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Rattata Pokémon cards

All 31 Japanese cards printed across 31 sets from 1996 to 2026.

Cards
31
Sets
31
First card
1996Lt. Surge's Rattata, Miscellaneous Decks
Newest card
2026Rattata, Nullifying Zero

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Rattata

2026 1 card

Nullifying Zero

2025 2 cards

Start Deck 100 Battle Collection, The Glory of Team Rocket

2024 1 card

Generations Starter Decks

2023 2 cards

Pokémon Card 151, Pokémon TCG Classic (Blastoise)

2022 1 card

Pokémon GO

2019 1 card

Night Unison

2017 2 cards

Strength Expansion Pack Sun & Moon, Darkness that Consumes Light

2016 3 cards

Sun & Moon Promos, Expansion Pack 20th Anniversary, Collection Moon

2015 1 card

Rage of the Broken Heavens

2012 2 cards

Freeze Bolt, Spiral Force

2010 1 card

Reviving Legends

2009 2 cards

Advent of Arceus, Melee! Pokémon Scramble

2007 1 card

Shining Darkness

2004 2 cards

Rocket Gang Strikes Back, Black Deck Kit

2002 1 card

Split Earth

2001 1 card

Base Expansion Pack

1998 4 cards

Leaders' Stadium, City Gym Decks, Kuchiba City Gym Deck, Vending Machine Series 1 (Blue)

1997 1 card

Rocket Gang

1996 2 cards

Expansion Pack, Miscellaneous Decks

About Rattata

Rattata has 31 Japanese cards across 31 sets. The first was Lt. Surge's Rattata from Miscellaneous Decks in 1996; the newest is Rattata from Nullifying Zero (2026). Ken Sugimori drew Rattata more often than anyone else: 4 cards. The most common rarity is Common (21 cards).

Rarity breakdown

Common 21Promo 1

Questions about Rattata cards

How many Rattata cards are there?

31 Japanese Rattata cards have been printed, across 31 sets from 1996 to 2026.

What was the first Rattata card?

Lt. Surge's Rattata from Miscellaneous Decks, released October 15, 1996.

What is the newest Rattata card?

Rattata from Nullifying Zero, released January 23, 2026.

Who drew the most Rattata cards?

Ken Sugimori, with 4 Japanese Rattata cards.

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