Pichu Pokémon cards
All 25 Japanese cards printed across 18 sets from 1999 to 2025.
- Cards
- 25
- Sets
- 18
- First card
- 1999Pichu, Gold, Silver, to a New World...
- Newest card
- 2025Ethan's Pichu, Start Deck 100 Battle Collection
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2025 2 cards
Start Deck 100 Battle Collection, Hot Air Arena
2019 1 card
Sword & Shield Promos
2009 5 cards
SoulSilver Collection, Advent of Arceus, Movie Commemoration Random Pack
2008 3 cards
Platinum Promos, Intense Fight in the Destroyed Sky
2007 2 cards
World Champions Pack, Secret of the Lakes
2006 2 cards
Diamond & Pearl Promos, Holon Phantom
2004 2 cards
PCG Promos
2003 1 card
Miracle of the Desert
2001 5 cards
Base Expansion Pack, P Promos
2000 1 card
Neo Premium File 2
1999 1 card
Gold, Silver, to a New World...
About Pichu
Pichu has 25 Japanese cards across 18 sets. The first was Pichu from Gold, Silver, to a New World... in 1999; the newest is Ethan's Pichu from Start Deck 100 Battle Collection (2025). Atsuko Nishida drew Pichu more often than anyone else: 4 cards. The most common rarity is Promo (9 cards).
Sets with the most Pichu cards
Who drew Pichu most
Rarity breakdown
Questions about Pichu cards
How many Pichu cards are there?
25 Japanese Pichu cards have been printed, across 18 sets from 1999 to 2025.
What was the first Pichu card?
Pichu from Gold, Silver, to a New World..., released December 10, 1999.
What is the newest Pichu card?
Ethan's Pichu from Start Deck 100 Battle Collection, released December 19, 2025.
Who drew the most Pichu cards?
Atsuko Nishida, with 4 Japanese Pichu cards.
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