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TCG Packs

The Original TCG came out in September 2003 by Wizards the Coast, and discontinued in 2006. On June 26, 2025, a New Battledome TCG set released by Upper Deck.


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Original TCG (2003-2006)

Base
Battle for Meridell
Curse of Maraqua
Darkest Faerie
Hannah and the Ice Caves

Haunted Woods
Lost Desert
Mystery Island
Promotional
Return of Dr. Sloth
Neopets Battledome TCG (2024-present)

25th Anniversary
Champions of Meridell
Defenders of Neopia
Fire Uni
Illusen's Glade

Jhudora's Bluff
Lord Kass
Official Battledome League (OBL)
Starry Acara
The Void Within

Two Player Demo
War for the Obelisk

TCG Set: Mystery Island

This expansion was released on July 23, 2004. The official title of this expansion pack was Secrets of Mystery Island. While this is just to spice up Mystery Island lore, it does include characters from the Volcano Mystery plot which released nearly a year before the TCG release from September 23, 2003 to October 18, 2003.

TCG Set: Mystery IslandA set of TCG cards from the Mystery Island pack.
Last Updated: July 22, 2025
Total Items: 100
If you win this contest by rolling a 6, return this card to your hand instead of discarding it.

Acorn Toy (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Water Neopets.

Baby Blu (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Light Neopets. Choose a Villain in play and discard it. Look at the hand of your opponent and discard all Villains there with that name. Then search the deck of your opponent. You may take all Villains with that name from his or her deck and discard them. Then your opponent shuffles his or her deck.

Banishment (TCG)
 This Neopet gets +5 to all stats while you have a Fire and a Water Neopet in play.

Blue Krawk (TCG)
 Peophins are rumoured to bring good fortune to all those around them.

Blue Peophin (TCG)
One mans tombola prize is another mans treasure.

Bottle of Green Sand (TCG)
 If you win this contest, you may attach this card to one of your Neopets or Heroes in the contest instead of discarding it. It is an Equipment instead of an Item while it is in play.

Bri Codestone (TCG)
 Swinging from vines, eating fruits, playing tricks?its all fun, but the best part of being a Mynci is nap time!

Brown Mynci (TCG)
 Always a hit at parties!

Cheesy Pineapple Sticks (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Neopets. You may tap this Neopet or Hero to name a card and then reveal the top 4 cards of your deck. Put all cards there with that name into your hand and discard the rest.

Cherry Wish Stick (TCG)
To play this, tap one of your Neopets. When you win a contest this Neopet or Hero is in on your turn by rolling a 6, you may discard this Equipment. If you do, its rivals do not untap on the next turn of your opponent.

Cocobolas (TCG)
 To play this, you need a Water Neopet. When a player wins a contest here, that player may choose 2 cards in his or her hand and discard them to search his or her deck, take a card there, and put it into his or her hand. Then that player shuffles his or her deck.

Cooking Pot (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Neopets. You may tap this Neopet or Hero to name a card and then reveal the top 4 cards from the deck of your opponent. Discard all cards there with that name and put the rest on the bottom of the deck of your opponent in any order.

Curse Stick (TCG)
 If she could only bounce a little bit higher . . . .

Doughnutfruit (TCG)
 To play this, you need a Fire Neopet. When you play this card, move all Water Neopets and Heroes to its arena. When this Villain loses a contest, the player who defeated it draws a card.

Eithne (TCG)
To play this, tap one of your Neopets. When this Equipment would be discarded from play, return it to your hand instead.

Engraved Boomerang (TCG)
 To play this in a contest, you need a Water Neopet. When you bank this card with a Water Neopet or Hero, reveal the top card of your deck. If it is a Negg, you may bank it.

Fish Negg (TCG)
 To play this, you need a Light Neopet. Play this when your opponent moves one of his or her Neopets to an arena. Move one of your Neopets to that arena.

Footprints (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Neopets. When you win a contest this Neopet or Hero is in by 5 or more, untap it.

Fumpu Leaf Medallion (TCG)
 A great big smile with every slice.

