Set GuideReviewed Sep 23, 202614 min

Pokemon Scarlet & Violet card list: all 258 cards

Find every English Scarlet & Violet card by collector number, from Pineco 1/198 to Basic Fighting Energy 258/198.

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The first Scarlet & Violet binder can be deceptive: the printed denominator stops at 198, while a Koraidon ex in your hand may read 247/198. That is intentional: the complete Pokemon Scarlet & Violet card list has 258 numbered cards. Cards 1 through 198 form the printed set. Another 60 cards continue above that denominator.

A clean base-set binder starts with 198 pockets and adds a separate 60-card tail for the illustration and gold cards. Decide where reverse holos live before filling pages, because they do not create new collector numbers.

What the Scarlet & Violet checklist covers

Scarlet & Violet record	Confirmed value
Catalog ID	sv1
Series	Scarlet & Violet
English release date	March 31, 2023
Printed denominator	198
Higher-numbered cards	60
Complete numbered checklist	258 cards
Catalog checked	September 11, 2026

The official Scarlet & Violet checklist (opens in a new tab) fixes the original era set at /198. Our numbered catalog extends that official boundary through card 258 while leaving promotional cards outside the sequence.

Interactive set binder

Turn the complete Scarlet & Violet card list into a binder

Start a set binder from this guide, then keep owned cards, missing cards, and price context together in Unbinder.

Unbinder binder view showing Pokemon cards organized into binder slots.

Where the 198-card set ends

Youngster 198/198 closes the printed sequence, Tarountula 199/198 opens the 60 cards above it, and Basic Fighting Energy 258/198 ends the run. This is the generation's base set, so the printed half is unusually long and the extension unusually short.

Scarlet & Violet target	Pockets	Runs from
Printed base set	198	Pineco 1/198 to Youngster 198/198
Every numbered card	258	Adds Tarountula 199/198 to Basic Fighting Energy 258/198
Your own master set	Varies	Whichever parallel finishes and promos you count in

Koraidon ex demonstrates the base set’s four-layer rarity ladder. Koraidon ex 125/198 (opens in a new tab) is Double Rare; Koraidon ex 231/198 (opens in a new tab) is Ultra Rare; Koraidon ex 247/198 (opens in a new tab) is Special Illustration Rare; Koraidon ex 254/198 (opens in a new tab) is Hyper Rare. Give each printing its own checklist mark; the shared name is not enough.

Miraidon ex follows the same rarity order at 81/198, 227/198, 244/198, and 253/198. In a 198-card printed-run binder, only Miraidon ex 81/198 and Koraidon ex 125/198 are required. The six higher-numbered versions belong to the 258-card catalog goal.

Cards 199 through 222 form the era’s first full Illustration Rare sequence, which makes a satisfying artwork section after the printed run.

How the 258 cards divide by rarity

Rarity	Cards
Common	105
Uncommon	60
Rare	21
Double Rare	12
Illustration Rare	24
Ultra Rare	20
Special Illustration Rare	10
Hyper Rare	6

This first Scarlet & Violet set introduced the modern Illustration Rare and Special Illustration Rare layers. Its 24 Illustration Rares form the largest single art block here, followed by 20 Ultra Rares, 10 Special Illustration Rares, and six Hyper Rares.

Complete Pokemon Scarlet and Violet card list

Treat this as the reference binder for the whole Scarlet & Violet era: follow numbers 1–258 and use rarity only as a cross-check. Koraidon ex is the clearest warning that name-only sorting collapses four different cards.

