Mudkip Pokémon cards
All 22 English cards printed across 17 sets from 2003 to 2025.
- Cards
- 22
- Sets
- 17
- First card
- 2003Mudkip, Ruby & Sapphire
- Newest card
- 2025Mudkip, Mega Evolution Black Star Promos
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Track which of these 22 Mudkip cards you own in Pooka.

2025 1 card
Mega Evolution Black Star Promos
2021 2 cards
Fusion Strike, McDonald's Collection 2021
2018 2 cards
Celestial Storm
2015 2 cards
Primal Clash, McDonald's Collection 2015
2013 1 card
XY Black Star Promos
2009 1 card
Supreme Victors
2008 1 card
Great Encounters
2006 3 cards
Crystal Guardians, POP Series 4
2005 1 card
Emerald
2004 2 cards
Team Rocket Returns, Poké Card Creator Pack
2003 6 cards
Dragon, Ruby & Sapphire, Nintendo Black Star Promos
About Mudkip
Mudkip has 22 English cards across 17 sets. The first was Mudkip from Ruby & Sapphire in 2003; the newest is Mudkip from Mega Evolution Black Star Promos (2025). Nintendo Black Star Promos has the most Mudkip cards, with 3. Aya Kusube drew Mudkip more often than anyone else: 4 cards. The most common rarity is Common (13 cards).
Sets with the most Mudkip cards
Who drew Mudkip most
Rarity breakdown
Questions about Mudkip cards
How many Mudkip cards are there?
22 English Mudkip cards have been printed, across 17 sets from 2003 to 2025.
What was the first Mudkip card?
Mudkip from Ruby & Sapphire, released July 1, 2003.
What is the newest Mudkip card?
Mudkip from Mega Evolution Black Star Promos, released September 26, 2025.
Who drew the most Mudkip cards?
Aya Kusube, with 4 English Mudkip cards.
Which set has the most Mudkip cards?
Nintendo Black Star Promos, with 3.
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