Southern Islands Binder Layout Planner
The full Southern Islands master set runs 24 cards: 18 base, 6 reverse holos. That fills 2 double-sided 9-pocket pages. Every pocket below is mapped in set order, so you know where each card goes before you sleeve a single one — free, with live prices. New to master sets? Start with the Southern Islands master set guide, or print card placeholders (free PDF) for your binder.
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Variants:N NormalRH Reverse Holo
Page 1
Mew1/18
This Pokémon's body is covered by fine hairs that can be seen only under a microscope.
Pidgeot2/18
This Pokémon searches for food while flying at Mach 2. Its large claws make fearsome weapons.
Onix3/18
This Pokémon burrows through the earth at high speed, looking for food. The tunnels it digs are used by Diglett as nests.
Togepi4/18
This Pokémon is still immature. When threatened, it releases poison from its head and tries to drive its enemies away.
Ivysaur5/18
A sure sign spring is on its way is when the seed on this Pokémon's back flowers.
Raticate6/18
This Pokémon sometimes hunts for food in rivers, swimming using the small webs between the toes on its rear legs.
Ledyba7/18
When it senses enemies approaching, this Pokémon releases an orange fluid from the joints in its legs and flees.
Jigglypuff8/18
After lulling its enemies with its large eyes, this Pokémon sings them to sleep with a relaxing melody.
Butterfree9/18
The poison scales on its wings are waterproof, allowing this Pokémon to be active even on rainy days.
Page 2
Tentacruel10/18
This Pokémon attacks its prey with its eighty toxin-producing tentacles.
Marill11/18
This Pokémon's fur repels water like a duck's feathers, allowing it to stay dry and fluffy even in water.
Lapras12/18
This gentle Pokémon can understand human language and allows people to ride on its back.
Exeggutor13/18
This Pokémon has a unique cry, as all three of its heads are always talking independently of one another.
Slowking14/18
Its nonchalant reaction to everything somehow gives this Pokémon an imposing presence.
Wartortle15/18
When attacked, this Pokémon withdraws into its shell, although it can't quite pull in all of its long tail.
Lickitung16/18
This Pokémon uses its six-foot tongue as if it were a hand. The origin of its anaesthetic properties is still a mystery.
Vileplume17/18
This Pokémon makes a loud jangling noise when it shakes its petals to spread poison powder.
Primeape18/18
This Pokémon only calms down when there are no other animals or people around—which means no one has ever seen it when it's not angry.