Infinity Zone (s3)

Delcatty 079/100 – Infinity Zone (s3) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Delcatty 079/100 (エネコロロ / Delcatty) from the s3 Infinity Zone set (2020), illustrated by Tika Matsuno. The elegant cat that charms and confuses.

Ducklett 085/100 – Infinity Zone (s3) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Ducklett 085/100 (コアルヒー / Ducklett) from the s3 Infinity Zone set (2020), illustrated by Midori Harada. The duckling that swims better than it flies.

Dunsparce 075/100 – Infinity Zone (s3) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Dunsparce 075/100 from the s3 Infinity Zone set (2020), illustrated by Kazuma Koda. The earth snake dozes in the dark undergrowth — but its Ability bites at the last moment.

Galarian Zigzagoon 054/100 – Infinity Zone (s3) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Galarian Zigzagoon 054/100 from the s3 Infinity Zone set (2020), illustrated by Kouki Saitou. The little punk raccoon, tongue out, in the tall grass.

Simipour 019/100 – Infinity Zone (s3) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Simipour 019/100 from the s3 Infinity Zone set (2020), illustrated by Shigenori Negishi. The water monkey lounges on his rock by the riverside.

Skwovet 087/100 – Infinity Zone (s3) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Skwovet 087/100 from the s3 Infinity Zone set (2020), illustrated by Akira Komayama. The well-fed squirrel has fallen asleep on its pile of berries.

Swanna 086/100 – Infinity Zone (s3) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Swanna 086/100 (スワンナ / Swanna) from the s3 Infinity Zone set (2020), illustrated by Taira Akitsu. The dancing swan that attacks without Energy.

Japanese Infinity Zone (s3) Pokémon Cards: The Full Card List

Infinity Zone (s3) is a main expansion released in Japan in 2020, during the Sword & Shield era. It features Eternatus, the legendary Pokémon of Galar, in V and VMAX form. Its cards are numbered out of 100; any higher number, such as 101/100, denotes a secret rare.

In the West, its cards were reprinted in the Darkness Ablaze expansion. The Japanese version stands out for its smaller booster packs, a print quality that is often praised and Japan-specific card numbers: it is therefore useful to know the Infinity Zone card list before hunting for a specific card.

Explosive Walker (s2a) was also reprinted in Darkness Ablaze. In Japanese release order, the next set available in the shop is Amazing Volt Tackle (s4). To explore the other sets from the same era, see our Sword & Shield sets.

We sell Japanese Infinity Zone cards individually, with real photos of each copy and careful shipping from France. Cards from Infinity Zone that have already passed through the shop include: Simipour, Skwovet and Dunsparce.