Start of an Adventure (KTCG)

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If you were looking for the Korean anime opening, see Start of an Adventure (song).

 

Korean TCG expansions
Burning Confrontation →
Start of an Adventure
모험의 시작
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Cards in set 60
Set number -
Release date May 13, 2010
Theme Decks

Torterra Half Deck (Varies)
Infernape Half Deck (Varies)
Empoleon Half Deck (Varies)
Raichu Half Deck (Varies)

Start of an Adventure (Korean: 모험의 시작 Moheom-ui Sijak) is the name given to the first extension set of cards from the DP series of the Korean Pokémon Trading Card Game. The set is the first to feature Pokémon LV.X for the Korean Card Game and Generation IV overall.

Information

Start of an Adventure is the first Korean extension set of cards after a long break of not releasing anything for the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Released May 13, 2010, this extension set is the first to feature both Generation IV Pokémon and Pokémon LV.X in the Korean Card Game. The set and its four accompanying Random Decks focus on the Generation IV first partner Pokémon and Raichu, and only include cards of the Grass-type, Fire-type, Water-type, Lightning-type, and Colorless-type, saving the other four types for the third extension set: Collapse of Time & Space.

The set includes 60 cards, which originate from all over the Diamond & Pearl series and the Platinum series. This is because there needed to be a large amount of Pokémon of the five included types in order to not only fill the set, but also the subset that the four Random Decks included, in addition to providing enough Pokémon in order to build meaningful decks around a specific type. However, as the focus is still Generation IV first partner Pokémon, more than half of the extension set is occupied by cards that originate from the Japanese Space-Time Creation expansion (the English Diamond & Pearl expansion).

The Pokémon LV.X for this extension set are Torterra LV.X, Infernape LV.X, and Empoleon LV.X. The legendary birds are also included, as they are one of the few sets of Legendary Pokémon that were both released in the Generation IV Card Game and completely fit into the limited types included in the extension. Much like the first releases of any English Series or Japanese Era, the Trainer cards released are only of the most standard and basic Trainer cards, in order to provide players with the most essential engines, needed to run a deck. There are no Supporter cards or Stadium cards. Many of the Pokémon evolutionary families are also included within the four Random Decks.


Set list

Start of an Adventure
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No. Image Card name Type Rarity
01/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Heracross Grass Uncommon
02/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Turtwig Grass Common
03/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Grotle Grass Uncommon
04/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Torterra Grass Rare Holo
05/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Torterra LV.X Grass Rare Holo LV.X
06/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Combee Grass Common
07/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Vespiquen Grass Rare
08/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Cherubi Grass Common
09/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Cherrim Grass Rare
10/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Carnivine Grass Uncommon
11/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Ponyta Fire Common
12/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Rapidash Fire Rare
13/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Moltres Fire Rare
14/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Chimchar Fire Common
15/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Monferno Fire Uncommon
16/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Infernape Fire Rare Holo
17/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Infernape LV.X Fire Rare Holo LV.X
18/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Goldeen Water Common
19/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Seaking Water Rare
20/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Lapras Water Rare
21/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Articuno Water Rare
22/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Piplup Water Common
23/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Prinplup Water Uncommon
24/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Empoleon Water Rare Holo
25/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Empoleon LV.X Water Rare Holo LV.X
26/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Buizel Water Common
27/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Floatzel Water Uncommon
28/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Pikachu Lightning Common
29/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Raichu Lightning Rare Holo
30/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Zapdos Lightning Rare
31/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Electrike Lightning Common
32/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Manectric Lightning Rare
33/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Plusle Lightning Uncommon
34/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Minun Lightning Uncommon
35/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Pachirisu Lightning Common
36/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Spearow Colorless Common
37/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Fearow Colorless Rare
38/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Meowth Colorless Common
39/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Persian Colorless Rare
40/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Doduo Colorless Common
41/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Dodrio Colorless Uncommon
42/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Tauros Colorless Common
43/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Hoothoot Colorless Common
44/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Noctowl Colorless Rare
45/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Dunsparce Colorless Uncommon
46/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Starly Colorless Common
47/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Staravia Colorless Uncommon
48/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Staraptor Colorless Rare Holo
49/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Bidoof Colorless Common
50/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Bibarel Colorless Uncommon
51/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Buneary Colorless Common
52/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Lopunny Colorless Rare
53/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Glameow Colorless Common
54/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Purugly Colorless Rare
55/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Double Full Heal T Uncommon
56/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Poké Ball T Uncommon
57/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Potion T Uncommon
58/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Energy Restore T Uncommon
59/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Energy Search T Uncommon
60/60 TCG2 A01 Bulbasaur.png Switch T Uncommon
 


Pack artwork

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Booster Pack artwork
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Languages this set is released in

The Start of an Adventure set was exclusively released in Korean.



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Pokémon Trading Card Game expansions and releases
Bold indicates a main expansion. Italics indicate a special set. Releases that are entirely composed of prints from other releases are small.
Korean exclusive releases
Black Star Promos
Start of an Adventure: Torterra/Infernape/Empoleon/Raichu Random Constructed Half Decks
Burning Confrontation
Collapse of Time & Space: Dialga DeckPalkia Deck
Another World
Mystical Seven
Dark Side of the Crescent Moon: Cresselia DeckDarkrai Deck
Hidden Powers
Colorful Legends
Miracle of the Lakes
Guardians of Ancient Times
BW Black Star Promos
Evolution of GrassEvolution of FireEvolution of Water
XY-P Black Star Promos
Evolution of ChespinEvolution of FennekinEvolution of Froakie
Raichu BREAK Half DeckNoivern BREAK Half Deck
SM-P Promotional cards
Lycanroc-GX Full Power Battle Starter SetRaikou-GX Starter Set LightningRandom Half Deck
S-P Promotional cardsSV-P Promotional cards