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Pokemon Tazos Series 1 Set 2 - Lay's

Tazos 50/50

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POKEMON TAZOS COLLECTION DESCRIPTION

Pokemon Tazo Series 1 Set 2 – A collection of 50 tazo tokens added to Lay’s chips. In the second set, the attribute located on the tazo and describing the type of Pokemon (from strength to type) was renamed. The series so depicted mainly the transformations of Pokemon from the first generation. Each was depicted while performing an attack. Also shown on the back were the types that a particular pokemon defeats. As in the first series, stone defeated water. A popular mistake was Flareon’s fringe, which was often not fully printed, so that it contained only blank space.

52. Raichu

53. Electabuzz

54. Nidoking

55. Golbat

56. Grimer

57. Diglett

58. Marowak

59. Rhydon

60. Kadabra

61. Hypno

62. Golem

63. Geodude

64. Omastar

65. Kabutops

66. Primeape

67. Machoke

68. Hitmonchan

69. Charmeleon

70. Ninetales

71. Flareon

72. Blastoise

73. Golduck

74. Cloyster

75. Kingler

76. Horsea

77. Goldeen

78. Caterpie

79. Beedrill

80. Pinsir

81. Scyther

82. Pidgeot

83. Rattata

84. Snorlax

85. Persian

86. Farfetch'd

87. Dodrio

88. Kangaskhan

89. Venusaur

90. Victreebel

91. Exeggcute

92. Haunter

93. Dratini

94. Dragonite

95. Tauros

96. Ash & Pikachu

97. Joy

98. Mew

99. Mewtwo

100. Ivysaur

101. Vileplume

Pokemon Tazos 2 Zapper Series 1 Lay's

Tazos 10/10

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ZAPPER DESCRIPTION

Pokemon Tazo 2 Zapper – is the first series of zappers (thick tazo), it consists of 10 double-sided plastic discs. They depict Pokemon from the first generation, each is described with its type, and the types it defeats.The type assigned to each Pokemon is unique and not repeated. Zapper was the thickness of 3 regular tazo and was used to beat them. They could be found in Lay’s brand chips.

1. Raichu

2. Kadabra

3. Golem

4. Blastoise

5. Caterpie

6. Marowak

7. Charmeleon

8. Machoke

9. Venusaur

10. Grimer

Pokemon Tazos Zapper Series 2 Lay's

Tazos 10/10

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POKEMON TAZO ZAPPER DESCRIPTION

Pokemon Tazo Zapper is the second series of zappers. It continues the numerical notation (starts at 11 and ends at 20). It depicts only Pokemon added in the second generation. Each is described by type and on the back by the types it defeats. Pokemon zappers could be found in Lay’s brand chips.

11. Skiploom

12. Spinarak

13. Croconaw

14. Aipom

15. Unown

16. Flaaffy

17. Phanpy

18. Swinub

19. Murkrow

20. Entei

Pokemon Tazos Series 1 Set 1 Lay's

Tazos 51/51

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POKEMON TAZOS DESCRIPTION

Pokemon Tazo Set 1 Series 1 – Catch them all! – is a series of 51 tazo chips added to Lay’s brand chips. It was the first Pokemon tazo series released in Poland. It depicted Pokemon from the first generation, without evolution. Each Pokemon Tazo was described with the type of the Pokemon in question, and on the back there was information about the types that the Pokemon Tazo defeats. The order of the Pokemon is according to their numbers in the Pokedex.

1. Bulbasaur

2. Charmander

3. Squirtle

4. Caterpie

5. Weedle

6. Pidgey

7. Rattata

8. Spearow

9. Ekans

10. Pikachu

11. Sandshrew

12. Nidoran F

13. Nidoran M

14. Vulpix

15. Jigglypuff

16. Zubat

17. Oddish

18. Paras

19. Venonat

20. Diglett

21. Meowth

22. Psyduck

23. Mankey

24. Growlithe

25. Poliwag

26. Abra

27. Machop

28. Bellsporut

29. Tentacool

30. Geodude

31. Ponyta

32. Slowpoke

33. Magnemite

34. Grimer

35. Gastly

36. Drowzee

37. Krabby

38. Voltorb

39. Exeggcute

40. Cubone

41. Koffing

42. Rhyhorn

43. Horsea

44. Goldeen

45. Staryu

46. Magikarp

47. Eevee

48. Omanyte

49. Kabuto

50. Dratini

51. Ash

Pokemon Chipicao Series 2

Stickers133/160

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POKEMON CHIPICAO SERIES 2 DESCRIPTION

Chipicao Pokemon Series 2 – The collection counts 160 double-sided stickers. They were added to Chipicao’s croissants, one package contained a sachet with two cards. The stickers had a dedicated album, after collecting the entire collection, and sending it to the manufacturer, one received a set of stamps. There are a few errors in the sticker series, Ninetales is described as Ninetails, and sticker #76 Golem – which shows Graveler instead of the mentioned Pokemon. Series 2 was characterized by the fact that each Pokemon had an individual background and its type in the upper right corner.

