AUREON CARD LIBRARY · ENGLISH SET GUIDE

Best of Game Pokémon Card List & Set Guide

A card reference by Aureon Cards.

Best of Game belongs to the Other series of the English Pokémon Trading Card Game. Released on 1 December 2002, this reference brings together 9 card entries, with names, numbers, rarity labels and original card artwork.

Series
Other
English release
1 December 2002
Card entries
9
Set code
BP

The numbered main set contains 9 cards. This gallery contains 9 entries from the source checklist. Cards above the printed set number, subsets and alternate entries may make the checklist longer than the numbered main set.

Inside Best of Game

The checklist includes 8 Pokémon, 1 Trainer and 0 Energy entries. Use the numbered gallery below to identify cards from this release.

Rarity breakdown
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THE CARD CHECKLIST

Best of Game card gallery

9 entries · English

Reference artwork. Select an image for a closer look. Foil finishes, stamps and print variations are not always separate entries.

Electabuzz 1/9 Pokémon card — Best of Game
1/9

Electabuzz

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Illustrated by Ken Sugimori
Hitmonchan 2/9 Pokémon card — Best of Game
2/9

Hitmonchan

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Illustrated by Ken Sugimori
Professor Elm 3/9 Pokémon card — Best of Game
3/9

Professor Elm

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Illustrated by Ken Sugimori
Rocket's Scizor 4/9 Pokémon card — Best of Game
4/9

Rocket's Scizor

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Illustrated by K Hoshiba
Rocket's Sneasel 5/9 Pokémon card — Best of Game
5/9

Rocket's Sneasel

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Illustrated by Katsura Tabata
Dark Ivysaur 6/9 Pokémon card — Best of Game
6/9

Dark Ivysaur

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Illustrated by Shin-ichi Yoshida
Dark Venusaur 7/9 Pokémon card — Best of Game
7/9

Dark Venusaur

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Illustrated by Shin-ichi Yoshida
Rocket's Mewtwo 8/9 Pokémon card — Best of Game
8/9

Rocket's Mewtwo

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Illustrated by Shin-ichi Yoshida
Rocket's Hitmonchan 9/9 Pokémon card — Best of Game
9/9

Rocket's Hitmonchan

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Illustrated by Ken Sugimori

Collecting Best of Game

Match the card name, number and set symbol before adding a card to your binder. Check the front and back for condition, and distinguish a regular card from its foil or stamped version. A numbered checklist is a starting point; it does not by itself define every variant needed for a master set.

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Sources & artwork

Checklist data: Pokémon TCG Data, reference snapshot checked 11 October 2026. Compare cards with the official Pokémon card database. Card artwork is reproduced as reference scans via the data provider; it is not AI-generated. Pokémon and card artwork belong to their respective rights holders. Aureon Cards is an independent retailer and is not affiliated with The Pokémon Company.