Funnydew Melon (TCG)
To play this, you need an Earth Neopet. Each player reveals the top 4 cards of his or her deck, puts all Fruit there into his or her hand, and puts the rest on the bottom of his or her deck in any order.

Gadgadsbogen (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Neopets.

Green Grass Skirt (TCG)
 Hunting is much easier when you have natural camouflage.

Green Kougra (TCG)
 This Neopet gets +1 to all stats while you have any Fire Neopets in play.

Green Krawk (TCG)
 Peophins are very shy and do not often mix with other species.

Green Peophin (TCG)
To play this, tap one of your Air Neopets. Name a card. Look at the hand of your opponent. If the card you named is there, you may bank an Item or Equipment from your hand.

Guess the Card (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Water Neopets. When you play this card, you may choose one of the Fire Petpets your opponent has in play and discard it.

Gulper (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Earth or Water Neopets. When you play this card, you may return an Item from your discard pile to your hand.

Hannah the Usul (TCG)
 If you win this contest, you may attach this card to one of your Neopets or Heroes in the contest instead of discarding it. It is an Equipment instead of an Item while it is in play.

Har Codestone (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Dark Neopets. Your opponent chooses one of his or her Neopets and discards it. Then you choose one of your Neopets and discard it. (A Basic Neopet that is discarded is put on the bottom of the Neopet stack of its owner.)

Hungry Natives (TCG)
When your opponent starts a contest against a Mynci Neopet, if this card is in your hand, you may replace that Mynci with this one.

Invisible Mynci (TCG)
 While this card is in your bank, each of your Acaras gets +1 to all stats.

Island Acara Plushie (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Light Neopets. When you win a contest the Neopet or Hero of this Petpet is in on your turn that is not against a Villain by rolling a 6, you may choose an Equipment in the bank of your opponent and return it to his or her hand.

Island Angelpuss (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Light Neopets. When you win a contest the Neopet or Hero of this Petpet is in on your turn that is not against a Villain by rolling a 6, you may choose an Item in the bank of your opponent and return it to his or her hand.

Island Kadoatie (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Neopets.

Island Lei (TCG)
When a contest starts, if this card is in your bank, you may discard it to choose one of your Basic Neopets in that contest and replace it with an Experienced Neopet of the same species from your deck. Then shuffle your deck.

Island PaintBrush (TCG)
 When this Neopet loses a contest in which you played an Item, you may return that Item to your hand instead of discarding it.

Island Peophin (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Earth Neopets. When you play this card, you may move its Neopet or Hero to another arena.

Island Whinny (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Water Neopets. When you play this card, you choose a card in the bank of your opponent and he or she chooses a card in your bank. Exchange those cards. (Do not do any effects that happen when these cards are banked.)

Jhuidah (TCG)
 To play this, you need a Dark or Water Neopet. When this Villain loses a contest, untap all of its rivals.

Kastraliss (TCG)
To play this in a contest, you need a Water Neopet. This card gives an additional +3 to all stats if there is a Water rival in this contest.

Kiko Squeeze Toy (TCG)
 You may tap this Neopet to return a Totem from your discard pile to your hand.

Kougra Archaeologist (TCG)
 This Neopet gets +3 to all stats in contests against more than one rival.

Kougra Chieftain (TCG)
 A whole pound of Krakuberries goes into each sickly sweet serving.

Krakuberry Juice (TCG)
 When you would play an Item in a contest this Neopet is in on your turn, look at the top card of your deck. If it is an Item, you may play it instead of an Item from your hand.

Krawk Shaman (TCG)
If you win this contest, you may attach this card to one of your Neopets or Heroes in the contest instead of discarding it. It is an Equipment instead of an Item while it is in play.

Lu Codestone (TCG)
 If you win this contest, you may attach this card to one of your Neopets or Heroes in the contest instead of discarding it. It is an Equipment instead of an Item while it is in play.

Mau Codestone (TCG)
 To play this, you need an Air or Dark Neopet. When this Villain wins a contest, the player it defeated chooses a card in his or her bank and discards it. When this Villain loses a contest, untap all of its rivals. If their master is in a nice mood, he may even let them keep some of their ill-gotten gains.

