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Plumeria Japanese Card List (プルメリ)

The full Plumeria Japanese card list: 3 cards from 2 sets and promo groups, rarest first, with pictures. The first came out in 2017 (To Have Seen the Battle Rainbow), the newest in 2025.

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2sets
0art cards
2017first card

Plumeria in numbers

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Plumeria at a glance

3cards
2sets
2illustrators
2017first card

First seen in To Have Seen the Battle Rainbow

Cards per year

Plumeria cards from 2017 to 2025.

2'17
'18
'19
'20
'21
'22
'23
'24
1'25

Busiest year: 2017, with 2 cards

Rarity breakdown

Rarest at the top.

SRSuper Rare1
UUncommon1
PromoPromo1

Sets with the most Plumeria

To Have Seen the Battle Rainbow2
Mega Evolution Promos1

Who drew them

2 illustrators worked on these cards.

Ken Sugimori2
Sanosuke Sakuma1

By series

Sun & Moon2
Promos and decks1

Every Plumeria card, rarest first

SR · Super Rare1

Full art cards, numbered past the main set. 1 card from 1 set: all Trainer and Energy cards.

PlumeriaTo Have Seen the Battle Rainbow · No. 057/051 · SR

U · Uncommon1

Printed with a diamond symbol. 1 card from 1 set: all Trainer and Energy cards.

PlumeriaTo Have Seen the Battle Rainbow · No. 050/051 · U

Promo1

1 card from 1 set: all Trainer and Energy cards.

PlumeriaMega Evolution Promos · No. 063 · Promo
No.CardRarityTypeIllustrator
057/051Plumeria
To Have Seen the Battle Rainbow
SRTrainerSanosuke Sakuma
050/051Plumeria
To Have Seen the Battle Rainbow
UTrainerKen Sugimori
063Plumeria
Mega Evolution Promos
PromoTrainerKen Sugimori

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