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Seaking No.119 — Japanese Topsun Blue Back

アズマオウ · 1995 · Japanese release

Seaking No.119 Regular — Japanese Topsun Blue Back
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Card details

Pokémon
Seaking
Japanese name
アズマオウ
Number
No.119
Set
Topsun Blue Back (トップサン(青裏))
Year
1995
Versions
Regular
Language
Japanese

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FAQ

Was the Topsun Blue Back Seaking released in English?

No. Topsun gum cards from Japan (1995), the first Pokémon cards ever printed. Never released outside Japan.

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