1. Bulbasaur

2. Ivysaur

3. Venusaur

4. Charmander

5. Charmeleon

6. Charizard

7. Squirtle

8. Wartortle

9. Blastoise

10. Caterpie

11. Metapod

12. Butterfree

13. Weedle

14. Kakuna

15. Beedrill

16. Pidgey

17. Pidgeotto

18. Pidgeot

19. Rattata

20. Raticate

21. Spearow

22. Fearow

23. Ekans

24. Arbok

25. Pikachu

26. Raichu

27. Sandshrew

28. Sandslash

29. Nidoran F

30. Nidorina

31. Nidoqueen

32. Nidoran M

33. Nidorino

34. Nidoking

35. Clefairy

36. Clefable

37. Vulpix

38. Ninetails (Ninetales)

39. Jigglypuff

40. Wigglytuff

41. Zubat

42. Golbat

43. Oddish

44. Gloom

45. Vileplume

46. Paras

47. Parasect

48. Venonat

49. Venomoth

50. Diglett

51. Dugtrio

52. Meowth

53. Persian

54. Psyduck

55. Golduck

56. Mankey

57. Primeape

58. Growlithe

59. Arcanine

60. Poliwag

61. Poliwhirl

62. Poliwrath

63. Abra

64. Kadabra

65. Alakazam

66. Machop

67. Machoke

68. Machamp

69. Bellsprout

70. Weepinbell

71. Victreebel

72. Tentacool

73. Tentacruel

74. Geodude

75. Graveler

76. Golem (Graveler)

77. Ponyta

78. Rapidash

79. Slowpoke

80. Slowbro

81. Magnemite

82. Magneton

83. Farfetch'd

84. Doduo

85. Dodrio

86. Seel

87. Dewgong

88. Grimer

89. Muk

90. Shellder

91. Cloyster

92. Gastly

93. Haunter

94. Gengar

95. Onix

96. Drowzee

97. Hypno

98. Krabby

99. Kingler

100. Voltorb

101. Electrode

102. Exeggcute

103. Exeggutor

104. Cubone

105. Marowak

106. Hitmonlee

107. Hitmonchan

108. Likitung

109. Koffing

110. Weezing

111. Rhyhorn

112. Rhydon

113. Chansey

115. Tangela

115. Kangaskhan

116. Horsea

117. Seadra

118. Goldeen

119. Seaking

120. Staryu

121. Starmie

122. Mr. Mime

123. Scyther

124. Jynx

125. Electabuzz

126. Magmar

127. Pinsir

128. Tauros

129. Magikarp

130. Gyarados

131. Lapras

132. Ditto

133. Eevee

134. Vaporeon

135. Jolteon

136. Flareon

137. Porygon

138. Omanyte

139. Omastar

140. Kabuto

141. Kabutops

142. Aerodactyl

143. Snorlax

144. Articuno

145. Zapdos

146. Moltres

147. Dratini

148. Dragonair

149. Dragonite

150. Mewtwo

151. Mew

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1. Bulbasaur
2. Ivysaur
3. Venusaur
4. Charmander
5. Charmeleon
6. Charizard
7. Squirtle
8. Wartortle
9. Blastoise
10. Caterpie
11. Metapod
12. Butterfree
13. Weedle
14. Kakuna
15. Beedrill
16. Pidgey
17. Pidgeotto
18. Pidgeot
19. Rattata
20. Raticate
21. Spearow
22. Fearow
23. Ekans
24. Arbok
25. Pikachu
26. Raichu
27. Sandshrew
28. Sandslash
29. Nidoran F
30. Nidorina
31. Nidoqueen
32. Nidoran M
33. Nidorino
34. Nidoking
35. Clefairy
36. Cleffable
37. Vulpix
38. Ninetales
39. Jigglypuff
40. Wigglytuff
41. Zubat
42. Golbat
43. Oddish
44. Gloom
45. Vileplume
46. Paras
47. Parasect
48. Venonat
49. Venomoth
50. Diglett
51. Dugtrio
52. Meowth
53. Persian
54. Psyduck

