Pokémon Magic Message cards

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Pokémon Magic Message cards
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Magic Message logo
Release date(s) 2006
Type Trading cards
Manufacturer Merlin

Pokémon Magic Message cards were officially licensed Pokémon cards manufactured from 2006 by British company called Merlin Publishing Ltd. in a cooperation with Topps. This was done as a special 10 year anniversary

The set includes a variety of pokemon from gen 1-3 in it. The cards were published in english, french, italian, spanish and german. The different names of each card are also published on the backside of the different cards.

The set consists of 47 pokemon cards and 13 base cards (or magic match-up cards and master cards as the set states) so 60 cards in total and when you combine a pokemon with it’s type base or with certain cards it’s trainer base they form names of attacks or other words.

Overview

An artset Pokémon Magic Message cards

History

Merlin Publishing Limited, commonly known as Merlin and sometimes branded as Merlin Collections was a British publishing firm who released a variety of sticker collections during the late 1980s, 1990s and 2000s, they also designed trading cards, card games and pogs. Although most notably releasing football stickers in particularly for the Premier League and Serie A, they also designed collections around television shows like Pokemon and other points of interest.

In the Pokemon world they are known for the Sticker sets they produced, mainly for the European market.

In 1993 the company became known as Merlin Publishing International PLC before being bought out by Topps in 1995. They were absorbed into the company, being renamed Topps Europe Limited, although the name Merlin would continue as a brand under the Topps name initially until 2008. In 2014 the Merlin brand returned to the Premier League sticker collections until Panini was awarded the contract in 2019. Today the Merlin brand is used by Topps as a retro range designed around its UEFA Champions League trading cards.

Cards in Pokémon Magic Message Cards

Human - Master cards

Pokémon Magic Message cards consists of Pokémon from the first 3 generations, 47 pokemon cards in total. There are 13 base cards of which the first 5 are Human - Master cards.

Set # Front Pokémon Back
1 Magic message - 1.jpg Ash Magic message - backside 1.jpg
2 Magic message - 2.jpg Brock Magic message - backside 2.jpg
3 Magic message - 3.jpg James Magic message - backside 3.jpg
4 Magic message - 4.jpg Jessie Magic message - backside 4.jpg
5 Magic message - 5.jpg May Magic message - backside 5.jpg

Human - magic match-up cards

Pokémon Magic Message cards consists of Pokémon from the first 3 generations, 47 pokemon cards in total. The first 14 pokemon cards are Human - magic match-up cards.

Set # Front Pokémon Back
6 Magic message - 6.jpg Beautifly Magic message - backside 6.jpg
7 Magic message - 7.jpg Cacnea Magic message - backside 7.jpg
8 Magic message - 8.jpg Corphish Magic message - backside 8.jpg
9 Magic message - 9.jpg Lombre Magic message - backside 9.jpg
10 Magic message - 10.jpg Mudkip Magic message - backside 10.jpg
11 Magic message - 11.jpg Munchlax Magic message - backside 11.jpg
12 Magic message - 12.jpg Pikachu Magic message - backside 12.jpg
13 Magic message - 13.jpg Seviper Magic message - backside 13.jpg
14 Magic message - 14.jpg Skitty Magic message - backside 14.jpg
15 Magic message - 15.jpg swellow Magic message - backside 15.jpg
16 Magic message - 16.jpg Torchic Magic message - backside 16.jpg
17 Magic message - 17.jpg Treecko Magic message - backside 17.jpg
18 Magic message - 18.jpg Weezing Magic message - backside 18.jpg
19 Magic message - 19.jpg Wobbuffet Magic message - backside 19.jpg

Attack - Master cards

Pokémon Magic Message cards consists of Pokémon from the first 3 generations, 47 pokemon cards in total. There are 13 base cards of which the last 8 are Attack - Master cards.

Set # Front Pokémon Back
20 Magic message - 20.jpg Dragon Dance Magic message - backside 20.jpg
21 Magic message - 21.jpg Flamethrower Magic message - backside 21.jpg
22 Magic message - 22.jpg Ice Beam Magic message - backside 22.jpg
23 Magic message - 23.jpg Sludge Bomb Magic message - backside 23.jpg
24 Magic message - 24.jpg Psychic Magic message - backside 24.jpg
25 Magic message - 25.jpg Razor Leaf Magic message - backside 25.jpg
26 Magic message - 26.jpg Thundershock Magic message - backside 26.jpg
27 Magic message - 27.jpg Water Pulse Magic message - backside 27.jpg

Attack - magic match-up cards

Pokémon Magic Message cards consists of Pokémon from the first 3 generations, 47 pokemon cards in total. The second 33 pokemon cards are Attack - magic match-up cards.

Set # Front Pokémon Back
28 Magic message - 28.jpg Alakazam Magic message - backside 28.jpg
29 Magic message - 29.jpg Altaria Magic message - backside 29.jpg
30 Magic message - 30.jpg Arbok Magic message - backside 30.jpg
31 Magic message - 31.jpg Articuno Magic message - backside 31.jpg
32 Magic message - 32.jpg Bayleef Magic message - backside 32.jpg
33 Magic message - 33.jpg Blastoise Magic message - backside 33.jpg
34 Magic message - 34.jpg Charmeleon Magic message - backside 34.jpg
35 Magic message - 35.jpg Dewgong Magic message - backside 35.jpg
36 Magic message - 36.jpg Entei Magic message - backside 36.jpg
37 Magic message - 37.jpg Grimer Magic message - backside 37.jpg
38 Magic message - 38.jpg Glalie Magic message - backside 38.jpg
39 Magic message - 39.jpg Gulpin Magic message - backside 39.jpg
40 Magic message - 40.jpg Horsea Magic message - backside 40.jpg
41 Magic message - 41.jpg Ivysaur Magic message - backside 41.jpg
42 Magic message - 42.jpg Latias Magic message - backside 42.jpg
43 Magic message - 43.jpg Latios Magic message - backside 43.jpg
44 Magic message - 44.jpg Lugia Magic message - backside 44.jpg
45 Magic message - 45.jpg Magneton Magic message - backside 45.jpg
46 Magic message - 46.jpg Mewtwo Magic message - backside 46.jpg
47 Magic message - 47.jpg Moltres Magic message - backside 47.jpg
48 Magic message - 48.jpg Octillery Magic message - backside 48.jpg
49 Magic message - 49.jpg Pikachu Magic message - backside 49.jpg
50 Magic message - 50.jpg Qwilfish Magic message - backside 50.jpg
51 Magic message - 51.jpg Raikou Magic message - backside 51.jpg
52 Magic message - 52.jpg Rayquaza Magic message - backside 52.jpg
53 Magic message - 53.jpg Slugma Magic message - backside 53.jpg
54 Magic message - 54.jpg Suicune Magic message - backside 54.jpg
55 Magic message - 55.jpg Swampert Magic message - backside 55.jpg
56 Magic message - 56.jpg Torkoal Magic message - backside 56.jpg
57 Magic message - 57.jpg Tropius Magic message - backside 57.jpg
58 Magic message - 58.jpg Typhlosion Magic message - backside 58.jpg
59 Magic message - 59.jpg Weepinbell Magic message - backside 59.jpg
60 Magic message - 60.jpg Zapdos Magic message - backside 60.jpg

Sealed items of Pokémon Magic Message Cards

Booster boxes have 24 packs inside with the number of cards inside packs differing based on language. The Italian & Spanish booster packs contain 4 lamincards and the German & French have 5 lamincards in each pack. How to distinguish the booster box of this set is yet unknown, the photo here is from an other set.

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