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ELECTABUZZ CARDS GUIDE (JP VER.?How do you tell Electabuzz cards apart?Check the number in the bottom corner (e.g. 125/165 on the 151 Electabuzz). The 1996–2000 cards have no set number — the No.125 on them is the Pokédex number — so go by the set symbol, level and art: LV.35 is the Expansion Pack card, LV.28 is the Lt. Surge’s Electabuzz holo and LV.22 is the Lt. Surge’s Electabuzz deck card. The 2008 Galactic’s Conquest reprint has the number 095/096.)
FIRST ELECTABUZZ · OCT 20, 1996?Electabuzz's first card came in the Expansion Pack, the first Japanese expansion, released October 20, 1996 — over two years before the English Base Set.

JAPANESE ELECTABUZZ CARD CHECKLIST

[9 CARDS] 1996 BASE TO 2023

Electabuzz’s first card was a 1996 Expansion Pack rare, and in 1998 Gym Leader Lt. Surge got two different Electabuzz cards: a Japan-only deck card and a Leaders’ Stadium holo. These 9 are the ones worth finding, from the glossy vending card and the Japan-only Jasmine’s Electabuzz to the 2003 Electabuzz ex and the 151 Master Ball mirror. The 4 marked ★ are the ones to look for first: the Expansion Pack card, the Lt. Surge’s Electabuzz holo, the Electabuzz ex and the 151 Master Ball mirror 125/165.

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