What is the effect of the Potion card?

The Potion card allows you to remove 2 damage counters from one of your Pokémon. If that Pokémon only has 1 damage counter, you remove 1 damage counter instead.

Is this Potion card rare?

No, this Potion card from the FireRed & LeafGreen set is a common Trainer card, making it easily accessible and not considered rare.

Who illustrated this Potion card?

This Potion card was illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi, known for his distinct digital art style during the EX Series era.

What year was the FireRed & LeafGreen set released?

The FireRed & LeafGreen set was released in 2004, making this card part of the EX Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

Can I use this Potion card in official Pokémon TCG tournaments?

The legality of this Potion card in official tournaments depends on the specific format being played (e.g., Standard, Expanded, Legacy), as older sets are often rotated out of current competitive play.

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PotionFirered Leafgreen #101 Pokémon Card

Name: Potion — Firered Leafgreen #101
Brand: Pokémon TCG

Firered Leafgreen·#101

The Potion, a quintessential healing item in the Pokémon universe, has been a constant companion for trainers since its debut in the first generation of games, symbolizing care and strategic resource management. This specific "Potion" card, numbered 101/112 from the 2004 FireRed & LeafGreen set, is a common Trainer card that stands out for its faithful artistic representation within the EX Series.

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Card Number: #101
Release Date: August 29, 2004
Language: EN
Set Code: EX06

Potion is an essential item in the world of Pokémon, serving as a fundamental tool for trainers to heal their Pokémon during battles or while exploring. Introduced in the very first generation of Pokémon games, Red and Blue, the Potion has been a staple ever since, appearing in every main series game, spin-off, and adaptation. It restores a small amount of a Pokémon's HP, making it crucial for extending a Pokémon's ability to fight or survive in the wild. While not a Pokémon itself, the item represents a core mechanic of the franchise, symbolizing care and strategy in a trainer's journey. Its widespread recognition and utility have made it an iconic symbol of the Pokémon universe, instantly recognizable to fans across generations. The concept of healing items is universal in role-playing games, but the Potion's simple yet effective design has solidified its place in pop culture. It is not tied to any specific habitat or behavior, as it is a manufactured item, but its use is ubiquitous across all regions where Pokémon and trainers interact.

Last updated: April 10, 2026