Tyranitar Pokémon cards
All 49 Japanese cards printed across 32 sets from 2000 to 2026.
- Cards
- 49
- Sets
- 32
- First card
- 2000Tyranitar, Crossing the Ruins...
- Newest card
- 2026Dark Tyranitar, 30th Celebration
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2026 1 card
30th Celebration
2025 2 cards
Battle Partners, The Glory of Team Rocket
2024 1 card
Generations Starter Decks
2023 4 cards
Ruler of the Black Flame, Clay Burst
2022 1 card
Pokémon GO
2021 5 cards
Starter Deck 100, Single Strike Master, Sword & Shield Family Pokémon Card Game
2020 1 card
Explosive Walker
2019 5 cards
Sword & Shield Promos, Miracle Twin
2018 5 cards
Super-Burst Impact, Champion Road, Dark Order
2016 1 card
Awakening Psychic King
2015 4 cards
Bandit Ring
2013 1 card
XY Promos
2010 1 card
Reviving Legends
2008 1 card
Intense Fight in the Destroyed Sky
2007 1 card
Secret of the Lakes
2005 2 cards
Golden Sky, Silvery Ocean, Holon Research Tower
2004 3 cards
Rocket Gang Strikes Back, Black Deck Kit
2002 3 cards
Wind from the Sea, T Promos
2001 6 cards
Pokémon VS, Base Expansion Pack, Darkness, and to Light...
2000 1 card
Crossing the Ruins...
About Tyranitar
Tyranitar has 49 Japanese cards across 32 sets. The first was Tyranitar from Crossing the Ruins... in 2000; the newest is Dark Tyranitar from 30th Celebration (2026). 5ban Graphics drew Tyranitar more often than anyone else: 11 cards. The most common rarity is Rare (11 cards).
Sets with the most Tyranitar cards
Who drew Tyranitar most
Rarity breakdown
Questions about Tyranitar cards
How many Tyranitar cards are there?
49 Japanese Tyranitar cards have been printed, across 32 sets from 2000 to 2026.
What was the first Tyranitar card?
Tyranitar from Crossing the Ruins..., released July 7, 2000.
What is the newest Tyranitar card?
Dark Tyranitar from 30th Celebration, released September 16, 2026.
Who drew the most Tyranitar cards?
5ban Graphics, with 11 Japanese Tyranitar cards.
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