Bagon Pokémon cards
All 20 Japanese cards printed across 18 sets from 2003 to 2025.
- Cards
- 20
- Sets
- 18
- First card
- 2003Bagon, Rulers of the Heavens
- Newest card
- 2025Bagon, Start Deck 100 Battle Collection
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Track which of these 20 Bagon cards you own in Pooka.

2025 2 cards
Start Deck 100 Battle Collection, Battle Partners
2021 1 card
Blue Sky Stream
2018 3 cards
Sky-Splitting Charisma, Champion Road
2015 2 cards
Emerald Break, M Rayquaza-EX Mega Battle Deck
2012 1 card
Dragon Selection
2010 1 card
Black & White Promos
2009 2 cards
Advent of Arceus
2008 1 card
Intense Fight in the Destroyed Sky
2007 2 cards
Shining Darkness, World Champions Pack
2006 1 card
Offense and Defense of the Furthest Ends
2005 2 cards
Holon Research Tower, Holon Research Tower Fire Quarter Deck
2004 1 card
Clash of the Blue Sky
2003 1 card
Rulers of the Heavens
About Bagon
Bagon has 20 Japanese cards across 18 sets. The first was Bagon from Rulers of the Heavens in 2003; the newest is Bagon from Start Deck 100 Battle Collection (2025). Kouki Saitou drew Bagon more often than anyone else: 3 cards. The most common rarity is Common (13 cards).
Sets with the most Bagon cards
Who drew Bagon most
Rarity breakdown
Questions about Bagon cards
How many Bagon cards are there?
20 Japanese Bagon cards have been printed, across 18 sets from 2003 to 2025.
What was the first Bagon card?
Bagon from Rulers of the Heavens, released June 25, 2003.
What is the newest Bagon card?
Bagon from Start Deck 100 Battle Collection, released December 19, 2025.
Who drew the most Bagon cards?
Kouki Saitou, with 3 Japanese Bagon cards.
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