55. Golduck
56. Primeape
57. Primeape
58. Growlithe
59. Arcanine
60. Poliwag
61. Poliwhirl
62. Poliwrath
63. Abra
64. Kadabra
65. Alakazam
66. Machop
67. Machoke
68. Machamp
69. Bellsprout
70. Weepinbell
71. Victreebel
72. Tentacool
73. Tentacruel
74. Geodude
75. Graveler
76. Golem
77. Ponyta
78. Rapidash
79. Slowpoke
80. Slowbro
81. Magnemite
82. Magneton
83. Farfetch'd
84. Doduo
85. Dodrio
86. Seel
87. Dewgong
88. Grimer
89. Muk
90. Shellder
91. Cloyster
92. Gastly
93. Haunter
94. Gengar
95. Onix
96. Drowzee
97. Hypno
98. Krabby
99. Kingler
100. Voltorb
101. Electrode
103. Exeggcute
104. Exeggcutor
104. Cubone
105. Marowak
106. Hitmonlee
107. Hitmonchan

108. Lickitung
109. Koffing
110. Weezing
111. Rhyhorn
112. Rhydon
113. Chansey
114. Tangela
115. Kangaskhan
116. Horsea
117. Seadra
118. Goldeen
119. Seaking
120. Staryu
121. Starmie
122. Mr. Mime
123. Scyther
124. Jynx
125. Electabuzz
126. Magmar
127. Pinsir
128. Tauros
129. Magikarp
130. Gyarados
131. Lapras
132. Ditto
133. Eevee
134. Vaporeon
135. Jolteon
136. Flareon
137. Porygon
138. Omanyte
139. Omastar
140. Kabuto
141. Kabutops
142. Aerodactyl
143. Snorlax
144. Articuno
145. Zapdos
146. Moltres
147. Dratini
148. Dragonair
149. Dragonite
150. Mewtwo
151. Mew
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Pokemon Chipicao Series 1

Stickers126/160

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POKEMON CHIPICAO SERIES ONE

Pokemon Chipicao Series 1 – This is a series of 160 two-torn stickers. They were added to Chipicao-branded croissants. They depicted Pokemon from the First Generation (Kanto), such as Charmander, Bulbasaur, Articuno and Kabutops, as well as trainers known from the animated series.

