Neo384

Scarlet & Violet4,146

Mega1,998

Promos & Other175

All Sets175

SM6b: Champion Road72

64 Mario Stadium Best Photo Contest0

Battle Road3

Champion Road5

CoroCoro Promotional Cards44

Elementary School Competition0

Gym Challenge6

How I Became a Pokemon Card5

Limited Collection Master Battle Set0

Pokemon Card Design Contest0

Pokemon Card Fan Club2

Pokemon Card Information Promotional cards3

Unnumbered Promotional cards29

Unnumbered World Championships0

World Hobby Fair6

AllHitsChaseMovers Accumulation Oversold

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Gym Challenge Card List

21 cards · 1 with live prices · Promos & Other era

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What's in the complete Gym Challenge card list?

Browse every tracked card in Gym Challenge with live prices, 24h moves, and collector details. Use Hits and Chase when you want a focused view of the set.

Gym Challenge Japanese set guide

Card count, chase cards, value and how it compares with other promotional releases.

At a glance

Era: Promos & Other
Cards: 21
Priced cards: 1 of 21
Master set value: ≥ $5.00
Most valuable card: Metal Energy (2003) $5.00

Gym Challenge overview

Gym Challenge is a promotional collection for the Japanese Pokémon TCG, filed under the Promos & Other era rather than a standard expansion run. Its card list is led by basic Energy cards, with Metal Energy (2003), Basic Fire Energy (2006) and Basic Metal Energy (2006) as the headline names. The collection holds 21 catalog printings, a compact run compared with a full expansion, and none of it is built around a rarity ladder of chase cards.

Gym Challenge chase cards and rarities

Gym Challenge does not work like a booster set with a pull ladder, so the cards that matter here are specific promotional printings. Metal Energy (2003) leads the collection, followed by Basic Fire Energy (2006) and Basic Metal Energy (2006). All three are Energy cards, which says a lot about this promo collection: its value sits in distinctive printings of cards that are otherwise common in play, not in rare creatures or alternate art. Anyone ranking the most valuable cards in Gym Challenge is really comparing three Energy printings from 2003 and 2006.