Into the Wild
The second English expansion brought fan-favorite Eeveelutions and beloved Pokemon like Scyther and Mr. Mime into the TCG for the first time.
Difficulty
3/5 to complete
Avg Card Value
$5
Market average
Top Card
1st Edition Flareon Holo
$800+
Rarity Tier
Overview
Jungle was the second Pokemon TCG expansion released in English on June 16, 1999. With 64 cards, it focused on Pokemon found in natural habitats and introduced the Eeveelution trio. It was the first set to feature a set symbol — a flower icon.
Best for
- Collectors chasing early Eeveelution holos after Base Set
- People learning the first expansion set symbol (flower)
- Budget-friendlier WOTC holos than Base Charizard
Skip this path if
- You only want Base Set icons and will ignore Jungle’s holo list
- You skip 1st Edition checks on Flareon / Jolteon / Vaporeon
Common mistakes
Treating all Jungle holos as equal. 1st Edition Eeveelutions lead value; unlimited commons do not. Also missing the flower symbol when sorting mixed WOTC binders.
What to check first
Confirm Jungle set symbol, 1st Edition stamp on holos, and condition on Eeveelutions before you price the binder.
Most valuable cards
The holographic Jolteon (#4), Flareon (#3), and Vaporeon (#12) are the top chase cards. Scyther (#10) holo was highly prized for competitive play. 1st Edition holos carry premiums, with Jolteon and Flareon 1st Edition PSA 10s fetching thousands.
Cards from Jungle
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Clefable
Electrode
Flareon
Jolteon
Pinsir
Vaporeon
Wigglytuff
Jolteon
Nidoqueen
Snorlax
Vileplume
Exeggutor
Lickitung
Persian
Seaking
Bellsprout
Goldeen
Jigglypuff
Mankey
Meowth
Nidoran♀
Oddish
Paras
Pikachu
Rhyhorn
Spearow
Venonat
Poké Ball
Tips to finish the set
Jungle is one of the smaller WOTC sets, making it easier to complete. Non-holo rares exist for every holo card, giving collectors a budget-friendly completion path. The 16 holos are the primary challenge.
How to Complete This Set
- 01
Scan your Jungle cards to identify 1st Edition stamps
- 02
Check the flower symbol on each card to confirm set membership
- 03
Prioritize holo Eeveelutions — they hold the most value
- 04
Use Pokex to track missing common and uncommon cards
Scan with the app
The Pokex scanner identifies the Jungle set symbol instantly and differentiates 1st Edition from unlimited prints. It also detects the non-holo rare variants, which can be confusing for newer collectors.
Common questions
01 How many holographic cards are in the Jungle set?
Jungle contains 16 holographic rare cards. Each holo also has a non-holographic rare version, giving the set 32 rares total.
02 What is the Jungle set symbol?
The Jungle set symbol is a small flower (resembling a plumeria or frangipani) located in the bottom-right corner of the card illustration box.
03 Are Jungle 1st Edition cards valuable?
Yes, 1st Edition Jungle holos are quite valuable. A PSA 10 1st Edition Jolteon or Flareon can sell for $2,000–$5,000. Even common 1st Edition cards carry a premium over unlimited.
04 What are the best cards in the Jungle set?
The Eeveelution holos (Jolteon, Flareon, Vaporeon) are the most popular. Scyther, Kangaskhan, and Mr. Mime holos are also sought after by collectors and former competitive players.
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