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Pokémon Futsal checklist

Pokémon TCG · Sept 2020 · 5 cards

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About Pokémon Futsal

Pokémon TCG: Pokémon Futsal came out on 11 September 2020 and has 5 cards.

This free checklist lets you tick off the cards you own, count spare copies for trading, see your progress by rarity and plan your binder pages. It works on phones and computers, even offline, and your collection stays on your device.

Pokémon Futsal card list 5 cards

Cards 001–005

  1. 001/005 Pikachu on the Ball None
  2. 002/005 Eevee on the Ball None
  3. 003/005 Grookey on the Ball None
  4. 004/005 Scorbunny on the Ball None
  5. 005/005 Sobble on the Ball None

Pokémon Futsal FAQ

How many cards are in Pokémon Futsal?

Pokémon Futsal has 5 cards.

When did Pokémon Futsal come out?

Pokémon Futsal was released on 11 September 2020.

Is this Pokémon Futsal checklist free?

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