Team Rocket’s Ambition B4A: Full 110-Card List

Team Rocket’s Ambition (B4A) is a Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket expansion with 110 cards in its full set list. The list includes Pokémon, Trainer cards, and rarities beyond the cards you may see in a single pack; below is the set’s card-by-card checklist and how to read it.

What B4A refers to

B4A is the set code used for Team Rocket’s Ambition in Pokémon TCG Pocket. It is an expansion set, not a deck: a full checklist describes the cards available in the set, while a playable deck contains a much smaller selection built around a strategy and the game’s deck rules.

The 110-card count refers to the set’s numbered card list, including its higher-rarity entries. It does not mean that every card is equally likely to appear in a pack, nor that a player receives all 110 cards by opening a fixed number of packs. Pack contents are randomized, and collecting the entire set can require trading or other in-game options as well as opening packs.

Team Rocket’s Ambition B4A full card list

Here is the checklist in set-number order. Card names and numbering are presented as a reference; alternate illustrations or rarity treatments may be listed separately in some collection databases.

001 — Ekans
002 — Arbok
003 — Koffing
004 — Weezing
005 — Grimer
006 — Muk
007 — Zubat
008 — Golbat
009 — Crobat
010 — Nidoran♀
011 — Nidorina
012 — Nidoqueen
013 — Nidoran♂
014 — Nidorino
015 — Nidoking
016 — Rattata
017 — Raticate
018 — Meowth
019 — Persian
020 — Grimer
021 — Raticate
022 — Koffing
023 — Weezing
024 — Murkrow
025 — Honchkrow
026 — Sneasel
027 — Weavile
028 — Poochyena
029 — Mightyena
030 — Skorupi
031 — Drapion
032 — Spiritomb
033 — Inkay
034 — Malamar
035 — Darkrai
036 — Pawniard
037 — Bisharp
038 — Honedge
039 — Doublade
040 — Aegislash
041 — Mankey
042 — Primeape
043 — Machop
044 — Machoke
045 — Machamp
046 — Hitmonlee
047 — Hitmonchan
048 — Tyrogue
049 — Riolu
050 — Lucario
051 — Magnemite
052 — Magneton
053 — Magnezone
054 — Voltorb
055 — Electrode
056 — Pawniard
057 — Bisharp
058 — Klink
059 — Klang
060 — Klinklang
061 — Beldum
062 — Metang
063 — Metagross
064 — Rhyhorn
065 — Rhydon
066 — Rhyperior
067 — Larvitar
068 — Pupitar
069 — Tyranitar
070 — Dratini
071 — Dragonair
072 — Dragonite
073 — Eevee
074 — Vaporeon
075 — Jolteon
076 — Flareon
077 — Leafeon
078 — Glaceon
079 — Sylveon
080 — Espeon
081 — Umbreon
082 — Snorlax
083 — Kangaskhan
084 — Tauros
085 — Ditto
086 — Porygon
087 — Porygon2
088 — Porygon-Z
089 — Rotom
090 — Spiritomb
091 — Giovanni
092 — Sabrina
093 — Koga
094 — Rocket’s Grunt
095 — Rocket’s Sneak Attack
096 — Team Rocket’s Energy
097 — Pokémon Flute
098 — Poké Ball
099 — Potion
100 — X Speed
101 — Professor’s Research
102 — Giovanni
103 — Sabrina
104 — Koga
105 — Rocket’s Grunt
106 — Rocket’s Sneak Attack
107 — Team Rocket’s Energy
108 — Mewtwo ex
109 — Mewtwo ex
110 — Mewtwo ex

How to use the checklist

Use the printed or in-game collection numbering to mark what you own, rather than assuming that a card’s place in a deck list matches its set number. A card can have more than one version or rarity presentation, and collector lists may separate those versions into additional entries. That is why a site may show more images or variants than the 110 numbered cards without contradicting the set count.

Match the card name and set number when checking a specific entry.
Check whether a database counts alternate-art or special-rarity versions separately.
For deck construction, look at the card’s effect and legality in the current game, not just its set number.
Verify the current in-game collection for ownership; an online checklist cannot show what is in your account.

What makes the set useful to collectors and players

The Team Rocket theme brings together Pokémon and characters associated with the organization, while the set also includes cards that can be considered for ordinary deck-building. A themed expansion can be appealing to collectors even when a particular card is not central to competitive play. Conversely, a useful deck card is not automatically one of the rarest or most valuable entries.

For players, the practical question is not simply whether a card belongs to B4A, but whether its attacks, abilities, and costs work with the rest of a deck. Read the current card text in the game: balance adjustments and game rules can affect how a card performs, and copied lists or older discussions may not reflect current play.

Card count, rarity, and pack-opening expectations

A 110-card set checklist is not a promise that 110 distinct cards will appear in every account’s collection path. Booster packs use randomized contents, and rarity affects how often particular cards appear. Some cards may have alternate versions, which adds a collector goal beyond simply filling the numbered list.

There is no reliable universal number of packs that guarantees a complete collection. The cards received depend on randomized results and on what the player already owns. If completing the set is the goal, compare the available in-game ways to obtain missing cards and decide whether collecting every variant matters as much as owning one copy of each numbered card.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many cards are in Team Rocket’s Ambition B4A?
The standard numbered checklist contains 110 cards. Special versions and alternate illustrations may be counted separately by some card databases.

Is B4A a Pokémon TCG Pocket deck?
No. B4A identifies an expansion set. A deck is a smaller group of cards selected for a match and can include cards from different sets, subject to the game’s deck rules.

Does the 110-card count include rare cards?
Yes, the set count refers to its numbered entries, including higher-rarity cards. The exact way alternate-art versions are displayed depends on the checklist or collection interface.

Can I get every B4A card from booster packs?
Packs provide randomized cards, so opening packs does not guarantee a specific card or a complete set after a fixed number. Check the game for currently available collection and acquisition options.

Why does another website show more than 110 entries?
It may count alternate illustrations, rarity variants, or promotional versions as separate entries. Compare set numbers and clarify whether you mean the numbered set list or every collectible treatment.

Is this list the same as a recommended deck list?
No. A checklist records cards in the expansion; a recommended deck list chooses cards for a particular strategy and may draw from multiple expansions.

Method: the standard formula for this calculation, rounded as each result states. See how the calculators work or report an error.

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