Find a cardRarity

Showing 258 of 258 cards

No.	Card	Rarity
1	Pineco	Common
2	Heracross	Uncommon
3	Shroomish	Common
4	Breloom	Uncommon
5	Cacnea	Common
6	Cacturne	Uncommon
7	Tropius	Common
8	Scatterbug	Common
9	Spewpa	Common
10	Vivillon	Uncommon
11	Skiddo	Common
12	Gogoat	Common
13	Sprigatito	Common
14	Floragato	Uncommon
15	Meowscarada	Rare
16	Tarountula	Common
17	Tarountula	Common
18	Tarountula	Common
19	Spidops ex	Double Rare
20	Smoliv	Common
21	Smoliv	Common
22	Dolliv	Common
23	Arboliva	Rare
24	Toedscool	Common
25	Toedscool	Common
26	Toedscruel	Uncommon
27	Capsakid	Common
28	Capsakid	Common
29	Scovillain	Uncommon
30	Growlithe	Common
31	Growlithe	Common
32	Arcanine ex	Double Rare
33	Houndour	Common
34	Houndoom	Common
35	Torkoal	Uncommon
36	Fuecoco	Common
37	Crocalor	Uncommon
38	Skeledirge	Rare
39	Charcadet	Common
40	Charcadet	Common
41	Armarouge	Rare
42	Slowpoke	Common
43	Slowbro	Rare
44	Magikarp	Common
45	Gyarados ex	Double Rare
46	Buizel	Common
47	Floatzel	Uncommon
48	Alomomola	Common
49	Clauncher	Common
50	Clawitzer	Common
51	Bruxish	Common
52	Quaxly	Common
53	Quaxwell	Uncommon
54	Quaquaval	Rare
55	Wiglett	Common
56	Wiglett	Common
57	Wugtrio	Uncommon
58	Cetoddle	Common
59	Cetoddle	Common
60	Cetitan	Uncommon
61	Dondozo	Rare
62	Tatsugiri	Uncommon
63	Magnemite	Common
64	Magneton	Common
65	Magnezone ex	Double Rare
66	Mareep	Common
67	Flaaffy	Uncommon
68	Pachirisu	Uncommon
69	Rotom	Common
70	Rotom	Common
71	Toxel	Common
72	Toxtricity	Uncommon
73	Pawmi	Common
74	Pawmi	Common
75	Pawmo	Common
76	Pawmot	Rare
77	Wattrel	Common
78	Wattrel	Common
79	Kilowattrel	Uncommon
80	Miraidon	Rare
81	Miraidon ex	Double Rare
82	Drowzee	Common
83	Hypno	Uncommon
84	Ralts	Common
85	Kirlia	Common
86	Gardevoir ex	Double Rare
87	Shuppet	Common
88	Banette ex	Double Rare
89	Drifloon	Common
90	Drifblim	Uncommon
91	Flabébé	Common
92	Floette	Common
93	Florges	Uncommon
94	Dedenne	Common
95	Dedenne	Common
96	Klefki	Rare
97	Fidough	Common
98	Fidough	Common
99	Dachsbun	Uncommon
100	Flittle	Common
101	Flittle	Common
102	Flittle	Common
103	Espathra	Uncommon
104	Greavard	Common
105	Greavard	Common
106	Houndstone	Rare
107	Mankey	Common
108	Primeape	Common
109	Annihilape	Rare
110	Meditite	Common
111	Medicham	Uncommon
112	Riolu	Common
113	Riolu	Common
114	Lucario	Uncommon
115	Sandile	Common
116	Krokorok	Common
117	Krookodile	Uncommon
118	Hawlucha	Rare
119	Silicobra	Common
120	Sandaconda	Uncommon
121	Stonjourner	Uncommon
122	Klawf	Rare
123	Great Tusk ex	Double Rare
124	Koraidon	Rare
125	Koraidon ex	Double Rare
126	Grimer	Common
127	Muk	Uncommon
128	Seviper	Common
129	Spiritomb	Uncommon
130	Croagunk	Common
131	Toxicroak ex	Double Rare
132	Pawniard	Common
133	Bisharp	Common
134	Kingambit	Rare
135	Maschiff	Common
136	Maschiff	Common
137	Mabosstiff	Uncommon
138	Bombirdier	Uncommon
139	Forretress	Uncommon
140	Varoom	Common
141	Varoom	Common
142	Revavroom	Rare
143	Iron Treads ex	Double Rare
144	Chansey	Common
145	Blissey	Uncommon
146	Zangoose	Common
147	Zangoose	Uncommon
148	Starly	Common
149	Staravia	Common
150	Staraptor	Uncommon
151	Skwovet	Common
152	Greedent	Uncommon
153	Indeedee	Rare
154	Lechonk	Common
155	Lechonk	Common
156	Lechonk	Common
157	Oinkologne	Uncommon
158	Oinkologne ex	Double Rare
159	Tandemaus	Common
160	Tandemaus	Common
161	Maushold	Uncommon
162	Squawkabilly	Common
163	Cyclizar	Uncommon
164	Cyclizar	Rare
165	Flamigo	Uncommon
166	Arven	Uncommon
167	Beach Court	Uncommon
168	Crushing Hammer	Common
169	Defiance Band	Uncommon
170	Electric Generator	Uncommon
171	Energy Retrieval	Common
172	Energy Search	Common
173	Energy Switch	Common
174	Exp. Share	Uncommon
175	Jacq	Uncommon
176	Judge	Uncommon
177	Katy	Uncommon
178	Mesagoza	Uncommon
179	Miriam	Uncommon
180	Nemona	Common
181	Nest Ball	Uncommon
182	Pal Pad	Common
183	Penny	Uncommon
184	Picnic Basket	Uncommon
185	Poké Ball	Common
186	Pokégear 3.0	Common
187	Pokémon Catcher	Common
188	Potion	Common
189	Professor's Research (Professor Sada)	Rare
190	Professor's Research (Professor Turo)	Rare
191	Rare Candy	Common
192	Rock Chestplate	Uncommon
193	Rocky Helmet	Uncommon
194	Switch	Common
195	Team Star Grunt	Uncommon
196	Ultra Ball	Uncommon
197	Vitality Band	Uncommon
198	Youngster	Uncommon
199	Tarountula	Illustration Rare
200	Dolliv	Illustration Rare
201	Toedscool	Illustration Rare
202	Scovillain	Illustration Rare
203	Armarouge	Illustration Rare
204	Slowpoke	Illustration Rare
205	Clauncher	Illustration Rare
206	Wiglett	Illustration Rare
207	Dondozo	Illustration Rare
208	Pachirisu	Illustration Rare
209	Pawmot	Illustration Rare
210	Drowzee	Illustration Rare
211	Ralts	Illustration Rare
212	Kirlia	Illustration Rare
213	Fidough	Illustration Rare
214	Greavard	Illustration Rare
215	Riolu	Illustration Rare
216	Sandile	Illustration Rare
217	Klawf	Illustration Rare
218	Mabosstiff	Illustration Rare
219	Bombirdier	Illustration Rare
220	Kingambit	Illustration Rare
221	Starly	Illustration Rare
222	Skwovet	Illustration Rare
223	Spidops ex	Ultra Rare
224	Arcanine ex	Ultra Rare
225	Gyarados ex	Ultra Rare
226	Magnezone ex	Ultra Rare
227	Miraidon ex	Ultra Rare
228	Gardevoir ex	Ultra Rare
229	Banette ex	Ultra Rare
230	Great Tusk ex	Ultra Rare
231	Koraidon ex	Ultra Rare
232	Toxicroak ex	Ultra Rare
233	Iron Treads ex	Ultra Rare
234	Oinkologne ex	Ultra Rare
235	Arven	Ultra Rare
236	Jacq	Ultra Rare
237	Katy	Ultra Rare
238	Miriam	Ultra Rare
239	Penny	Ultra Rare
240	Professor's Research (Professor Sada)	Ultra Rare
241	Professor's Research (Professor Turo)	Ultra Rare
242	Team Star Grunt	Ultra Rare
243	Spidops ex	Special Illustration Rare
244	Miraidon ex	Special Illustration Rare
245	Gardevoir ex	Special Illustration Rare
246	Great Tusk ex	Special Illustration Rare
247	Koraidon ex	Special Illustration Rare
248	Iron Treads ex	Special Illustration Rare
249	Arven	Special Illustration Rare
250	Jacq	Special Illustration Rare
251	Miriam	Special Illustration Rare
252	Penny	Special Illustration Rare
253	Miraidon ex	Hyper Rare
254	Koraidon ex	Hyper Rare
255	Nest Ball	Hyper Rare
256	Rare Candy	Hyper Rare
257	Basic Lightning Energy	Hyper Rare
258	Basic Fighting Energy	Hyper Rare

