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DROWZEE CARDS GUIDE (JP VER.?How do you tell Drowzee cards apart?Check the number and rarity letters in the bottom corner (e.g. 086/078 AR on the Violet ex Drowzee). The 1996–1999 cards on this list have no set number — the No.096 on them is the Pokédex number — so go by the set symbol, level and art. There are two Sabrina's Drowzee cards from 1999: LV.15 by Atsuko Nishida (Challenge from the Darkness) and LV.18 by Ken Sugimori (Yamabuki City Gym deck).)
FIRST DROWZEE · OCT 20, 1996?Drowzee was in the very first Japanese set, the Expansion Pack (the original Base Set), released October 20, 1996 — over two years before the English Base Set.

JAPANESE DROWZEE CARD CHECKLIST

[8 CARDS] 1996 BASE SET TO 2026

Drowzee has been in the game since the 1996 Japanese Base Set. It is a common almost every time, so collectors chase first prints, the Team Rocket and Gym Leader versions, and two modern standouts: the Violet ex art rare and the Pokémon Card 151 Master Ball mirror. These 8 are the ones worth finding. The 3 marked ★ are the ones to look for first: the 1996 no-rarity-symbol original, the Violet ex AR 086/078 and the 151 Master Ball mirror 096/165.

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