Aquapolis card list & prices

Aquapolis is a Pokémon TCG set from the E-Card series, released on 15 January 2003. It has 182 cards — 147 in the main numbered set plus 35 secret rares numbered above it.

Released: 15 January 2003

Series: E-Card

Cards: 182 (147 + 35)

Set code: AQ

Set value (Cardmarket trend): —

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Aquapolis full card list

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Aquapolis checklist
No.	Card	Rarity	Type	Price
1/147	Ampharos	Rare	Lightning	—
2/147	Arcanine	Rare	Fire	—
3/147	Ariados	Rare	Grass	—
4/147	Azumarill	Rare	Water	—
5/147	Bellossom	Rare	Grass	—
6/147	Blissey	Rare	Colorless	—
7/147	Donphan	Rare	Fighting	—
8/147	Electrode	Rare	Lightning	—
9/147	Elekid	Rare	Lightning	—
10/147	Entei	Rare	Fire	—
11/147	Espeon	Rare	Psychic	—
12/147	Exeggutor	Rare	Grass	—
13/147	Exeggutor	Rare	Psychic	—
14/147	Houndoom	Rare	Fire	—
15/147	Houndoom	Rare	Darkness	—
16/147	Hypno	Rare	Psychic	—
17/147	Jumpluff	Rare	Grass	—
18/147	Jynx	Rare	Psychic	—
19/147	Kingdra	Rare	Water	—
20/147	Lanturn	Rare	Water	—
21/147	Lanturn	Rare	Lightning	—
22/147	Magneton	Rare	Metal	—
23/147	Muk	Rare	Grass	—
24/147	Nidoking	Rare	Fighting	—
25/147	Ninetales	Rare	Fire	—
26/147	Octillery	Rare	Water	—
27/147	Parasect	Rare	Grass	—
28/147	Porygon2	Rare	Colorless	—
29/147	Primeape	Rare	Fighting	—
30/147	Quagsire	Rare	Water	—
31/147	Rapidash	Rare	Fire	—
32/147	Scizor	Rare	Metal	—
33/147	Slowbro	Rare	Water	—
34/147	Slowking	Rare	Psychic	—
35/147	Steelix	Rare	Metal	—
36/147	Sudowoodo	Rare	Fighting	—
37/147	Suicune	Rare	Water	—
38/147	Tentacruel	Rare	Water	—
39/147	Togetic	Rare	Colorless	—
40/147	Tyranitar	Rare	Darkness	—
41/147	Umbreon	Rare	Darkness	—
42/147	Victreebel	Rare	Grass	—
43/147	Vileplume	Rare	Grass	—
44/147	Zapdos	Rare	Lightning	—
45/147	Bellsprout	Uncommon	Grass	—
46/147	Dodrio	Uncommon	Colorless	—
47/147	Flaaffy	Uncommon	Lightning	—
48/147	Furret	Uncommon	Colorless	—
49/147	Gloom	Uncommon	Grass	—
50/147	Golduck	Uncommon	Water	—
51/147	Growlithe	Uncommon	Fire	—
52/147	Magnemite	Uncommon	Metal	—
53/147	Marill	Uncommon	Water	—
54/147	Marowak	Uncommon	Fighting	—
55/147	Nidorino	Uncommon	Grass	—
56/147	Pupitar	Uncommon	Fighting	—
57/147	Scyther	Uncommon	Grass	—
58/147	Seadra	Uncommon	Water	—
59/147	Seaking	Uncommon	Water	—
60/147	Skiploom	Uncommon	Grass	—
61/147	Smoochum	Uncommon	Psychic	—
62/147	Spinarak	Uncommon	Grass	—
63/147	Tyrogue	Uncommon	Fighting	—
64/147	Voltorb	Uncommon	Lightning	—
65/147	Weepinbell	Uncommon	Grass	—
66/147	Wooper	Uncommon	Water	—
67/147	Aipom	Common	Colorless	—
68/147	Bellsprout	Common	Grass	—
69/147	Chansey	Common	Colorless	—
70/147	Chinchou	Common	Water	—
71/147	Chinchou	Common	Lightning	—
72/147	Cubone	Common	Fighting	—
73/147	Doduo	Common	Colorless	—
74/147	Drowzee	Common	Psychic	—
75/147	Eevee	Common	Colorless	—
76/147	Exeggcute	Common	Grass	—
77/147	Exeggcute	Common	Psychic	—
78/147	Goldeen	Common	Water	—
79/147	Grimer	Common	Grass	—
80/147	Growlithe	Common	Fire	—
81/147	Hitmonchan	Common	Fighting	—
82/147	Hitmontop	Common	Fighting	—
83/147	Hoppip	Common	Grass	—
84/147	Horsea	Common	Water	—
85/147	Horsea	Common	Water	—
86/147	Houndour	Common	Fire	—
87/147	Houndour	Common	Darkness	—
88/147	Kangaskhan	Common	Colorless	—
89/147	Larvitar	Common	Fighting	—
90/147	Lickitung	Common	Colorless	—
91/147	Magnemite	Common	Lightning	—
92/147	Mankey	Common	Fighting	—
93/147	Mareep	Common	Lightning	—
94/147	Miltank	Common	Colorless	—
95/147	Mr. Mime	Common	Psychic	—
96/147	Nidoran ♂	Common	Grass	—
97/147	Oddish	Common	Grass	—
98/147	Onix	Common	Fighting	—
99/147	Paras	Common	Grass	—
100/147	Phanpy	Common	Fighting	—
101/147	Pinsir	Common	Grass	—
102/147	Ponyta	Common	Fire	—
103/147	Porygon	Common	Colorless	—
104/147	Psyduck	Common	Water	—
105/147	Remoraid	Common	Water	—
106/147	Scyther	Common	Grass	—
107/147	Sentret	Common	Colorless	—
108/147	Slowpoke	Common	Water	—
109/147	Smeargle	Common	Colorless	—
110/147	Sneasel	Common	Darkness	—
