Trubbish Pokémon cards
All 25 Japanese cards printed across 23 sets from 2010 to 2026.
- Cards
- 25
- Sets
- 23
- First card
- 2010Trubbish, Black & White Promos
- Newest card
- 2026Garbodor, Ninja Spinner
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2026 2 cards
Ninja Spinner
2025 3 cards
Start Deck 100 Battle Collection, White Flare
2024 1 card
Terastal Festival ex
2023 1 card
Ancient Roar
2021 2 cards
Starter Deck 100, Fusion Arts
2020 4 cards
Shiny Star V, Amazing Volt Tackle, Rebellion Crash, V Starter Decks
2019 1 card
Sword & Shield Promos
2017 4 cards
The Best of XY, GX Battle Boost, Facing a New Trial, Alolan Moonlight
2015 1 card
Rage of the Broken Heavens
2013 1 card
EX Battle Boost
2012 3 cards
Plasma Gale, Dragon Blast, Team Plasma Powered Half Deck
2011 1 card
Red Collection
2010 1 card
Black & White Promos
About Trubbish
Trubbish has 25 Japanese cards across 23 sets. The first was Trubbish from Black & White Promos in 2010; the newest is Garbodor from Ninja Spinner (2026). HYOGONOSUKE drew Trubbish more often than anyone else: 4 cards. The most common rarity is Common (11 cards).
Sets with the most Trubbish cards
Who drew Trubbish most
Rarity breakdown
Questions about Trubbish cards
How many Trubbish cards are there?
25 Japanese Trubbish cards have been printed, across 23 sets from 2010 to 2026.
What was the first Trubbish card?
Trubbish from Black & White Promos, released December 1, 2010.
What is the newest Trubbish card?
Garbodor from Ninja Spinner, released March 13, 2026.
Who drew the most Trubbish cards?
HYOGONOSUKE, with 4 Japanese Trubbish cards.
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