Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box

Unite Powerful Pokémon Partners

Expand your Sun and Moon collection with the Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box, a factory-sealed display that introduced the powerful TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX mechanic to the international Pokémon Trading Card Game.

Sun and Moon—Team Up was officially released on February 1, 2019. Pokémon describes the expansion as containing more than 180 cards, six new TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX, six additional Pokémon-GX, four Prism Star cards, and more than 25 Trainer cards.

Each booster box contains 36 individually sealed Team Up booster packs. This full display format is suitable for master-set building, larger pack-opening sessions, deck construction, trading duplicate cards, sharing packs with friends, or preserving an unopened Sun and Moon-era collectible.

Every booster pack contains randomized cards. No particular Pokémon, rarity, illustration, card condition, pull rate, grading result, or financial value is guaranteed.

What Is Included?

Each factory-sealed Team Up Booster Box contains:

• 36 Sun and Moon—Team Up booster packs
• Randomized Pokémon cards in every pack
• TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX opportunities
• Standard Pokémon-GX opportunities
• Alternate Art opportunities
• Full-Art Pokémon-GX opportunities
• Full-Art Trainer opportunities –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Rainbow Rare opportunities
• Prism Star card opportunities
• Gold Secret Rare opportunities
• Holographic and reverse-holographic cards
• Pokémon TCG Online code cards originally packaged inside the packs

A standard booster box does not include:

• Card sleeves
• Damage-counter dice
• Condition markers
• Storage dividers        –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• A separate Energy card bundle
• A guaranteed physical promotional card

These accessories are generally associated with Elite Trainer Boxes and special Pokémon TCG collections.

About the Team Up Expansion

Team Up is the ninth main expansion of the Sun and Moon Series.

The set introduced TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX cards, which place two Pokémon together on one oversized battle card. These cards generally have high HP, powerful attacks, and enhanced GX attacks.

The expansion includes:

• More than 180 cards
• Six TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX
• Six additional Pokémon-GX    –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Four Prism Star cards
• More than 25 Trainer cards
• Full-Art Pokémon-GX
• Alternate Art TAG TEAM cards
• Full-Art Supporter cards
• Rainbow Rare Pokémon-GX
• Gold Secret Rare Trainer cards
• Gold Secret Rare Energy cards
• Legendary Pokémon
• Mythical Pokémon
• Eeveelutions          –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Pokémon from multiple regions

The standard checklist contains 181 numbered cards, followed by Secret Rare cards numbered up to 196. Pokémon’s official checklist confirms cards such as Pikachu and Zekrom-GX, Celebi and Venusaur-GX, Gengar and Mimikyu-GX, Latias and Latios-GX, Eevee and Snorlax-GX, Magikarp and Wailord-GX, Jirachi, Sabrina’s Suggestion, and Erika’s Hospitality.

The Introduction of TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX

Team Up introduced TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX to the international Pokémon TCG.

These cards combine two Pokémon on one card and generally feature:

• Very high HP
• Powerful attacks  –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• A special GX attack
• Enhanced GX effects when additional Energy is attached
• Detailed artwork featuring both Pokémon
• Three Prize cards awarded when Knocked Out    –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box

The three-Prize rule creates a significant risk, but the strength and flexibility of TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX helped transform competitive deck building during the late Sun and Moon era.

Pikachu and Zekrom-GX

Pikachu and Zekrom-GX is the headline TAG TEAM card of the Team Up expansion.

Collectors may search for:

• Pikachu and Zekrom-GX
• Pikachu and Zekrom-GX Full Art        –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Pikachu and Zekrom-GX Rainbow Rare

Its Full Blitz attack deals damage while accelerating Lightning Energy from the deck to one of the player’s Pokémon.

Its Tag Bolt-GX attack can deal heavy damage to the opponent’s Active Pokémon. When the required additional Energy is attached, it can also damage a Benched Pokémon.

Pikachu and Zekrom-GX became the foundation of one of the most successful Lightning-type strategies of the Sun and Moon competitive era.

