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EXEGGCUTE CARDS GUIDE (JP VER.?How do you tell Exeggcute cards apart?Check the number and rarity letters in the bottom corner (e.g. 065/064 AR on the Paradise Dragona Exeggcute). The 1997 and 1998 cards have no set number — the No.102 on them is the Pokédex number — so go by the set symbol, level and art: LV.14 is the Jungle card, and Erika's Exeggcute comes as LV.15 (Leaders' Stadium) or LV.12 (Tamamushi City Gym deck).)
FIRST EXEGGCUTE · MAR 5, 1997?Exeggcute's first card came in Pokémon Jungle, the second Japanese expansion, released March 5, 1997 — over two years before the English Jungle set.

JAPANESE EXEGGCUTE CARD CHECKLIST

[7 CARDS] 1997 JUNGLE TO 2024

Exeggcute’s first card was in 1997’s Pokémon Jungle, the second Japanese set. It is a common almost every time, so the cards worth chasing are the Jungle original, Erika’s Exeggcute, a Psychic-type e-Card print, a 2019 gym promo and three rare prints: the 2013 Megalo Cannon UR, the 151 Master Ball mirror and the 2024 Paradise Dragona art rare. These 7 are the ones worth finding. The 3 marked ★ are the ones to look for first: the 1997 Jungle original, the UR 083/076 and the art rare 065/064.

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