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A packet of Johto League Champions cards

Pokémon Johto League Champions Trading Cards was a set of Pokémon-themed trading cards manufactured by Topps. There were 50 cards in total: 37 Pokémon cards, 12 episode cards and a checklist card. Each of these 50 cards also had a foil card version. In addition, there were 55 bonus "chase cards" not included on the checklist: 37 sticker cards and 18 die-cut embossed cards.

Cards were sold in randomly distributed packets of eight. This number included one sticker, one die-cut embossed card, and one foil card for each packet.

Cards in the Johto League Champions series

Pokémon

Set #	Front	Title	Back text
1		#169 Crobat	check
2		#172 Pichu	The first evolutionary stage of Pikachu and Raichu, Pichu is an undeniably cute electric Pokémon, and charms any trainer with its gentle nature. Not yet as skilled as Pikachu in its powers, Pichu will accidentally send out a jolt if it's startled or laughing hard.
3		#173 Cleffa	Who knew? Cleffa is the very first evolution of Clefairy and Clefable. This normal Pokémon is a newcomer to the known Pokémon of the world. Because of its star-like shape, many people believe Cleffa came here on a meteor.
4		#174 Igglybuff	The very first evolution of Jigglypuff and Wigglytuff, Igglybuff is a normal-type Pokémon who's just learning to SING. Its soft body is extremely flexible and elastic. If it starts to roll, it will bounce all over the place.
5		#186 Politoed	The next evolutionary step of the Poliwhirl, this water Pokémon can be found in lakes and rivers. Its spiral no longer as pronounced on its chest, the Politoed can still hypnotize others. They also have a strong sense of community, and will come running if they hear one of themselves crying for help.
6		#196 Espeon	One of the next possible evolutions of Eevee, this graceful psychic Pokémon can predict the moves of its enemies as well as the weather and how objects will move. Espeon's fine body hair helps it sense air currents, letting it react quickly to its enemies!
7		#197 Umbreon	An alternate evolution of Eevee, the Umbreon is dark as night when compared to Espeon's light coloring. A dark Pokémon, Umbreon are very rarely seen and almost never captured. At nighttime, Umbreon can be spotted thanks to their glowing silver rings — a chilling sight!
8		#199 Slowking	ggg
9		#200 Misdreavus	A ghost-type Pokémon, our heroes learned the hard way just how mischievous Misdreavus can be. It loves to screech and wail in the night and yank people's hair from behind. Like its fellow ghost Pokémon, Misdreavus is a free spirit and is rarely seen or captured.
10		#201 Unown	Write here
11		#205 Forretress	The next evolution of the bug Pokémon Pineco, Forretress is covered in a steel-hard shell, leaving the appearance of what lives inside a complete mystery. Be sure to duck if Forretress thinks you're an enemy. It scatters pieces of its hard shell to drive its enemies away!
12		#206 Dunsparce	Write here
13		#211 Qwilfish	A mean-looking water-type Pokémon, the Qwilfish is very dangerous. See those spikes? They're poisonous and cause whomever they hit to faint. If you find one of these on the end of your hook, let it go!
14		#212 Scizor	This giant bug-type Pokémon can fool its enemies by bringing its pincers up to make it look like it has three heads — something that will frighten the hardiest Pokémon! Don't be fooled by its wings — as Ash learned, Scizor can't fly, but flap their wings to cool themselves off.
15		#215 Sneasel	A dark-type Pokémon, Sneasel are most often seen in the woods at night — and then just barely, thanks to their dark coat. While they can be fierce fighters with their claws, Sneasel prefer to sneak about, often stealing eggs from the nests of Pidgey.
16		#218 Slugma	At home in volcanoes and anywhere that's hot, this fire-type Pokémon has to keep moving, otherwise its magma body will cool and harden into rock. Slugma are in constant motion, looking for warm places around large volcanoes or steam vents.
17		#219 Magcargo	lalalala
18		#222 Corsola	.......
19		#223 Remoraid	lalalalala
20		#224 Octillery	lalallalalaal
21		#225 Delibird	lalalalla
22		#227 Skarmory	lölölölö
23		#228 Houndour	lalaliilii
24		#229 Houndoom	palalalalla
25		#230 Kingdra	..........
26		#233 Porygon2	Ayayayyay
27		#236 Tyrogue	plääää
28		#237 Hitmontop	ploooo
29		#238 Smoochum	palalala
30		#240 Magby	oh nonono
31		#243 Raikou	oh nonono
32		#244 Entei	löllilii
33		#245 Suicune	teztztt
34		#246 Larvitar	wrtttt
35		#247 Pupitar	lililil
36		#248 Tyranitar	Awawaww
37		#250 Ho-Oh	Nada

Episode cards

• Snap01 Got Miltank?
• Snap02 Electric Victory!
• Snap03 Brave Prince Ash!
• Snap04 Home Run Pokémon!
• Snap05 Hold On Brock!
• Snap06 Fossil Friends
• Snap07 The Messenger Pidgey
• Snap08 Zubat Times Two!
• Snap09 Chigusa's Hitmontop
• Snap10 Jungle Hijinks!
• Snap11 The Fishing Battle
• Snap12 The Most Beautiful Pokémon!

Other

• Checklist

Chase cards

Sticker Cards

There are 37 sticker cards in the set, numbered in National Pokédex order. The sticker portion forms an oval on the front of the card, in which the Pokémon is contained.

The Pokémon that appear on the sticker cards are the same as those in the regular set but have different poses.

Die-cut Embossed Cards

There are 18 die-cut embossed evolution cards in the set, representing six three-stage evolutionary lines. The image of each Pokémon and the Pokémon logo are embossed.

1. Zubat
2. Golbat
3. Crobat
4. Pichu
5. Pikachu
6. Raichu
7. Cleffa
8. Clefairy
9. Clefable
10. Igglybuff
11. Jigglypuff
12. Wigglytuff
13. Slowpoke
14. Slowbro
15. Slowking
16. Larvitar
17. Pupitar
18. Tyranitar

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