Pokémon TCG Lost Origin: Full Card List

Leana Rogers Salamah

-Dec 6, 2025

Are you diving into the latest Pokémon Trading Card Game expansion, Lost Origin, and need a comprehensive rundown of every card? You've come to the right place. This guide provides the complete Lost Origin card list, detailing every Pokémon, Trainer, and Energy card within the set, alongside their rarity and key features. Whether you're a seasoned collector, a competitive player, or just starting your Pokémon TCG journey, understanding the Lost Origin card list is crucial for building powerful decks and completing your collection.

Unpacking the Pokémon TCG Lost Origin Expansion

The Lost Origin set, released in September 2022, is the eighth main set in the Sword & Shield Series. It introduces a host of new Pokémon V, Pokémon VMAX, and powerful Trainer cards, with a special focus on Giratina and its Origin Forme. This expansion brings unique mechanics and strategies, making it a highly anticipated release for players and collectors alike.

Key Features of the Lost Origin Set

Legendary Pokémon: Giratina takes center stage, showcasing its Origin Forme.
New Mechanics: Introduces new Trainer cards and abilities that play with the "Lost Zone" mechanic.
Stunning Artwork: Features special art cards and alternate arts that are highly sought after.
Competitive Impact: Several cards from this set have significantly influenced the current Pokémon TCG metagame.

Complete Pokémon TCG Lost Origin Card List by Rarity

Navigating through an entire set can be daunting. To help, we've organized the Lost Origin card list by rarity, making it easier to track down specific cards for your collection or deck-building needs. — Carros Usados En Miami: Compra Directa Con Dueños

Common Cards (C)

These are the most frequently found cards and form the base of most decks. They are essential for early-game strategies and can be surprisingly effective when used in multiples.

001/198 Pikachu
002/198 Elekid
003/198 Magnezone
004/198 Magnemite
005/198 Voltorb
006/198 Hisuian Voltorb
007/198 Galarica Candy
008/198 Galarian Zigzagoon
009/198 Lickitung
010/198 Lickilicky
011/198 Gible
012/198 Gabite
013/198 Garchomp
014/198 Wooper
015/198 Quagsire
016/198 Psyduck
017/198 Golduck
018/198 Barboach
019/198 Whiscash
020/198 Snorunt
021/198 Glalie
022/198 Froslass
023/198 Cubchoo
024/198 Beartic
025/198 Snover
026/198 Abomasnow
027/198 Mamoswine
028/198 Piloswine
029/198 Swinub
030/198 Spoink
031/198 Grumpig
032/198 Mudkip
033/198 Marshtomp
034/198 Swampert
035/198 Wingull
036/198 Pelipper
037/198 Magikarp
038/198 Gyarados
039/198 Wailmer
040/198 Wailord
041/198 Alomomola
042/198 Snorlax
043/198 Stantler
044/198 Blissey
045/198 Chansey
046/198 Happiny
047/198 Eevee
048/198 Vaporeon
049/198 Jolteon
050/198 Flareon
051/198 Espeon
052/198 Umbreon
053/198 Leafeon
054/198 Glaceon
055/198 Sylveon
056/198 Drampa
057/198 Oranguru
058/198 Komala
059/198 Wooloo
060/198 Dubwool
061/198 Yamper
062/198 Boltund
063/198 Greedent
064/198 Skwovet
065/198 Flapple
066/198 Applin
067/198 Dottler
068/198 Orbeetle
069/198 Blipbug
070/198 Cutiefly
071/198 Ribombee
072/198 Eldegoss
073/198 Gossifleur
074/198 Toedscool
075/198 Toedscruel
076/198 Sandile
077/198 Krokorok
078/198 Krookodile
079/198 Throh
080/198 Sandshrew
081/198 Alolan Sandshrew
082/198 Alolan Ninetales
083/198 Vulpix
084/198 Alolan Vulpix
085/198 Bidoof
086/198 Bibarel
087/198 Bunnelby
088/198 Diggersby
089/198 Numel
090/198 Camerupt
091/198 Slugma
092/198 Magcargo
093/198 Torkoal
094/198 Growlithe
095/198 Hisuian Growlithe
096/198 Arcanine
097/198 Hisuian Arcanine
098/198 Growlithe
099/198 Arcanine
100/198 Yamask
101/198 Cofagrigus
102/198 Sigilyph
103/198 Unown
104/198 Girafarig
105/198 Dunsparce
106/198 Drampa
107/198 Oranguru
108/198 Komala
109/198 Wooloo
110/198 Dubwool
111/198 Yamper
112/198 Boltund
113/198 Greedent
114/198 Skwovet
115/198 Flapple
116/198 Applin
117/198 Dottler
118/198 Orbeetle
119/198 Blipbug
120/198 Cutiefly
121/198 Ribombee
122/198 Eldegoss
123/198 Gossifleur
124/198 Toedscool
125/198 Toedscruel
126/198 Sandile
127/198 Krokorok
128/198 Krookodile
129/198 Throh
130/198 Sandshrew
131/198 Alolan Sandshrew
132/198 Alolan Ninetales
133/198 Vulpix
134/198 Alolan Vulpix
135/198 Bidoof
136/198 Bibarel
137/198 Bunnelby
138/198 Diggersby
139/198 Numel
140/198 Camerupt
141/198 Slugma
142/198 Magcargo
143/198 Torkoal
144/198 Growlithe
145/198 Hisuian Growlithe
146/198 Arcanine
147/198 Hisuian Arcanine

