The 2000 Pokémon Gym Heroes Erika trading card, cataloged as number 100. This Rare card features art by Ken Sugimori and is a staple for G1 set completionists.
Erika
2000 • Pokémon • Gym Heroes
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The 2000 Pokémon Gym Heroes release established a foundational era for the TCG, and card number 100 stands as a notable entry for collectors focused on the G1 subset. Identified simply as Erika, this card belongs to the iconic first generation of Pokémon cards, released in the year 2000. It carries a Rare rarity designation, making it a sought-after component for those aiming to complete the full Gym Heroes checklist. Designed by Ken Sugimori, the artist whose work defined the visual identity of the early Pokémon franchise, this card represents a pivotal moment in trading card history. For investors and hobbyists alike, cards from this print run are valued for their historical significance within the expanding Pokémon universe. Collectors often target this release to round out their Gym Heroes collections or to acquire a piece of the original era's memorabilia. The combination of the 2000 release year, the G1 set code, and the Rare rarity status places this card firmly within the high-demand tier of early Pokémon TCG products. Whether you are a long-time fan or a new enthusiast, adding card #100 to your portfolio offers a tangible connection to the roots of the franchise.
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Card Details
The catalog profile below summarizes the card identity, featured subject, and notable collectible traits.
Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Erika
Game
Pokémon
TCG Attributes
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Rare
Ken Sugimori
Card Stock
English
Trainer
Card Text
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You may draw up to 3 cards, then your opponent may draw up to 3 cards.
FAQ
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What set is the Erika card #100 from?
This card is from the Pokémon Gym Heroes set, which was released in 2000. It is part of the original G1 subset, making it one of the earliest printed cards in the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
Who is the artist for Pokémon card #100?
The artwork for this card was created by Ken Sugimori, the primary concept artist and illustrator for the Pokémon franchise. His style is instantly recognizable and defines the aesthetic of the early 2000s TCG releases.
Is this card considered rare?
Yes, this card is printed with a Rare rarity symbol, which is indicated by a black circle on the card. In the context of the Gym Heroes set, this designation helps identify its place in the collection hierarchy for completists.
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