Browse 92 Pokémon sticker catalog entries across 14 groups. Click a tile to open its checklist or series catalog.
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Brand logos belong to their respective rights holders (Amada, Ensky, Bandai, Top-Seika, Meiji, Artbox, TOMY, Burger King, Seven-Eleven, and others).
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Amada1996–200224 sets
Earliest officially licensed Pokémon sticker line. Japanese wax-pack booster releases sold at corner stores and through Banpresto lottery dispensers. Hyper Sticker Collections, ADV Parts, and DX Waza technique stickers all belong here.
Successor brand to Amada. Took over Pokémon sticker production starting with ADV Part 9 (2007) and the Diamond & Pearl Seal Retsuden line. DP DX Waza technique stickers, Zukan AR, and the modern Sticker Legends Jr. range all live here.
US-distributed sticker and lenticular ranges from Artbox. Includes the Series 1 sticker set, the Premier and Advanced Action Flipz lenticular lines, and the standalone Artbox sticker set.
Lenticular (motion-image) Pokémon stickers and promo cards. Diamond & Pearl Pokémon Center series, Best Wishes movie ties, the DP Special Pack, and the Viz Video promo cards.
Meiji Confectionery food-prize stickers and cards distributed with chocolate, milk, and snack products in Japan. Includes the Get Cards series, Embossed, Blue/Gold/Silver, Rainbow Silver, the Movie set, and Window Deco Seals.
Bandai candy food-toys (食玩): clear-seal packs sold at Japanese confectionery counters. The Trozei Candy release paired ¥105 candy with clear seals of the round Pokémon from the Nintendo DS puzzle game Pokémon Trozei.
UK sticker-card sets from Merlin, a subsidiary of Topps. Seven numbered series spanning the original series through the Advanced Generation era, plus three further releases: tattoos, a mini pocket collection, and a 10th-anniversary set.
Burger King US promotional PokéTrivia card and movie-scene insert distribution, summer 1999. Distributed in 22 different sealed-bag styles tied to the original Pokémon: The First Movie release.
Free giveaway stickers handed out at venues of the touring POKÉMON X KOGEI traditional-crafts exhibition. Stamp-rally prizes and weekday-visitor bonuses, unnumbered and never sold at retail.
It lists 92 Pokémon sticker catalog entries across 14 groups. Click a tile to open its checklist or series catalog.
Which makers are covered?
Amada has 24 entries and Ensky 30. The 3D lenticular group has 11, Meiji 11, and Artbox and Topsun 4 each. Merlin, Bandai, Burger King, 7-Eleven, Uncut Promo Sheets, B-SIDE LABEL and POKÉMON X KOGEI have one each.
How are Amada and Ensky related?
Ensky is the successor brand to Amada. Its group starts with ADV Part 9 and the Diamond & Pearl Seal Retsuden line, and Amada is the earliest officially licensed Pokémon sticker line.
Why does Merlin show as one entry?
The Merlin tile opens a page of its own with the 10 UK sticker-card sets.
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.
