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Shiinotic Pokémon cards

All 8 Japanese cards printed across 7 sets from 2016 to 2025.

Cards
8
Sets
7
First card
2016Shiinotic, Collection Moon
Newest card
2025Shiinotic, Start Deck 100 Battle Collection

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Shiinotic

2025 1 card

Start Deck 100 Battle Collection

2024 2 cards

Paradise Dragona

2020 1 card

Explosive Walker

2018 1 card

Fairy Rise

2017 2 cards

GX Battle Boost, Darkness that Consumes Light

2016 1 card

Collection Moon

About Shiinotic

Shiinotic has 8 Japanese cards across 7 sets. The first was Shiinotic from Collection Moon in 2016; the newest is Shiinotic from Start Deck 100 Battle Collection (2025). Paradise Dragona has the most Shiinotic cards, with 2. Aya Kusube drew Shiinotic more often than anyone else: 2 cards. The most common rarity is Uncommon (3 cards).

Sets with the most Shiinotic cards

Who drew Shiinotic most

Rarity breakdown

Uncommon 3Art Rare 1Common 1Rare 1

Questions about Shiinotic cards

How many Shiinotic cards are there?

8 Japanese Shiinotic cards have been printed, across 7 sets from 2016 to 2025.

What was the first Shiinotic card?

Shiinotic from Collection Moon, released December 9, 2016.

What is the newest Shiinotic card?

Shiinotic from Start Deck 100 Battle Collection, released December 19, 2025.

Who drew the most Shiinotic cards?

Aya Kusube, with 2 Japanese Shiinotic cards.

Which set has the most Shiinotic cards?

Paradise Dragona, with 2.

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