1. Bulbasaur

2. Ivysaur

3. Venusaur

4. Charmander

5. Charmeleon

6. Charizard

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9. Blastoise

10. Caterpie

11. Metapod

12. Butterfree

13. Weedle

14. Kakuna

15. Beedrill

16. Pidgey

17. Pidgeotto

18. Pidgeot

19. Rattata

20. Raticate

21. Spearow

22. Fearow

23. Ekans

24. Arbok

25. Pikachu

26. Raichu

27. Sandshrew

28. Sandslash

29. Nidoran F

30. Nidorina

31. Nidoqueend

32. Nidoran M

33. Nidorino

34. Nidoking

35. Clefairy

36. Clefable

37. Vulpix

38. Ninetales (Ninetails)

39. Jigglypuff

40. Wigglytuff

41. Zubat

42. Golbat

43. Oddish

44. Gloom

45. Vileplume

46. Paras

47. Parasect

48. Venonat

49. Venomoth

50. Diglet

51. Dugtrio

52. Meowth

53. Persian

54. Psyduck

55. Golduck

56. Mankey

2 58. Growlithe

59. Arcanine

60. Poliwag

61. Poliwhirl

62. Poliwrath

63. Abra

64. Kadabra

65. Alakazam

66. Machop

67. Machoke

68. Machamp

69. Bellsprout

70. Weepinbell

71. Victreebel

72. Tentacool

73. Tentacruel

74. Geodude

75. Graveler

76. Golem

77. Ponyta

78. Rapidash

79. Slowpoke

80. Slowbro

81. Magnemite

82. Magneton

83. Farfetch'd

84. Doduo

85. Dodrio

86. Seel

87. Dewgong

88. Grimer

89. Muk

90. Shellder

91. Cloyster

92. Gastly

93. Haunter

94. Gengar

95. Onix

96. Drowzee

97. Hypno

98 Krabby

99. Kingler

100. Voltorb

101. Electrode

102. Exeggcute

103. Exeggutor

104. Cubone

105. Marowak

106. Hitmonlee

107. Hitmonchan

108. Lickitung

109. Koffing

110. Weezing

111. Rhyhorn

112. Rhydon

113. Chansey

114. Tangela

115. Kangaskhan

116. Horsea

117. Seadra

118. Goldeen

119. Seaking

120. Staryu

121. Starmie

122. Mr. Mime

123. Scyther

124. Jynx

125. Electabuzz

126. Magmar

127. Pinsir

128. Tauros

129. Magikarp

130. Gyarados

131. Lapras

132. Ditto

133. Eevee

134. Vaporeon

135. Jolteon

136. Flareon

137. Porygon

138. Omanyte

139. Omastar

140. Kabuto

141. Kabutops

142. Aerodactyl

143. Snorlax

144. Articuno

145. Zapdos

146. Moltres

147. Dratini

148. Dragonair

149. Dragonite

150. Mewtwo

151. Mew

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STICKERS ALBUM POKEMON CHIPICAO

Chipita album, was used to paste Pokemon stickers. When one completed the entire collection, one could send the completed album to the manufacturer’s address and receive a special prize, which was a set of stamps. Once the lucky cards were found, one could win prizes such as a Nintendo 64 Pikachu Edition, Pokemon Power Bouncers, Gameboy Color or Pokedex by Tiger. Each Pokemon was described in the album with a short annotation. Unfortunately, the album contains quite a few errors in its descriptions. A list of all the information contained in the Chipicao album:

