Did this card come from the Base Set or the Jungle expansion?

Jungle → 16

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  Eevee ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Common card 51/64 in Jungle, illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno, with 50 HP. Its arrival in this expansion let players add both this Pokémon and its three evolutions to their decks at once.

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  Flareon ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Flareon is card 3/64 in Jungle, illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno and available in a holographic version. With its 70 HP, it belongs to the trio of Eevee evolutions that arrived in this expansion.

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  Vaporeon ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Number 12/64 in its holographic version, Vaporeon is the toughest of Jungle's three Eevee evolutions, with 80 HP. Its artwork is by Kagemaru Himeno, who drew many cards in this series.

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  Jolteon ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Jolteon is holographic card 4/64 in Jungle, with 70 HP. Like Flareon and Vaporeon, it arrives at the same time as Eevee: the whole family turns up at once in this 64-card expansion.

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  Snorlax ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Holographic card 11/64 in Jungle, illustrated by Ken Sugimori, with 90 HP. This big sleeper had no card in the game's first series, which made its arrival all the more memorable.

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  Pinsir ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Pinsir is number 9/64 in Jungle in its holographic version, with 60 HP and artwork by Kagemaru Himeno. This bug with its fearsome pincers is missing from the game's first series.

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  Scyther ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Holographic card 10/64 in Jungle, with 70 HP, illustrated by Ken Sugimori. This bug with its bladed arms is one of the Kanto Pokémon left out of the very first series of cards.

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  Butterfree ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Uncommon card 33/64 in Jungle, with 70 HP. Now that's a real trap: Caterpie and Metapod are in the first series, but it took this expansion to finally evolve them into Butterfree.

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  Pidgeot ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Pidgeot is holographic card 8/64 in Jungle, with 80 HP. It completes the family of Pidgey and Pidgeotto, already available in the first series. Players finally had their final evolution.

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  Clefable ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Holographic card 1/64 in Jungle, illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita, with 70 HP. It opens the expansion's numbering and finally gives an evolution to Clefairy, whose card came out in the previous series.

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  Rapidash ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Uncommon card 44/64 in Jungle, with 70 HP and artwork by Mitsuhiro Arita. Its pre-evolution Ponyta comes from the first series, so you had to mix the two to play the whole family.

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  Dodrio ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Uncommon card 34/64 in Jungle, illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita, with 70 HP. This three-headed bird is the evolution of Doduo, already out in the previous series, a split that catches out many fans.

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  Nidoran♀ ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  The female Nidoran is number 57/64 in Jungle, with 60 HP. Her whole line is there with Nidorina and Nidoqueen, while the male's family had been published in the first series.

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  Kangaskhan ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Kangaskhan is holographic card 5/64 in Jungle, illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita. Its 90 HP make it one of the sturdiest Pokémon in the expansion. It has no card in the first series.

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  Mr. Mime ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Holographic card 6/64 in Jungle, illustrated by Ken Sugimori, with just 40 HP. That makes the Barrier Pokémon the most fragile of the shiny cards in this expansion, despite its rare status.

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  Jigglypuff ✓ Right ✗ Wrong

  Common card 54/64 in Jungle, illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno, with 60 HP. The little singer arrives alongside its evolution Wigglytuff in this expansion, even though it was already a star of the anime.