Neo Genesis (TCG)

← Gym Challenge

TCG expansions

Neo Discovery →

Neo Genesis 金、銀、新世界へ...

Cards in set English: 111 Japanese: 96 Set number English: 8 Japanese: 7 Release date English: December 16, 2000 Japanese: February 4, 2000 Theme Decks Hotfoot () Cold Fusion () Previous Challenge from the Darkness Japanese: Gold, Silver, to a New World... Next Crossing the Ruins...

Pokémon: Neo Genesis (Japanese: 金(きむ)、銀(ぎん)、新(しん)世界(せかい)へ... Gold, Silver, to a New World...) is the name given to the first main expansion of cards from the Neo Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game (the neo Era in Japan). The set is the first to feature Generation II Pokémon in the card game.

Blurb

The Neo world order is here.

Here come over 60 all-new Pokémon from the Pokémon Gold™ and Pokémon Silver™ Game Boy® games! See if you can master two new Energy types and the Pokémon that go with 'em—Darkness Energy for extra power and Metal Energy for extra protection. Also, meet the Baby Pokémon! They evolve into Basic Pokémon and cause plenty of trouble.

The Pokémon®: Neo Genesis™ set introduces all-new Pokémon trading card game rules, so check out the website, <www.wizards.com/Pokemon>, to find out the latest! Or look for all-new Neo Genesis preconstructed theme decks with updated rules, coming out soon!

Information

Neo Genesis is the name given to the first main expansion of the Neo Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. In Japan, it was released as Gold, Silver, to a New World..., the first expansion in the Pokémon Card Game neo Era. It is based on Pokémon Gold and Silver, featuring Generation II Pokémon. The English expansion was released on December 16, 2000, while the Japanese expansion was released on February 4, 2000. Subsequently all other language releases for 'Neo Genesis' were February of 2001.

Neo Genesis introduced the Darkness and Metal types, and Baby Pokémon. It also introduced the Pokémon Tool subclass of Trainer cards, cards that could be permanently attached to Pokémon in play (a reference to the held item mechanic introduced in Pokémon Gold and Silver Versions).

Neo Genesis also introduced an updated card design in which the Evolution box was changed to a circular design, HP was changed to black text instead of red, the Evolution Stage was displayed below the HP and the Weakness and Resistance have a background graphic.

Moo-Moo Milk features different illustration in the English release and the Japanese release. It originally depicts a Sentret suckling on a Miltank's udder, and was considered inappropriate for the primary audiences in the English release. It was changed to having several cans of Moomoo Milk in a barn with a Cleffa.

Corrected error cards

No. Image Card name Type Rarity Promotion — Quilava — Char attack description changed (4 lines of text instead of 5) — Typhlosion — Flame Burst's damage corrected to 60+ — Pichu — Description changes 'electrical' (電気 (denki)) to 'electric shock' (でんげき (dengeki)) — Donphan — Flail's damage corrected to 10× — Darkness Energy — "Put 10 damage counters" corrected to "Put 1 damage counter" in description

Set lists

Neo Genesis

No. Image Card name Type Rarity Promotion 1/111 Ampharos Promotion 2/111 Azumarill Promotion 3/111 Bellossom Promotion 4/111 Feraligatr Promotion 5/111 Feraligatr Promotion 6/111 Heracross Promotion 7/111 Jumpluff Promotion 8/111 Kingdra Promotion 9/111 Lugia Promotion 10/111 Meganium Promotion 11/111 Meganium Promotion 12/111 Pichu Promotion 13/111 Skarmory Promotion 14/111 Slowking Promotion 15/111 Steelix Promotion 16/111 Togetic Promotion 17/111 Typhlosion Promotion 18/111 Typhlosion Promotion 19/111 Metal Energy E Promotion 20/111 Cleffa Promotion 21/111 Donphan Promotion 22/111 Elekid Promotion 23/111 Magby Promotion 24/111 Murkrow Promotion 25/111 Sneasel Promotion 26/111 Aipom Promotion 27/111 Ariados Promotion 28/111 Bayleef Promotion 29/111 Bayleef Promotion 30/111 Clefairy Promotion 31/111 Croconaw Promotion 32/111 Croconaw Promotion 33/111 Electabuzz Promotion 34/111 Flaaffy Promotion 35/111 Furret Promotion 36/111 Gloom Promotion 37/111 Granbull Promotion 38/111 Lanturn Promotion 39/111 Ledian Promotion 40/111 Magmar Promotion 41/111 Miltank Promotion 42/111 Noctowl Promotion 43/111 Phanpy Promotion 44/111 Piloswine Promotion 45/111 Quagsire Promotion 46/111 Quilava Promotion 47/111 Quilava Promotion 48/111 Seadra Promotion 49/111 Skiploom Promotion 50/111 Sunflora Promotion 51/111 Togepi Promotion 52/111 Xatu Promotion 53/111 Chikorita Promotion 54/111 Chikorita Promotion 55/111 Chinchou Promotion 56/111 Cyndaquil Promotion 57/111 Cyndaquil Promotion 58/111 Girafarig Promotion 59/111 Gligar Promotion 60/111 Hoothoot Promotion 61/111 Hoppip Promotion 62/111 Horsea Promotion 63/111 Ledyba Promotion 64/111 Mantine Promotion 65/111 Mareep Promotion 66/111 Marill Promotion 67/111 Natu Promotion 68/111 Oddish Promotion 69/111 Onix Promotion 70/111 Pikachu Promotion 71/111 Sentret Promotion 72/111 Shuckle Promotion 73/111 Slowpoke Promotion 74/111 Snubbull Promotion 75/111 Spinarak Promotion 76/111 Stantler Promotion 77/111 Sudowoodo Promotion 78/111 Sunkern Promotion 79/111 Swinub Promotion 80/111 Totodile Promotion 81/111 Totodile Promotion 82/111 Wooper Promotion 83/111 Arcade Game T [GC] Promotion 84/111 Ecogym T [St] Promotion 85/111 Energy Charge T Promotion 86/111 Focus Band T [PT] Promotion 87/111 Mary T Promotion 88/111 PokéGear T Promotion 89/111 Super Energy Retrieval T Promotion 90/111 Time Capsule T Promotion 91/111 Bill's Teleporter T Promotion 92/111 Card-Flip Game T [GC] Promotion 93/111 Gold Berry T [PT] Promotion 94/111 Miracle Berry T [PT] Promotion 95/111 New Pokédex T Promotion 96/111 Professor Elm T Promotion 97/111 Sprout Tower T [St] Promotion 98/111 Super Scoop Up T Promotion 99/111 Berry T [PT] Promotion 100/111 Double Gust T Promotion 101/111 Moo-Moo Milk T Promotion 102/111 Pokémon March T Promotion 103/111 Super Rod T Promotion 104/111 Darkness Energy E Promotion 105/111 Recycle Energy E Promotion 106/111 Fighting Energy E — Promotion 107/111 Fire Energy E — Promotion 108/111 Grass Energy E — Promotion 109/111 Lightning Energy E — Promotion 110/111 Psychic Energy E — Promotion 111/111 Water Energy E — Promotion

