What was the first Spoink Pokémon card?

Spoink from Dragon (2003), illustrated by Miki Tanaka.

How many Spoink cards are there?

17 English Spoink cards across 15 sets, from 2003 to 2025.

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Spoink cards through the years

17 Spoink cards across 15 sets, from 2003 to 2025 · Psychic.

13 years of cards17 cards13 artists

One card from every year Spoink showed up. Which one is yours? Choose your first, your favorite, or one you pulled, and share it.

2003

Dragon

Illustrated by Miki Tanaka

and 1 more that year

2004

No new Spoink card

2005

Emerald

Illustrated by Atsuko Nishida

and 2 more that year

2006

Crystal Guardians

Illustrated by Sumiyoshi Kizuki

and 1 more that year

2007

No new Spoink card

2008

Diamond & Pearl

Legends Awakened

Illustrated by Kouki Saitou

2009

No new Spoink card

2010

HeartGold & SoulSilver

HS—Triumphant

Illustrated by Yukiko Baba

2011

No new Spoink card

2012

Black & White

Boundaries Crossed

Illustrated by Sumiyoshi Kizuki

2013

No new Spoink card

2014

Illustrated by Atsuko Nishida

2015

No new Spoink card

2016

Fates Collide

Illustrated by TOKIYA

2017

Sun & Moon

Crimson Invasion

Illustrated by Sekio

2018

Sun & Moon

Celestial Storm

Illustrated by MAHOU

2019 to 2020

No new Spoink cards

2021

Sword & Shield

Battle Styles

Illustrated by kawayoo

2022

No new Spoink card

2023

Scarlet & Violet

Obsidian Flames

Illustrated by GOSSAN

2024

No new Spoink card

2025

Mega Evolution

Common

First card: 2003Spoink, Dragon, illustrated by Miki Tanaka

13 artistsAtsuko Nishida has drawn Spoink the most, 2 times

Busiest year: 20053 new Spoink cards came out

Newest: 2025Spoink, Mega Evolution

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