Sources and catalog method

We checked the English catalog on September 11, 2026. The TCGdex Scarlet & Violet set record (opens in a new tab) supplied the ordered names and collector numbers. The TCGCSV group 22873 export (opens in a new tab) independently supplied the rarity assigned to every numbered card.

Coverage was 258 of 258 collector numbers in both catalogs. We matched the records by collector number, then normalized punctuation, accents, and capitalization before comparing names. The official Pokemon source above controlled the printed denominator and release identity. One name is not a formatting difference: 189, 190, 240, and 241 all print as Professor's Research, and only the parenthetical tells Professor Sada from Professor Turo, so the checklist carries it. Prices, promos, reverse-holo variants, and private collection data were excluded.

After the base-set sequence is stable, write your reverse-holo choice into the Pokemon set checklist. A separate Pokemon card missing list is especially helpful here because the 60 cards above /198 are easy to overlook.

The Obsidian Flames checklist uses /197 rather than this base set’s /198. If you file cards from both releases, check the set symbol before matching a familiar name.

Common Scarlet & Violet checklist questions

How many cards are in Scarlet & Violet?

Scarlet & Violet has 198 cards in its printed checklist and 258 distinct numbered cards overall. The difference is a 60-card higher-numbered section beginning with Tarountula 199/198.

Do cards above 198 belong in the set?

Yes. The cards numbered 199/198 through 258/198 are the set’s Illustration, Ultra, Special Illustration, and Hyper Rares. They are part of Scarlet & Violet even though their numerator exceeds 198.

How many binder slots should I reserve?

Plan 198 slots for a printed-set build or 258 for every numbered card. If you collect reverse holos as well, place those beside or behind the matching number instead of changing the numbered total.

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