Tentacool Pokémon cards
All 17 Japanese cards printed across 16 sets from 1996 to 2023.
- Cards
- 17
- Sets
- 16
- First card
- 1996Misty's Tentacool, Miscellaneous Decks
- Newest card
- 2023Tentacool, Pokémon Card 151
Collecting Tentacool cards?
Track which of these 17 Tentacool cards you own in Pooka.

2023 1 card
Pokémon Card 151
2021 1 card
Matchless Fighters
2019 1 card
Night Unison
2018 1 card
Tag Bolt
2017 1 card
Alolan Moonlight
2014 2 cards
Tidal Storm
2010 1 card
Clash at the Summit
2005 1 card
Mirage Forest
2004 1 card
Undone Seal
2002 1 card
Wind from the Sea
1998 3 cards
Leaders' Stadium, City Gym Decks, Hanada City Gym Deck
1997 1 card
Mystery of the Fossils
1996 2 cards
Miscellaneous Promos, Miscellaneous Decks
About Tentacool
Tentacool has 17 Japanese cards across 16 sets. The first was Misty's Tentacool from Miscellaneous Decks in 1996; the newest is Tentacool from Pokémon Card 151 (2023). Tidal Storm has the most Tentacool cards, with 2. Ken Sugimori drew Tentacool more often than anyone else: 6 cards. The most common rarity is Common (12 cards).
Sets with the most Tentacool cards
Who drew Tentacool most
Rarity breakdown
Questions about Tentacool cards
How many Tentacool cards are there?
17 Japanese Tentacool cards have been printed, across 16 sets from 1996 to 2023.
What was the first Tentacool card?
Misty's Tentacool from Miscellaneous Decks, released October 15, 1996.
What is the newest Tentacool card?
Tentacool from Pokémon Card 151, released June 16, 2023.
Who drew the most Tentacool cards?
Ken Sugimori, with 6 Japanese Tentacool cards.
Which set has the most Tentacool cards?
Tidal Storm, with 2.
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