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Jungle ポケモンジャングル

Cards in set English: 64 Japanese: 48 Set number English: 2 Japanese: 2 Release date English: June 16, 1999 Japanese: March 5, 1997 Theme Decks Power Reserve () Water Blast () Previous Expansion Pack Japanese: Pokémon Jungle Next Mystery of the Fossils

Jungle (Japanese: ポケモンジャングル Pokémon Jungle) is the name given to the second main expansion of cards of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. The set continues to feature Generation I Pokémon in the card game.

Blurb

Can You Catch All the Jungle™ Cards?

Are you ready to explore the jungle? If you look hard, you'll find 48 new Pokémon™® cards in the exciting Jungle expansion for the Pokémon trading card game. Trade with your friends, show off your favorites, and build decks from the random cards in this booster pack to customize a Pokémon theme deck or starter set.

Collect all the Jungle cards and you'll discover awesome new holographic cards with super attacks—a must for every Pokémon collector!

Do you have the skills to become the world's number-one Pokémon Master? Master the Pokémon trading card game and find out!

Information

Jungle is the name given to the second main expansion of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. In Japan, it was released as Pokémon Jungle, the second expansion in the Pokémon Card Game. It is based on Pokémon Red, Blue, and Green, featuring Generation I Pokémon, and is said to take place in the Kanto Safari Zone. The English expansion was released on June 16, 1999, while the Japanese expansion was released on March 5, 1997. Subsequently all other language releases for Jungle were February of 2000.

The Japanese release contained 48 cards; however, the English release was expanded to 64 cards since Wizards of the Coast decided to include Non Holofoil prints of the Rare Holo cards. This is to make the expansion larger, as well as preventing packs from guaranteeing a Holofoil card. The 1st Edition print run also accidentally included the extremely rare 1st Edition Promo Pikachu. In the Australian release, the Unlimited print used red lettering for the word "Pokémon" instead of yellow on relevant packaging. This was to help prevent counterfeiting.

Additional cards

No. Image Card name Type Rarity Promotion 1/64 Clefable — Pokémon League Prerelease promo 56/64 Meowth — Gold border Pokémon Rolls exclusive 60/64 Pikachu — Duelist Magazine W Promo

Corrected error cards

No. Image Card name Type Rarity Promotion 33/64 Butterfree — 1st Edition - "Edition d" 63/64 Venonat — Dark line on top left where background meets border

Set lists

Jungle No. Image Card name Type Rarity Promotion 1/64 Clefable Promotion 2/64 Electrode Promotion 3/64 Flareon Promotion 4/64 Jolteon Promotion 5/64 Kangaskhan Promotion 6/64 Mr. Mime Promotion 7/64 Nidoqueen Promotion 8/64 Pidgeot Promotion 9/64 Pinsir Promotion 10/64 Scyther Promotion 11/64 Snorlax Promotion 12/64 Vaporeon Promotion 13/64 Venomoth Promotion 14/64 Victreebel Promotion 15/64 Vileplume Promotion 16/64 Wigglytuff Promotion 17/64 Clefable Promotion 18/64 Electrode Promotion 19/64 Flareon Promotion 20/64 Jolteon Promotion 21/64 Kangaskhan Promotion 22/64 Mr. Mime Promotion 23/64 Nidoqueen Promotion 24/64 Pidgeot Promotion 25/64 Pinsir Promotion 26/64 Scyther Promotion 27/64 Snorlax Promotion 28/64 Vaporeon Promotion 29/64 Venomoth Promotion 30/64 Victreebel Promotion 31/64 Vileplume Promotion 32/64 Wigglytuff Promotion 33/64 Butterfree Promotion 34/64 Dodrio Promotion 35/64 Exeggutor Promotion 36/64 Fearow Promotion 37/64 Gloom Promotion 38/64 Lickitung Promotion 39/64 Marowak Promotion 40/64 Nidorina Promotion 41/64 Parasect Promotion 42/64 Persian Promotion 43/64 Primeape Promotion 44/64 Rapidash Promotion 45/64 Rhydon Promotion 46/64 Seaking Promotion 47/64 Tauros Promotion 48/64 Weepinbell Promotion 49/64 Bellsprout Promotion 50/64 Cubone Promotion 51/64 Eevee Promotion 52/64 Exeggcute Promotion 53/64 Goldeen Promotion 54/64 Jigglypuff Promotion 55/64 Mankey Promotion 56/64 Meowth Promotion 57/64 Nidoran♀ Promotion 58/64 Oddish Promotion 59/64 Paras Promotion 60/64 Pikachu Promotion 61/64 Rhyhorn Promotion 62/64 Spearow Promotion 63/64 Venonat Promotion 64/64 Poké Ball T Promotion

Pokémon Jungle No. Image Card name Type Rarity Promotion — Nidoran♀ Promotion — Oddish Promotion — Paras Promotion — Venonat Promotion — Bellsprout Promotion — Exeggcute Promotion — Butterfree Promotion — Nidorina Promotion — Gloom Promotion — Parasect Promotion — Weepinbell Promotion — Exeggutor Promotion — Nidoqueen Promotion — Vileplume Promotion — Venomoth Promotion — Victreebel Promotion — Scyther Promotion — Pinsir Promotion — Rapidash Promotion — Flareon Promotion — Goldeen Promotion — Seaking Promotion — Vaporeon Promotion — Pikachu Promotion — Electrode Promotion — Jolteon Promotion — Mr. Mime Promotion — Mankey Promotion — Cubone Promotion — Rhyhorn Promotion — Primeape Promotion — Marowak Promotion — Rhydon Promotion — Spearow Promotion — Jigglypuff Promotion — Meowth Promotion — Eevee Promotion — Fearow Promotion — Persian Promotion — Dodrio Promotion — Lickitung Promotion — Tauros Promotion — Pidgeot Promotion — Clefable Promotion — Wigglytuff Promotion — Kangaskhan Promotion — Snorlax Promotion — Poké Ball T Promotion

Gallery

English Wigglytuff pack	English Scyther pack	English Flareon pack	Japanese Pokémon Jungle pack
Artwork	English Jungle booster box	Japanese Pokémon Jungle booster box	The Sneak-Peek Tins
The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins

Trivia

• The Japanese Pokémon Jungle booster box depicts an Exeggutor with an elongated neck that greatly resembles the Alolan Exeggutor.

Languages this set is released in

The Pokémon Jungle set is released in Japanese, all with rarity symbols. The Jungle set is released in English, Dutch, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese in both 1st and unlimited edition. All the English Holofoil Rares in the unlimited edition Jungle set were also accidentally printed as error cards without set symbol.

In other languages

Language Title Dutch Jungle French Jungle German Dschungel Italian Jungle Brazilian Portuguese Selva Russian Джунгли Dzhungli Spanish Jungla

External links

• Set checklist (Archive)

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