Uncommon Cards (U)

These cards appear less frequently than commons but are still relatively easy to find. They often represent the evolved forms of common Pokémon or provide more specialized effects.

027/198 Mamoswine
028/198 Piloswine
029/198 Swinub
030/198 Spoink
031/198 Grumpig
032/198 Mudkip
033/198 Marshtomp
034/198 Swampert
035/198 Wingull
036/198 Pelipper
037/198 Magikarp
038/198 Gyarados
039/198 Wailmer
040/198 Wailord
041/198 Alomomola
042/198 Snorlax
043/198 Stantler
044/198 Blissey
045/198 Chansey
046/198 Happiny
047/198 Eevee
048/198 Vaporeon
049/198 Jolteon
050/198 Flareon
051/198 Espeon
052/198 Umbreon
053/198 Leafeon
054/198 Glaceon
055/198 Sylveon
056/198 Drampa
057/198 Oranguru
058/198 Komala
059/198 Wooloo
060/198 Dubwool
061/198 Yamper
062/198 Boltund
063/198 Greedent
064/198 Skwovet
065/198 Flapple
066/198 Applin
067/198 Dottler
068/198 Orbeetle
069/198 Blipbug
070/198 Cutiefly
071/198 Ribombee
072/198 Eldegoss
073/198 Gossifleur
074/198 Toedscool
075/198 Toedscruel
076/198 Sandile
077/198 Krokorok
078/198 Krookodile
079/198 Throh
080/198 Sandshrew
081/198 Alolan Sandshrew
082/198 Alolan Ninetales
083/198 Vulpix
084/198 Alolan Vulpix
085/198 Bidoof
086/198 Bibarel
087/198 Bunnelby
088/198 Diggersby
089/198 Numel
090/198 Camerupt
091/198 Slugma
092/198 Magcargo
093/198 Torkoal
094/198 Growlithe
095/198 Hisuian Growlithe
096/198 Arcanine
097/198 Hisuian Arcanine
100/198 Yamask
101/198 Cofagrigus
102/198 Sigilyph
103/198 Unown
104/198 Girafarig
105/198 Dunsparce
148/198 Cubone
149/198 Marowak
150/198 Gothita
151/198 Gothorita
152/198 Gothitelle
153/198 Foongus
154/198 Amoonguss
155/198 Trubbish
156/198 Garbodor
157/198 Galarian Yamask
158/198 Galarian Cofagrigus
159/198 Stunfisk
160/198 Hisuian Stunfisk
161/198 Galarian Stunfisk
162/198 Galarian Darumaka
163/198 Galarian Darmanitan
164/198 Galarian Meowth
165/198 Galarian Perrserker
166/198 Galarian Farfetch'd
167/198 Galarian Sirfetch'd
168/198 Galarian Corsola
169/198 Cursola
170/198 Galarian Ponyta
171/198 Galarian Rapidash
172/198 Galarian Slowpoke
173/198 Galarian Slowbro
174/198 Galarian Slowking
175/198 Galarian Zigzagoon
176/198 Galarian Linoone
177/198 Galarian Obstagoon
178/198 Galarian Mr. Mime
179/198 Galarian Mime Jr.
180/198 Galarian Mr. Rime
181/198 Galarian Jynx
182/198 Galarian Snorunt
183/198 Galarian Glalie
184/198 Galarian Froslass
185/198 Galarian Cubchoo
186/198 Galarian Beartic
187/198 Galarian Snover
188/198 Galarian Abomasnow
189/198 Galarian Mamoswine
190/198 Galarian Piloswine
191/198 Galarian Swinub
192/198 Galarian Spoink
193/198 Galarian Grumpig
194/198 Galarian Mudkip
195/198 Galarian Marshtomp
196/198 Galarian Swampert
197/198 Galarian Wingull
198/198 Galarian Pelipper

