Neo Genesis (TCG)

Pokémon: Neo Genesis (Japanese: 金、銀、新世界へ... Gold, Silver, to a New World...) is the name given to the first main expansion of cards from the Neo Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game (the neo Era in Japan). The set is the first to feature Generation II Pokémon in the card game.

Neo Genesis
金、銀、新世界へ...

Cards in set	English: 111 Japanese: 96
Set number	English: 8 Japanese: 7
Release date	English: December 16, 2000 Japanese: February 4, 2000
Theme Decks	Hotfoot () Cold Fusion ()

Previous
Challenge from the Darkness

Japanese:
Gold, Silver, to a New World...

Next
Crossing the Ruins...

Blurb

The Neo world order is here.

Here come over 60 all-new Pokémon from the Pokémon Gold™ and Pokémon Silver™ Game Boy® games! See if you can master two new Energy types and the Pokémon that go with 'em—Darkness Energy for extra power and Metal Energy for extra protection. Also, meet the Baby Pokémon! They evolve into Basic Pokémon and cause plenty of trouble.

The Pokémon®: Neo Genesis™ set introduces all-new Pokémon trading card game rules, so check out the website, <www.wizards.com/Pokemon>, to find out the latest! Or look for all-new Neo Genesis preconstructed theme decks with updated rules, coming out soon!

Information

Neo Genesis is the name given to the first main expansion of the Neo Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. In Japan, it was released as Gold, Silver, to a New World..., the first expansion in the Pokémon Card Game neo Era. It is based on Pokémon Gold and Silver, featuring Generation II Pokémon. The English expansion was released on December 16, 2000, while the Japanese expansion was released on February 4, 2000. Subsequently all other language releases for 'Neo Genesis' were February of 2001.

Neo Genesis introduced the Darkness and Metal types, and Baby Pokémon. It also introduced the Pokémon Tool subclass of Trainer cards, cards that could be permanently attached to Pokémon in play (a reference to the held item mechanic introduced in Pokémon Gold and Silver Versions).

Neo Genesis also introduced an updated card design in which the Evolution box was changed to a circular design, HP was changed to black text instead of red, the Evolution Stage was displayed below the HP and the Weakness and Resistance have a background graphic.

Moo-Moo Milk features different illustration in the English release and the Japanese release. It originally depicts a Sentret suckling on a Miltank's udder, and was considered inappropriate for the primary audiences in the English release. It was changed to having several cans of Moomoo Milk in a barn with a Cleffa.

Corrected error cards

No.	Card name	Rarity	Promotion
—	Quilava	[[Image:Rarity_.png\|]]	Char attack description changed (4 lines of text instead of 5)
—	Typhlosion	[[Image:Rarity_.png\|]]	Flame Burst's damage corrected to 60+
—	Pichu	[[Image:Rarity_.png\|]]	Description changes 'electrical' (電気 (denki)) to 'electric shock' (でんげき (dengeki))
—	Donphan	[[Image:Rarity_.png\|]]	Flail's damage corrected to 10×
—	Darkness Energy	[[Image:Rarity_.png\|]]	"Put 10 damage counters" corrected to "Put 1 damage counter" in description

