Three games searchable · No account, no tracking

EVERY CARD IN THE KNOWN GALAXY

One search box across Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering and Yu-Gi-Oh! — real card scans, real market prices, pulled live from the open databases the community maintains. Then find the people who actually play them.

01 — Card search

Search the archive

Pick a game, type a card name. Everything below comes back live from that game's open database — the scans, the set, the current market price. Hover a card to light the foil.

02 — The games

What's in orbit

Three games are wired into the search above. The rest are here because people asked where to start — publisher, launch year and the official site, nothing embellished.

Pokémon TCG

The Pokémon Company · since 1996

The most-played collectible card game in the world, and the deepest secondary market. Base Set holos through to the current Scarlet & Violet era.

Searchable here Official site

Magic: The Gathering

Wizards of the Coast · since 1993

The original trading card game. Commander, Modern, Legacy, cube and draft — and a card pool three decades deep.

Searchable here Official site

Yu-Gi-Oh!

Konami · since 1999

Fast, combo-dense duelling with a famously deep card pool and a banlist that rewrites the format every few months.

Searchable here Official site

One Piece Card Game

Bandai · since 2022

Leader-driven duels that found an audience fast. Alternate arts are the chase, and restocks vanish quickly.

Directory only Official site

Disney Lorcana

Ravensburger · since 2023

Disney characters, lore-race win condition, and some of the most sought-after enchanted-rare art in any modern game.

Directory only Official site

Flesh and Blood

Legend Story Studios · since 2019

Hero-based combat built for in-person play, with no reprints of its earliest rare sheet and a serious tournament circuit.

Directory only Official site

Digimon Card Game

Bandai · since 2020

Digivolution stacks and memory-gauge tempo. Small, dedicated scene with a steady release cadence.

Directory only Official site

Vintage & sealed

Every game · 1993 onward

Not a game so much as a discipline: sealed product, misprints, first-print stamps, and the grading that decides what any of it is worth.

Directory only PSA population report

04 — Where the data comes from

No numbers we can't show you

Every card, price and image on this page is fetched in your browser from one of three open databases. There is no TCGalaxy backend, no account system and no analytics.

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Pokémon TCG API

Card data, high-resolution scans and TCGplayer market prices for every English Pokémon set. Free, no key required at this volume.

pokemontcg.io
02

Scryfall

The reference Magic database — every printing, every language, with USD and EUR pricing and a search syntax that goes very deep.

scryfall.com
03

YGOPRODeck

Community-run Yu-Gi-Oh! database covering card text, sets, banlist status and market prices across several storefronts.

ygoprodeck.com
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What we don't do

No accounts, no cookies, no analytics, no trade escrow, no price predictions. Prices are whatever the source reported when you loaded the page.