Now live · Japanese master sets
Pick a Pokémon. We build its complete master set — every printing, every variant. Mark what you own, print proxies for the rest. Your binder is never empty.
Japanese is in
Your masterset was never finished in English. Base 基本 through the modern era — the Japanese prints, in the same binder, hunted exactly the same way: colour for what you own, a proxy for what you don't.
One Pokémon once, or every Pokémon by the month. English stays free.
The thesis
A card you don't own
is a proxy —
never a hole
Your binder starts full. Every variant of your Pokémon lands as a greyscale, registration-marked placeholder the day you create it. Owning a card doesn't add it — it develops it into colour. Completion you can see across the room.
On Instagram
The hunt,
every week.
Variant deep-dives, new sets the day they land, the odd rant.
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What Set Hunter does
Variant-level
tracking
Not "Snorlax: yes/no". Every printing is its own pocket, with its own scan.
● 1st Edition◆ Unlimited
◆ Non-holo #27Printable
proxies
Every gap exports as a print-ready, honestly-marked placeholder. 9-up sheets, cut guides included.
Completion
you can feel
Per set, per Pokémon, per collection — and always the answer to "what's closest to done?"
From the founder
Five years deep into a Growlithe and Arcanine master set and still missing variants I'd never heard of. Got sick of it. Built this.
Pokémon has been my obsession since I was four. Coming back to it as an adult collector, I figured the tools would have caught up — turns out there's still no single place to see every print of a card, in order, with nothing missing. So I built it. This is a community project — if something looks off or a card isn't showing up, ping me.
— the bloke behind Set Hunterhello@getsethunter.com
The hunt is
better in colour
Free for the full English collection. Your first binder takes about a minute.
★ Start your first binder