Meerca Brothers (TCG)
 To play this, you need a Fire Neopet. When you play this card, choose one of your Neopets and roll a die. If you roll a 1, discard that Neopet. (A Basic Neopet that is discarded is put on the bottom of the Neopet stack of its owner.) Repeat this for each of your other Neopets (one at a time). Then your opponent does the same for each of his or her Neopets (one at a time). When this Villain loses a contest, untap all of its rivals.

Moltenus (TCG)
 To play this, you need a Water Neopet. Choose either the strength or intelligence arena. Move all Neopets to that arena.

Monsoon (TCG)
To play this, you need an Earth Neopet. Choose a Location in play. Move it to an arena of your choice that does not already have a Location.

Mudslide (TCG)
 Early settlers brought this extremely sour fruit to the island.

Muntando Fruit (TCG)
 When this Neopet starts a contest, you may choose a Petpet attached to another of your Neopets or Heroes and attach it to this Neopet.

Mynci Safari Guide (TCG)
 To play this, you need a Dark Neopet. Play this card when your opponent rolls a 6 in a contest. He or she rerolls that die.

Oops! (TCG)
 This Neopet gets +1 to all stats while you have any Fire Neopets in play.

Orange Mynci (TCG)
When this Neopet loses a contest, you may move it to another arena.

Peophin Waverider (TCG)
 When this Neopet wins a contest against a Neopet on your turn, your opponent chooses a card from his or her hand and discards it.

Pirate Krawk (TCG)
 To play this, you need an Earth Neopet. This Villain?s strength is equal to the total strength of all Neopets in play that aren?t in this Villain?s arena. Figure out each of its other stats the same way. When this Villain loses a contest, untap all of its rivals. They had been warned not to search for the Ruined City. Now it was too late.

Potgatkerchi (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Water Neopets.

Primella (TCG)
 Before each of your turns, look at the top card of your deck and then put it back on either the top or bottom.

Pteri Lookout (TCG)
These purple, sugary fruits are a common sight all over the island.

Purplums (TCG)
 To play this, you need an Earth Neopet. When a player rolls a 1 in a contest here, the Neopets belonging to that player in the contest do not untap on his or her next turn.

Quicksand (TCG)
 When you are painted rainbow, you always match!

Rainbow Pteri (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Fire Neopets. When you play this card, you may choose one of the Water Petpets of your opponent that is in play and discard it.

Ramosan (TCG)
 Pteris were originally found in the prehistoric land of Tyrannia.

Red Pteri (TCG)
This Neopet gets +1 to all stats while you have any Water Neopets in play.

Red Techo (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Neopets. When this Neopet or Hero loses a contest, your opponent may move it to an arena of his or her choice.

Ring of Weightlessness (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Earth or Fire Neopets. When you play this card, reveal the top 3 cards of your deck. Put all Fruit there into your hand and discard the rest.

Rufus (TCG)
 To play this, you need a Dark Neopet. Items cannot be played in contests here.

Ruined City (TCG)
 To play this, you need an Air Neopet. When you win a contest in which you played an Item this turn, you may return that Item to your hand instead of discarding it.

Salvaged Goods (TCG)
Before your turn, if this card is in your bank, you may discard it to have each player discard his or her hand.

Shell Acara Totem (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Neopets.

Slugawoo (TCG)
 Before your turn, if this card is in your bank, you may discard it to choose one of the Neopets of your opponent in play and discard it. (A Basic Neopet that is discarded is put on the bottom of the Neopet stack of its owner.)

Snarling Totem (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Dark Neopets. When this Petpet is discarded from play, your opponent discards a card at random from his or her hand.

Snotbunny (TCG)
 When you bank this card, look at the top 4 cards of your deck and put them back in any order.

Star Gazing (TCG)
When you bank this card, each of your Neopets gets +2 to all stats until the end of the turn.

Tagobo Potion (TCG)
 Before you roll for a contest this Neopet is in, you may have it use the stat of one of its rivals instead of its own. (The stat includes everything except Item bonuses and the die roll.)

