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ポケキュンコレクション (Poké Kyun Collection): Japanese Pokémon TCG Set Guide (CP3)

CP3, the Poké Kyun Collection (ポケキュンコレクション), was released on 29 January 2016 in Japan as a concept pack celebrating cute Pokémon. With 32 cards, this compact set featured adorable artwork and EX cards with a distinct visual style that set it apart from the main XY BREAK series.By PulloraX · Published 30 October 2026Set

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CP3, the Poké Kyun Collection (ポケキュンコレクション), was released on 29 January 2016 in Japan as a concept pack celebrating cute Pokémon. With 32 cards, this compact set featured adorable artwork and EX cards with a distinct visual style that set it apart from the main XY BREAK series.

By PulloraX · Published 30 October 2026

Set overview

Poké Kyun Collection was a Concept Pack (コンセプトパック) built around the theme of "kyun" — a Japanese word expressing a heartwarming, adorable feeling. Every card in the set featured specially commissioned artwork emphasising cute poses and expressions. The set sat within the XY BREAK era and used the XY card template. Booster packs contained four cards each.

Key cards

The set featured several Pokémon-EX with the cute art style: Flareon-EX, Gardevoir-EX, M Gardevoir-EX (Mega Evolution), and Sylveon-EX. The M Gardevoir-EX Full Art was the set's premium chase card with its Fairy-type Mega artwork.

Fan favourites included Pikachu with a special Rare Double illustration, Charizard, Jirachi, and Yveltal. The Supporter card Wally rounded out the set. Every card carried the distinctive cute art treatment, making complete sets popular with collectors.

What is in the box

A Japanese CP3 booster box contains 20 packs of 4 cards. The set totals 32 cards. As a Concept Pack, it was positioned as a collector-oriented release alongside the main XY BREAK expansion sets.

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