HIDDEN✦TEMPLE
Archive of the Rare
Browse every Ensky Pokémon sticker set, from the line Ensky took over from Amada Printing Co. in 2005, with per-sticker checklists and collector photos.
Ensky continued Amada’s Pokémon sticker line from 2005, keeping the Retsuden numbering.
Printed numbers can continue across sets instead of restarting at 001. Match both the number and artwork.
Pack contents and sticker finishes vary by release. Check the individual set’s pack art and checklist.
These are peel-and-stick seals, not trading cards. Use the set checklist to compare artwork, finishes and backs.
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Ensky continued the Japanese Pokémon sticker line after Amada. This catalog covers releases from 2005 to 2014.
Browse ADV, DP Retsuden, DX Waza, W Series, Sticker Legends Jr, Zukan AR and Battle Trozei. Each set page has its own checklist.
Match the number and artwork to the set checklist. Some series continue numbering across Parts, so a later Part may not begin at 001.
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Peel-and-stick Japanese Pokémon seals, sold in packs and on lottery hangers between 2005 and 2014. They continue the numbered Retsuden line Amada started in 1996, under Ensky's own brand mark. Browse by series and Part to match a loose sticker to its list.
In 2005. ADV Retsuden Part 9 and ADV DX Waza 4 are the first sets in this catalogue to print under the Ensky mark, and the eight ADV Parts before them print under Amada. The factory, the artists and the master numbering carried straight over, so the practical test is the wrapper: AMADA in red before the change, a green-foil enSky mark after it.
Waza (技) means a move or a technique. DX Waza stickers show Pokémon using their moves, printed on foil stock. The line runs as ADV DX Waza, six DP DX Waza Parts from 2007 to 2009, and DX Waza Best in 2010.
Bromide (ブロマイド) is the Japanese trade word for a glossy photographic print sold as a keepsake, and Ensky printed Pokémon ones. They are catalogued separately from the stickers because they are a different object, and they have their own page under the Ensky format index.
No. The master number keeps climbing across Parts. DP Retsuden Part 5 prints 472 Palkia between 471 Dialga and 473 Heatran, and by Part 9 the numbers are in the eight hundreds. Use the printed number together with the artwork to find the right list, never the number alone.
Two of the later Ensky lines. Zukan AR runs five Parts across 2012 and 2013 and ties into an augmented-reality Pokédex feature. Battle Trozei runs three Parts in 2014 and ties into the puzzle game of that name. Trozei is the last sticker line in this catalogue.
Mostly no. Ensky's Pokémon stickers are seals on a backing liner. Ensky also printed card-shaped products, including bromides and 3D lenticular pieces, and those are catalogued separately by format. If what you are holding has no liner and no adhesive, it is not from the sticker line.
Ensky is still an active company. The numbered sticker line documented here ran from 2005 to 2014, and this archive does not track Ensky's current range, so nothing on these pages should be read as a statement about what is in shops now.