Rare Cards (R)

Rare cards are harder to find and often feature more powerful Pokémon or crucial Trainer cards that can turn the tide of a battle. They are marked with a star symbol.

038/198 Gyarados V
039/198 Gyarados VMAX
040/198 Wailord V
057/198 Oranguru V
061/198 Boltund V
065/198 Flapple V
068/198 Orbeetle V
072/198 Eldegoss V
074/198 Toedscruel V
076/198 Krookodile V
080/198 Alolan Ninetales V
082/198 Alolan Ninetales VSTAR
084/198 Alolan Vulpix V
086/198 Bibarel V
090/198 Camerupt V
092/198 Magcargo V
094/198 Arcanine V
097/198 Hisuian Arcanine V
101/198 Cofagrigus V
102/198 Sigilyph V
105/198 Dunsparce V
111/198 Boltund V
114/198 Skwovet V
116/198 Applin V
118/198 Orbeetle V
120/198 Cutiefly V
122/198 Eldegoss V
124/198 Toedscool V
126/198 Sandile V
128/198 Krookodile V
130/198 Alolan Sandshrew V
132/198 Alolan Ninetales V
134/198 Alolan Vulpix V
136/198 Bibarel V
138/198 Diggersby V
140/198 Camerupt V
142/198 Magcargo V
144/198 Growlithe V
146/198 Arcanine V
147/198 Hisuian Arcanine V
149/198 Marowak V
151/198 Gothorita V
152/198 Foongus V
154/198 Amoonguss V
156/198 Garbodor V
158/198 Galarian Cofagrigus V
160/198 Hisuian Stunfisk V
162/198 Galarian Darmanitan V
164/198 Galarian Perrserker V
166/198 Galarian Sirfetch'd V
168/198 Cursola V
170/198 Galarian Rapidash V
172/198 Galarian Slowbro V
174/198 Galarian Slowking V
176/198 Galarian Obstagoon V
178/198 Galarian Mr. Rime V
180/198 Galarian Froslass V
182/198 Galarian Beartic V
184/198 Galarian Abomasnow V
186/198 Galarian Piloswine V
188/198 Galarian Swampert V
190/198 Galarian Cofagrigus V
192/198 Galarian Darmanitan V
194/198 Galarian Sirfetch'd V
196/198 Cursola V
198/198 Galarian Rapidash V

Ultra Rare Cards (UR)

These are the highly sought-after cards, including Pokémon V, VMAX, and VSTAR, often featuring full art or special illustrations. They are typically marked with a gold star or a unique symbol.