The card appeals strongly to:

• Pikachu collectors
• Zekrom collectors
• Legendary Pokémon fans
• Lightning-type players        –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• TAG TEAM collectors
• Rainbow Rare collectors

No Pikachu and Zekrom-GX card is guaranteed inside an individual booster pack or booster box.

Latias and Latios-GX

Latias and Latios-GX combines the two Legendary Eon Pokémon from the Hoenn region.

Collectors may discover:

• Latias and Latios-GX
• Latias and Latios-GX Full Art  –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Latias and Latios-GX Alternate Art
• Latias and Latios-GX Rainbow Rare

The card’s Buster Purge attack can inflict substantial damage, while its Aero Unit-GX attack provides Energy acceleration and temporary protection under the appropriate conditions.

The pairing appeals to:

• Latias collectors
• Latios collectors
• Hoenn-region fans    –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Dragon-type collectors
• Legendary Pokémon enthusiasts
• Alternate Art collectors

Latias and Latios-GX Alternate Art

The Latias and Latios-GX Alternate Art is one of the defining collector cards of Team Up.

Its illustration presents Latias and Latios forming a heart-like shape as they fly together, creating an emotional and highly recognizable scene.

The card is especially desirable among:

• Alternate Art collectors
• Legendary Pokémon collectors
• Latias and Latios fans    –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• TAG TEAM master-set builders
• Hoenn collectors
• Character-focused artwork enthusiasts

This premium card is randomly inserted and is not guaranteed.

Gengar and Mimikyu-GX

Gengar and Mimikyu-GX combines two popular Ghost-type Pokémon.

Collectors can search for:

• Gengar and Mimikyu-GX
• Gengar and Mimikyu-GX Full Art    –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Gengar and Mimikyu-GX Alternate Art
• Gengar and Mimikyu-GX Rainbow Rare

Its Poltergeist attack reveals the opponent’s hand and deals more damage for each Trainer card found there.

Its Horror House-GX attack prevents the opponent from playing cards from their hand during their next turn. With additional Energy attached, the player can also draw cards.

The card appeals strongly to:

• Gengar collectors
• Mimikyu collectors
• Ghost-type fans        –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
•  TAG TEAM collectors
• Alternate Art collectors
• Rainbow Rare collectors

Gengar and Mimikyu-GX Alternate Art

The Alternate Art version presents Gengar and Mimikyu in a colorful and playful scene that differs substantially from the regular card artwork.

Collectors appreciate it for its:

• Popular Pokémon pairing
• Expressive character artwork
• Ghost-type theme  –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Premium rarity
• Distinctive Sun and Moon-era design

It is one of the most recognizable Alternate Art cards from Team Up.

Eevee and Snorlax-GX

Eevee and Snorlax-GX pairs the Evolution Pokémon with the Sleeping Pokémon.

The combination brings together two highly recognizable Kanto Pokémon with contrasting personalities.

Collectors may search for:

• Eevee and Snorlax-GX
• Eevee and Snorlax-GX Full Art      –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Eevee and Snorlax-GX Rainbow Rare

Its Dump Truck Press attack becomes stronger when the opponent’s Active Pokémon is an Evolution Pokémon.

Its Megaton Friends-GX attack delivers heavy damage and can allow the player to draw until they have ten cards in hand when extra Energy is attached.

The card appeals to:

• Eevee collectors
• Snorlax collectors
• Kanto fans
• Colorless Pokémon collectors      –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• TAG TEAM enthusiasts

Celebi and Venusaur-GX

Celebi and Venusaur-GX combines the Mythical Time Travel Pokémon with the original Grass-type final evolution from Kanto.

Collectors may discover:

• Celebi and Venusaur-GX
• Celebi and Venusaur-GX Full Art    –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Celebi and Venusaur-GX Rainbow Rare

Its attacks can inflict Special Conditions and recycle cards from the discard pile.

This pairing appeals to:

• Celebi collectors
• Venusaur collectors
• Grass-type fans
• Mythical Pokémon collectors      –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
•  Kanto and Johto collectors

Magikarp and Wailord-GX

Magikarp and Wailord-GX presents one of the most unusual size combinations in the TAG TEAM mechanic.

