Pokémon 151 Complete Checklist (All 207 Cards + Progress Tracker)

Few modern Pokémon TCG expansions have been as popular as Scarlet & Violet 151. Featuring all 151 original Pokémon from the Kanto region, the set combines nostalgic artwork with modern gameplay and includes some of the most sought-after cards released during the Scarlet & Violet era.

Whether you're opening booster packs, building a master set, or buying singles, keeping track of your collection can become difficult as you approach completion. This interactive Pokémon 151 checklist makes it easy to mark off every card you've collected while automatically saving your progress in your browser.

Complete your Pokémon 151 collection with our interactive checklist featuring all 207 cards, automatic progress tracking, search, filters, and printable support.

The checklist below includes all 207 numbered cards in the English Scarlet & Violet, 151 expansion, from Bulbasaur (001/165) through Basic Psychic Energy (207/165). That includes every card from the main set along with all Illustration Rares, Ultra Rares, Special Illustration Rares, and Hyper Rares. Reverse Holo variants and promotional cards are not listed separately.

How to Use This Checklist

Check the box next to each card you own to track your progress toward completing the Pokémon 151 master set. Use the search bar to quickly find specific cards, and filter the list to show only cards you own or still need. Your progress is automatically saved in your browser, and you can print the checklist at any time.

Pokémon 151 Set Information

Set Name	Scarlet & Violet—151
Series	Scarlet & Violet
Set Number	SV3.5
Release Date	September 22, 2023
Main Set Cards	165
Secret Rare Cards	42
Total Numbered Cards	207

Pokémon 151 Set Checklist

Complete Your Pokémon 151 Collection

Building a complete Pokémon 151 master set is one of the most rewarding goals for collectors. Whether you're chasing nostalgic favorites like Charizard, Blastoise, and Mew, or trying to finish every last secret rare, having a checklist makes it much easier to track your progress.

If you're only missing a handful of cards, buying singles is often more affordable than continuing to open booster packs. On the other hand, if you're just getting started, opening packs can be a fun way to experience the set while adding to your collection.

As you continue your collection, be sure to protect your cards with quality sleeves, top loaders, and storage boxes, especially the Illustration Rares, Special Illustration Rares, and Hyper Rares.