With the reintroduction of the long dormant Ace Spec card type, Pokemon Temporal Forces has the potential to shake up the meta game quite a bit, just based on those new (and returning!) cards alone.
Yet of course, you can expect the usual mix of new and familiar Pokemon, alongside fresh Supporters and other cards in this 162 card set.
Of course, as is always the case these days, the 162 cards aren’t all you’ll find, as you’ll also uncover Secret Rare cards that go beyond the set’s numbering, with some gorgeous, full art, illustration rares that you’ll definitely want to pull!
So let’s take a look at a full list of the English Temporal Fates cards in the set, with all 218 cards below!
Pokemon Temporal Fates Card Gallery
Pokemon Temporal Forces Card List
- TEF 001 Scyther
- TEF 002 Pineco
- TEF 003 Seedot
- TEF 004 Nuzleaf
- TEF 005 Shiftry
- TEF 006 Shroomish
- TEF 007 Breloom
- TEF 008 Roselia
- TEF 009 Roserade
- TEF 010 Turtwig
- TEF 011 Grotle
- TEF 012 Torterra ex
- TEF 013 Shaymin
- TEF 014 Cottonee
- TEF 015 Whimsicott
- TEF 016 Deerling
- TEF 017 Sawsbuck
- TEF 018 Grubbin
- TEF 019 Dhelmise
- TEF 020 Bramblin
- TEF 021 Brambleghast
- TEF 022 Scovillain ex
- TEF 023 Rellor
- TEF 024 Rabsca
- TEF 025 Iron Leaves ex
- TEF 026 Ponyta
- TEF 027 Rapidash
- TEF 028 Slugma
- TEF 029 Magcargo
- TEF 030 Victini
- TEF 031 Heatmor
- TEF 032 Litten
- TEF 033 Torracat
- TEF 034 Incineroar ex
- TEF 035 Turtonator
- TEF 036 Sizzlipede
- TEF 037 Centiskorch
- TEF 038 Gouging Fire ex
- TEF 039 Totodile
- TEF 040 Croconaw
- TEF 041 Feraligatr
- TEF 042 Carvanha
- TEF 043 Sharpedo
- TEF 044 Keldeo
- TEF 045 Snom
- TEF 046 Frosmoth
- TEF 047 Wiglett
- TEF 048 Finizen
- TEF 049 Palafin
- TEF 050 Walking Wake ex
- TEF 051 Pikachu
- TEF 052 Raichu
- TEF 053 Electabuzz
- TEF 054 Electivire
- TEF 055 Charjabug
- TEF 056 Vikavolt
- TEF 057 Zeraora
- TEF 058 Yamper
- TEF 059 Boltund
- TEF 060 Wugtrio ex
- TEF 061 Iron Hands
- TEF 062 Iron Thorns
- TEF 063 Mr. Mime
- TEF 064 Marill
- TEF 065 Azumarill
- TEF 066 Girafarig
- TEF 067 Latias
- TEF 068 Bronzor
- TEF 069 Bronzong
- TEF 070 Solosis
- TEF 071 Duosion
- TEF 072 Reuniclus
- TEF 073 Elgyem
- TEF 074 Beheeyem
- TEF 075 Cutiefly
- TEF 076 Ribombee
- TEF 077 Scream Tail
- TEF 078 Flutter Mane
- TEF 079 Iron Valiant
- TEF 080 Iron Valiant
- TEF 081 Iron Crown ex
- TEF 082 Meditite
- TEF 083 Medicham
- TEF 084 Relicanth
- TEF 085 Drilbur
- TEF 086 Excadrill
- TEF 087 Golett
- TEF 088 Golurk
- TEF 089 Rockruff
- TEF 090 Lycanroc
- TEF 091 Mudbray
- TEF 092 Mudsdale
- TEF 093 Rolycoly
- TEF 094 Carkol
- TEF 095 Coalossal
- TEF 096 Great Tusk
- TEF 097 Great Tusk
- TEF 098 Sandy Shocks
- TEF 099 Iron Boulder ex
- TEF 100 Ekans
- TEF 101 Arbok
- TEF 102 Gastly
- TEF 103 Haunter
- TEF 104 Gengar ex
- TEF 105 Poochyena
- TEF 106 Mightyena
- TEF 107 Sableye
- TEF 108 Farigiraf ex
- TEF 109 Roaring Moon
- TEF 110 Forretress
- TEF 111 Scizor ex
- TEF 112 Mawile
- TEF 113 Beldum
- TEF 114 Metang
- TEF 115 Metagross
- TEF 116 Meltan
- TEF 117 Melmetal
- TEF 118 Iron Treads
- TEF 119 Koraidon
- TEF 120 Koraidon ex
- TEF 121 Miraidon
- TEF 122 Miraidon ex
- TEF 123 Raging Bolt ex
- TEF 124 Lickitung
- TEF 125 Lickilicky
- TEF 126 Hoothoot
- TEF 127 Noctowl
- TEF 128 Dunsparce
- TEF 129 Dudunsparce
- TEF 130 Skitty
- TEF 131 Delcatty
- TEF 132 Chatot
- TEF 133 Pidove
- TEF 134 Tranquill
- TEF 135 Unfezant
- TEF 136 Minccino
- TEF 137 Cinccino
- TEF 138 Drampa
- TEF 139 Iron Jugulis
- TEF 140 Ancient Booster Energy Capsule
- TEF 141 Awakening Drum
- TEF 142 Bianca’s Devotion
- TEF 143 Boxed Order
- TEF 144 Buddy-Buddy Poffin
- TEF 145 Ciphermaniac’s Codebreaking
- TEF 146 Eri
- TEF 147 Explorer’s Guidance
- TEF 148 Full Metal Lab
- TEF 149 Future Booster Energy Capsule
- TEF 150 Hand Trimmer
- TEF 151 Heavy Baton
- TEF 152 Hero’s Cape
- TEF 153 Master Ball
- TEF 154 Maximum Belt
- TEF 155 Morty’s Conviction
- TEF 156 Perilous Jungle
- TEF 157 Prime Catcher
- TEF 158 Reboot Pod
- TEF 159 Rescue Board
- TEF 160 Salvatore
- TEF 161 Mist Energy
