Luxio Pokémon cards
All 25 Japanese cards printed across 23 sets from 2006 to 2026.
- Cards
- 25
- Sets
- 23
- First card
- 2006Luxio, Space-Time Creation
- Newest card
- 2026Luxio, Nullifying Zero
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2026 1 card
Nullifying Zero
2025 1 card
Start Deck 100 Battle Collection
2024 1 card
Mask of Change
2023 3 cards
Shiny Treasure ex, Clay Burst
2022 2 cards
Star Birth, Paradigm Trigger
2021 3 cards
Starter Deck 100, Rapid Strike Master, Sword & Shield Family Pokémon Card Game
2020 1 card
Rebellion Crash
2019 1 card
Sword & Shield Promos
2018 1 card
GX Starter Decks
2017 1 card
Ultra Moon
2016 1 card
Sun & Moon Promos
2014 1 card
Wild Blaze
2013 1 card
XY Promos
2011 2 cards
Psycho Drive, Zekrom-EX Battle Strength Deck
2010 1 card
Black & White Promos
2009 1 card
Advent of Arceus
2006 3 cards
Space-Time Creation, Diamond & Pearl Promos
About Luxio
Luxio has 25 Japanese cards across 23 sets. The first was Luxio from Space-Time Creation in 2006; the newest is Luxio from Nullifying Zero (2026). tetsuya koizumi drew Luxio more often than anyone else: 3 cards. The most common rarity is Common (8 cards).
Sets with the most Luxio cards
Who drew Luxio most
Rarity breakdown
Questions about Luxio cards
How many Luxio cards are there?
25 Japanese Luxio cards have been printed, across 23 sets from 2006 to 2026.
What was the first Luxio card?
Luxio from Space-Time Creation, released November 30, 2006.
What is the newest Luxio card?
Luxio from Nullifying Zero, released January 23, 2026.
Who drew the most Luxio cards?
tetsuya koizumi, with 3 Japanese Luxio cards.
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