Japanese Pokémon card Grafaiai 044/063 (タギングル / Grafaiai) from the m1L MEGA Brave set (2025), illustrated by Dsuke. The graffiti monkey that inflicts a Special Condition of your choice.
Japanese Pokémon card Granbull 042/100 (グランブル / Granbull) from the s8 Fusion Arts set (2021), illustrated by Akira Komayama. The bulldog that fetches your discarded Tools.
Japanese Trainer card Grant SAR 238/172 (Grant / ザクロ) from the s12a VSTAR Universe set (2022), illustrated by Oswaldo Kato. Kalos’s climbing Gym Leader picking apples, with Tyrunt and Amaura at his feet.
Japanese Trainer card Great Ball 132/175 (スーパーボール / Great Ball) from the svM Start Deck Generations set (2024), illustrated by Studio Bora Inc. Finds a Pokémon among the top 7 cards of your deck.
Japanese Trainer Item card Great Ball 373/414 (スーパーボール) from the Start Deck 100 sI (2021), illustrated by Toyste Beach. It finds a Pokémon among the top 7 cards of your deck.
Japanese Pokémon card Great Tusk 086/187 (Paradox Pokémon, Ancient trait) from the sv8a Terastal Festival ex set (2024). The ancestral mastodon charges tusks first.
Japanese Pokémon card Greavard 047/063 from the m1S MEGA Symphonia set (2025), illustrated by Narumi Sato. The Paldean ghost dog bounds happily through a watercolour forest, tongue lolling and a flame on top of its skull.
Japanese Pokémon card Greavard 052/108 from the sv3 Ruler of the Black Flame set (2023), illustrated by Shibuzoh. The ghost puppy sticks its tongue out between floating candles.
Japanese Pokémon card Greedent 058/067 from the s10D Time Gazer set (2022), illustrated by sui. The greedy squirrel, its tail full of Berries, has fallen asleep in the forest.
Japanese Pokémon card Greedent 085/096 (ヨクバリス / Greedent) from the s2 Rebellion Crash set (2020), illustrated by kirisAki. The greedy squirrel that fetches a Tool.
Japanese Pokémon card Grimer 088/165 from the sv2a Pokémon Card 151 set (2023), illustrated by Nisota Niso. The heap of sludge cheerfully holds out its arms in the sewers.
Japanese Pokémon card Grookey 008/101 from the sv6 Mask of Change set (2024), illustrated by Tomomi Ozaki. Galar's starter swings from vine to vine, drumstick in hand.
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