Bulbasaur – At birth, a strange seed was planted on its back. The plant develops and grows with this Pokemon.
Ivysaur – When the bulge on its back reaches enormous size, it seems to lose the ability to stand on its hind legs.
Venusaur – Under the influence of solar energy, the plant flourishes. This Pokemon constantly follows the sunlight.
Charmander – It definitely prefers hot places. Reportedly, when it rains, steam comes out of the end of its tail.
Charmeleon – When he waves his flaming tail, the temperature rises to unbearably high levels.
Charizard – Spits fire so hot that it melts boulders. He is known for inadvertently setting forests on fire.
Squirtle – At birth, its back swells and hardens to form a shell. It is capable of spraying foam from its mouth with great power.
Wartortle – Often hides in the water to sneak up on prey. When swimming fast, it moves its ears to maintain balance.
Blastoise – Brutal Pokemon with jet jets on its shell. These serve its purpose of grabbing enemies at high speed.
Caterpie – Its short feet are equipped with suction cups that allow it to climb up slopes and walls with ease.
Metapod – This Pokemon is prone to attack, while its shell is soft and reveals its weak and delicate body.
Butterfree – It flaps its wings quickly in battle, spreading highly poisonous dust in the air.
Weedle – Often found in forests, it feeds on leaves. It has sharp and venomous stingers on its head.
Kakuna – Almost unable to move, this Pokemon can only make its shell harder to protect itself from predators.
Beedrill – Flies with great speed and attacks using large, venomous stingers located on its front paws and tail.
Pidgey – Commonly found in forests and groves. It flutters its wings near the ground to raise blinding sand.
Pidgeotto – Very concerned with its territory. This Pokemon fiercely pecks at any intruder.
Pidgeot – When it hunts, it swoops over water at high speed, pulling out unsuspecting prey such as Magikarp.
Rattata – Bites everything when it attacks. Small and very fast, it is found in many places.
Raticate – Uses its feelers to keep its balance. Slows down considerably when they are cut off.Spearow – Feeds on bugs in grassy areas. Spearow has to flap its small wings very quickly to stay in the air.
Fearow – With its large, magnificent wings, it can stay in the air without having to land for a rest.
Ekans – Moves silently and imperceptibly. It eats birds such as pidgey and spearow.
Arbok -There are rumors that its flashy warning coloration on its abdomen varies depending on where it is found.
Pikachu – When several of these Pokemon are collected, their electricity can increase and cause thunderstorms.
Raichu – Its long tail serves as a grounding and protection from its own electricity.
Sandshrew – Nests deep underground in dry places. It only comes to the surface to hunt.
Sandslash – In the face of danger it curls up into a spiky ball, In this state it can attack or flee.
Nidoran -Despite its small size, this Pokemon is quite dangerous due to its poisoned spikes. The female has smaller horns.
Nidorin – The female’s horn grows slowly. It prefers to attack in close quarters, such as scratching and biting.
Nidoqueen – Its hard scales provide it with strong protection. It uses its bulk to deliver powerful blows.
Nidoran – To sense danger, it sets its ears. The larger its horns, the more poisonous its hidden venom.
Nidorino – An aggressive Pokemon that attacks with lightning speed. The horn on its head contains powerful venom.
Nidoking – Uses its powerful tail in battle to strike, strangle, then break its victim’s bones.
Clefairy – Its magical and pleasant appearance has found numerous admirers. It is rare and found only in certain areas.
Clefable – A rarely seen fairy Pokemon. It flees into hiding when it senses the presence of humans.
Vulpix – Has only one tail at birth. As it ages, it splits from the end.
Ninetales – Very agile and vengeful. Catching him with one of his nine tails can change the consequences in the form of a 1000-year curse.Drowzee – He puts opponents to sleep and devours their dreams. Sometimes has indigestion due to nightmares.
Hypno – When he drags his enemy’s gaze, he uses a combination of PSI moves such as Hypnosis or Confusion.
Crabby – His pincers are not just a weapon, he also uses them to keep his balance while walking sideways.
Kingler – A large pair of pincers has 10000hp of punching power. However, their large size makes using them unwieldy.
Voltorb – Mostly found in power plants. Easily mistaken for a pokeball. It has already electrocuted many people.
Electrode – Stores electrical energy within itself. Explodes for no reason or just a little provoked.
Exeggcute – They are often mistaken for eggs. When disturbed they gather and attack.
Exeggutor – Legend has it that on rare occasions one of its heads falls off and continues to exist as an exeggcute.
Cubone – No one has yet seen his face, as he does not remove his helmet.
Marowak – The bone he holds is his main weapon. He throws it skillfully, like a boomerang to knock out his victim.
Hitmonlee – When he is in a hurry, his legs lengthen. He runs with super-long strides.
Hitmonchan – Seemingly idle, but deals blows so fast that it is impossible to see.
Lickitung – His tongue stretches like a chameleon. When it licks an enemy, it causes an itching sensation.
Koffing – It stores several types of poisonous gases in its body and therefore often explodes without warning.
Weezing – Where two types of gases meet, two koffing’s can fuse together for many years, forming a weezing.
Rhyhorn – Its bones are so massive and a thousand times harder than human bones that it can easily throw a caravan into the air.Rhydon – Protected by a skin like armor, it can live in liquid lava at 1,600 degrees.
Chansey – This Pokemon is rare and elusive. It is said to bring good luck to those who manage to get it.
Tangela – Its entire body is wrapped in vines, similar to seaweed. When he walks, he shakes them.
Kangaskhan – Before the age of three, cubs rarely leave their mother’s pocket.
Horsea – Known for knocking down flying insects with streams of ink from the surface of the water.
Seadra – Able to swim backwards, rapidly flapping its wing-like pectoral fins and powerful tail.
Goldeen – Its tail fin puffs out like an elegant ball gown, giving rise to its nickname Queen of the Waters.
Seaking – They swim up rivers and streams during the autumn spawning season.
Staryu – An enigmatic Pokemon, it can effortlessly regenerate any limb lost in battle.
Starmie – Its central core shimmers with the seven colors of the rainbow. Some people value this core as a gem.
Mime – If disturbed while he plays mime, he attacks by beating his opponent with his broad hands.
Scyther – Agile and quick as a ninja, he can make it seem like there is more than one.
Jynx -Walks, swaying her hips seductively. He can make people dance along with him.
Electabuzz – Although usually found near power plants, they can wander and cause major power drops in cities.
Magmar – His body always glows orange, so he can hide effectively among the flames.
Pinsir – If he fails to crush his prey with his pincers, he hurls it heavily against the ground.
Tauros – When it takes an enemy as a target, it charges furiously, while flogging the enemy’s body with its long tails.
Magikarp – In the distant past, he was slightly stronger than his present-day, extremely weak descendants.
Gyarados – Rarely found in the wild. Huge and acrimonious, when it gets into a rage it is capable of destroying entire cities.
Lapras – Pokemon almost completely exterminated by hunters. It can serve as a shuttle and ferry many people across the water at once.
Ditto – Can copy an opponent’s genetic code and instantly transform into a duplicate.
Eevee – Has an irregular genetic code. Can mutate if subjected to elemental stone radiation.
Vaporeon – Takes up residence near water. Its long tail is topped with a fin due to which it is often mistaken for a mermaid.
Jolteon – Accumulates anions in the atmosphere to throw lightning bolts of 10,000 volts.
Flareon – When it stores heat energy within itself, its temperature can rise to over 1,600 degrees.
Porygon – Pokemon composed entirely of computer code. It can move unhindered in cyberspace.
Omanyte – Although it became extinct long ago, in rare cases it can be resurrected using fossils.
Omastar – Prehistoric Pokemon. It became extinct as a species when its heavy shell prevented it from grabbing prey.
Kabuto – Pokemon resurrected from a fossil found where the ocean floor was eons ago.
Kabutops – Its streamlined shape makes it a great swimmer. It rips its prey apart with its claws and sucks out vital fluids.
Aerodactyl – A menacing prehistoric Pokemon. It attacks its opponent’s throat with serrated, sawblade-like fangs.
Snorlax – A dreadful lazy person. Would only eat and sleep. As he gains weight, he becomes more voracious.
Articuno – Legendary Pokemon – a bird that is said to appear to doomed humans lost among ice-covered mountains.
Zapdos – Legendary Pokemon – a bird that is said to emerge from the clouds while hurling huge lightning bolts.
Moltres – Known as the legendary heat-bird. Each flap of its wings causes an explosion of flames.
Dratini – Until recently considered a myth, until a small colony of these creatures was discovered living underwater.
Dragonair – A mythical Pokemon, spreading a gentle aura. It can influence climatic conditions.
Dragonite – An extremely rarely observed sea Pokemon. It is said to match humans in intelligence.
Mewtwo – Created by scientists after years of horrible gene-splicing and DNA manipulation experiments.
Mew – A legendary Pokemon image, it is a unique reflection of a creature that few humans can see, on the globe.

