Jungle (TCG)

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ポケモンジャングル
Cards in set English: 64
Japanese: 48
Set number English: 2
Japanese: 2
Release date English: June 16, 1999
Japanese: March 5, 1997
Theme Decks

Power Reserve (PsychicGrass)
Water Blast (WaterFighting)

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Jungle (Japanese: ポケモンジャングル Pokémon Jungle) is the name given to the second main expansion of cards of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. The set continues to feature Generation I Pokémon in the card game.

Blurb

Can You Catch All the Jungle™ Cards?

Are you ready to explore the jungle? If you look hard, you'll find 48 new Pokémon™® cards in the exciting Jungle expansion for the Pokémon trading card game. Trade with your friends, show off your favorites, and build decks from the random cards in this booster pack to customize a Pokémon theme deck or starter set.

Collect all the Jungle cards and you'll discover awesome new holographic cards with super attacks—a must for every Pokémon collector!

Do you have the skills to become the world's number-one Pokémon Master? Master the Pokémon trading card game and find out!

Information

Jungle is the name given to the second main expansion of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. In Japan, it was released as Pokémon Jungle, the second expansion in the Pokémon Card Game. It is based on Pokémon Red, Blue, and Green, featuring Generation I Pokémon, and is said to take place in the Kanto Safari Zone. The English expansion was released on June 16, 1999, while the Japanese expansion was released on March 5, 1997. Subsequently all other language releases for Jungle were February of 2000.

The Japanese release contained 48 cards; however, the English release was expanded to 64 cards since Wizards of the Coast decided to include Non Holofoil prints of the Rare Holo cards. This is to make the expansion larger, as well as preventing packs from guaranteeing a Holofoil card. The 1st Edition print run also accidentally included the extremely rare 1st Edition Promo Pikachu. In the Australian release, the Unlimited print used red lettering for the word "Pokémon" instead of yellow on relevant packaging. This was to help prevent counterfeiting.

Additional cards
No. Image Card name Type Promotion
1/64 Clefable Colorless — Pokémon League Prerelease promo
56/64 Meowth Colorless — Gold border Pokémon Rolls exclusive
60/64 Pikachu Lightning — Duelist Magazine W Promo
 



Corrected error cards
No. Image Card name Type Promotion
33/64 Butterfree Grass — 1st Edition - "Edition d"
63/64 Venonat Grass — Dark line on top left where background meets border
 


Set lists

Jungle
No. Image Card name Type Rarity
1/64 Clefable Colorless Rare Holo Promotion
2/64 Electrode Lightning Rare Holo Promotion
3/64 Flareon Fire Rare Holo Promotion
4/64 Jolteon Lightning Rare Holo Promotion
5/64 Kangaskhan Colorless Rare Holo Promotion
6/64 Mr. Mime Psychic Rare Holo Promotion
7/64 Nidoqueen Grass Rare Holo Promotion
8/64 Pidgeot Colorless Rare Holo Promotion
9/64 Pinsir Grass Rare Holo Promotion
10/64 Scyther Grass Rare Holo Promotion
11/64 Snorlax Colorless Rare Holo Promotion
12/64 Vaporeon Water Rare Holo Promotion
13/64 Venomoth Grass Rare Holo Promotion
14/64 Victreebel Grass Rare Holo Promotion
15/64 Vileplume Grass Rare Holo Promotion
16/64 Wigglytuff Colorless Rare Holo Promotion
17/64 Clefable Colorless Rare Promotion
18/64 Electrode Lightning Rare Promotion
19/64 Flareon Fire Rare Promotion
20/64 Jolteon Lightning Rare Promotion
21/64 Kangaskhan Colorless Rare Promotion
22/64 Mr. Mime Psychic Rare Promotion
23/64 Nidoqueen Grass Rare Promotion
24/64 Pidgeot Colorless Rare Promotion
25/64 Pinsir Grass Rare Promotion
26/64 Scyther Grass Rare Promotion
27/64 Snorlax Colorless Rare Promotion
28/64 Vaporeon Water Rare Promotion
29/64 Venomoth Grass Rare Promotion
30/64 Victreebel Grass Rare Promotion
31/64 Vileplume Grass Rare Promotion
32/64 Wigglytuff Colorless Rare Promotion
33/64 Butterfree Grass Uncommon Promotion
34/64 Dodrio Colorless Uncommon Promotion
35/64 Exeggutor Grass Uncommon Promotion
36/64 Fearow Colorless Uncommon Promotion
37/64 Gloom Grass Uncommon Promotion
38/64 Lickitung Colorless Uncommon Promotion
39/64 Marowak Fighting Uncommon Promotion
40/64 Nidorina Grass Uncommon Promotion
41/64 Parasect Grass Uncommon Promotion
42/64 Persian Colorless Uncommon Promotion
43/64 Primeape Fighting Uncommon Promotion
44/64 Rapidash Fire Uncommon Promotion
45/64 Rhydon Fighting Uncommon Promotion
46/64 Seaking Water Uncommon Promotion
47/64 Tauros Colorless Uncommon Promotion
48/64 Weepinbell Grass Uncommon Promotion
49/64 Bellsprout Grass Common Promotion
50/64 Cubone Fighting Common Promotion
51/64 Eevee Colorless Common Promotion
52/64 Exeggcute Grass Common Promotion
53/64 Goldeen Water Common Promotion
54/64 Jigglypuff Colorless Common Promotion
55/64 Mankey Fighting Common Promotion
56/64 Meowth Colorless Common Promotion
57/64 Nidoran♀ Grass Common Promotion
58/64 Oddish Grass Common Promotion
59/64 Paras Grass Common Promotion
60/64 Pikachu Lightning Common Promotion
61/64 Rhyhorn Fighting Common Promotion
62/64 Spearow Colorless Common Promotion
63/64 Venonat Grass Common Promotion
64/64 Poké Ball T Common Promotion
 