Collectors may search for:

• Magikarp and Wailord-GX
• Magikarp and Wailord-GX Full Art      –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Magikarp and Wailord-GX Alternate Art
• Magikarp and Wailord-GX Rainbow Rare

The card features extremely high HP and Energy-intensive attacks.

Its Towering Splash-GX attack can damage all of the opponent’s Benched Pokémon when the required additional Water Energy is attached.

The pairing appeals to:

• Magikarp collectors
• Wailord collectors
• Water-type fans        –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Humorous Pokémon artwork collectors
• Alternate Art enthusiasts

Magikarp and Wailord-GX Alternate Art

The Alternate Art card emphasizes the dramatic size difference between Magikarp and Wailord.

Its detailed aquatic scene gives the card a personality-driven presentation that differs from the standard TAG TEAM artwork.

It is especially suitable for:

• Water Pokémon collections
• Alternate Art collections      –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Magikarp fans
• Wailord fans
• TAG TEAM master sets

Standard Pokémon-GX

In addition to the six TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX, Team Up contains six additional Pokémon-GX.

Featured standard Pokémon-GX include:

• Incineroar-GX
• Cobalion-GX
• Ampharos-GX      –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Mr. Mime-GX
• Lycanroc-GX
• Hoopa-GX

Selected Pokémon-GX appear in standard, Full-Art, and Rainbow Rare versions.

All cards are randomly inserted.

Incineroar-GX

Incineroar-GX features the final evolution of Litten.

Its Scar Charge Ability allows damage counters to be placed on Incineroar-GX in exchange for attaching Darkness Energy from the deck.

Collectors may search for:

• Incineroar-GX
• Incineroar-GX Full Art
• Incineroar-GX Rainbow Rare

The card appeals to:

• Alola starter collectors
• Incineroar fans
• Darkness-type players
• Pokémon-GX collectors

Cobalion-GX

Cobalion-GX features the Legendary Iron Will Pokémon from Unova.

Its Metal Symbol Ability helps protect the player’s Pokémon with Metal Energy attached from Special Conditions.

The card appeals to:

• Cobalion collectors
• Unova-region fans
• Legendary Pokémon collectors
• Metal-type players
• Rainbow Rare collectors

Ampharos-GX

Ampharos-GX features the popular final evolution of Mareep.

Its Power Recharge attack supports Lightning Energy attachment, while its Impact Bolt attack can deliver significant damage.

Collectors may discover:

• Ampharos-GX
• Ampharos-GX Full Art
• Ampharos-GX Rainbow Rare

It appeals to:

• Ampharos fans        –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Johto collectors
• Lightning-type players
• Pokémon-GX collectors

Hoopa-GX

Hoopa-GX features the Mythical Mischief Pokémon.

Its Rogue Ring attack searches the deck for cards, while its attacks work naturally in Darkness-type strategies.

Collectors may search for:

• Hoopa-GX
• Hoopa-GX Full Art
• Hoopa-GX Rainbow Rare

The card appeals to:

• Hoopa collectors
• Mythical Pokémon fans        –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Kalos-region collectors
• Darkness-type players

Lycanroc-GX

Lycanroc-GX features the Dusk Form of Lycanroc.

Its Twilight Eyes Ability discards Energy from the opponent’s Active Pokémon when Lycanroc-GX evolves from Rockruff.

Its Splintered Shards-GX attack can place damage counters on each of the opponent’s Pokémon.

The card appeals to:

• Lycanroc collectors
• Alola-region fans
• Fighting-type players        –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Dusk Form collectors

Mr. Mime-GX

Mr. Mime-GX uses unusual defensive effects that interact with damage values.

Its Magic Evens Ability can prevent damage from attacks when the incoming damage is an even number.

The card appeals to:

• Kanto collectors
• Mr. Mime fans
• Psychic-type players
• Unusual Ability collectors

Prism Star Cards

Team Up includes four Prism Star cards.