CHIPITA POKEMON CHECKLIST

1. Bulbasaur
2. Ivysaur
3. Venusaur
4. Charmander
5. Charmeleon
6. Charizard
7. Squirtle
8. Wartortle
9. Blastoise
10. Caterpie
11. Metapod
12. Butterfree
13. Weedle
14. Kakuna
15. Beedrill
16. Pidgey
17. Pidgeotto
18. Pidgeot
19. Rattata
20. Raticate
21. Spearow
22. Fearow
23. Ekans
24. Arbok
25. Pikachu
26. Raichu
27. Sandshrew
28. Sandslash
29. Nidoran F
30. Nidorina
31. Nidoqueen
32. Nidoran M
33. Nidorino
34. Nidoking
35. Clefairy
36. Cleffable
37. Vulpix
38. Ninetales
39. Jigglypuff
40. Wigglytuff
41. Zubat
42. Golbat
43. Oddish
44. Gloom
45. Vileplume
46. Paras
47. Parasect
48. Venonat
49. Venomoth
50. Diglett
51. Dugtrio
52. Meowth
53. Persian
54. Psyduck

55. Golduck
56. Primeape
57. Primeape
58. Growlithe
59. Arcanine
60. Poliwag
61. Poliwhirl
62. Poliwrath
63. Abra
64. Kadabra
65. Alakazam
66. Machop
67. Machoke
68. Machamp
69. Bellsprout
70. Weepinbell
71. Victreebel
72. Tentacool
73. Tentacruel
74. Geodude
75. Graveler
76. Golem
77. Ponyta
78. Rapidash
79. Slowpoke
80. Slowbro
81. Magnemite
82. Magneton
83. Farfetch'd
84. Doduo
85. Dodrio
86. Seel
87. Dewgong
88. Grimer
89. Muk
90. Shellder
91. Cloyster
92. Gastly
93. Haunter
94. Gengar
95. Onix
96. Drowzee
97. Hypno
98. Krabby
99. Kingler
100. Voltorb
101. Electrode
103. Exeggcute
104. Exeggcutor
104. Cubone
105. Marowak
106. Hitmonlee
107. Hitmonchan

108. Lickitung
109. Koffing
110. Weezing
111. Rhyhorn
112. Rhydon
113. Chansey
114. Tangela
115. Kangaskhan
116. Horsea
117. Seadra
118. Goldeen
119. Seaking
120. Staryu
121. Starmie
122. Mr. Mime
123. Scyther
124. Jynx
125. Electabuzz
126. Magmar
127. Pinsir
128. Tauros
129. Magikarp
130. Gyarados
131. Lapras
132. Ditto
133. Eevee
134. Vaporeon
135. Jolteon
136. Flareon
137. Porygon
138. Omanyte
139. Omastar
140. Kabuto
141. Kabutops
142. Aerodactyl
143. Snorlax
144. Articuno
145. Zapdos
146. Moltres
147. Dratini
148. Dragonair
149. Dragonite
150. Mewtwo
151. Mew
Ash
Brock
Gary
James
Jenny
Jessie
Joy
Misty
Prof. Oak

Pokemon Tazos Duo Lay's

Tazos 40/40 Stickers40/40

Complete 100%

DUO TAZOS DESCRIPTION

Pokemon Duo Tazo – This is a series of 40 double-sided tazo, and 40 stickers. The stickers were applied directly to the token. This was the series with the worst quality, the print came off very easily with poor quality plastic. Also in this series there were the most errors (bad centering, the back did not match the front, the wrong types that a particular pokemon defeated, the back reverse printed to the front, etc.). Tazo could be found in Lay’s brand chips. They mainly depicted Pokemon and evolutionary lines of Pokemon from the second generation.

