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Pokémon TCG language editions

Find native Pokémon TCG editions, compare catalog coverage by language and market, and identify regional English releases and packaging variants.

The catalog currently documents 13,104 distinct product pages across 16 language and regional catalogs. These are Pokémon Trading Card Game products and official TCG accessories, rather than a database of individual cards.

Find your language edition

Use the native product name, packaging photo and edition details together. English translations help identify a product; the original name stays on its details page.

Current catalog records by market
CatalogProduct languageProduct pagesProduct types
USA / EnglishEnglish3,42326
JapanJapanese日本語2,61526
ChinaSimplified Chinese简体中文92836
KoreaKorean한국어67828
Hong Kong & TaiwanTraditional Chinese繁體中文51519
FranceFrenchfrançais1,56226
GermanyGermanDeutsch1,35126
ItalyItalianitaliano1,13925
SpainSpanishespañol12819
BrazilPortugueseportuguês12822
ThailandThaiไทย31022
IndonesiaIndonesianBahasa Indonesia24722
NetherlandsDutchNederlands254
PolandPolishpolski133
RussiaRussianрусский374
MexicoLatin American Spanishespañol52

Counts describe the current catalog, not every product ever released. A language market can have more documented products than another because its archives and photographed editions differ.

English regional releases

The USA tab is the shared English catalog. Documented regional editions and retailer bundles also have dedicated views: United Kingdom (37 product pages) · Australia (13 product pages) · Europe (27 product pages). These views reuse the original English product pages; their counts are not added to the total above.

Different languages are distinct editions

A French, German or Japanese edition keeps its own record even when its artwork resembles an English product. Match the printed language before comparing release dates or eBay listings. Hong Kong and Taiwan share one Traditional Chinese catalog; separate regional release dates remain in the details when documented.

Packaging and reprints

Different tin shapes, contents or promo cards can identify distinct editions. An identical later tin reprint is grouped with its original listing rather than counted as a new design. For boxes, a standard ETB and a Pokémon Center edition are separate products. See the ETB edition guide.

Check a specific product

Open Details for the native and English names, format, market, release information and photographed packaging. Historical sale records and live seller offers are separate: read how eBay prices are shown. For a missing or incorrect edition, send its native name and product URL through the contact form.