Pokémon Ga-Ole ran in Japanese arcades from July 2016 to 2020, the middle game in Takara Tomy's arcade lineage between Tretta and Mezastar. The cabinet dispensed a Ga-Ole Disk: a rounded plastic tile, 45 by 73 mm, carrying one Pokémon, its type or types, and a Grade from 1 to 5 that could rise in play. Takara Tomy styles the name Ga-Olé; Hidden Temple files it as Ga-Ole so slugs and search stay plain ASCII.
The numbered run
The numbered run is 20 sets across four series, holding 1,294 printed numbers. All 20 are published here, holding 1,294 disks.
Print variants
Every disk also exists in up to six Poké Ball print variants that no published list enumerates, so these counts are printed numbers rather than physical objects a collector can chase. Open any set below for its checklist.
Promotional disks
A further 230 disks were given out through 78 promotional campaigns and never gathered into a numbered set list. 212 of those carry no number at all, so the campaign that gave a disk out is what identifies it. They are catalogued on their own page below, apart from the numbered run.
All 20 numbered sets are published here, across 4 series and 1,294 printed numbers, from the first set in 2016 to the last in 2020. Each set page carries its own source fold naming what the manufacturer's list corroborates and what rests on the cross-checked list alone.
The 230 promotional disks are counted separately and are not part of that run. They were given out through 78 campaigns rather than dispensed by the cabinet, no numbered list of them was ever published, and 212 of them carry no number at all. Their page says what it rests on, which is thinner evidence than any numbered set page here.
Ga-Ole Questions
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What is Pokémon Ga-Ole?
A Takara Tomy arcade game that ran in Japanese arcades from July 2016 to 2020. Its cabinet dispensed a Ga-Ole Disk, a rounded plastic tile 45 by 73 mm carrying one Pokémon, its type or types, and a Grade from 1 to 5.
How many sets and disks are listed here?
There are 20 numbered sets in 4 series, holding 1,294 printed numbers. A further 230 promotional disks have their own page.
Are the counts physical disks?
No, they are printed numbers. Every disk also exists in up to six Poké Ball print variants that no published list enumerates.
Do promotional disks have numbers?
Mostly not. 212 of the 230 carry no number at all, so the campaign that gave a disk out is what identifies it; the 230 came from 78 campaigns. They are on the Promotional Disks page.
How do I add a photo?
Open a set and press the + Photo button on a tile that has no photo yet. Approved photos can be credited to your Hidden Temple display name, and the rules are in the Contributor License Agreement.
