All Pikachu cards
This is the complete list of Pikachu cards: 644 distinct cards in total (247 English, 375 Japanese, 13 in other languages, 6 Simplified Chinese, 1 German, 1 French, and 1 Italian). 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 Pikachu card ever released was Pikachu (CoroCoro 1996), handed out with CoroCoro Comic on October 15, 1996. The set with the most Pikachu cards is 30th Celebration, with 34.
Total cards: 644
Pikachu
Melee! Pokémon Scramble
#7/16
$1,051.49
Pikachu
P Promos
Promo - #4/P
$169.51
Pikachu
P Promos
Promo - #21/P
$121.96
Pikachu
P Promos
Promo - #38/P
$424.79
Pikachu
P Promos
Promo - #44/P
$494.03
Pikachu
Pokémon Rumble
#7/16
$854.20
Pikachu
Sword & Shield Promos
#227/S-P
$1,577.17
Pikachu EX
XY Promos
XY124
$298.90
Pikachu EX
XY Promos
XY84
$60.03
Pikachu
XY Promos
XY89
$32.24
Pikachu
XY Promos
XY95
$89.92
Pikachu
XY Promos
Promo - #90/XY-P
$1,530.63
Pikachu
XY Promos
Promo - #279/XY-P
$5,588.12
Frequently asked questions
What was the first Pikachu card ever released?
The first Pikachu card ever released was Pikachu (CoroCoro 1996), handed out with CoroCoro Comic on October 15, 1996. It was one of two glossy cards to peel out of the magazine, five days before the first Japanese booster went on sale. They are the first Pokémon cards ever put into collectors' hands.
How many Pikachu cards are there?
folio.fyi lists 644 distinct Pikachu cards: 247 English, 375 Japanese, 13 in other languages, 6 Simplified Chinese, 1 German, 1 French, and 1 Italian. Each artwork is counted once, so a card printed in several languages counts as one.
Which Pikachu card is the most famous?
Pikachu Illustrator, awarded to the winners of an illustration contest run by CoroCoro Comic in 1998. Fewer than forty copies are known, which makes it the rarest Pokémon card ever printed.
Which set has the most Pikachu cards?
30th Celebration, with 34 Pikachu cards.
What is the difference between the red cheeks and yellow cheeks Base Set Pikachu?
The English Base Set Pikachu exists with two illustrations: the yellow cheeked art carried over from the Japanese printing, and a red cheeked variant. Red cheeks appear only in the 1st Edition and Shadowless printings, where they account for roughly half the copies; every Unlimited printing has yellow cheeks.