Techo Adept (TCG)
 When this Neopet starts a contest, name a card. Then reveal the top card of your deck. If you named that card, draw it.

Techo Fisherman (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Light Neopets. While this Hero is in play, each of your Neopets gets +3 to all stats.

Techo Master (TCG)
 Be careful when eating these, or you may end up with a pierced tongue!

Thornberry (TCG)
To play this, tap one of your Neopets. When you win a contest this Neopet or Hero is in by rolling a 6, you may discard this Equipment at the end of the contest to choose one of its rivals and discard it. (A Basic Neopet that is discarded is put on the bottom of the Neopet stack of its owner.) When you roll a 1 for a contest this Neopet or Hero is in, discard this Equipment (after you decide who won).

Tiki Bomb (TCG)
 To play this, you need a Fire Neopet. Choose an arena where your opponent has at least one Neopet. Untap all of your Neopets and Heroes there. You may start an extra contest there this turn.

Tiki Party (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Fire Neopets. When you play this card, reveal the top card of your opponent?s deck. If the card collector number ends in 0, 2, or 5, draw 3 cards. (The card collector number is in the lower right-hand corner. For example, Tiki Tack Man?s card collector number is 39.

Tiki Tack Man (TCG)
 To play this, you need an Air Neopet. When a player wins a contest here that is not against a Villain, that player may put any number of cards from his or her hand on the bottom of his or her deck in any order and then draw that many cards.

Trading Post (TCG)
 To play this, you need a Light Neopet. At the end of each contest here, each player who played an Item in the contest draws a card.

Training School (TCG)
To play this, tap one of your Neopets.

Tribal Blowgun (TCG)
 To play this, you need a Fire Neopet. Heroes and Experienced Neopets cannot start contests except against Tura-Kepek. When this Villain loses a contest, the player who defeated it draws a card.

Tura-Kepek (TCG)
 When you bank this card, return a card at random from your discard pile to your hand.

Undiscovered Treasure (TCG)
 To play this, tap 3 of your Fire Neopets. Discard all Neopets, Heroes, Villains, and Locations in play.

Volcanic Eruption (TCG)
 To play this, you need a Fire Neopet. Before the turn of each player, he or she rolls a die. If he or she rolls a 1, discard all Neopets, Heroes, Villains, and Locations here.

Volcano (TCG)
To play this in a contest, you need a Water Neopet. When you bank this card with a Water Neopet or Hero, choose an arena. You may choose one Neopet controlled by each player in that arena, untap them, and exchange control of them. (They cannot be traded in or replaced). At the end of the turn, each one goes back to its owner. (Each one stays in the arena it is in at the end of the turn.)

Voodoo Doll (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Neopets. This Equipment gives an additional +3 to strength while attached to a Fire Neopet or Hero. This Equipment gives an additional +3 to agility while attached to a Water Neopet or Hero.

Werelupe Claw (TCG)
 Seeing a white Kougra on Mystery Island is considered extremely good luck.

White Kougra (TCG)
 To play this, you need a Water Neopet. Name a card. Reveal the top 4 cards of your deck. Put all cards there with that name into your hand and discard the rest.

Wishing Well (TCG)
 After the dice are rolled for a contest on your turn, if this card is in your bank, you may discard it to win the contest (even if your opponent rolled a 6).

Wooden Kougra Totem (TCG)
If this card is in your bank, you may discard it to untap each of your Neopets and give them +3 to all stats until the end of the turn.

Wooden Nimmo Totem (TCG)
 To play this, tap one of your Neopets.

Yellow Grass Skirt (TCG)
 This Neopet gets +1 to all stats while you have any Water Neopets in play.

Yellow Pteri (TCG)
 With fingers like suction cups, Techos can be found just about anywhere they would defy gravity.

Yellow Techo (TCG)
 If you win this contest, you may attach this card to one of your Neopets or Heroes in the contest instead of discarding it. It is an Equipment instead of an Item while it is in play.

Zed Codestone (TCG)

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