Just when you think it’s safe to go back in the water – here comes our Pokemon Raging Surf card list!
Japanese Pokemon Trading Card Game set, Raging Surf, is available – and we have the full list of cards you can expect to see in booster packs.
How Many Cards Are There In Pokemon TCG: Raging Surf?
Raging Surf is a smaller set than we’re used to – there’s just 62 cards as part of the general collection – but that doesn’t include Secret Rares.
With Secret Rares, the number of cards in the Pokemon Raging Surf set rises to 92 – that’s right, there’s an extra 30 cards that go beyond the set’s ‘official’ numbering!
What Special Cards Are Included In Pokemon TCG: Raging Surf?
Aside from the aforementioned Secret Rares – which look to be beautiful, full art variants of other cards, we’re also going to see the return of a recently introduced, special type of Pokemon card.
That’s right, continuing from the ‘Ruler of the Black Flame’ set, which released outside of Japan as Obsidian Flames, we’re going to be treated to more Tera-type Pokemon in Raging Surf.
So, just like Obsidian Flames and its type-shifted Pokemon (such as the incredibly popular Tera Charizard being Dark type instead of Fire), you can expect to see more Pokemon outside of their normal type appearing in Raging Surf – all of which we can take a look at now!
Will Pokemon TCG: Raging Surf Be Released Outside Of Japan?
Yes, we will be seeing these Raging Surf cards popping up in localised versions – but outside of Japan, they’ll be part of the Paradox Rift set, which is set for release in the West on November 3rd, 2023.
List Of Cards In Pokemon TCG: Raging Surf – The Main Set
So, here we have a list of every single card for Raging Surf’s ‘main’ set (minus the Secret Rares), in order from 1 to 62:
Card Name List For Raging Surf – The Main Set
Though you may recognise some of these cards – with familiar cards such as Rare Candy making yet another appearance – there’s a lot more that you may not be able to decipher.
So here’s our list of the cards in number order:
- 001/062 Froslass
- 002/062 Lapras
- 003/062 Remoraid
- 004/062 Octillery
- 005/062 Snorunt
- 006/062 Garchomp
- 007/062 Mantyke
- 008/062 Palkia
- 009/062 Wimpod
- 010/062 Golisopod
- 011/062 Dondozo
- 012/062 Chinchou
- 013/062 Lanturn
- 014/062 Plusle
- 015/062 Minun
- 016/062 Joltik
- 017/062 Galvantula
- 018/062 Zekrom
- 019/062 Tapu Koko
- 020/062 Gimmighoul
- 021/062 Gimmighoul
- 022/062 Gligar
- 023/062 Gliscor
- 024/062 Phanpy
- 025/062 Donphan
- 026/062 Groudon
- 027/062 Gible
- 028/062 Gabite
- 029/062 Hoopa
- 030/062 Minior
- 031/062 Klawf
- 032/062 Flamigo
- 033/062 Gastly
- 034/062 Haunter
- 035/062 Gengar
- 036/062 Absol
- 037/062 Scraggy
- 038/062 Scrafty
- 039/062 Yveltal
- 040/062 Nickit
- 041/062 Thievul
- 042/062 Jirachi
- 043/062 Ferroseed
- 044/062 Ferrothorn
- 045/062 Honedge
- 046/062 Doublade
- 047/062 Aegislash
- 048/062 Zacian
- 049/062 Orthworm
- 050/062 Gholdengo
- 051/062 Bombirdier
- 052/062 Cyclizar
- 053/062 Rare Candy
- 054/062 Switch
- 055/062 Luxurious Cape
- 056/062 Technical Machine: Turbo Energize
- 057/062 Technical Machine: Blindside
- 058/062 Larry
- 059/062 Shauntal
- 060/062 Rika
- 061/062 Parasol Lady
- 062/062 Medical Energy
List Of Cards In Pokemon TCG: Raging Surf – The Secret Rares
When a card’s number goes above the numbering of a set, it’s known as a Secret Rare.
You can find more information on Secret Rares, as well as all other rarity levels, in our guide to Pokemon Card Rarities.
Here’s all 30 of the Raging Surf set’s Secret Rare cards:
Card Name List For Raging Surf – The Secret Rares
Just like the main set’s cards, you may recognise some of the cards in the Secret Rare’s selection of 30 cards.
Here’s a list of all of the Secret Rares cards for Raging Surf, in set number order:
- 063/062 Snorunt
- 064/062 Mantyke
- 065/062 Plusle
- 066/062 Minun
- 067/062 Joltik
- 068/062 Gimmighoul
- 069/062 Groudon
- 070/062 Minior
- 071/062 Yveltal
- 072/062 Ferrothorn
- 073/062 Aegislash
- 074/062 Cyclizar
- 075/062 Froslass
- 076/062 Garchomp
- 077/062 Tapu Koko
- 078/062 Hoopa
- 079/062 Gholdengo
- 080/062 Bombirdier
- 081/062 Larry
- 082/062 Shauntal
- 083/062 Rika
- 084/062 Parasol Lady
- 085/062 Garchomp
- 086/062 Tapu Koko
- 087/062 Gholdengo
- 088/062 Rika
- 089/062 Parasol Lady
- 090/062 Garchomp
- 091/062 Beach Court
- 092/062 Reversal Energy
What’s special about Tera Pokemon?
Tera Pokemon have their types changed from the one they’re usually associated with.
For example, Froslass is usually Water type, but appears in Raging Surf as a Grass type.
As for Garchomp, it’s normally Colorless or – more commonly – a Dragon type Pokemon. However, in Raging Surf, the Tera Garchomp ex has actually shifted to being a Water type Pokemon, albeit with Fighting type attacks.
Hoopa is a Fighting type in its Raging Surf Tera incarnation, but is usually Dark type.
Are Other New Card Types On The Way In Raging Surf?
From what we’ve seen, Tera Pokemon are the only unusual card type making their return in Raging Surf – but we also know that Ace Spec cards will be back in Paradox Rift.
The Raging Surf set’s cards will be heading out of Japan as part of the Paradox Rift set we’ll see in the West, so these Ace Spec cards will appear alongside all of the cards we’ve listed above.
Check out our Ace Spec Pokemon card article for more on those!
So there you have it; that’s all of the currently available information we have for the upcoming Pokemon TCG set, Raging Surf.
If you want to check out articles on more unusual Pokemon cards, why not head over to our most valuable Pokemon error cards list? Or even our feature on the history of Topsun Pokemon cards?
