Neo Revelation (TCG)

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Neo Revelation めざめる伝説

File:NeoRevelationLogo.png Cards in set English: 66 Japanese: 57 Set number English: 10 Japanese: 9 Release date English: September 21, 2001 Japanese: January, 2001 Previous Crossing the Ruins... Japanese: Awakening Legend Next Darkness, and to Light...

Neo Revelation (Japanese: めざめる伝説 Awakening Legend) is the name given to an Expansion of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. It completed transferring all the Generation II Pokémon into card forms.

Set size

• 66 cards in English release
• 57 cards in Japanese release

Sequence

• 10th English Expansion
• 9th Japanese Expansion

Release dates

• 24th November 2000 - Japanese Promotional Set
• January 2001 - Japanese Expansion
• 21st September 2001 - English Expansion

Wizards of the Coast ceased pre-planning timed releases for cards around this date.

Card list

English expansion

No.	Card Name	Type	Level	Rarity
1	Ampharos		46	H
2	Blissey		62	H
3	Celebi		16	H
4	Crobat		51	H
5	Delibird		34	H
6	Entei		38	H
7	Ho-Oh		45	H
8	Houndoom		35	H
9	Jumpluff		37	H
10	Magneton		37	H
11	Misdreavus		25	H
12	Porygon2		33	H
13	Raikou		40	H
14	Suicune		33	H
15	Aerodactyl		27
16	Celebi		14
17	Entei		24
18	Ho-Oh		44
19	Kingdra		49
20	Lugia		43
21	Raichu		39
22	Raikou		26
23	Skarmory		29
24	Sneasel		32
25	Starmie		31
26	Sudowoodo		27
27	Suicune		25
28	Flaaffy		32
29	Golbat		27
30	Graveler		32
31	Jynx		20
32	Lanturn		31
33	Magcargo		48
34	Octillery		43
35	Parasect		30
36	Piloswine		41
37	Seaking		29
38	Stantler		27
39	Unown B		19
40	Unown Y		12
41	Aipom		19
42	Chinchou		13
43	Farfetch'd		22
44	Geodude		14
45	Goldeen		14
46	Murkrow		21
47	Paras		10
48	Quagsire		35
49	Qwilfish		30
50	Remoraid		15
51	Shuckle		28
52	Skiploom		26
53	Slugma		27
54	Smoochum		6
55	Snubbull		21
56	Staryu		13
57	Swinub		10
58	Unown K		14
59	Zubat		13
60	Balloon Berry	T	-
61	Healing Field	T	-
62	Pokémon Breeder Fields	T	-
63	Rocket's Hideout	T	-
64	Old Rod	T	-
65	Shining Gyarados		44	H
66	Shining Magikarp		11	H

Japanese expansion

No.	Card Name	Type	Level	Rarity
--	Aerodactyl		27	H
--	Ampharos		46	H
--	Blissey		62	H
--	Celebi		16	H
--	Crobat		51	H
--	Delibird		34	H
--	Entei		38	H
--	Ho-Oh		45	H
--	Houndoom		35	H
--	Jumpluff		37	H
--	Kingdra		49	H
--	Magneton		37	H
--	Misdreavus		25	H
--	Porygon2		33	H
--	Raikou		40	H
--	Starmie		31	H
--	Suicune		33	H
--	Shining Gyarados		44	H
--	Shining Magikarp		11	H
--	Flaaffy		32
--	Golbat		27
--	Graveler		32
--	Jynx		20
--	Lanturn		31
--	Magcargo		48
--	Octillery		43
--	Parasect		30
--	Piloswine		41
--	Raichu		39
--	Seaking		29
--	Shuckle		28
--	Smoochum		6
--	Unown B		19
--	Unown Y		12
--	Aipom		19
--	Chinchou		13
--	Farfetch'd		22
--	Geodude		14
--	Goldeen		14
--	Murkrow		21
--	Paras		10
--	Quagsire		35
--	Qwilfish		30
--	Remoraid		15
--	Skiploom		26
--	Slugma		27
--	Stantler		27
--	Snubbull		21
--	Staryu		13
--	Swinub		10
--	Unown K		14
--	Zubat		13
--	Rocket's Hideout	T	-
--	Balloon Berry	T	-
--	Healing Field	T	-
--	Pokémon Breeder Fields	T	-
--	Old Rod	T	-

Japanese promotional set

No.	Card Name	Type	Level	Rarity
--	Celebi		14	H
--	Entei		24	--
--	Ho-Oh		44	--
--	Lugia		43	--
--	Raikou		26	--
--	Skarmory		29	--
--	Sneasel		32	--
--	Sudowoodo		27	--
--	Suicune		25	--

Trivia

• The English title, Revelation, is one of two Biblical references in the TCG; the other one is Neo Genesis. Genesis and Revelation are the first and last books of the Bible, respectively. The name Revelation may also refer to this being the set that included the last of the Generation II Pokémon which had not yet become cards.
• As with Neo 1 and Neo 2 in Japan, Neo 3 had a 9 card promotional set—Wizards added these cards to the English set.
• Neo Revelation was the first set to introduce Shining Pokémon to the TCG: Shining Magikarp and Shining Gyarados. These quickly became very sought-after cards, and some American collectors paid over $250 for the Japanese versions before their English release. In Japan, the odds of finding one of these elusive cards in a Booster Pack were stated to be 300:1.
• Neo Revelation was also the first (and so far the only) set to not have Preconstructed Theme Decks associated with the expansion.
• The inclusion of Rocket's Hideout in this expansion initially would appear to be a strange move—the last time Dark Pokémon were seen in the TCG before this set was the Team Rocket expansion (though Dark Raichu enjoyed its Japanese release in Neo 2). Rocket's Hideout would prove useful, however, as Dark Pokémon returned in the following set.
• The set symbol for Neo Revelation is an abstract representation of the legendary beasts departing from the Burned Tower.