Set lists

Neo Genesis

No.	Card name	Type	Rarity	Promotion
1/111	Ampharos			Promotion
2/111	Azumarill			Promotion
3/111	Bellossom			Promotion
4/111	Feraligatr			Promotion
5/111	Feraligatr			Promotion
6/111	Heracross			Promotion
7/111	Jumpluff			Promotion
8/111	Kingdra			Promotion
9/111	Lugia			Promotion
10/111	Meganium			Promotion
11/111	Meganium			Promotion
12/111	Pichu			Promotion
13/111	Skarmory			Promotion
14/111	Slowking			Promotion
15/111	Steelix			Promotion
16/111	Togetic			Promotion
17/111	Typhlosion			Promotion
18/111	Typhlosion			Promotion
19/111	Metal Energy	E		Promotion
20/111	Cleffa			Promotion
21/111	Donphan			Promotion
22/111	Elekid			Promotion
23/111	Magby			Promotion
24/111	Murkrow			Promotion
25/111	Sneasel			Promotion
26/111	Aipom			Promotion
27/111	Ariados			Promotion
28/111	Bayleef			Promotion
29/111	Bayleef			Promotion
30/111	Clefairy			Promotion
31/111	Croconaw			Promotion
32/111	Croconaw			Promotion
33/111	Electabuzz			Promotion
34/111	Flaaffy			Promotion
35/111	Furret			Promotion
36/111	Gloom			Promotion
37/111	Granbull			Promotion
38/111	Lanturn			Promotion
39/111	Ledian			Promotion
40/111	Magmar			Promotion
41/111	Miltank			Promotion
42/111	Noctowl			Promotion
43/111	Phanpy			Promotion
44/111	Piloswine			Promotion
45/111	Quagsire			Promotion
46/111	Quilava			Promotion
47/111	Quilava			Promotion
48/111	Seadra			Promotion
49/111	Skiploom			Promotion
50/111	Sunflora			Promotion
51/111	Togepi			Promotion
52/111	Xatu			Promotion
53/111	Chikorita			Promotion
54/111	Chikorita			Promotion
55/111	Chinchou			Promotion
56/111	Cyndaquil			Promotion
57/111	Cyndaquil			Promotion
58/111	Girafarig			Promotion
59/111	Gligar			Promotion
60/111	Hoothoot			Promotion
61/111	Hoppip			Promotion
62/111	Horsea			Promotion
63/111	Ledyba			Promotion
64/111	Mantine			Promotion
65/111	Mareep			Promotion
66/111	Marill			Promotion
67/111	Natu			Promotion
68/111	Oddish			Promotion
69/111	Onix			Promotion
70/111	Pikachu			Promotion
71/111	Sentret			Promotion
72/111	Shuckle			Promotion
73/111	Slowpoke			Promotion
74/111	Snubbull			Promotion
75/111	Spinarak			Promotion
76/111	Stantler			Promotion
77/111	Sudowoodo			Promotion
78/111	Sunkern			Promotion
79/111	Swinub			Promotion
80/111	Totodile			Promotion
81/111	Totodile			Promotion
82/111	Wooper			Promotion
83/111	Arcade Game	T [GC]		Promotion
84/111	Ecogym	T [St]		Promotion
85/111	Energy Charge	T		Promotion
86/111	Focus Band	T [Tool]		Promotion
87/111	Mary	T		Promotion
88/111	PokéGear	T		Promotion
89/111	Super Energy Retrieval	T		Promotion
90/111	Time Capsule	T		Promotion
91/111	Bill's Teleporter	T		Promotion
92/111	Card-Flip Game	T [GC]		Promotion
93/111	Gold Berry	T [Tool]		Promotion
94/111	Miracle Berry	T [Tool]		Promotion
95/111	New Pokédex	T		Promotion
96/111	Professor Elm	T		Promotion
97/111	Sprout Tower	T [St]		Promotion
98/111	Super Scoop Up	T		Promotion
99/111	Berry	T [Tool]		Promotion
100/111	Double Gust	T		Promotion
101/111	Moo-Moo Milk	T		Promotion
102/111	Pokémon March	T		Promotion
103/111	Super Rod	T		Promotion
104/111	Darkness Energy	E		Promotion
105/111	Recycle Energy	E		Promotion
106/111	Fighting Energy	E	—	Promotion
107/111	Fire Energy	E	—	Promotion
108/111	Grass Energy	E	—	Promotion
109/111	Lightning Energy	E	—	Promotion
110/111	Psychic Energy	E	—	Promotion
111/111	Water Energy	E	—	Promotion

Gold, Silver, to a New World...