- TEF 162 Neo Upper Energy
- TEF 163 Shiftry
- TEF 164 Grotle
- TEF 165 Deerling
- TEF 166 Sawsbuck
- TEF 167 Litten
- TEF 168 Snom
- TEF 169 Charjabug
- TEF 170 Bronzor
- TEF 171 Reuniclus
- TEF 172 Cutiefly
- TEF 173 Relicanth
- TEF 174 Excadrill
- TEF 175 Mudsdale
- TEF 176 Arbok
- TEF 177 Gastly
- TEF 178 Metagross
- TEF 179 Meltan
- TEF 180 Lickitung
- TEF 181 Chatot
- TEF 182 Minccino
- TEF 183 Cinccino
- TEF 184 Drampa
- TEF 185 Torterra ex
- TEF 186 Iron Leaves ex
- TEF 187 Incineroar ex
- TEF 188 Gouging Fire ex
- TEF 189 Walking Wake ex
- TEF 190 Wugtrio ex
- TEF 191 Iron Crown ex
- TEF 192 Iron Boulder ex
- TEF 193 Gengar ex
- TEF 194 Farigiraf ex
- TEF 195 Scizor ex
- TEF 196 Raging Bolt ex
- TEF 197 Bianca’s Devotion
- TEF 198 Ciphermaniac’s Codebreaking
- TEF 199 Eri
- TEF 200 Explorer’s Guidance
- TEF 201 Morty’s Conviction
- TEF 202 Salvatore
- TEF 203 Iron Leaves ex
- TEF 204 Gouging Fire ex
- TEF 205 Walking Wake ex
- TEF 206 Iron Crown ex
- TEF 207 Iron Boulder ex
- TEF 208 Raging Bolt ex
- TEF 209 Bianca’s Devotion
- TEF 210 Eri
- TEF 211 Morty’s Conviction
- TEF 212 Salvatore
- TEF 213 Iron Leaves ex
- TEF 214 Gouging Fire ex
- TEF 215 Walking Wake ex
- TEF 216 Iron Crown ex
- TEF 217 Iron Boulder ex
- TEF 218 Raging Bolt ex
What Are The Ace Spec Cards In Pokemon: Temporal Forces?
Just by looking at the card gallery above, you can’t fail to notice the incredibly striking designs of the Ace Spec cards.
So what exactly are Ace Spec cards?
Ace Spec cards were first introduced back in 2012’s Pokemon Black and White set, Boundaries Crossed.
They weren’t around for long, featuring in just four sets; in fact, they last appeared in the Plasma Blast set, way back in 2013!
So it’s great to see them back again, especially as they aren’t all Item cards this time around.
Ace Spec cards are powerful Trainer (and now, with Neo Upper Energy, also Special Energy) cards that are so strong, you’re only allowed one in your deck.
Usually, you’re allowed to build your deck with up to four copies of any Pokemon card in your deck, but you’re not even allowed more than one Ace Spec card at all, even if they have a different name (so you won’t see both Neo Upper Energy and a Master Ball in the same deck, for example; that’s not allowed).
In games that use a standard Pokemon deck, which must be 60 cards, you’re not likely to see Ace Spec cards come up that often, but cards such as the aforementioned new Neo Upper Energy can really give their owner an advantage when they do come into play.
You can check out our Pokemon Ace Spec Cards List for a closer look at this special card type!
Who Is Salvatore In Pokemon: Temporal Forces?
You’ll also spot amongst the Temporal Forces card list that there’s a new Supporter named Salvatore.
Within Pokemon lore, Salvatore is a language teacher at Naranja Academy in Nintendo Switch game Pokemon Scarlet, or Uva Academy in Pokemon Violet.
In the TCG, his card is being introduced for the first time in Temporal Fates and, just like Ace Spec cards, I feel that you’re probably going to be seeing a lot of Salvatore once the set is released.
That’s because the Salvatore card allows you to search your deck for an Evolution Pokemon that evolves from a Pokemon you have in play, and immediately use it to evolve.
The catch is that the Evolution Pokemon must not have any abilities, but the benefit is superb: Salvatore can be used to evolve a Pokemon on the same turn it came into play, or if played during the setup phase of the game.
This can give the player with Salvatore a huge advantage in getting their stronger Pokemon out at an accelerated pace.
Which brings us to the end of the Temporal Forces card list. It’s going to be very interesting to see the effect that Ace Spec cards have on the Pokemon TCG; will they stick around this time, or will they last for just the next few sets and then disappear once more, as they did when they were first introduced?
One thing’s for sure: it’s a very exciting time to be a Pokemon TCG player!