These are:

• Shaymin Prism Star
• Tapu Koko Prism Star
• Black Market Prism Star        –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Wondrous Labyrinth Prism Star

Prism Star cards feature:

• A distinctive Prism Star symbol
• A black card border
• Powerful attacks or effects
• A limit of one card with the same Prism Star name per deck
• Lost Zone rules when removed from play

Tapu Koko Prism Star

Tapu Koko Prism Star became one of the most influential Lightning support cards of its period.

Its Dance of the Ancients Ability allows the player to attach Lightning Energy from the discard pile to two Benched Pokémon before placing Tapu Koko Prism Star in the Lost Zone.

It works naturally with:

• Pikachu and Zekrom-GX      –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Zeraora-GX
• Ampharos-GX
• Zapdos
• Other Lightning-type attackers

The card appeals to both competitive players and Prism Star collectors.

Shaymin Prism Star

Shaymin Prism Star features the Mythical Gratitude Pokémon.

Its Flower Storm attack becomes stronger according to the number of basic Energy attached to the player’s Pokémon.

It appeals to:

• Shaymin collectors
• Mythical Pokémon fans
• Grass-type players
• Prism Star collectors

Black Market Prism Star

Black Market Prism Star is a Stadium card created for Darkness-type strategies.

When a Darkness Pokémon with Darkness Energy attached is Knocked Out by damage from an opponent’s attack, the opponent takes one fewer Prize card.

It supports cards such as:

• Incineroar-GX
• Hoopa-GX
• Absol
• Yveltal
• Other Darkness-type Pokémon

Wondrous Labyrinth Prism Star

Wondrous Labyrinth Prism Star increases the Energy cost of attacks used by non-Fairy Pokémon.

It gives Fairy-type decks an additional control option and creates tactical challenges for opposing players.

Jirachi

Jirachi is one of the most important non-GX cards from Team Up.

Its Stellar Wish Ability allows the player to look at the top five cards of the deck and select a Trainer card while Jirachi is in the Active position. Jirachi then becomes Asleep.

This Ability made Jirachi a widely used consistency card in competitive decks.

Jirachi commonly worked with:

• Escape Board  –  Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box
• Switch
• Scoop Up Net in later formats
• Trainer-heavy strategies
• Zapdos decks
• Pikachu and Zekrom-GX decks

The card’s combination of competitive history and Mythical Pokémon popularity gives it lasting appeal.

Zapdos

Zapdos became another major competitive card from Team Up.

Its Thunderous Assault attack deals increased damage when Zapdos moves from the Bench to the Active position during the current turn.

Zapdos worked naturally with:

• Jirachi
• Switch
• Escape Rope
• Guzma
• Lightning Energy support
• Electropower

The card formed the center of efficient single-Prize Lightning decks.

Popular Team Up Chase Cards

Collectors frequently open Team Up booster packs in search of cards such as:

• Latias and Latios-GX Alternate Art
• Gengar and Mimikyu-GX Alternate Art
• Magikarp and Wailord-GX Alternate Art
• Pikachu and Zekrom-GX Rainbow Rare
• Latias and Latios-GX Rainbow Rare
• Gengar and Mimikyu-GX Rainbow Rare
• Eevee and Snorlax-GX Rainbow Rare
• Celebi and Venusaur-GX Rainbow Rare
• Magikarp and Wailord-GX Rainbow Rare
• Sabrina’s Suggestion Full Art
• Erika’s Hospitality Full Art
• Nita Full Art
• Dana Full Art
• Evelyn Full Art
• Morgan Full Art
• Brock’s Grit Full Art
• Gold Pokémon Communication
• Gold Electrocharger
• Gold Dangerous Drill
• Gold Metal Goggles
• Gold Judge Whistle
• Gold Viridian Forest
• Gold Black Market Prism Star
• Jirachi

No chase card is guaranteed.

Card centering, corners, edges, print alignment, surface quality, and overall condition can vary.

Alternate Art Cards

Team Up helped establish the strong collector appeal of TAG TEAM Alternate Art cards.

