Pokémon Carddass Zukan 2005 Upper Volume

Bandai printed the whole upper volume on one card list: side B heads ポケモンずかんカード(72種) and side A heads アドベンチャーカード(10種). That is 72 Pokemon zukan cards and 10 adventure cards, 82 in all, with 9 holo and 18 rainbow cards marked. Every row below was read from a photograph of that list on 2026-09-27, and no card is named here that the list does not print.

The zukan line is a Carddass vending run: four cards to a set at 100 yen, each card carrying the Pokemon’s picture and zukan data in the shape the 2005 Card Box uses. The upper volume opens the 2005 release, and the lower volume, printed as ポケモンずかんカード2005 ～波導スペシャル～ 下巻 with 全81種, is a different product. Earlier zukan volumes and their printed totals are listed on the Bandai Carddass page, and none is a published checklist yet.

The list footnote reads ※ナンバーは7月発売予定の「ポケットモンスターアドバンスジェネレーション ポケモンずかんカードボックス ぜんこくバージョン2005」に準拠しています。 The numbers follow the Pokemon Advance Generation Zukan Card Box National Version 2005, so a number here is that collection’s number and not the National Pokédex number.

On the list a filled square (■ホロカード) marks a holo card and a filled circle (●レインボーカード) marks a rainbow card, 9 and 18 of them as the board prints. The adventure cards print their own run, 076 to 084, so 082 and 083 also occur among the zukan cards as Plusle and Minun. Read the mark and the section together with the number, never the number alone.

Every card on the list has a row here with a front and a back photo slot, and a card that carries more than one Pokemon names all of them on that one row. The list prints one adventure card without a number: ミュウと波導の勇者 ルカリオ, the tie-in to the 2005 film. Its row says so rather than carrying an invented number, and it still opens from the archive search.

Printed identifiers are preserved exactly, in the order the maker's list prints them. The Japanese name on every row is the name the list prints; the English name is the archive's own name for it, and for an adventure card, which the list prints in Japanese only, the English line is a literal rendering marked as one.