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*The cards were on the e-series card design, which likely added to their appeal. Rather than just producing a complete reprint, as [[Wizards of the Coast]] often does, MediaFactory brought old favorites into the new generation of the TCG. The set logo "''Web''" is in place of the "''e''" symbol as seen in future Expansions.
*The cards were on the e-series card design, which likely added to their appeal. Rather than just producing a complete reprint, as [[Wizards of the Coast]] often does, MediaFactory brought old favorites into the new generation of the TCG. The set logo "''Web''" is in place of the "''e''" symbol as seen in future Expansions.
*The Expansion was seen as a novel idea, and it is arguable that the theme never really caught on. The theme would not be repeated until the release of the [[EX Power Keepers (TCG)|World Champions Pack]] in 2007. Advertised as a treat for Japanese players so they would not be at a disadvantage at Worlds 2007, it proved quite popular in respect to Pokémon Web. This is reminiscent of the commercial failure and success of the English sets {{TCG|Base Set 2}} and {{TCG|Legendary Collection}} respectively.
*The Expansion was seen as a novel idea, and it is arguable that the theme never really caught on. The theme would not be repeated until the release of the [[EX Power Keepers (TCG)|World Champions Pack]] in 2007. Advertised as a treat for Japanese players so they would not be at a disadvantage at Worlds 2007, it proved quite popular in respect to Pokémon Web. This is reminiscent of the commercial failure and success of the English sets {{TCG|Base Set 2}} and {{TCG|Legendary Collection}} respectively.
*The cards Dark Ivysaur and Dark Venusaur, featured in this set eventually made their English appearence as [[Best of Game (TCG)|Best of Game]] Promotional cards #6 and #7 respectively.
*The cards Dark Ivysaur and Dark Venusaur, featured in this set eventually made their English appearance as [[Best of Game (TCG)|Best of Game]] Promotional cards #6 and #7 respectively.


==Card List==
==Card List==

Revision as of 20:48, 26 July 2010

ポケモンカード★web
File:Web-Logo.png
Cards in set 48
Set number 12
Release date October 20, 2001

Pokémon Web (Japanese: ポケモンカード★web Pokémon Card★web) is a Japanese-only release of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Cards were only available to buy online.

Trivia

  • This was the first Pokémon TCG Expansion available exclusively online. Japanese visitors to Pokémon Center Online could purchase "packs" of 10 cards and have their cards sent to them. After their purchase, users had the opportunity to view which cards they had bought online.
  • Pokémon Web contained reprints of cards featured in Base Set, Jungle, Fossil and Team Rocket, along with several Promotional cards.
  • The cards were on the e-series card design, which likely added to their appeal. Rather than just producing a complete reprint, as Wizards of the Coast often does, MediaFactory brought old favorites into the new generation of the TCG. The set logo "Web" is in place of the "e" symbol as seen in future Expansions.
  • The Expansion was seen as a novel idea, and it is arguable that the theme never really caught on. The theme would not be repeated until the release of the World Champions Pack in 2007. Advertised as a treat for Japanese players so they would not be at a disadvantage at Worlds 2007, it proved quite popular in respect to Pokémon Web. This is reminiscent of the commercial failure and success of the English sets Base Set 2 and Legendary Collection respectively.
  • The cards Dark Ivysaur and Dark Venusaur, featured in this set eventually made their English appearance as Best of Game Promotional cards #6 and #7 respectively.

Card List

No. Card Name Type Rarity
1 Ivysaur Grass Common
2 Nidoran♂ Grass Common
3 Venonat Grass Common
4 Exeggcute Grass Common
5 Tangela Grass Common
6 Growlithe Fire Common
7 Charmeleon Fire Common
8 Vulpix Fire Common
9 Wartortle Water Common
10 Marill Water Common
11 Voltorb Lightning Common
12 Slowpoke Psychic Common
13 Diglett Fighting Common
14 Hitmonlee Fighting Common
15 Bill's Teleporter T Common
16 New Pokédex T Common
17 Dark Ivysaur Grass Uncommon
18 Nidorino Grass Uncommon
19 Venomoth Grass Uncommon
20 Exeggutor Grass Uncommon
21 Dark Weezing Grass Uncommon
22 Dark Charmeleon Fire Uncommon
23 Arcanine Fire Uncommon
24 Dark Wartortle Water Uncommon
25 Surfing Pikachu Lightning Uncommon
26 Electrode Lightning Uncommon
27 Dark Kadabra Psychic Uncommon
28 Dark Slowbro Psychic Uncommon
29 Dugtrio Fighting Uncommon
30 Max Revive T Uncommon
31 Hyper Devolution Spray T Uncommon
32 Pokémon Retransfer T Uncommon
33 Nidoking Grass Rare
34 Ninetales Fire Rare
35 Magikarp Water Rare
36 Raichu Lightning Rare
37 Dark Alakazam Psychic Rare
38 Dragonite Colorless Rare
39 Team Rocket's Meowth   Rare
40 Rocket's Sneak Attack T Rare
41 Dark Venusaur Grass Rare Holo
42 Dark Charizard Fire Rare Holo
43 Moltres Fire Rare Holo
44 Dark Blastoise Water Rare Holo
45 Articuno Water Rare Holo
46 Zapdos Lightning Rare Holo
47 Gengar Psychic Rare Holo
48 Machamp Fighting Rare Holo


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