Krookodile Pokémon cards
All 17 Japanese cards printed across 16 sets from 2010 to 2025.
- Cards
- 17
- Sets
- 16
- First card
- 2010Krookodile, Black & White Promos
- Newest card
- 2025Krookodile, Inferno X
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Track which of these 17 Krookodile cards you own in Pooka.
2025 4 cards
Black Bolt, Inferno X, Mega Evolution Promos
2023 2 cards
ex Starter Decks, Scarlet ex
2022 1 card
Lost Abyss
2020 1 card
Amazing Volt Tackle
2019 1 card
Double Blaze
2016 1 card
Collection Sun
2013 2 cards
XY Promos, Collection X
2012 2 cards
Dragon Blade, Spiral Force
2011 1 card
Dark Rush
2010 2 cards
Black & White Promos, White Collection
About Krookodile
Krookodile has 17 Japanese cards across 16 sets. The first was Krookodile from Black & White Promos in 2010; the newest is Krookodile from Inferno X (2025). Black Bolt has the most Krookodile cards, with 2. 5ban Graphics drew Krookodile more often than anyone else: 4 cards. The most common rarity is Uncommon (7 cards).
Sets with the most Krookodile cards
Who drew Krookodile most
Rarity breakdown
Questions about Krookodile cards
How many Krookodile cards are there?
17 Japanese Krookodile cards have been printed, across 16 sets from 2010 to 2025.
What was the first Krookodile card?
Krookodile from Black & White Promos, released December 1, 2010.
What is the newest Krookodile card?
Krookodile from Inferno X, released September 26, 2025.
Who drew the most Krookodile cards?
5ban Graphics, with 4 Japanese Krookodile cards.
Which set has the most Krookodile cards?
Black Bolt, with 2.
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