No.	Card name	Type	Promotion
—	Oddish		Promotion
—	Chikorita		Promotion
—	Ledyba		Promotion
—	Spinarak		Promotion
—	Hoppip		Promotion
—	Sunkern		Promotion
—	Shuckle		Promotion
—	Gloom		Promotion
—	Bayleef		Promotion
—	Ledian		Promotion
—	Ariados		Promotion
—	Skiploom		Promotion
—	Sunflora		Promotion
—	Meganium		Promotion
—	Bellossom		Promotion
—	Jumpluff		Promotion
—	Heracross		Promotion
—	Cyndaquil		Promotion
—	Magmar		Promotion
—	Quilava		Promotion
—	Typhlosion		Promotion
—	Magby		Promotion
—	Horsea		Promotion
—	Totodile		Promotion
—	Marill		Promotion
—	Wooper		Promotion
—	Swinub		Promotion
—	Mantine		Promotion
—	Seadra		Promotion
—	Croconaw		Promotion
—	Quagsire		Promotion
—	Piloswine		Promotion
—	Feraligatr		Promotion
—	Azumarill		Promotion
—	Kingdra		Promotion
—	Pikachu		Promotion
—	Chinchou		Promotion
—	Mareep		Promotion
—	Electabuzz		Promotion
—	Lanturn		Promotion
—	Flaaffy		Promotion
—	Pichu		Promotion
—	Ampharos		Promotion
—	Elekid		Promotion
—	Slowpoke		Promotion
—	Natu		Promotion
—	Girafarig		Promotion
—	Xatu		Promotion
—	Slowking		Promotion
—	Onix		Promotion
—	Sudowoodo		Promotion
—	Gligar		Promotion
—	Phanpy		Promotion
—	Donphan		Promotion
—	Murkrow		Promotion
—	Sneasel		Promotion
—	Steelix		Promotion
—	Skarmory		Promotion
—	Sentret		Promotion
—	Hoothoot		Promotion
—	Snubbull		Promotion
—	Stantler		Promotion
—	Clefairy		Promotion
—	Furret		Promotion
—	Noctowl		Promotion
—	Togepi		Promotion
—	Aipom		Promotion
—	Granbull		Promotion
—	Miltank		Promotion
—	Cleffa		Promotion
—	Togetic		Promotion
—	Lugia		Promotion
—	Berry	T [Tool]	Promotion
—	Super Rod	T	Promotion
—	Double Gust	T	Promotion
—	Pokémon March	T	Promotion
—	Moo-Moo Milk	T	Promotion
—	Professor Elm	T	Promotion
—	Gold Berry	T [Tool]	Promotion
—	Card-Flip Game	T [GC]	Promotion
—	Miracle Berry	T [Tool]	Promotion
—	New Pokédex	T	Promotion
—	Super Scoop Up	T	Promotion
—	Bill's Teleporter	T	Promotion
—	Sprout Tower	T [St]	Promotion
—	Ecogym	T [St]	Promotion
—	Energy Charge	T	Promotion
—	Focus Band	T [Tool]	Promotion
—	Mary	T	Promotion
—	Arcade Game	T [GC]	Promotion
—	Time Capsule	T	Promotion
—	Super Energy Retrieval	T	Promotion
—	PokéGear	T	Promotion
—	Darkness Energy	E	Promotion
—	Metal Energy	E	Promotion
—	Recycle Energy	E	Promotion

Gallery

English Meganium pack

English Typhlosion pack

English Feraligatr pack

English Lugia pack

Japanese Gold, Silver,
to a New World... pack

English Neo Genesis
booster box

Languages this set is released in

The Gold, Silver, to a New World... set is released in Japanese, all with rarity symbols. The Neo Genesis set is released in English, German, French, Italian, and Spanish, in both 1st and unlimited edition.

In other languages

Language		Title
French		Neo Genesis
German		Neo Genesis
Italian		Neo Genesis
Spanish		Neo Génesis

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Pokémon Trading Card Game expansions and releases
Bold indicates a main expansion. Italics indicate a special set. Releases that are entirely composed of prints from other releases are small.

Neo Series
Neo Genesis: Hotfoot • Cold Fusion Neo Discovery: Brain Wave • Wallop Southern Islands Tyranitar Half Deck Neo Revelation Neo Destiny: Dark • Light

Legendary Collection Series
Legendary Collection: Lava • Turmoil

Neo Era
Gold, Silver, to a New World...: Neo Starter Deck Crossing the Ruins... Awakening Legends Darkness, and to Light... Intro Pack Neo

VS Era
Leaders Pokémon Theater Limited Edition Pokémon VS Application Pack

Web Era
Pokémon Web

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