The Core Collection
Tetramon Card Collection
The original 121 Tetramon, across every collectible print the game ships. Track the ones you own, see exactly which prints are missing, and open the playable card behind any of them.
- playable Tetramon
- 121
- collectible prints
- 1,452
Track your Tetramon collection
Mark the prints you own and we'll show what you're still missing. Nothing is uploaded — it stays in this browser.
A card name like “Pigni”, a print like “Pigni Gold Foil”, or an element like “Fire”.
One Tetramon, every presentation the set ships.
Collection status
Your Tetramon Collection
Counts come from the verified variant layer and update the moment you mark a print.
Track your Tetramon collection
Mark the prints you own and we'll show what you're still missing. You can keep browsing the full card list without tracking anything.
Start TrackingBrowse Tetramon
Every card is one canonical Tetramon. Open a card to see its prints; the grid never renders all 1,452 variants at once.
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12 collectible prints
Complete Your Collection, Then Build With It
A Tetramon print is a collectible and a playable card at the same time. The collection side tracks the prints; the gameplay side is the same card you can put in a deck.
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Find a Tetramon
Browse its collectible prints.
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Complete its variants
Track Base, First Edition, Silver, Gold, EX and Full Art, in Normal or Foil.
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Use the card
Open its stats, effects and evolution — or add it straight to a deck.
How to Get Tetramon Cards
Every pack that opens this set. Pull odds live in the odds tools — nothing is guessed on this page.
Basic Card Pack
7 cards per pack · Tetramon
Rare Card Pack
7 cards per pack · Tetramon
Epic Card Pack
7 cards per pack · Tetramon
Legendary Card Pack
7 cards per pack · Tetramon
Packs are listed by the set they open. The verified data has no per-print drop rule, so no pack is called the best one here.
Understanding the Tetramon Collection
- How many Tetramon are there?
- 121 canonical playable Tetramon. Each one is a single deck card, no matter how many prints of it exist.
- How do collectible prints work?
- A print is a presentation, not a new card. This set ships 12 prints per Tetramon: 6 print types × 2 finishes.
- What is a Full Art card?
- Full Art is a special presentation layout that shows the artwork without the standard framed treatment. It is still the same playable card, and it is not a separate border behind a foil finish.
- What is a Foil card?
- Foil is a finish laid over whatever print it ships on, so Gold Foil and Base Foil are the same print type with different finishes. Foil is never a border of its own.
- Does a print change the playable card?
- No. Different prints of the same Tetramon still count as the same card when building a deck, so four prints of one Tetramon are four collection slots but a single deck identity.
- Where do Tetramon cards come from?
- They come from the card packs that open this set. Each card page also links back to the packs and the odds tools that can fill the gap.
Tetramon collection questions
- How many Tetramon cards are there?
- 121 playable Tetramon cards in the core set, printed as 1,452 collectible variants across 6 print types and two finishes. Browse the card database →
- How many variants does each Tetramon have?
- Each Tetramon has 12 prints in this set: 6 print types × normal and foil. The same monster also ships in Destiny and Ascension, which each carry their own print set. Browse all variants →
- What is the difference between Base, Silver, Gold and EX?
- They are print types — different presentations of the same Tetramon. None of them changes the card’s stats, effect or deck legality. See an example print matrix →
- What is a Full Art Tetramon card?
- Full Art is a special layout that presents the artwork without the standard frame. It is a print type like the others and still the same playable card.
- What is a Foil Tetramon card?
- Foil is a finish applied over a print. Every print type ships a normal and a foil version, so a foil card is a finish variant, never a separate border.
- Do different card variants count separately in a deck?
- No. Deck legality counts the canonical Tetramon, so different prints of the same card are the same card for the copy limit. They only count separately in your collection. Open the deck builder →
- How do I find the Tetramon cards I'm missing?
- Mark the prints you own, then open the Missing Card Finder. It turns what is left into a list you can filter by print, finish and element — and points at the packs that can fill it. Open the Missing Card Finder →
- Which packs contain Tetramon cards?
- The packs listed under “How to Get Tetramon Cards” all open this set. Pull odds are published by the odds tools, not estimated here. Check pull odds →
- Can I use collectible Tetramon cards in the playable TCG?
- Yes. The canonical Tetramon behind a print is a playable card, so a print you own can be used as a deck copy. The collection page links straight to its stats, effect and evolution. Open a card →
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