What defines this expansion
Closed the Platinum era with an Arceus rule allowing any number of Arceus cards in a deck.
Arceus was released on November 4, 2009 within the English Pokemon TCG Platinum era. Its set identity centers on multiple Arceus types, Arceus LV.X, and a dedicated Arceus subset. Closed the Platinum era with an Arceus rule allowing any number of Arceus cards in a deck.
Pokemon TCG expansion · PL4
Arceus was released on November 4, 2009 within the English Pokemon TCG Platinum era. Its set identity centers on multiple Arceus types, Arceus LV.X, and a dedicated Arceus subset.
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Expansion intelligence
Arceus was released on November 4, 2009 within the English Pokemon TCG Platinum era. Its set identity centers on multiple Arceus types, Arceus LV.X, and a dedicated Arceus subset.
Closed the Platinum era with an Arceus rule allowing any number of Arceus cards in a deck.
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Compare the documented Booster Box, Booster Pack, and named Theme Deck products below. Wrapper artwork is treated as a packaging variant of one Booster Pack guide.
Collector watchlist
An editorial shortlist based on collector prominence and high-rarity set placement—not a live market-value ranking.





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Frequently asked questions
This collection currently contains 4 verified official featured sealed-product guides.
The English-language expansion released on November 4, 2009.
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Verification
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