The world of collectible card games is richer than ever, and the Pokémon Trading Card Game’s Scarlet & Violet—Journey Together expansion has made a huge splash among video game and TCG fans alike. This article brings the spotlight onto the “journey together card list”—a coveted collection for competitors, collectors, and game aficionados everywhere. Packed with the most exciting new Trainer’s Pokémon, including iconic names like N’s Zoroark ex, Lillie’s Clefairy ex, Iono’s Bellibolt ex, and Hop’s Zacian ex, this expansion not only delivers nostalgic connections for longtime fans but also introduces innovative gameplay features for those stepping into the arena for the first time. Here, you’ll find everything you need—including a detailed breakdown of every card, set highlights, new game modes, and a collector’s overview—to make the most of your journey through this celebrated video game card set.

What Is Journey Together?

Released on March 28, 2025, Pokémon Scarlet & Violet—Journey Together is the ninth main expansion in the Scarlet & Violet card game series. This set brings back the celebrated Trainer’s Pokémon mechanic, allowing players to wield powerful Pokémon directly associated with beloved characters from across the Pokémon universe. Inspired by past classics but tailored for the modern player, Journey Together balances nostalgia and innovation. The set is available in multiple formats, including booster packs, Enhanced Booster Displays (featuring exclusive promos), and starter decks for instant play.

Journey Together Card List Breakdown

Journey Together features over 180 collectible cards, including:

• 40+ Trainer’s Pokémon cards: Each highlighting a specific synergy between a known trainer (N, Iono, Hop, Lillie) and their partner Pokémon.
• 16 Pokémon ex
• 11 Illustration Rares
• 6 Special Illustration Rares
• 3 Hyper Rare gold-etched cards
• Several Trainer cards and energy types, offering rich gameplay variety.

Top Journey Together Pokémon and Trainers

Card Name	Card Number	Type	Rarity
N’s Zoroark ex	175/159, 185/159	Darkness	ex, Special Rare
Hop’s Zacian ex	176/159, 186/159	Metal	ex, Special Rare
Salamence ex	177/159, 187/159	Dragon	ex, Special Rare
Lillie’s Clefairy ex	184/159	Psychic	ex, Illustration Rare
Iono’s Bellibolt ex	183/159, 188/159	Lightning	ex, Secret Rare
Brock’s Scouting	179/159	Trainer	Ultra Rare
Iris’s Fighting Spirit	180/159	Trainer	Ultra Rare
Volcanion ex	182/159	Fire	ex, Secret Rare
Spiky Energy	190/159	Energy	Hyper Rare

Notable commons and uncommons include household favorites like Caterpie, Metapod, Butterfree, Paras, and more—making this a collector’s dream set.

Complete “Journey Together” Pokémon TCG Card List

Here is the comprehensive card list for the Pokémon TCG: Scarlet & Violet—Journey Together set, compiled directly from official and reputable fan sources:

