The cards in this set are unnumbered, but are ordered by rarity and pokedex number Cards 48 Released Jun 21st 1997 Card List Collection Status You must be logged in to track your collection #1 - Ekans #2 - Zubat #3 - Grimer #4 - Arbok #5 - Golbat #6 - Weezing #7 - Muk #8 - Magmar #9 - Moltres #10 - Psyduck #11 - Tentacool #12 - Shellder #13 - Krabby #14 - Horsea #15 - Omanyte #16 - Golduck #17 - Tentacruel #18 - Cloyster #19 - Kingler #20 - Seadra #21 - Omastar #22 - Lapras #23 - Articuno #24 - Raichu #25 - Magneton #26 - Zapdos #27 - Slowpoke #28 - Slowbro #29 - Gastly #30 - Haunter #31 - Gengar #32 - Hypno #33 - Mew #34 - Geodude #35 - Kabuto #36 - Sandslash #37 - Graveler #38 - Golem #39 - Hitmonlee #40 - Kabutops #41 - Aerodactyl #42 - Ditto #43 - Dragonite #44 - Energy Search #45 - Gambler #46 - Mysterious Fossil #47 - Recycle #48 - Mr
Decks like Dredge that have historically dominated those match-ups in Game One, so a main deck source of graveyard hate is always welcome
It should be noted that within the Japanese booster packs, there were several rares to find with a Pok Ball pattern or a rare Master Ball pattern, however, these cards will not be included in the English set
Once this is done you discard the song card, just as you do with action cards
Imported from Japan Small format for Yu-Gi-Oh
Target player puts that many cards from the top of his or her library into his or her graveyard
