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CHARMELEON CARDS GUIDE (JP VER.?How do you tell Charmeleon cards apart?Check the number and rarity letters in the bottom corner. Promo numbers end in -P (e.g. 045/M-P). The earliest cards (1996–2001) have no number — use the set symbol and rarity mark.)
FIRST CHARMELEON · OCT 20, 1996?Charmeleon was in the first Japanese Pocket Monster card game Base Set, released October 20, 1996 — over two years before the English TCG.

JAPANESE CHARMELEON CARD CHECKLIST

[8 CARDS] 1996 BASE SET TO 2025

Charmeleon has been printed many times in Japan since the 1996 Base Set, usually as a common or uncommon. These 8 are the ones worth finding. The 4 marked ★ are the ones to look for first: the 1996 no-rarity original, Blaine’s Charmeleon, the shiny 167/150 from GX Ultra Shiny and the 151 Art Rare 169/165.

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