111/147	Spinarak	Common	Grass	—
112/147	Tangela	Common	Grass	—
113/147	Tentacool	Common	Water	—
114/147	Togepi	Common	Colorless	—
115/147	Voltorb	Common	Lightning	—
116/147	Vulpix	Common	Fire	—
117/147	Wooper	Common	Water	—
118/147	Apricorn Forest	Rare	Trainer	—
119/147	Darkness Cube 01	Uncommon	Trainer	—
120/147	Energy Switch	Uncommon	Trainer	—
121/147	Fighting Cube 01	Uncommon	Trainer	—
122/147	Fire Cube 01	Uncommon	Trainer	—
123/147	Forest Guardian	Uncommon	Trainer	—
124/147	Grass Cube 01	Uncommon	Trainer	—
125/147	Healing Berry	Uncommon	Trainer	—
126/147	Juggler	Uncommon	Trainer	—
127/147	Lightning Cube 01	Uncommon	Trainer	—
128/147	Memory Berry	Uncommon	Trainer	—
129/147	Metal Cube 01	Uncommon	Trainer	—
130/147	Pokémon Fan Club	Uncommon	Trainer	—
131/147	Pokémon Park	Uncommon	Trainer	—
132/147	Psychic Cube 01	Uncommon	Trainer	—
133/147	Seer	Uncommon	Trainer	—
134/147	Super Energy Removal 2	Uncommon	Trainer	—
135/147	Time Shard	Uncommon	Trainer	—
136/147	Town Volunteers	Uncommon	Trainer	—
137/147	Traveling Salesman	Uncommon	Trainer	—
138/147	Undersea Ruins	Uncommon	Trainer	—
139/147	Power Plant	Uncommon	Trainer	—
140/147	Water Cube 01	Uncommon	Trainer	—
141/147	Weakness Guard	Uncommon	Trainer	—
142/147	Darkness Energy	Rare	Energy	—
143/147	Metal Energy	Rare	Energy	—
144/147	Rainbow Energy	Rare	Energy	—
145/147	Boost Energy	Uncommon	Energy	—
146/147	Crystal Energy	Uncommon	Energy	—
147/147	Warp Energy	Uncommon	Energy	—
148/147	Kingdra	Rare Secret	Colorless	—
149/147	Lugia	Rare Secret	Colorless	—
150/147	Nidoking	Rare Secret	Colorless	—
H1	Ampharos	Rare Holo	Lightning	—
H2	Arcanine	Rare Holo	Fire	—
H3	Ariados	Rare Holo	Grass	—
H4	Azumarill	Rare Holo	Water	—
H5	Bellossom	Rare Holo	Grass	—
H6	Blissey	Rare Holo	Colorless	—
H7	Electrode	Rare Holo	Lightning	—
H8	Entei	Rare Holo	Fire	—
H9	Espeon	Rare Holo	Psychic	—
H10	Exeggutor	Rare Holo	Grass	—
H11	Houndoom	Rare Holo	Darkness	—
H12	Hypno	Rare Holo	Psychic	—
H13	Jumpluff	Rare Holo	Grass	—
H14	Kingdra	Rare Holo	Water	—
H15	Lanturn	Rare Holo	Lightning	—
H16	Magneton	Rare Holo	Metal	—
H17	Muk	Rare Holo	Grass	—
H18	Nidoking	Rare Holo	Fighting	—
H19	Ninetales	Rare Holo	Fire	—
H20	Octillery	Rare Holo	Water	—
H21	Scizor	Rare Holo	Metal	—
H22	Slowking	Rare Holo	Psychic	—
H23	Steelix	Rare Holo	Metal	—
H24	Sudowoodo	Rare Holo	Fighting	—
H25	Suicune	Rare Holo	Water	—
H26	Tentacruel	Rare Holo	Water	—
H27	Togetic	Rare Holo	Colorless	—
H28	Tyranitar	Rare Holo	Darkness	—
H29	Umbreon	Rare Holo	Darkness	—
H30	Victreebel	Rare Holo	Grass	—
H31	Vileplume	Rare Holo	Grass	—
H32	Zapdos	Rare Holo	Lightning	—

Prices: TCGplayer market (US, $) and Cardmarket trend (EU, €) via the Pokémon TCG API, each shown with the date it was last updated. Indicative only — UK sold prices on eBay are often the best guide.

Aquapolis rarity breakdown

Rarity	Cards	Share of set
Common	51	28%
Rare	48	26%
Uncommon	48	26%
Rare Holo	32	18%
Rare Secret	3	2%

About the Aquapolis set

Aquapolis came out on 15 January 2003 as part of the E-Card era of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Its 182 cards are split across 5 rarities; the most common is Common (51 cards). 32 illustrators worked on the set, with Hajime Kusajima contributing the most cards (13).

How many cards are in Aquapolis?

There are 182 cards in total. The printed set size is 147, so cards numbered higher than 147/147 are secret rares. Completing a full “master set” usually also means collecting reverse-holo versions of the cards that have them.

What's the most valuable card in Aquapolis?

Live prices are temporarily unavailable. Check completed eBay UK listings for current values.

Where can I buy Aquapolis in the UK?

Older sets are long out of print, so sealed product is usually only available second-hand from specialist dealers, auctions and marketplaces — check carefully for resealed packs. Single cards are easiest to find on Cardmarket and eBay; always compare against recent sold prices.