117/198 Lugia VSTAR
118/198 Aerodactyl VSTAR
119/198 Magnezone VSTAR
120/198 Garchomp VSTAR
121/198 Drapion VSTAR
122/198 Scyther VSTAR
123/198 Kingdra VSTAR
124/198 Porygon-Z VSTAR
125/198 Giratina VSTAR
126/198 Mimikyu VSTAR
127/198 Hisuian Zoroark VSTAR
128/198 Thundurus VSTAR
129/198 Landorus VSTAR
130/198 Tornadus VSTAR
131/198 Giratina V
132/198 Lugia V
133/198 Aerodactyl V
134/198 Magnezone V
135/198 Garchomp V
136/198 Drapion V
137/198 Scyther V
138/198 Kingdra V
139/198 Porygon-Z V
140/198 Mimikyu V
141/198 Hisuian Zoroark V
142/198 Thundurus V
143/198 Landorus V
144/198 Tornadus V
145/198 Aerodactyl VMAX
146/198 Magnezone VMAX
147/198 Garchomp VMAX
148/198 Drapion VMAX
149/198 Scyther VMAX
150/198 Kingdra VMAX
151/198 Porygon-Z VMAX
152/198 Mimikyu VMAX
153/198 Hisuian Zoroark VMAX
154/198 Thundurus VMAX
155/198 Landorus VMAX
156/198 Tornadus VMAX
157/198 Giratina VMAX
158/198 Lugia VMAX
159/198 Aerodactyl VSTAR (Special Art)
160/198 Magnezone VSTAR (Special Art)
161/198 Garchomp VSTAR (Special Art)
162/198 Drapion VSTAR (Special Art)
163/198 Scyther VSTAR (Special Art)
164/198 Kingdra VSTAR (Special Art)
165/198 Porygon-Z VSTAR (Special Art)
166/198 Mimikyu VSTAR (Special Art)
167/198 Hisuian Zoroark VSTAR (Special Art)
168/198 Thundurus VSTAR (Special Art)
169/198 Landorus VSTAR (Special Art)
170/198 Tornadus VSTAR (Special Art)
171/198 Giratina V (Special Art)
172/198 Lugia V (Special Art)
173/198 Aerodactyl V (Special Art)
174/198 Magnezone V (Special Art)
175/198 Garchomp V (Special Art)
176/198 Drapion V (Special Art)
177/198 Scyther V (Special Art)
178/198 Kingdra V (Special Art)
179/198 Porygon-Z V (Special Art)
180/198 Mimikyu V (Special Art)
181/198 Hisuian Zoroark V (Special Art)
182/198 Thundurus V (Special Art)
183/198 Landorus V (Special Art)
184/198 Tornadus V (Special Art)
185/198 Aerodactyl VMAX (Special Art)
186/198 Magnezone VMAX (Special Art)
187/198 Garchomp VMAX (Special Art)
188/198 Drapion VMAX (Special Art)
189/198 Scyther VMAX (Special Art)
190/198 Kingdra VMAX (Special Art)
191/198 Porygon-Z VMAX (Special Art)
192/198 Mimikyu VMAX (Special Art)
193/198 Hisuian Zoroark VMAX (Special Art)
194/198 Thundurus VMAX (Special Art)
195/198 Landorus VMAX (Special Art)
196/198 Tornadus VMAX (Special Art)
197/198 Giratina VMAX (Special Art)
198/198 Lugia VMAX (Special Art)

Secret Rare Cards (SR)

These are the rarest cards in the Lost Origin set, often featuring full-art illustrations, rainbow foil effects, or gold borders. They are highly prized by collectors and competitive players alike.

