Ultra Legend set 5 of Pokémon Ga-Ole, ウルトラレジェンド5弾, released April 25, 2019. The 69 disks below make up this set's checklist. Each is a collectible arcade disk carrying one Pokémon, its type or types, and a Grade. Grade prints as a range: the disk's current Grade and the highest Grade it can reach in play, so a row reading Grade 1–4 is a Grade 1 disk that can climb to 4. Every disk also exists in up to six Poké Ball print variants that neither published list enumerates, so this count is printed numbers rather than physical objects a collector can chase. Use the Seeker and Anvil tools on any disk to look it up or queue it for a label.
Verified catalog evidence67 / 69
Every printed number and Japanese name in the run above was taken from the manufacturer's own archived disk list for this set, then cross-checked against an independent numbered set list. English names are a mapping from that cross-check rather than a printed identity: the manufacturer's list carries Japanese katakana only, with no English name anywhere on it. Research sources are linked for verification; no third-party catalog image was copied into Hidden Temple.
2 rows name a form rather than a bare species: UL5-048 Primal Kyogre ゲンシカイオーガ, UL5-049 Primal Groudon ゲンシグラードン. The manufacturer's own list prints those form-qualified Japanese names against these numbers, in the row text and in the disk image alt attribute alike, so they are shown as printed. The cross-checked list indexes base species only and publishes no form-qualified name, so on these rows the Japanese name rests on the manufacturer alone rather than on both sources. Every one is tagged to its base species so a search for the species still finds it.
2 secret disks on this page are not on the manufacturer's list at all. They sit in their own block below, with their own basis stated, and they are not counted in the fraction above.
Takara Tomy published this set's standard run and withheld its secret disks, so these rows rest on the cross-checked set list alone. They are shown apart from the corroborated run for exactly that reason. Research sources are linked for verification; no third-party catalog image was copied into Hidden Temple.
The star after a number is the cross-checked list's own notation for a secret disk that reuses a number already used in this set. It is not a marking printed on the disk.
