All Dratini cards

This is the complete list of Dratini cards: 63 distinct cards in total (35 English and 28 Japanese). One entry per card: an artwork printed in several languages is counted once and shown in yours when it exists, and every language keeps the cards that exist only there. The first Dratini card was released on October 20, 1996, in Expansion Pack. The set with the most Dratini cards is Team Rocket Returns, with 2.

Last updated: Sep 27, 2026

Total cards: 63

English: 35Japanese: 28

Dratini

151

Common - #147

$0.11

Dratini

Ascended Heroes

Common - #150

$0.07

Dratini (1st Edition)

Base Expansion Pack

Common - #31

$21.15

Dratini

Base Set

Uncommon - #26

$2.28

Dratini

Base Set 2

Uncommon - #38

$1.73

Dratini

Collection Moon

Common - #42

$0.69

Dratini

Cry from the Mysterious

Common

$1.11

Dratini

Darkness, and to Light...

Common

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Dratini

Delta Species

Common - #65

$1.28

Dratini

Delta Species

Common - #66

$0.53

Dratini

Dragon

Uncommon - #26

$10.63

Dratini

Dragon Frontiers

Common - #46

$1.85

Dratini

Dragon Majesty

Common - #34

$0.19

Dratini

Dragon Majesty

Common - #35

$1.94

Dratini (Toys R Us 2018)

Dragon Majesty

Common - #35

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Dratini

Dragon Selection

$2.67

Dratini

Dragon Selection

$4.41

Dratini

Dragon Storm

Common - #25

$0.27

Dratini

Dragon Storm

Common - #26

$0.33

Dratini

Dragon Vault

Rare - #1

$3.15

Dratini

Dragon Vault

Rare - #2

$8.22

Dratini

Emerald Break

Common - #40

$0.73

Dratini

ex Start Decks

#88

$2.17

Dratini

Expansion Pack

Uncommon - No. 147

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Dratini

Expedition Base Set

Common - #107

$2.87

Erika's Dratini

Gym Heroes

Uncommon - #42

$3.71

Dratini

Holon Research Tower

Common - #34

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Erika's Dratini

Leaders' Stadium

Uncommon - No. 147

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Dratini

Legendary Collection

Common - #72

$0.90

Dratini

Legends Awakened

Common - #91

$1.08

Dratini (City Championships 2008-09)

Legends Awakened

Common - #91

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Dratini (City Championships 2008-09 Staff)

Legends Awakened

Common - #91

—

Dratini

Lost Link

Common - #29

$2.43

Dratini

McDonald's Collection 2018

$4.61

Dratini

MEGA Dream ex

#124

$0.02

Dratini

Miracle Twin

Common - #65

$0.23

Dratini

Miracle Twin

Common - #66

$0.29

Dratini

Neo Destiny

Common - #63

$1.37

Dratini

Obsidian Flames

Common - #157

$0.05

Dratini

Offense and Defense of the Furthest Ends

Common - #2

—

Dratini

Paradigm Trigger

Common - #70

$0.07

Dratini

Plasma Freeze

Common - #81

$0.33

Dratini

Pokémon Card 151

Common - #147

$0.52

Dratini

Roaring Skies

Common - #49

$0.36

Dratini

Rocket Gang

Common - No. 147

$2.01

Dratini

Rulers of the Heavens

Uncommon - #36

$0.02

Dratini

Silver Tempest

Common - #129

$0.05

Dratini

Sun & Moon

Common - #94

$0.10

Dratini

T Promos

Promo - #16/T

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Dratini

Tag Bolt

Common - #62

$0.20

Dratini

Tag Bolt

Common - #63

$0.16

Erika's Dratini

Tamamushi City Gym Deck

Uncommon - No. 147

—

Dratini

Team Rocket

Common - #53

$2.69

Dratini

Team Rocket Returns

Common - #52

$1.28

Dratini

Team Rocket Returns

Common - #53

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Dratini

Team Up

Common - #116

$0.15

Dratini

Team Up

Common - #117

$0.29

Dratini

Thunder Knuckle

Common - #38

$1.33

Dratini

Triumphant

Common - #62

$0.45

Dratini

Unified Minds

Common - #147

$0.28

Dratini

Unified Minds

Common - #148

$0.16

Dratini (Donald Duck)

Unnumbered Promos

Common

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Erika's Dratini (CoroCoro 1998)

Unnumbered Promos

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Frequently asked questions

What was the first Dratini card ever released?

The first Dratini card was released on October 20, 1996, in Expansion Pack.

How many Dratini cards are there?

folio.fyi lists 63 distinct Dratini cards: 35 English and 28 Japanese. Each artwork is counted once, so a card printed in several languages counts as one.

Which set has the most Dratini cards?

Team Rocket Returns, with 2 Dratini cards.

Why was a Japanese Dratini card printed in English?

For the Nintendo Space World event held on 24-26 August 2001, ten Sample Set cards were produced to demonstrate the e-Reader before its Japanese launch. Because the display cases presented their information in both languages, one of the ten, Dratini, was given an English print purely so that it could be shown inside the e-Reader display case.