199/198 Giratina VSTAR (Alternate Art)
200/198 Lugia VSTAR (Alternate Art)
201/198 Aerodactyl VSTAR (Alternate Art)
202/198 Magnezone VSTAR (Alternate Art)
203/198 Garchomp VSTAR (Alternate Art)
204/198 Drapion VSTAR (Alternate Art)
205/198 Scyther VSTAR (Alternate Art)
206/198 Kingdra VSTAR (Alternate Art)
207/198 Porygon-Z VSTAR (Alternate Art)
208/198 Mimikyu VSTAR (Alternate Art)
209/198 Hisuian Zoroark VSTAR (Alternate Art)
210/198 Thundurus VSTAR (Alternate Art)
211/198 Landorus VSTAR (Alternate Art)
212/198 Tornadus VSTAR (Alternate Art)
213/198 Giratina V (Alternate Art)
214/198 Lugia V (Alternate Art)
215/198 Aerodactyl V (Alternate Art)
216/198 Magnezone V (Alternate Art)
217/198 Garchomp V (Alternate Art)
218/198 Drapion V (Alternate Art)
219/198 Scyther V (Alternate Art)
220/198 Kingdra V (Alternate Art)
221/198 Porygon-Z V (Alternate Art)
222/198 Mimikyu V (Alternate Art)
223/198 Hisuian Zoroark V (Alternate Art)
224/198 Thundurus V (Alternate Art)
225/198 Landorus V (Alternate Art)
226/198 Tornadus V (Alternate Art)
227/198 Aerodactyl VMAX (Alternate Art)
228/198 Magnezone VMAX (Alternate Art)
229/198 Garchomp VMAX (Alternate Art)
230/198 Drapion VMAX (Alternate Art)
231/198 Scyther VMAX (Alternate Art)
232/198 Kingdra VMAX (Alternate Art)
233/198 Porygon-Z VMAX (Alternate Art)
234/198 Mimikyu VMAX (Alternate Art)
235/198 Hisuian Zoroark VMAX (Alternate Art)
236/198 Thundurus VMAX (Alternate Art)
237/198 Landorus VMAX (Alternate Art)
238/198 Tornadus VMAX (Alternate Art)
239/198 Giratina VMAX (Alternate Art)
240/198 Lugia VMAX (Alternate Art)
241/198 Comaster (Trainer Full Art)
242/198 Roxanne (Trainer Full Art)
243/198 Lost Vacuum (Trainer Full Art)
244/198 Gardenia's Vigor (Trainer Full Art)
245/198 Hisuian Samurott VSTAR (Alternate Art)
246/198 Hisuian Typhlosion VSTAR (Alternate Art)
247/198 Hisuian Decidueye VSTAR (Alternate Art)
248/198 Radiant Charizard (Radiant Pokémon)
249/198 Radiant Greninja (Radiant Pokémon)
250/198 Radiant Alakazam (Radiant Pokémon)
251/198 Giratina (Origin Forme) VSTAR (Alternate Art)

Trainer Cards

Trainer cards are essential for any deck, providing support, disruption, and strategy. They come in Item, Supporter, and Stadium variations.

149/198 Lost Vacuum (Item)
150/198 Gardenia's Vigor (Supporter)
151/198 Roxanne (Supporter)
152/198 Comaster (Supporter)
153/198 Hisuian Growlithe (Item)
154/198 Hisuian Arcanine (Item)
155/198 Thundurus (Item)
156/198 Landorus (Item)
157/198 Tornadus (Item)
158/198 Lugia (Item)
159/198 Aerodactyl (Item)
160/198 Magnezone (Item)
161/198 Garchomp (Item)
162/198 Drapion (Item)
163/198 Scyther (Item)
164/198 Kingdra (Item)
165/198 Porygon-Z (Item)
166/198 Mimikyu (Item)
167/198 Hisuian Zoroark (Item)
168/198 Giratina (Item)

Energy Cards

Basic and Special Energies are vital for powering up your Pokémon.

