Kabuto King
One hundred pages of Kabuto from Fossil. Just Kabuto. All 1,200 of them.
About this collection
Some collectors chase a master set. Kabuto King chases one card, Kabuto from Fossil, and keeps going for a hundred pages. That is 1,200 copies of the same little shell, every pocket filled.
Ken Sugimori drew it for the 1999 Fossil set. Its Pokémon Power, Kabuto Armor, halves the damage it takes, which is roughly how we feel about anyone who asks why.
The colours
Fossil yellow borders, a brown shell and a teal sea behind it, repeated until it turns into wallpaper.
Standout cards
Kabuto, Fossil #50, illustrated by Ken Sugimori.
Kabuto, Fossil #50, illustrated by Ken Sugimori. Again.
Kabuto, Fossil #50, illustrated by Ken Sugimori. You get the idea.
Make your own
A single‑card binder is the easiest theme there is and the hardest to finish. Our guide to finding the right printing and finish helps you tell a 1st Edition from Unlimited, and Binder Studio will happily lay out a hundred pages of the same card.
Cards in this binder
Kabuto · Fossil #50 · Common (×1,200)
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Pick a theme
A colour, one Pokémon, an artist, a trainer or a family of evolutions. A clear idea turns a pile of favourites into pages that belong together.
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Set up the binder
Create a binder, set its rows and columns to match the one on your shelf and place cards pocket by pocket. Mark the cards you still need as wanted.
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Share it
Turn on a read-only link and anyone can flip through it in their browser, no account needed. Switch prices on if you want people to see them.
How it works
Build a themed binder of your own.
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