Notable Alternate Arts include:

• Latias and Latios-GX
• Gengar and Mimikyu-GX
• Magikarp and Wailord-GX

These illustrations differ significantly from their standard versions and often focus on:

• Pokémon personalities
• Detailed environments
• Humorous interactions
• Emotional connections
• Cinematic storytelling

Alternate Art cards are randomly inserted and are not guaranteed.

Full-Art Trainer Cards

Team Up contains a strong lineup of Full-Art Supporter cards.

Featured characters include:

• Brock’s Grit
• Dana
• Erika’s Hospitality
• Evelyn
• Ingo and Emmet
• Jasmine
• Morgan
• Nita
• Sabrina’s Suggestion

The official checklist identifies these Trainers and their premium Full-Art versions within the Secret Rare section.

Sabrina’s Suggestion Full Art

Sabrina’s Suggestion features the Psychic-type Gym Leader of Saffron City.

The card allows the player to use the effect of a Supporter card in the opponent’s hand.

Its premium artwork makes it especially desirable among:

• Sabrina collectors
• Kanto Gym Leader fans
• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Psychic-type character collectors
• Team Up master-set builders

Erika’s Hospitality Full Art

Erika’s Hospitality features the Grass-type Gym Leader of Celadon City.

Its effect allows the player to draw cards based on the number of Pokémon the opponent has in play, provided the player has a limited number of cards in hand.

The Full-Art version appeals to:

• Erika collectors
• Kanto Gym Leader fans
• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Competitive-card collectors
• Grass-type enthusiasts

Jasmine Full Art

Jasmine is the Steel-type Gym Leader from Olivine City in the Johto region.

Her Supporter card searches the deck for Metal Pokémon. Its effect becomes stronger when the player goes second and uses the card during their first turn.

The Full-Art version appeals to:

• Jasmine collectors
• Johto-region fans
• Metal-type collectors
• Gym Leader card collectors

Ingo and Emmet Full Art

Ingo and Emmet are the Subway Bosses from the Unova region.

Their Supporter card allows the player to select the top or bottom of the deck, discard the other portion, and draw cards.

The Full-Art card appeals to:

• Unova character collectors
• Battle Subway fans
• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Twin-character card collectors

The Battle Chatelaine Full Arts

Team Up includes Full-Art cards featuring four Battle Chatelaines:

• Dana
• Evelyn
• Morgan
• Nita

These characters originate from the Battle Maison and each provides a different strategic Supporter effect.

Collecting all four creates a distinctive character subset within Team Up.

Gold Secret Rare Trainer Cards

Team Up contains premium Gold Secret Rare Trainer and Stadium cards.

Notable examples include:

• Dangerous Drill
• Electrocharger
• Judge Whistle
• Metal Goggles
• Pokémon Communication
• Viridian Forest

These cards feature:

• Textured gold artwork
• Secret Rare numbering
• Competitive or specialized effects
• Premium collector presentation

Gold Secret Rare cards are randomly inserted and are not guaranteed.

Gold Pokémon Communication

Pokémon Communication allows a player to exchange a Pokémon from their hand for a Pokémon from the deck.

The card has appeared in numerous evolution and toolbox strategies.

Its Gold Secret Rare version appeals to:

• Competitive-card collectors
• Gold Item collectors
• Master-set builders
• Deck consistency enthusiasts

Gold Electrocharger

Electrocharger gives the player a coin-flip opportunity to recover an Electropower card from the discard pile.

It was designed to support Lightning-type strategies and works naturally with:

• Pikachu and Zekrom-GX
• Zapdos
• Ampharos-GX
• Zeraora-GX
• Other Lightning attackers

Gold Metal Goggles

Metal Goggles reduces damage taken by Metal Pokémon and protects them from damage-counter placement caused by an opponent’s attacks and Abilities.

It can support cards such as:

• Cobalion-GX
• Steelix
• Aegislash
• Other Metal-type Pokémon

The Gold Secret Rare version combines useful gameplay with premium artwork.

Gold Viridian Forest

Viridian Forest allows either player to discard a card and search the deck for a basic Energy card once during their turn.

