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Pokémon Ensky Stickers

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 History & Collection Guide

Ensky took the Pokémon sticker line over from its parent Amada Printing Co. in 2005 and kept it running to 2014. The factory, the artists and the master Retsuden numbering all stayed put, and only the mark on the wrapper changed. The catalog below runs 33 sets, from ADV Retsuden Part 9 through the thirteen DP Retsuden Parts, the DX Waza foil line, Zukan AR and the Battle Trozei tie-ins.

ADV Retsuden Part 9
2005 · Ensky · First pack under the Ensky banner
ADV DX Waza 4
2005 · Ensky · DX Waza foil insert line
W Series
2006 · Ensky · Whole-page art stickers
Sticker Legends Jr
2006 · Ensky · Younger-audience sticker line
DP Retsuden Part 1
2006 · Ensky · Sinnoh & Kanto roster
DP Retsuden Part 2
2007 · Ensky · Sinnoh & Kanto roster
DP Retsuden Part 3
2007 · Ensky · Sinnoh & Kanto roster
DP Retsuden Part 4
2007 · Ensky · Sinnoh & Kanto roster
DP Retsuden Part 5
2007 · Ensky · Sinnoh & Kanto roster
DP Retsuden Part 6
2008 · Ensky · Sinnoh & Kanto roster
DP Retsuden Part 7
2008 · Ensky · Sinnoh & Kanto roster
DP Retsuden Part 8
2008 · Ensky · Sinnoh & Kanto roster
DP Retsuden Part 9
2009 · Ensky · Sinnoh & Kanto roster
DP Retsuden Part 10
2009 · Ensky · Sinnoh & Kanto roster
DP Retsuden Part 11
2009 · Ensky · Sinnoh & Kanto roster
DP Retsuden Part 12
2010 · Ensky · Sinnoh & Kanto roster
DP Retsuden Part 13
2010 · Ensky · Sinnoh & Kanto roster
DP DX Waza Part 1
2007 · Ensky · DX Waza foil insert line
DP DX Waza Part 2
2007 · Ensky · DX Waza foil insert line
DP DX Waza Part 3
2008 · Ensky · DX Waza foil insert line
DP DX Waza Part 4
2008 · Ensky · DX Waza foil insert line
DP DX Waza Part 5
2009 · Ensky · DX Waza foil insert line
DP DX Waza Part 6
2009 · Ensky · DX Waza foil insert line
DX Waza Best
2010 · Ensky · Greatest-hits foil reprint set
Zukan AR Part 1
2012 · Ensky · AR tie-in stickers
Zukan AR Part 2
2012 · Ensky · AR tie-in stickers
Zukan AR Part 3
2012 · Ensky · AR tie-in stickers
Zukan AR Part 4
2013 · Ensky · AR tie-in stickers
Zukan AR Part 5
2013 · Ensky · AR tie-in stickers
Trozei Stickers Part 1
2014 · Ensky · Battle Trozei game tie-in
Trozei Stickers Part 2
2014 · Ensky · Battle Trozei game tie-in
Trozei Stickers Part 3
2014 · Ensky · Battle Trozei game tie-in
 
Uncut Promo Sheets
Factory uncut sheets across the Amada / Ensky catalogue
◆ Pre-2005 · Amada Stickers Archive
Everything before the Amada-to-Ensky handover

What Ensky Continued from Amada

In 2005 Amada handed the Pokémon sticker license to its subsidiary Ensky. The format barely changed — same Retsuden numbering, same pack rhythm — and Ensky kept the line alive through the DP, Black & White, and XY eras.

The Collecting Loop

What the Stickers Were For

Unlike menko, the stickers had no formal flip game. The “rules” were trading, completing the numbered run, and personal decoration.

  • Each Retsuden line had a master number running across several Parts; the goal was a complete album.
  • Duplicates were the trading currency — swap a spare Common at school for a Holo someone else had two of.
  • Mirror Holos and limited foils were the chase pulls, usually one per pack.
  • Stickers were meant to be peeled and stuck. Sealed survivors mostly survived because the kid who pulled them decided they were too good to use.
Pack Mechanics

What Was in a Pack

  • Ensky packs typically held 4–5 stickers — a mix of Normal, Mirror Holo, and a Special.
  • Lottery hangers and blisters often promised a stamped foil or oversized centerpiece.
  • The Retsuden numbering continued across Parts; later Parts did not reset back to 001.
  • The wrapper carried the green-foil Ensky logo from 2005 onward; earlier packs of the same line carry the AMADA mark instead.
Brand Handover

From Amada to Ensky

Amada Printing Co. spun off the Pokémon line to its subsidiary Ensky in 2005. The factory, the artists, and the master numbering stayed the same; only the logo on the wrapper changed.

  • Pre-2005 packs of the same series read AMADA in red.
  • From 2005 onward the green-foil enSky mark replaced it.
  • ADV-era and DP-era Retsuden runs straddle the handover — the same number can appear under either brand depending on print year.

Reading the Ensky Catalog

Choose a topic for a quick answer.

What are Ensky stickers?

Ensky continued the Japanese Pokémon sticker line after Amada. This catalog covers releases from 2005 to 2014.

Which series are here?

Browse ADV, DP Retsuden, DX Waza, W Series, Sticker Legends Jr, Zukan AR and Battle Trozei. Each set page has its own checklist.

How do I use the printed number?

Match the number and artwork to the set checklist. Some series continue numbering across Parts, so a later Part may not begin at 001.

Ensky Sticker Questions

Choose a topic for a quick answer.

What are Pokémon Ensky stickers?

Ensky's Japanese Pokémon stickers continue the Amada line. Browse by series and Part to match a loose sticker with its checklist.

When did Ensky take over?

The branding changed in 2005. ADV Retsuden Part 9 and ADV DX Waza 4 are early Ensky releases in this catalog.

How many entries are in this catalog?

There are 33 Ensky entries here, including thirteen DP Retsuden Parts, six DP DX Waza Parts and DX Waza Best.

What does DX Waza mean?

Waza means a move or technique. DX Waza stickers feature Pokémon using their moves, with special foil finishes.

What comes in a pack?

Contents vary by release and packaging. Check the pack art and notes on the individual set page before comparing packs.

Do the numbers restart each Part?

Not always. Retsuden numbering can continue across Parts. Use the printed number and artwork together to find the right checklist.

What are Zukan AR and Trozei?

Zukan AR has five Parts from 2012–2013 in this catalog. Battle Trozei has three Parts from 2014, tied to the puzzle game.