How many Porygon cards are there?

There are 24 Porygon cards, printed between 1999 and 2025 across 22 sets, alternate arts and reprints included.

Which Porygon card has the best artwork?

That's how this page is ordered: the strongest Porygon art first, however common or rare the card.

Who illustrates Porygon cards?

21 illustrators have drawn Porygon. Tomoaki Imakuni has done the most at 3, followed by Masako Yamashita and 5ban Graphics.

What was the first Porygon card?

Its earliest printing in the catalog comes from Base Set, released in 1999. 19 of its 24 cards are Common.

No. 137 · Kanto · Normal

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Porygon is a Normal-type Pokémon introduced in Kanto, number 137 in the National Pokédex. Its cards run from 1999 to 2025. Its cards are ordered by the art, the best first, rather than by set.

Cards: 24
Sets: 22
Printed: 1999–2025
Illustrators: 21

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The strongest Porygon art

01/06
Porygon
Ancient Origins · 2015
Drawn by Yukiko Baba
Common
02/06
Porygon
Paradox Rift · 2023
Drawn by Taiga Kayama
Common
03/06
Team Rocket's Porygon
Destined Rivals · 2025
Drawn by Oswaldo KATO
Common
04/06
Porygon
Chilling Reign · 2021
Drawn by ryoma uratsuka
Common
05/06
Porygon
Lost Origin · 2022
Drawn by kurumitsu
Common
06/06
Cool Porygon
Wizards Black Star Promos · 1999
Drawn by Hiromichi Sugiyama
Common

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Which is the better picture?

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Porygon by scene

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How Porygon gets drawn

Porygon is usually drawn nostalgic, mysterious and futuristic, sometimes retro.

Across 23 Porygon artworks, each picture counted once, next to how every other Pokémon is drawn.

Moods

nostalgic52%2.6× more than most Pokémon
mysterious39%2× more than most Pokémon
playful44%
peaceful30%
tense13%

Light and time

Glowing 52%

Minimalist14 of 23 artworks Nostalgic12 of 23 artworks Futuristic10 of 23 artworks Mysterious9 of 23 artworks

Drawn against type

The Porygon pictures least like the rest.

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1999–2025

Porygon through the years

Its strongest card of each year it was printed.

1999 Base Set
2000 Gym Challenge
2002 Neo Destiny
2003 Aquapolis
2004 FireRed & LeafGreen
2005 Unseen Forces
2008 Great Encounters
2010 HGSS Black Star Promos
2013 Plasma Blast
2015 Ancient Origins
2016 Evolutions
2017 Burning Shadows
2019 Unbroken Bonds
2021 Chilling Reign
2022 Lost Origin
2023 151
2025 Destined Rivals

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Porygon in numbers

Cards: 24
Sets: 22since Base Set
Illustrators: 21most by Tomoaki Imakuni
Printed: 1999–2025
Printed as: Basic
HP on card: 30–60

They span 22 sets, from Base Set to Destined Rivals. 21 illustrators have drawn it, most often Tomoaki Imakuni, Masako Yamashita and 5ban Graphics.

Who draws Porygon

21 illustrators, by how many they have drawn.

Where it has been printed

22 sets, by how many Porygon cards each holds.

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Rarity

Common19Uncommon4Promo1

Questions

How many Porygon cards are there?: There are 24 Porygon cards, printed between 1999 and 2025 across 22 sets, alternate arts and reprints included.
Which Porygon card has the best artwork?: That's how this page is ordered: the strongest Porygon art first, however common or rare the card.
Who illustrates Porygon cards?: 21 illustrators have drawn Porygon. Tomoaki Imakuni has done the most at 3, followed by Masako Yamashita and 5ban Graphics.
What was the first Porygon card?: Its earliest printing in the catalog comes from Base Set, released in 1999. 19 of its 24 cards are Common.