The Stadium became a useful Energy-searching option in many decks.

Its Gold Secret Rare version appeals to:

• Stadium collectors
• Kanto fans
• Competitive-card collectors
• Gold Secret Rare collectors

Secret Rare Energy Cards

Team Up includes premium Gold Secret Rare Energy cards such as:

• Grass Energy
• Metal Energy

These basic Energy cards feature textured gold artwork and Secret Rare numbering beyond the main checklist.

Gold Energy cards are suitable for:

• Premium deck upgrades
• Energy card collections
• Gold Secret Rare collections
• Team Up master sets
• Grass and Metal decks

Competitive Cards from Team Up

Team Up made a major impact on competitive Pokémon TCG play.

Important cards from the expansion include:

• Pikachu and Zekrom-GX
• Jirachi
• Zapdos
• Tapu Koko Prism Star
• Pokémon Communication
• Erika’s Hospitality
• Viridian Forest
• Black Market Prism Star
• Absol
• Mr. Mime
• Alolan Muk
• Electrocharger

Pikachu and Zekrom-GX decks used Energy acceleration, switching effects, and Lightning support to attack quickly.

Jirachi and Zapdos decks relied on efficient Trainer searching and repeated movement between the Bench and Active position.

Why Choose a 36-Pack Booster Box?

A Team Up Booster Box provides 36 individually sealed booster packs in one display.

This format is suitable for:

• Large pack-opening sessions
• Building a Team Up master set
• Searching for TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX
• Collecting Alternate Art cards
• Finding Pikachu and Zekrom-GX
• Searching for Latias and Latios-GX
• Collecting Full-Art Trainers
• Finding Rainbow Rares
• Searching for Gold Secret Rares
• Trading duplicate cards
• Sharing packs with friends
• Preserving a sealed Sun and Moon product

A booster box focuses on booster-pack quantity and does not include the gameplay accessories supplied with an Elite Trainer Box.

Booster Box Versus Elite Trainer Box

Team Up Booster Box

Includes:

• 36 Team Up booster packs
• No card sleeves
• No damage-counter dice
• No condition markers
• No storage dividers
• No guaranteed physical promotional card

Team Up Elite Trainer Box

The official Team Up Elite Trainer Box includes:

• Eight Team Up booster packs
• 65 Pikachu and Zekrom card sleeves
• 45 Pokémon TCG Energy cards
• A player’s guide
• Damage-counter dice
• Condition markers
• Storage dividers
• A reusable collector box

Choose the booster box when maximizing the number of booster packs is the priority.

Choose the Elite Trainer Box when themed accessories and reusable storage are also important.

Factory-Sealed Collecting

A factory-sealed Team Up Booster Box can be preserved as part of a Sun and Moon-era collection.

Collectors may display it alongside:

• Sun and Moon Base Set Booster Box
• Guardians Rising Booster Box
• Burning Shadows Booster Box
• Crimson Invasion Booster Box
• Ultra Prism Booster Box
• Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Celestial Storm Booster Box
• Lost Thunder Booster Box
• Unbroken Bonds Booster Box
• Unified Minds Booster Box
• Cosmic Eclipse Booster Box

Store the booster box away from:

• Direct sunlight
• Moisture
• Excessive heat
• Heavy pressure
• Dust
• Liquids
• Sudden temperature changes

A fitted acrylic display case may provide additional protection.

Ideal for Collectors and Players

The Team Up Booster Box is suitable for:

• Pikachu collectors
• Zekrom collectors
• Latias and Latios collectors
• Gengar collectors
• Mimikyu collectors
• TAG TEAM collectors
• Alternate Art collectors
• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Rainbow Rare collectors
• Gold Secret Rare collectors
• Sun and Moon master-set builders
• Competitive Pokémon TCG players
• Sealed-product collectors
• Group pack openings
• Pokémon gift buyers

Why Collect Team Up?

