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FLAREON CARDS GUIDE (JP VER.?How do you tell Flareon cards apart?1997 cards have no card number, only the Pokédex No.136; from Split Earth (2002) on, cards show a number such as 017/088. Gold Star cards have a ☆ after the name: 024/PLAY is the Player’s Club promo, 011/108 the World Champions Pack print. The two CP3 Flareon EX cards share their text, so tell them apart by number and art (006 Atsuko Nishida, 007 kirisAki). Japanese name: ブースター (Booster).)
FIRST FLAREON · MARCH 1997?Flareon was not in the 1996 Base Set. Its first card was a holo in the Japanese Jungle set, Pokémon Jungle, released in March 1997.

JAPANESE FLAREON CARD CHECKLIST

[19 FLAREON CARDS] 1997 JUNGLE TO 2024 TERASTAL FESTIVAL EX

Flareon was not in the 1996 Base Set. Its first card was a holo in Pokémon Jungle in March 1997, and these 19 cards are the ones collectors look for, from that holo to the 2024 Flareon ex SAR. Several are Japan-only promos. The 5 marked ★ are the ones to look for first: the 1997 Jungle holo, the Gold Star 024/PLAY, the Summer promo Flareon VMAX 186/S-P, the Pokékyun Collection Flareon EX 007/032 and the Flareon V special art 073/069.

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