Terapagos Pokémon cards

Terapagos appears on 9 cards in the newest Pokémon sets, mostly as a Colorless-type Pokémon. Here's every new Terapagos card, which sets to look in, and the rarest one to hunt for.

Pokédex number
#1024
Type
Colorless
New cards
9
New sets
4
Most HP
230
Cards ever made
10

Colorless Pokémon are normal Pokémon, like birds and cats. Any kind of Energy can pay for Colorless attacks.

How does Terapagos evolve?

On its cards, Terapagos doesn't evolve from or into another Pokémon.

The rarest new Terapagos card

The rarest is Terapagos ex 180/131 from Prismatic Evolutions, a Hyper Rare card. Three gold stars. Shiny gold cards, and one of the rarest kinds in a set.

Strongest and smallest

The Terapagos card with the most HP (hit points) is Terapagos ex from Ascended Heroes with 230 HP. The one with the least is Terapagos from Ascended Heroes with 120 HP. More HP means a Pokémon can take more damage before it's knocked out.

Terapagos has 7 “ex” cards in the newest sets. Pokémon ex are big, powerful cards — but if one is knocked out, your opponent takes two Prize cards instead of one.

Every new Terapagos card

CardSetNo.RarityHPHave
TerapagosAscended Heroes178/217Rare120
Terapagos exAscended Heroes179/217Double Rare230
Terapagos exPrismatic Evolutions92/131Double Rare230
Terapagos exPrismatic Evolutions169/131Special Illustration Rare230
Terapagos exPrismatic Evolutions180/131Hyper Rare230
TerapagosSurging Sparks161/191Rare120
Terapagos exStellar Crown128/142Double Rare230
Terapagos exStellar Crown170/142Special Illustration Rare230
Terapagos exStellar Crown173/142Hyper Rare230

Tip: check the number at the bottom of each Terapagos card — that's how you know exactly which one you have.

More Colorless Pokémon

Want every Terapagos card ever made, including older ones? See the full Terapagos card list (for grown-up collectors).

Young collectors: always ask a parent or carer before buying cards, trading online or sharing anything about yourself on the internet.