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Japanese 0/0

Alt releases 0/0

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CreditsChecklist by Chozo003, from the Kanto Illustration Rares spreadsheet ↗ (v4.0, August 2026). Thank you for the list that started this site!

Your collection is saved to your account and only you can see it. Set and number links open the card's page on pkmncards or Serebii. Pokémon and card images © Nintendo, Creatures and GAME FREAK. KantoDex is a fan project and isn't affiliated with them.

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Install KantoDex on your phone or computer: its own icon, full screen, works offline.

Sound

Sound effects when you hover, collect and open cards

The ♫ button in the header plays or pauses the music.

Binder pages

How many cards each binder page holds. Saved on this device.

Back up: export

Download a spreadsheet of the whole checklist with your ticks, prices and notes. It opens in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers. Keep it somewhere safe.

Back up: import

Restore your collection from a KantoDex spreadsheet, or bring over your ticks, prices and notes from Chozo003's Google Sheet (in Google Sheets: File → Download → Microsoft Excel). What's in the file replaces what's here now.

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How KantoDex works

Track your Pokémon card collection in digital binders. Start with the Kanto Illustration Dex: an illustration card for every original Pokémon, #001 to #151, in English, Japanese or both. Full master sets like Delta Reign, Ascended Heroes and 30th Celebration each have their own binder.

Picking a binder

KantoDex opens on the binder wheel. Swipe, drag or scroll to spin it (or use the ‹ › arrows or arrow keys), then tap the binder in the middle or Open binder. Each binder shows how far along you are.
Tap the KantoDex logo at any time to come back to the wheel. The little binders at the top switch binders directly; the one you're in has a foil edge.
KantoDex remembers which binder you used last.
Cards that are in more than one binder, like Kanto illustration rares in Ascended Heroes or Delta Reign, share one tick. Collect them once and they count everywhere.

The binder pages

Cards sit in binder pages in order, nine per page like a real binder. You can switch to twelve per page in ⚙ Settings.
Black and white means not collected yet, colour with a foil edge means collected. In set binders, hovering a card shows it in colour.
A silhouette with a “?” means that Pokémon doesn't have an illustration card yet. A red 中文 stamp marks a Chinese-only card that fills the slot until an English or Japanese version comes out.
Every set card shows its rarity symbol next to its number, just like on the real card.
Computer: hover over a card for quick buttons, click to open it big. Phone or app: tap once to flip it, tap again to open it big.
When every card on a page is collected, the page gets a glowing foil frame and a little chime.
Find missing blacks out the cards you already have and marks them ✓, so you can spot the empty pockets in your real binder. The ! button jumps to the next missing card.

Collecting a card

Kanto Illustration Dex: press EN, JP or both for the copies you own (CN for the Chinese-only cards). Press again to undo.
Set binders: press the sleeve button on a card, or open it and press Mark as collected.
Collect all: each set-binder page has a Collect all button next to its count. It ticks the whole page in one go, and you have a few seconds to Undo.
Reverse holos have their own pocket right after the normal card, marked with a foil REVERSE tag. Sets with two patterns, like Ascended Heroes, get one pocket per pattern (for example Poké Ball and Energy). The Full set bar counts the normal cards; the Master set bar counts everything.
In the enlarged view you can tick the normal card and each reverse holo, and add the price you paid and notes, like grade or condition.

Card prices

Cards show their current Cardmarket price in euros, in the enlarged view and in the lists. Tap a price to open that card on Cardmarket.
Prices come from TCGdex and update about once a day. They're market prices, not for a specific condition or grade.
Japanese and Chinese cards, and sets that aren't out yet, don't have prices.

Versions and alt releases

Some Pokémon have more than one illustration card. The extra ones are listed under Alt releases.
The ⇄ button in a card's corner switches between versions. When you collect an alt, the binder shows it automatically.
Any version counts towards completing that Pokémon and its binder page.

Progress bars

Kanto illustration dex: Pokémon with at least one version collected, in any language. English and Japanese count only that language. Alt releases counts every alt card separately.
Pokémon without an illustration card yet aren't counted, so 100% is always possible.
Set binders show the full set, the master set with reverse holos, and each section: main set, secret rares, reverse holos and promos. Promos are optional and don't count towards the full set.
When you scroll down, the header shrinks to the main progress bar and tabs. Press the small arrow under it to open it again.

The lists

The list tabs (Kanto 151 list, Alt releases or Card list) show every card with its set, number, rarity, price and illustrator.
Search by Pokémon, artist, set or number, and filter to show only missing or collected cards. The search bar stays pinned under the header while you scroll.
In sets with reverse holos, Hide reverse rows leaves one row per card. You can still tick its reverse holos from that row.
Press ⋯ on a row to add the price you paid and notes.

Suggestions and mistakes

Press + Suggestion at the top to suggest a Kanto 151 card (needs a free account), a set you'd like a binder for, or an idea for the site or app.
Logged in, you can also press Suggest a fix on any Kanto card. Suggestions are checked before they're added.
Anyone can use Report a bug or mistake at the bottom of the page or in Settings, for a wrong card, number, image or anything broken. Open a card and press Report a mistake to have it filled in for you.

Settings

Sound: turn the sound effects on or off. The ♫ button in the header plays or pauses the music.
Binder pages: 9 or 12 cards per page.
Back up: download your whole collection as a spreadsheet, or import one. You can also bring over your ticks from Chozo003's Google Sheet.
Account: make a new recovery code, delete your account, or clear the collection saved in this browser.

Install the app

iPhone / iPad: open KantoDex in Safari, press the Share button, then Add to Home Screen.
Android: open KantoDex in Chrome, press ⋮, then Install app (or Add to Home screen).
It opens full-screen with its own icon and always has the latest version. Your collection is the same as on the website.
It works offline too: you can browse your binders and tick cards, and changes sync when you're back online.

Your account and privacy

Logged in: your collection saves to your account automatically, so you can use it on any device. Only you can see it.
Not logged in: it's saved in this browser only. Create a free account to keep it safe.
KantoDex doesn't use email. When you create an account you get a recovery code: keep it safe. If you forget your password, press Log in → Forgot your password? and use the code to set a new one. Each code works once, and you get a new one after using it.
See the Privacy Policy for what's stored.

Checklist by Chozo003. Card data, images and prices via TCGdex. KantoDex is a fan project and isn't affiliated with Nintendo, The Pokémon Company, Creatures or GAME FREAK.

Save your recovery code

KantoDex doesn't use email, so this code is the only way to reset your password if you forget it. Keep it somewhere safe, like your password manager or a screenshot.

Each code works once. After you use it you'll get a new one. You can make a new code any time in Settings.

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Collecting another set? Tell us which one and we'll look into adding a binder for it.

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Found something broken or wrong? Report a bug or mistake instead.

Report a bug or mistake

Something broken on the site, or a mistake in the checklist, like a wrong card, number, set, image or illustrator? Tell us and we'll take a look.

What's wrong? Include technical info (browser, screen size, which binder and tab you were on)

Don't include personal information. See the Privacy Policy.

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Counts from data KantoDex already keeps. Only you can see this. “Active” means logged in or changed their collection.

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