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DEWGONG CARDS GUIDE (JP VER.?How do you tell Dewgong cards apart?Check the bottom corner. The 1996 Expansion Pack, 1998 Vending, Misty’s Dewgong, Light Dewgong and 2007 Dewgong have no set number, only the Pokédex No. 087 — tell them apart by the set symbol, the level and the art. Mysterious Mountains has two versions of the same card: 024/088 is the non-holo Rare and 025/088 is the holo. Pryce’s Dewgong is a Basic Pokémon, and Dewgong δ is Colorless, not Water. On 151, the Master Ball Mirror has Master Balls in the foil — don’t confuse it with the Poké Ball Mirror, which has plain Poké Balls.)
FIRST DEWGONG · OCT 1996?Dewgong (ジュゴン) first appeared in the Expansion Pack, the first Japanese set, released October 20, 1996.

JAPANESE DEWGONG CARD CHECKLIST

[18 CARDS] 1996 BASE TO 2026

Dewgong first appeared in the 1996 Expansion Pack. These 18 are the ones collectors hunt. The 8 marked ★ are the ones to look for first: the 1996 Expansion Pack card, the glossy Vending Series 2 card, Misty’s Dewgong, Light Dewgong, Pryce’s Dewgong, the Mysterious Mountains holo 025/088, the 151 Master Ball Mirror 087/165 and the Inferno X Art Rare 084/080. Collecting the whole line? See the Seel cards guide.

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