Undaunted よみがえる伝説

Cards in set English: 91 Japanese: 81 Set number English: 45 Japanese: 42 Release date English: August 18, 2010 Japanese: February 11, 2010 Theme Decks Nightfall () Daybreak () Previous HeartGold Collection • SoulSilver Collection Japanese: Reviving Legends Next Clash at the Summit

Pokémon TCG:HS—Undaunted (Japanese:よみがえる伝説Reviving Legends) is the name given to the third main expansion of cards from the HeartGold & SoulSilver Series of thePokémon Trading Card Game. It is the second main expansion from the LEGEND Era of the Pokémon Card Game in Japan. The set continues to featurePokémon Prime andPokémon LEGEND in the card game.

Blurb

NO CHALLENGE TOO GREAT, NO BATTLE TOO FIERCE: HS—UNDAUNTED

The greatest Trainers are those who are fearless in the face of battle. And that's you! In the Pokémon TCG: HS—Undaunted expansion, you'll discover battle-ready Pokémon just waiting to be summoned by the fearless Trainer in you! The powerful Rayquaza and Deoxys become a Pokémon LEGEND to be reckoned with...six Pokémon—from Raichu to Umbreon to Slowking—join the ranks of Pokémon Prime...and Stadium cards like the Ruins of Alph and Trainer cards like Legend Box change every player's strategy. Are you ready to be Undaunted?

Information

Undaunted is the name given to the third main expansion of theHeartGold & SoulSilver Series of thePokémon Trading Card Game. In Japan, it was released asReviving Legends, the second expansion in the Pokémon Card Game LEGEND Era. It is based onPokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, featuringGeneration II Pokémon. The English expansion was released on August 18, 2010, while the Japanese expansion was released on February 11, 2010.

Additional cards

No. Image Card name Type Rarity Promotion 1/90 Bellossom — Non HoloDaybreak Theme Deck exclusive 2/90 Espeon — Cracked Ice HoloDaybreak Theme Deck exclusive 2/90 Espeon — Non HoloDaybreak Theme Deck exclusive 4/90 Gliscor — Cracked Ice HoloStage 1 Blisters exclusive 5/90 Houndoom — Crosshatch HoloPokémon League Disc Catch Season (March 2011) 9/90 Togekiss — Non HoloDaybreak Theme Deck exclusive 10/90 Umbreon — Cracked Ice HoloNightfall Theme Deck exclusive 10/90 Umbreon — Non HoloNightfall Theme Deck exclusive 17/90 Leafeon — "Undaunted" stampPrerelease promo 17/90 Leafeon — Staff "Undaunted" stampPrerelease promo 79/90 Darkness Energy E — Crosshatch HoloPokémon League Disc Catch Season (March 2011) 80/90 Metal Energy E — Crosshatch HoloPokémon League Block Smash Season (February 2011)

Set lists

Undaunted No. Image Card name Type Rarity Promotion 1/90 Bellossom Promotion 2/90 Espeon Promotion 3/90 Forretress Promotion 4/90 Gliscor Promotion 5/90 Houndoom Promotion 6/90 Magcargo Promotion 7/90 Scizor Promotion 8/90 Smeargle Promotion 9/90 Togekiss Promotion 10/90 Umbreon Promotion 11/90 Dodrio Promotion 12/90 Drifblim Promotion 13/90 Forretress Promotion 14/90 Hariyama Promotion 15/90 Honchkrow Promotion 16/90 Honchkrow Promotion 17/90 Leafeon Promotion 18/90 Metagross Promotion 19/90 Mismagius Promotion 20/90 Rotom Promotion 21/90 Skarmory Promotion 22/90 Tropius Promotion 23/90 Vespiquen Promotion 24/90 Vileplume Promotion 25/90 Weavile Promotion 26/90 Flareon Promotion 27/90 Gloom Promotion 28/90 Jolteon Promotion 29/90 Lairon Promotion 30/90 Metang Promotion 31/90 Muk Promotion 32/90 Pinsir Promotion 33/90 Raichu Promotion 34/90 Raticate Promotion 35/90 Sableye Promotion 36/90 Scyther Promotion 37/90 Skuntank Promotion 38/90 Slowbro Promotion 39/90 Togetic Promotion 40/90 Unown Promotion 41/90 Vaporeon Promotion 42/90 Aron Promotion 43/90 Beldum Promotion 44/90 Combee Promotion 45/90 Doduo Promotion 46/90 Drifloon Promotion 47/90 Eevee Promotion 48/90 Eevee Promotion 49/90 Gligar Promotion 50/90 Grimer Promotion 51/90 Hitmonchan Promotion 52/90 Hitmonlee Promotion 53/90 Houndour Promotion 54/90 Houndour Promotion 55/90 Makuhita Promotion 56/90 Mawile Promotion 57/90 Misdreavus Promotion 58/90 Murkrow Promotion 59/90 Murkrow Promotion 60/90 Oddish Promotion 61/90 Pikachu Promotion 62/90 Pineco Promotion 63/90 Pineco Promotion 64/90 Rattata Promotion 65/90 Scyther Promotion 66/90 Slowpoke Promotion 67/90 Slugma Promotion 68/90 Sneasel Promotion 69/90 Stunky Promotion 70/90 Togepi Promotion 71/90 Burned Tower St Promotion 72/90 Defender T Promotion 73/90 Energy Exchanger T Promotion 74/90 Flower Shop Lady Su Promotion 75/90 Legend Box T Promotion 76/90 Ruins of Alph St Promotion 77/90 Sage's Training Su Promotion 78/90 Team Rocket's Trickery Su Promotion 79/90 Darkness Energy E Promotion 80/90 Metal Energy E Promotion 81/90 Espeon Promotion 82/90 Houndoom Promotion 83/90 Raichu Promotion 84/90 Scizor Promotion 85/90 Slowking Promotion 86/90 Umbreon Promotion 87/90 Kyogre & Groudon Promotion 88/90 Kyogre & Groudon Promotion 89/90 Rayquaza & Deoxys Promotion 90/90 Rayquaza & Deoxys Promotion THREE Alph Lithograph T Promotion