1. Meganium

1. Bayleef

2. Jumpluff

2. Skiploom

3. Sunkern

3. Sunflora

4. Ledian

4. Ledyba

5. Shuckle

6. Ariados

6. Spinarak

7. Yanma

8. Heracross

9. Feraligatr

9. Croconaw

10. Lanturn

10. Chinchou

11. Azumarill

11. Marill

12. Mantine

12. Psyduck

13. Furret

13. Sentret

14. Cleffa

14. Clefable

15. Igglybuff

15. Jigglypuff

16. Togetic

16. Togepi

17. Aipom

18. Grandbull

18. Snubbull

19. Ursaring

19. Teddiursa

20. Smeargle

21. Tauros

22. Stantler

23. Joy

23. Jenny

24. Xatu

24. Natu

25. Unown

26. Ampharos

26. Flaaffy

27. Pichu

27. Pikachu

28. Donphan

28. Phanpy

29. Gligar

30. Poliswine

30. Swinub

31. Steelix

31. Onix

32. Murkrow

32. Murkow

33. Hitmontop

33. Hitmonlee

34. Entei

35. Typhlosion

35. Quilava

36. Haunter

36. Gastly

37. Dragonair

37. Dratini

38. Alakazam

38. Kadabra

39. Misty

39. Ash

40. Brock

40. Gary

Pokemon Advanced Big Metal Tazos 111-120 Cheetos

Tazo 10/10

Complete 100%

BIG METAL TAZOS COLLECTION DESCRIPTION

The latest in the Pokemon Advanced Metal Tazos series. It contains 10 large double-sided metal tokens added to Cheetos chips. They depict first-generation (canto) Pokemon, such as Blastoise, Charizard and Venusaur. The tazo are marked with the type of the respective Pokemon, with its shaded likeness on the back and information that it defeats all types of Pokemon.

111. Venusaur

112. Victreebel

113. Charizard

114. Blastoise

115. Pidgeot

116. Nidoking

117. Gengar

118. Dragonite

119. Golem

120. Alakazam

Pokemon Metal Tazos Advanced 61-110 Cheetos

Tazo 50/50

Complete 100%

POKEMON METAL TAZOS DESCRIPTION

Pokemon Advanced Metal Tazo caps – A series of 50 discs added to Cheetos chips. It depicts Pokemon from the first generation (Kanto) and their transformations on the back. The numbering is a continuation of previous metal tazo (includes numbers from 61 to 110). On the front, the pokemon is additionally marked with its type, such as plant, fire or fight.

61. Bulbasaur / Ivysaur

62. Ivysaur / Venusaur

63. Oddish / Gloom

64. Weepinbell / Victreebel

65. Exeggcute / Exeggutor

66. Charmander / Charmeleon

67. Charmeleon / Charizard

68. Vulpix / Ninetales

69. Growlithe / Arcanine

70. Ponyta / Rapidash

71. Paras / Parasect

72. Venonat / Venomoth

73. Squirtle / Wartortle

74. Wartortle / Blastoise

75. Psyduck / Golduck

76. Poliwag / Poliwhirl

77. Slowpoke / Slowbro

78. Seel / Dewgong

79. Horsea / Seadra

80. Goldeen / Seaking

81. Magikarp / Gyarados

82. Pidgey / Pidgeotto

83. Pidgeotto / Pidgeot

84. Rattata / Raticate

85. Spearow / Fearow

86. Jigglypuff/ Wigglytuff

87. Ekans / Arbok

88. Nidoran M / Nidorino

89. Nidorino / Nidoking

90. Zubat / Golbat

91. Koffing / Weezing

92. Pikachu / Raichu

93. Voltorb / Electrode

94. Magnemite / Magneton

95. Mankey / Primeape

96. Machop / Machoke

97. Sandshrew / Sandslash

98. Diglett / Dugtrio

99. Rhyhorn / Rhydon

100. Gastly / Haunter

101. Haunter / Gengar

102. Dratini / Dragonair

103. Dragonair / Dragonite

104. Geodude / Graveler

105. Omanyte / Omastar

106. Kabuto / Kabutops

107. Graveler / Golem

108. Abra / Kadabra

109. Kadabra / Alakazam

110. Drowzee / Hypno

MAGNETIC TAZO METAL BOARD

GAME RULES

Requirements:

