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Lost Link

Series: Legend Series

Release date: April 16, 2010

Cards: 40

Set code: LL

Lost World is the card the whole subset points at, a Stadium that lets a player simply win the game once the opponent has six Pokémon sitting in the Lost Zone. Everything around it feeds that place, starting with Lost Remover, which strips a Special Energy off an opposing Pokémon and puts it there. Mew, Magnezone and Absol are the other three Pokémon Prime, and Darkrai and Cresselia share the one LEGEND. Seviper and Zangoose both turn up, filed in different type blocks. It came out in April 2010, between the second and third main expansions of the era. The West met twenty-six of these forty cards folded into Triumphant, together with Clash at the Summit; the other fourteen, Lost World and Lost Remover among them, waited for Call of Legends. Lost Link (LL) was released on April 16, 2010 in the Legend series, with 40 cards. Its most expensive card is Gengar #15, at $389.03 (median of 8 sales over 90 days, September 29, 2026).

Lost Link Card List


Lost Link Sealed Products (2)

Lost Link Chase Cards

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Lost Link illustrators

Frequently asked questions

When was Lost Link released?

Lost Link released on April 16, 2010.

How many cards are in Lost Link?

Lost Link contains 40 cards.

What is the most expensive card in Lost Link?

The most expensive card in Lost Link is Gengar #15, at $389.03: the median of 8 completed sales over the last 90 days, as of September 29, 2026.

What did a Lost Link booster pack hold?

Seven cards instead of the eleven of the era's main expansions, and no Energy cards at all. Lost Link is the only subset the LEGEND era produced in Japan.

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