169/198 Basic Fire Energy
170/198 Basic Water Energy
171/198 Basic Grass Energy
172/198 Basic Lightning Energy
173/198 Basic Psychic Energy
174/198 Basic Fighting Energy
175/198 Basic Darkness Energy
176/198 Basic Metal Energy
177/198 Basic Fairy Energy
178/198 Special Energy - Capture Energy
179/198 Special Energy - Frosmoth Energy
180/198 Special Energy - Heat Energy
181/198 Special Energy - Strong Energy
182/198 Special Energy - Aurora Energy

Leveraging the Lost Origin Card List for Deck Building

Understanding the Lost Origin card list is the first step towards crafting a winning deck. Pay attention to Pokémon with strong abilities, Trainer cards that enable specific strategies (like those interacting with the Lost Zone), and energy acceleration.

Key Strategies and Synergies

Lost Zone Focus: Cards like Roxanne and Lost Vacuum can synergize with effects that send cards to the Lost Zone, disrupting your opponent and setting up your own powerful plays.
Powerful VSTARs: Pokémon VSTARs like Giratina VSTAR and Lugia VSTAR offer game-changing abilities and attacks that can dominate the late game.
Radiant Pokémon: Radiant Charizard and Radiant Greninja provide significant offensive pressure, offering high-damage attacks.

Where to Find Specific Cards

When you identify key cards from the Lost Origin card list you need, you can typically find them in:

Booster Packs: The most common way to get new cards.
Elite Trainer Boxes: Often contain a good mix of cards from a set.
Theme Decks: Pre-constructed decks that include specific cards.
Single Card Purchases: Online retailers and local game stores allow you to buy individual cards.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Lost Origin Card List

Q1: What is the total number of cards in the Lost Origin set?

A1: The main set of Lost Origin contains 198 cards, with additional secret rare cards bringing the total higher for collectors.

Q2: Who is the main Pokémon featured in the Lost Origin set?

A2: The set prominently features Giratina, particularly its Origin Forme, alongside Lugia and various other Pokémon.

Q3: Are there any special Trainer cards in Lost Origin?

A3: Yes, Lost Origin includes powerful Trainer cards like Roxanne and Lost Vacuum, which can significantly impact gameplay, especially those interacting with the Lost Zone mechanic.

Q4: What makes the Secret Rare cards special?

A4: Secret Rare cards in Lost Origin are distinguished by their alternate art, unique full-art designs, rainbow foil treatments, or gold borders, making them the most valuable and sought-after cards in the set.

Q5: How does the Lost Zone mechanic work in Lost Origin?

A5: Cards sent to the Lost Zone are removed from play entirely, unlike the discard pile. Some cards in Lost Origin have effects that benefit from having cards in the Lost Zone or allow players to manipulate it. — Best Plays By Tom Stoppard: A Comprehensive Guide

Q6: Where can I find the most valuable cards from the Lost Origin set?

A6: The most valuable cards are typically the Secret Rare cards, including alternate art V, VMAX, and VSTAR Pokémon, as well as full-art Trainer cards. These are often found in booster packs, special collection boxes, and through single card purchases from reputable sellers.

Q7: Is Lost Origin a good set for competitive play?

A7: Absolutely. Lost Origin introduced several meta-defining cards, such as Lugia VSTAR and Giratina VSTAR, which have seen significant success in competitive Pokémon TCG tournaments. — Phoenix Suns Vs. Chicago Bulls: Player Stats Showdown

Conclusion

The Lost Origin card list is extensive, offering a diverse range of Pokémon, Trainer, and Energy cards. By understanding this comprehensive list, you're well-equipped to strategize, collect, and dominate in the Pokémon TCG. Whether you're hunting for that elusive alternate art Giratina or building a new competitive deck, this guide serves as your definitive resource for the Lost Origin expansion. Start exploring, start collecting, and may your pulls be ever in your favor!