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GEODUDE CARDS GUIDE (JP VER.?How do you tell Geodude cards apart?Check the bottom corner. Geodude’s 1997–2000 cards have no set number, only the Pokédex No. 074 — tell them apart by the set symbol and the level. There are three different 1998 Brock’s Geodude cards: LV.17 by Atsuko Nishida, and LV.13 and LV.15 by Ken Sugimori. 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 GEODUDE · JUN 1997?Geodude (イシツブテ, “Ishitsubute”) wasn’t in the 1996 Base Set or Jungle. Its first card came in the third Japanese set, Mystery of the Fossils, released June 21, 1997.

JAPANESE GEODUDE CARD CHECKLIST

[18 CARDS] 1997 FOSSIL TO 2023

Geodude wasn’t in the 1996 Base Set — its first card came in Mystery of the Fossils in 1997. These 18 are the ones collectors hunt. The 4 marked ★ are the ones to look for first: the 1997 Mystery of the Fossils Geodude, the glossy Vending Series 1 Geodude, Brock’s Geodude LV.17 from the Nivi City Gym deck and the 151 Master Ball Mirror 074/165.

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