Team Up remains one of the most distinctive Sun and Moon expansions because of its:

• Introduction of TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX
• Pikachu and Zekrom-GX
• Latias and Latios-GX Alternate Art
• Gengar and Mimikyu-GX Alternate Art
• Magikarp and Wailord-GX Alternate Art
• Eevee and Snorlax-GX
• Popular Full-Art Trainers
• Competitive cards such as Jirachi and Zapdos
• Prism Star cards
• Rainbow Rare Pokémon-GX
• Gold Secret Rare cards
• Factory-sealed 36-pack display format

Pokémon’s official expansion overview lists more than 180 cards, six TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX, six additional Pokémon-GX, four Prism Star cards, and more than 25 Trainer cards.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many booster packs are included?

The Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box contains 36 factory-sealed English booster packs.

When was Team Up released?

Sun and Moon—Team Up was released on February 1, 2019.

How many cards are in Team Up?

Pokémon describes Team Up as containing more than 180 cards. The standard checklist contains 181 cards, with Secret Rares extending the numbered set to card 196.

Did Team Up introduce TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX?

Yes. Team Up introduced TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX to the international Pokémon TCG.

How many TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX are included?

The expansion contains six new TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX.

Is Pikachu and Zekrom-GX included?

Yes. Pikachu and Zekrom-GX is the headline TAG TEAM card of the expansion.

Is Pikachu and Zekrom-GX guaranteed?

No. Every card inside the booster packs is randomly inserted.

Is Latias and Latios-GX Alternate Art included?

Yes. The premium Alternate Art version is included in Team Up, but it is not guaranteed.

Does Team Up include Prism Star cards?

Yes. The expansion contains four Prism Star cards: Shaymin, Tapu Koko, Black Market, and Wondrous Labyrinth.

Are Full-Art Trainers included?

Yes. The set contains Full-Art cards featuring Sabrina, Erika, Jasmine, Brock, Ingo and Emmet, Dana, Evelyn, Morgan, and Nita.

Does the booster box include a promotional card?

No. A standard Team Up Booster Box does not include a guaranteed physical promotional card.

Are card sleeves and dice included?

No. Sleeves, dice, markers, Energy cards, and dividers are generally included with the Team Up Elite Trainer Box rather than the booster box.

Is this an English product?

Yes. This listing is for an English-language Team Up Booster Box.

Can the booster box be preserved unopened?

Yes. Collectors may keep the factory-sealed display unopened as part of a sealed Pokémon TCG collection.

Final Thoughts

The Pokémon TCG: Team Up Booster Box contains 36 booster packs from the expansion that introduced TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX to the international Pokémon Trading Card Game.

Collectors can search for Pikachu and Zekrom-GX, Latias and Latios-GX, Gengar and Mimikyu-GX, Eevee and Snorlax-GX, Celebi and Venusaur-GX, Magikarp and Wailord-GX, premium Alternate Arts, Full-Art Trainers, Rainbow Rares, Prism Star cards, and Gold Secret Rares.

Whether you are building a Team Up master set, collecting Pokémon partnerships, searching for premium Alternate Art cards, opening packs with friends, or preserving a factory-sealed display, Team Up delivers an exceptional combination of iconic Pokémon, memorable character artwork, competitive cards, and premium Sun and Moon-era collectibles.

Product Attributes

Brand: Pokémon
Trading Card Game: Pokémon TCG
Series: Sun and Moon
Expansion: Team Up
Product Type: Booster Box
Edition: Standard English Edition
Featured Pokémon: Pikachu and Zekrom
Booster Packs: 36
Promotional Card: Not included
Card Sleeves: Not included
Energy Card Bundle: Not included
Language: English
Condition: New
Packaging: Factory sealed
Release Date: February 1, 2019
Card Contents: Randomized
Expansion Size: More than 180 cards
Standard Checklist: 181 cards
Complete Numbered Set: 196 cards including Secret Rares
TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX: 6
Additional Pokémon-GX: 6
Prism Star Cards: 4
Trainer Cards: More than 25
Featured Card Types: TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX, Alternate Arts, Full Arts, Rainbow Rares, Prism Stars, and Gold Secret Rares