Reviving Legends No. Image Card name Type Rarity Promotion 001/080 Oddish Promotion 002/080 Gloom Promotion 003/080 Vileplume Promotion 004/080 Bellossom Promotion 005/080 Scyther Promotion 006/080 Pineco Promotion 007/080 Combee Promotion 008/080 Vespiquen Promotion 009/080 Flareon Promotion 010/080 Slugma Promotion 011/080 Magcargo Promotion 012/080 Horsea Promotion 013/080 Seadra Promotion 014/080 Kingdra Promotion 015/080 Kingdra Promotion 016/080 Vaporeon Promotion 017/080 Jolteon Promotion 018/080 Chinchou Promotion 019/080 Lanturn Promotion 020/080 Lanturn Promotion 021/080 Rotom Promotion 022/080 Grimer Promotion 023/080 Muk Promotion 024/080 Espeon Promotion 025/080 Misdreavus Promotion 026/080 Mismagius Promotion 027/080 Unown Promotion 028/080 Drifloon Promotion 029/080 Drifblim Promotion 030/080 Onix Promotion 031/080 Gligar Promotion 032/080 Gliscor Promotion 033/080 Larvitar Promotion 034/080 Pupitar Promotion 035/080 Makuhita Promotion 036/080 Hariyama Promotion 037/080 Umbreon Promotion 038/080 Murkrow Promotion 039/080 Honchkrow Promotion 040/080 Sneasel Promotion 041/080 Weavile Promotion 042/080 Houndour Promotion 043/080 Houndoom Promotion 044/080 Tyranitar Promotion 045/080 Sableye Promotion 046/080 Forretress Promotion 047/080 Steelix Promotion 048/080 Scizor Promotion 049/080 Skarmory Promotion 050/080 Mawile Promotion 051/080 Beldum Promotion 052/080 Metang Promotion 053/080 Metagross Promotion 054/080 Rattata Promotion 055/080 Raticate Promotion 056/080 Doduo Promotion 057/080 Dodrio Promotion 058/080 Eevee Promotion 059/080 Togepi Promotion 060/080 Togetic Promotion 061/080 Togekiss Promotion 062/080 Smeargle Promotion 063/080 Entei & Raikou Promotion 064/080 Entei & Raikou Promotion 065/080 Suicune & Entei Promotion 066/080 Suicune & Entei Promotion 067/080 Raikou & Suicune Promotion 068/080 Raikou & Suicune Promotion 069/080 Energy Exchanger I Promotion 070/080 Defender I Promotion 071/080 Rare Candy I Promotion 072/080 PlusPower I Promotion 073/080 Legend Box I Promotion 074/080 Flower Shop Lady Su Promotion 075/080 Sage's Training Su Promotion 076/080 Team Rocket's Trickery Su Promotion 077/080 Ruins of Alph St Promotion 078/080 Burned Tower St Promotion 079/080 Darkness Energy E Promotion 080/080 Metal Energy E Promotion 081/080 Alph Lithograph I — Promotion

Gallery

The pack artworks for the Undaunted expansion were illustrated bykawayoo. The Undaunted logo was designed byEric Medalle.^[1]

English Jolteon pack	English Skarmory pack	English Houndoom pack	English Rayquaza pack
English Undaunted booster box	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins
The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins	The Sneak-Peek Tins

Languages this set is released in

The Reviving Legends set is only released in Japanese, in both1st Edition and Unlimited Edition. All cards in this Japanese set, including thePokémon Prime cards but excluding allPokémon LEGEND cards andAlph Lithograph, were also available inReverse Holofoil. The Undaunted set is released in English, German, French, and Italian, with cards also available in Reverse Holofoil.

In other languages

External links

• Set checklist

References

This article is part ofProject TCG, aBulbapedia project that aims to report on every aspect of thePokémon Trading Card Game.

• Pokémon Trading Card Game expansions