Minimum 2 players
TAZO MAGNET
A piece of paper and a pen for recording points
TAZO metal
The shield must be hung at eye level (e.g., on the wall)

GAME: 1 WAR OF THE WORLDS

Rules of the game:

Each player chooses a minimum of 5 TAZOs to play with.
The shield is divided into 3 numbered fields from 1 to 3 and the center
We score points by hitting the appropriate field on the shield, and also depending on which TAZO we throw (see table)
Choose the field on which you will score points, and then select according to the table the appropriate types of TAZOs

Field: WATER PLANT FIRE

TAZO type Fighting Earth Dragon

Poison Stone Psycho

Normal Beetle Spirit

Water Plant Fire

In one turn, all players have one throw each
For hitting his field (see table), the player receives 5 points, and if he hits additionally the area with TAZO drawing – 10 points.
For hitting an area that is not your own, 2 points are deducted from the pool of points already scored
After each turn of throwing, all TAZOs must be removed from the target.

NOTE: “Electro” TAZOs do not belong to any of the above categories. They are used to take points away from opponents. When an “Electro” TAZO hits the center of the target, all opponents lose 3 points in that turn. The thrower does not gain any points at all.

GAME 2: SMASH THE TAZOS BANK

Rules of the game:

The shield is divided into 3 numbered fields from 1 to 3 and the center.
Each player chooses one arbitrary TAZO to play with
Each player receives a pool of 200 points for his bank at the start
The player’s task is to break his RAZO BANK as quickly as possible and get rid of all the points
The players, one by one, throw their TAZOs at the target and subtract the obtained points from their pool of 200 points, according to the rule:

Field No. 1 – 10 points

Field No. 2 – 20 points

Field No. 3 – 30 points

Center – 50 points

In case TAZO hits two lb more fields, the smallest value obtained is subtracted from the pool of points
The player who first gets rid of all the points from the TAZO BANK is the winner
After each round of tosses, all TAZOs must be removed from the shield

POKEMON ADVANCED METAL TAZOS CHECKLIST

61. Bulbasaur / Ivysaur
62. Ivysaur / Venusaur
63. Oddish / Gloom
64. Weepinbell / Victreebel
65. Exeggcute / Exeggutor
66. Charmander / Charmeleon
67. Charmeleon / Charmander
68. Vulpix / Ninetales
69. Growlithe / Arcanine
70. Ponyta / Rapidash
71. Paras / Parasect
72. Venonat / Venomoth
73. Squirtle / Wartortle
74. Wartortle / Blastoise
75. Psyduck / Golduck
76. Poliwag / Poliwhirl
77. Slowpoke / Slowbro

78. Seel / Dewgong
79. Horsea / Seadra
80. Goldeen / Seaking
81. Magikarp / Gyarados
82. Pidgey / Pidgeotto
83. Pidgeotto / Pidgeot
84. Rattata / Raticate
85. Spearow / Fearow
86. Jigglypuff / Wigglytuff
87. Ekans / Arbok
88. Nidoran M / Nidorino
89. Nidorino / Nidoking
90. Zubat / Golbat
91. Koffing / Weezing
92. Pikachu / Raichu
93. Voltorb / Electrode
94. Magnemite / Magneton

95. Mankey / Primeape
96. Machop / Machoke
97. Sandshrew / Sandslash
98. Diglett / Dugtrio
99. Rhyhorn / Rhydon
110. Gastly / Haunter
101. Haunter / Gengar
102. Dratini / Dragonair
103. Dragonair / Dragonite
104. Geodude / Graveler
105. Omanyte / Omastar
106. Kabuto / Kabutops
107. Graveler / Golem
108. Abra / Kadabra
109. Kadabra / Alakazam
110. Drowzee / Hypnp

Pokemon Metal Tazos Attack Cheetos

Tazo 50/50

Complete 100%

METAL TAZOS ATTACK DESCRIPTION

Pokemon Attack Metal Tazo was a series of 50 metal tokens added to Cheetos chips. They depicted 1st and 3rd generation Pokemon on the front, such as Venusaur, Milotic, Glalie and Charizard. On the back was the attack of the particular Pokemon and its details, such as its power, and what types it is or is not effective against.