Pokémon Jungle
No. Image Card name Type Rarity
— Nidoran♀ Grass Common Promotion
— Oddish Grass Common Promotion
— Paras Grass Common Promotion
— Venonat Grass Common Promotion
— Bellsprout Grass Common Promotion
— Exeggcute Grass Common Promotion
— Butterfree Grass Uncommon Promotion
— Nidorina Grass Uncommon Promotion
— Gloom Grass Uncommon Promotion
— Parasect Grass Uncommon Promotion
— Weepinbell Grass Uncommon Promotion
— Exeggutor Grass Uncommon Promotion
— Nidoqueen Grass Rare Holo Promotion
— Vileplume Grass Rare Holo Promotion
— Venomoth Grass Rare Holo Promotion
— Victreebel Grass Rare Holo Promotion
— Scyther Grass Rare Holo Promotion
— Pinsir Grass Rare Holo Promotion
— Rapidash Fire Uncommon Promotion
— Flareon Fire Rare Holo Promotion
— Goldeen Water Common Promotion
— Seaking Water Uncommon Promotion
— Vaporeon Water Rare Holo Promotion
— Pikachu Lightning Common Promotion
— Electrode Lightning Rare Holo Promotion
— Jolteon Lightning Rare Holo Promotion
— Mr. Mime Psychic Rare Holo Promotion
— Mankey Fighting Common Promotion
— Cubone Fighting Common Promotion
— Rhyhorn Fighting Common Promotion
— Primeape Fighting Uncommon Promotion
— Marowak Fighting Uncommon Promotion
— Rhydon Fighting Uncommon Promotion
— Spearow Colorless Common Promotion
— Jigglypuff Colorless Common Promotion
— Meowth Colorless Common Promotion
— Eevee Colorless Common Promotion
— Fearow Colorless Uncommon Promotion
— Persian Colorless Uncommon Promotion
— Dodrio Colorless Uncommon Promotion
— Lickitung Colorless Uncommon Promotion
— Tauros Colorless Uncommon Promotion
— Pidgeot Colorless Rare Holo Promotion
— Clefable Colorless Rare Holo Promotion
— Wigglytuff Colorless Rare Holo Promotion
— Kangaskhan Colorless Rare Holo Promotion
— Snorlax Colorless Rare Holo Promotion
— Poké Ball T Common Promotion
 

Gallery

The pack artwork for Pokémon Jungle was illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita.[1]

English Wigglytuff pack
English Scyther pack
English Flareon pack
Japanese Pokémon Jungle pack
Artwork
English Jungle booster box
Japanese Pokémon Jungle
booster box
The Sneak-Peek Tins
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Trivia

  • The Japanese Pokémon Jungle booster box depicts an Exeggutor with an elongated neck that greatly resembles the Alolan Exeggutor.

Languages this set is released in

The Pokémon Jungle set is released in Japanese, all with rarity symbols. The Jungle set is released in English, Dutch, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese in both 1st and unlimited edition. All the English Holofoil Rares in the unlimited edition Jungle set were also accidentally printed as error cards without set symbol.

In other languages

Language Title
Dutch Jungle
French Jungle
German Dschungel
Italian Jungle
Brazilian Portuguese Selva
Russian Джунгли Dzhungli
Spanish Jungla

External links

References

  1. ↑ Bあの時の拡張パック、覚えてますか？～第4回 PTCG15th記念企画～ | PTCG Blog, archived Jan 15, 2012 on Internet Archive
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