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Call of Legends

Series: Call of Legends

Release date: February 9, 2011

Cards: 95 (11 secret)

Set code: COL1

This is the last expansion built on Generation IV, out in February 2011 with Black & White already scheduled for April. It has no Japanese counterpart, and most of what it holds is reprinted from the HeartGold & SoulSilver sets, several cards carrying artwork drawn for this release alone. Past the ninety-five numbered cards sit eleven Shiny prints, SL1 to SL11, which brought a run of Japanese promotional illustrations into English for the first time. Legendary Pokémon are the whole principle of the selection, from the Johto pair to Kyogre, Groudon, Dialga and Palkia. Basic Energy exists only as a reverse holofoil here, so no plain printing of those cards comes out of the expansion. The Pokémon website first listed it as a series of its own and later filed it under HeartGold & SoulSilver, while its set code still reads COL1. Call of Legends (COL1) was released on February 9, 2011 in the Call of Legends series, with 95 cards plus 11 secret rares. Its most expensive card is Rayquaza SL10 (Rare Holo), at $668.61 (median of 12 sales over 30 days, August 18, 2026).

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Frequently asked questions

When was Call of Legends released?

Call of Legends released on February 9, 2011.

How many cards are in Call of Legends?

Call of Legends contains 95 official cards, plus 11 secret rares and bonus cards, for a total of 106 cards.

How many Secret Rares are in Call of Legends?

There are 11 secret rare cards in Call of Legends.

What is the most expensive card in Call of Legends?

The most expensive card in Call of Legends is Rayquaza #SL10 (Rare Holo), at $668.61: the median of 12 completed sales over the last 30 days, as of August 18, 2026.

Which Call of Legends card lets a player win without taking all six Prize cards?

Lost World, the Stadium card at 81. Once during each player's turn, a player whose opponent has six or more Pokémon in the Lost Zone may choose to win the game there and then, which makes it the first alternate win condition printed in the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

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