Main Set List

1. Caterpie
2. Metapod
3. Butterfree
4. Paras
5. Parasect
6. Petilil
7. Lilligant
8. Maractus
9. Karrablast
10. Foongus
11. Amoonguss ex
12. Shelmet
13. Accelgor
14. Durant
15. Virizion
16. Sprigatito
17. Floragato
18. Meowscarada
19. Nymble
20. Magmar
21. Magmortar
22. Torchic
23. Combusken
24. Blaziken ex
25. Torkoal
26. N’s Darumaka
27. N’s Darmanitan
28. Larvesta
29. Volcarona
30. Reshiram ex
31. Volcanion ex
32. Articuno
33. Remoraid
34. Octillery
35. Lotad
36. Lombre
37. Ludicolo
38. Wingull
39. Pelipper
40. Wailmer
41. Wailord
42. Regice
43. Veluza ex
44. Alolan Geodude
45. Alolan Graveler
46. Alolan Golem
47. Iono’s Voltorb
48. Iono’s Electrode
49. N’s Joltik
50. Togedemaru
51. Tapu Koko ex
52. Iono’s Tadbulb
53. Iono’s Bellibolt ex
54. Iono’s Wattrel
55. Iono’s Kilowattrel
56. Lillie’s Clefairy ex
57. Alolan Marowak
58. Mr. Mime
59. Shuppet
60. Banette
61. Beldum
62. Metang
63. Metagross
64. N’s Sigilyph
65. Oricorio
66. Lillie’s Cutiefly
67. Lillie’s Ribombee
68. Lillie’s Comfey
69. Mimikyu ex
70. Dhelmise
71. Impidimp
72. Morgrem
73. Grimmsnarl
74. Milcery
75. Alcremie ex
76. Cubone
77. Swinub
78. Piloswine
79. Mamoswine ex
80. Larvitar
81. Pupitar
82. Regirock
83. Pancham
84. Rockruff
85. Lycanroc
86. Hop’s Silicobra
87. Hop’s Sandaconda
88. Toedscool
89. Toedscruel
90. Klawf
91. Koffing
92. Weezing
93. Paldean Wooper
94. Paldean Clodsire ex
95. Tyranitar
96. N’s Purrloin
97. N’s Zorua
98. N’s Zoroark ex
99. Pangoro
100. Lokix
101. Bombirdier
102. Escavalier
103. N’s Klink
104. N’s Klang
105. N’s Klinklang
106. Galarian Stunfisk
107. Magearna
108. Hop’s Corviknight
109. Cufant
110. Copperajah
111. Hop’s Zacian ex
112. Bagon
113. Shelgon
114. Salamence ex
115. Druddigon
116. N’s Reshiram
117. Hop’s Snorlax
118. Sentret
119. Furret
120. Dunsparce
121. Dudunsparce ex
122. Kecleon
123. Tropius
124. Audino
125. Minccino
126. Cinccino
127. Noibat
128. Noivern
129. Komala
130. Drampa
131. Skwovet
132. Greedent
133. Hop’s Rookidee
134. Hop’s Corvisquire
135. Hop’s Wooloo
136. Hop’s Dubwool
137. Cramorant
138. Hop’s Cramorant
139. Lechonk
140. Oinkologne
141. Squawkabilly
142. Billy & O’Nare
143. Black Belt’s Training
144. Black Belt’s Training
145. Black Belt’s Training
146. Brock’s Scouting
147. Hop’s Bag
148. Hop’s Choice Band
149. Iris’s Fighting Spirit
150. Levincia
151. Lillie’s Pearl
152. N’s Castle
153. N’s PP Up
154. Postwick
155. Professor’s Research
156. Redeemable Ticket
157. Ruffian
158. Super Potion
159. Spiky Energy
160. Maractus
161. Articuno
162. Wailord
163. Iono’s Kilowattrel
164. Lillie’s Ribombee
165. Swinub
166. Lycanroc
167. N’s Reshiram
168. Furret
169. Noibat
170. Hop’s Wooloo
171. Volcanion ex
172. Iono’s Bellibolt ex
173. Lillie’s Clefairy ex
174. Mamoswine ex
175. N’s Zoroark ex
176. Hop’s Zacian ex
177. Salamence ex
178. Dudunsparce ex
179. Brock’s Scouting
180. Iris’s Fighting Spirit

Secret, Ultra, and Special Rares

• 181. Ruffian
  182. Volcanion ex
  183. Iono’s Bellibolt ex
  184. Lillie’s Clefairy ex
  185. N’s Zoroark ex
  186. Hop’s Zacian ex
  187. Salamence ex
  188. Iono’s Bellibolt ex
  189. N’s Zoroark ex
  190. Spiky Energy

These higher-numbered cards represent alternate art, special illustration, and secret rare versions found in booster packs.

Note:

• Card numbers, names, and rarities align with the official Pokémon TCG set list.
• For artwork, translation details, or visual guides, see official resources and comprehensive visual lists maintained on referenced sites.

For a visual breakdown or a collector’s checklist, you can visit the official Pokémon site, JustInBasil’s set gallery, or Pokellector’s interactive tracking tools.

Gameplay Innovations

This expansion shakes up the metagame by reintroducing Trainer’s Pokémon—cards directly tied to specific trainers, with strong synergy and deck-building depth. Trainer’s Pokémon can only evolve from their matching base counterparts, restricting certain combos, but opening the door for strategic play around new archetypes. Fans can build decks themed around N, Iono, Hop, or Lillie, with each trainer offering unique support cards and synergies.

• Unique Trainer Abilities: For example, Hop’s Snorlax features “Extra Helping” to boost all Hop’s Pokémon attacks by 30 damage—a nod to Hop’s supportive style.
• Synergy with Trainer Cards: New stadiums and supporters (such as N’s Castle and Iris’s Fighting Spirit) focus on empowering only their respective Trainer’s team, leading to highly personalized decks.
• Box Toppers & Enhanced Packs: Specially marked, high-value promo cards like N’s Reshiram can be found as box toppers in Enhanced Booster Display Boxes.

Collecting Journey Together: Rarity, Value, and Artwork

Collectors will revel in secret rares, alternate artwork, and gold-etched cards. The Journey Together expansion stands out for its playful, cartoony art styles—especially on illustration and special rare cards featuring iconic trainers in dazzling scenarios. Watch for the most sought-after pulls like Lillie’s Clefairy ex (Special Illustration Rare), Iono’s Bellibolt ex (Secret Rare), and the shimmering Spiky Energy (Hyper Rare).

Collector’s Features

• Exclusive promos in select packs and Enhanced Display Boxes.
• Multilingual card releases, including Latin American Spanish for the first time.
• Digital playability via Pokémon TCG Live across platforms.

How to Get Started

• Booster Packs & Boxes: Available at official retailers worldwide—including digital versions for Pokémon TCG Live.
• Build & Battle Boxes: Pre-built 40-card decks with exclusive promos let you jump straight into action, ideal for beginners.
• Trade, track, and collect: Use platforms like TCG Collector for digital management of your physical card list.