New gameOctober 28, 2026
The Pokémon Trading Card Game is now on HoloHoard, and it arrives whole: every English set from Base Set in 1999 to the Mega Evolution expansions, with the promos, the POP Series, the McDonald's collections, the World Championship decks and the holiday sets alongside them. Every set has its own page and printable checklist, and every card variant, reverse holos, holo patterns, first edition prints and stamped promos included, can be tracked along with its value. Here is how the catalogue is built, and what you can do with it from today.
The game page lists the line by series, newest first: Mega Evolution, Scarlet & Violet, Sword & Shield, Sun & Moon, XY, Black & White, HeartGold & SoulSilver, Platinum, Diamond & Pearl, EX, e-Card, Legendary Collection, Neo and the original Wizards of the Coast sets. Each era's Black Star Promos sit inside their era. The special releases, the Trainer and Deck Kits, the POP Series, the McDonald's collections, the holiday sets, the Play! Pokémon Prize Pack series and the Other Promos and Products bucket, are also available to track. Browse every Pokémon TCG set.
The 1999 Base Set exists in more than one printing, and HoloHoard lists them the way the hobby does. Base Set holds the unlimited run with the drop shadow under the art window. Base Set (Shadowless) holds the 1st Edition and shadowless unlimited runs. The three Charizards above show how that plays out: the Base Set Holofoil, the Shadowless 1st Edition Holofoil, and the black-dot factory error, which is a named variant of the Base Set card rather than a separate listing. The same thinking runs through the whole line: a print that changes what is on the card gets its own row, a print that only changes the finish is a variant.
A Pokémon checklist is not one row per number. On a modern set a card can exist as a Normal, a Holofoil, a Reverse Holofoil, and in Prismatic Evolutions as a Poké Ball or Master Ball pattern print as well. On a Wizards-era set the same number comes as 1st Edition and Unlimited, in Holofoil and plain. HoloHoard holds each of those as a variant of the one card, so you mark the exact print you own and set completion counts variants, not numbers. A stamp is treated differently, because it changes what is printed: a prerelease, staff, league, championship or Pokémon Center promo is its own card inside the promo set it was given out in, and the retailer and event stamps on main-set cards are named variants of the card they sit on. The three cards below are the modern chases that make this matter, the alternate art Umbreon VMAX from Evolving Skies, the Umbreon ex Special Illustration Rare from Prismatic Evolutions and the Charizard ex from 151. See the Prismatic Evolutions checklist.
Every set has a checklist page: one row per card, one column per variant, free to view and free to print as an A4 PDF or export as a spreadsheet. Once you sign in, the same page becomes a progress tracker, with the boxes you own already ticked. On the apps the checklist is a tab on the set page, so you can tick a variant you just pulled while it is still in your hand. Open the Mega Evolution checklist.
On HoloHoard, you can add unlimited cards to your collection for free, each copy with its quantity, condition, grade, purchase price and your own photos. Because the catalogue is already built, adding a card is a tap, and the set page's Select many mode can help you add multiple cards of the same set in seconds. Lists carry intent alongside the collection, so you can maintain lists for what you are chasing, your doubles or what you want to sell, and deck lists for what you actually play. A free account covers several lists, and Premium removes the limits. Start a Pokémon TCG collection.
Every variant carries its own daily value estimate as it trades, so the reverse holo and the Master Ball pattern of the same card show two figures rather than one, and the set page totals what one of each base card would cost. Your collection and your dashboard read from the same numbers, and the Market page ranks the most valuable cards in the game. See Pokémon TCG card values.
Browse any set without an account, print its checklist, and create a free account to start marking what you own. Post a pull with a photo of the front and back so other collectors can see what is coming out of the new packs, and follow the game's pulls feed for what everyone else is finding. The HoloHoard app is free to download. New sets are added as the publisher lists them, with their own news post, so the catalogue keeps pace with the release calendar. Start tracking the Pokémon TCG.
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Pokémon and the Pokémon Trading Card Game are trademarks of Nintendo, Creatures Inc. and GAME FREAK inc., published by The Pokémon Company International. Card names, set names and symbols are the publisher's. HoloHoard is an independent collection tracker and is not affiliated with or endorsed by The Pokémon Company International.