Gold, Silver, to a New World...

No. Image Card name Type Rarity Promotion — Oddish Promotion — Chikorita Promotion — Ledyba Promotion — Spinarak Promotion — Hoppip Promotion — Sunkern Promotion — Shuckle Promotion — Gloom Promotion — Bayleef Promotion — Ledian Promotion — Ariados Promotion — Skiploom Promotion — Sunflora Promotion — Meganium Promotion — Bellossom Promotion — Jumpluff Promotion — Heracross Promotion — Cyndaquil Promotion — Magmar Promotion — Quilava Promotion — Typhlosion Promotion — Magby Promotion — Horsea Promotion — Totodile Promotion — Marill Promotion — Wooper Promotion — Swinub Promotion — Mantine Promotion — Seadra Promotion — Croconaw Promotion — Quagsire Promotion — Piloswine Promotion — Feraligatr Promotion — Azumarill Promotion — Kingdra Promotion — Pikachu Promotion — Chinchou Promotion — Mareep Promotion — Electabuzz Promotion — Lanturn Promotion — Flaaffy Promotion — Pichu Promotion — Ampharos Promotion — Elekid Promotion — Slowpoke Promotion — Natu Promotion — Girafarig Promotion — Xatu Promotion — Slowking Promotion — Onix Promotion — Sudowoodo Promotion — Gligar Promotion — Phanpy Promotion — Donphan Promotion — Murkrow Promotion — Sneasel Promotion — Steelix Promotion — Skarmory Promotion — Sentret Promotion — Hoothoot Promotion — Snubbull Promotion — Stantler Promotion — Clefairy Promotion — Furret Promotion — Noctowl Promotion — Togepi Promotion — Aipom Promotion — Granbull Promotion — Miltank Promotion — Cleffa Promotion — Togetic Promotion — Lugia Promotion — Berry T [PT] Promotion — Super Rod T Promotion — Double Gust T Promotion — Pokémon March T Promotion — Moo-Moo Milk T Promotion — Professor Elm T Promotion — Gold Berry T [PT] Promotion — Card-Flip Game T [GC] Promotion — Miracle Berry T [PT] Promotion — New Pokédex T Promotion — Super Scoop Up T Promotion — Bill's Teleporter T Promotion — Sprout Tower T [St] Promotion — Ecogym T [St] Promotion — Energy Charge T Promotion — Focus Band T [PT] Promotion — Mary T Promotion — Arcade Game T [GC] Promotion — Time Capsule T Promotion — Super Energy Retrieval T Promotion — PokéGear T Promotion — Darkness Energy E Promotion — Metal Energy E Promotion — Recycle Energy E Promotion

Gallery

English Meganium pack	English Typhlosion pack	English Feraligatr pack	English Lugia pack
Japanese Gold, Silver, to a New World... pack	English Neo Genesis booster box	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins

Languages this set is released in

The Gold, Silver, to a New World... set is released in Japanese, all with rarity symbols. The Neo Genesis set is released in English, German, French, Italian, and Spanish, in both 1st and unlimited edition.

In other languages

Language Title French Neo Genesis German Neo Genesis Italian Neo Genesis Spanish Neo Génesis

External links

• Set checklist (Archive)

This article is part of Project TCG, a Bulbapedia project that aims to report on every aspect of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

Pokémon Trading Card Game expansions and releases Bold indicates a main expansion. Italics indicate a special set. Releases that are entirely composed of prints from other releases are small.
Neo Series Neo Genesis: Hotfoot • Cold Fusion Neo Discovery: Brain Wave • Wallop Southern Islands Tyranitar Half Deck Neo Revelation Neo Destiny: Dark • Light Legendary Collection Series Legendary Collection: Lava • Turmoil	Neo Era Gold, Silver, to a New World...: Neo Starter Deck Crossing the Ruins... Awakening Legends Darkness, and to Light... Intro Pack Neo VS Era Leaders Pokémon Theater Limited Edition Pokémon VS Application Pack Web Era Pokémon Web