the set.

List of stickers

Normal stickers

Stickers numbered 1-150 each have a Pokémon on them, relating to their numerical position in the Kanto/National Pokédex order, and have a background that represents the Pokémon's primary type.

In the cases of Pokémon listed below that are related by evolution (and also with a few noted exceptions), either the left, right or both borders on the sticker is removed so that 2 or 3 of the stickers will form a larger sticker when placed side by side in the correct order.

Also, the Pokémon on the stickers follow lexiographical order by their primary type; and each sticker has a background that represents its primary type.

Stickers 151, 152, 153 and 154 form a picture of Ash's face with Pikachu on his head; whilst stickers 237, 238, 239 and 240 put together form a picture of Ash's face with a tiled background of Pikachu heads.

Glittery stickers

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The stickers numbered S1 to S24 in the collection feature a glittery background, with a border depicting many miniature Pokémon.

Gold and glitter stickers

Stickers numbered S25 to S36 have mainly gold-colored backgrounds, with the same glittery border as the rest of the glittery stickers. Most of these stickers have pictures of characters from the anime.


  This article is part of Project Merchandise, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on all Pokémon toys, dolls, books, and collectible merchandise.