Free cosmetic-only simulator — no real money, no prizes, no redemption, no opportunity to win anything of value.

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Cosmetic-only simulator

PackRip is a free cosmetic-only Pokemon TCG pack opening simulator.

There is no real-money currency, no purchase mechanism, no opportunity to win anything of value, and no prize redemption.

All cards exist only within your local browser collection.

Jumpluff Pokemon Cards — Every PrintingJumpluff appears in 15 printings across 14 Pokemon Trading Card Game sets currently represented in PackRip's catalogue. Jumpluff is National Pokedex #189. New sets ship every few weeks as PackRip expands chronologically through every Pokemon TCG era — additional printings of Jumpluff from later eras will be added as those sets go live.“Once it catches the wind, it deftly controls its cotton-puff spores to float, even around the world.” — Jumpluff Pokedex entry, National Dex #189In its TCG form, Jumpluff evolves from Skiploom.Across these printings, Jumpluff has appeared as a Grass-type Pokemon. The TCG framework allows the same Pokemon to be reprinted across multiple types over the years as the metagame evolves and dual-typed variants are introduced.Of the Jumpluff printings PackRip can rank by rarity tier, the highest is the Rare Holo from Neo Genesis (#7).Across the 14 sets that include Jumpluff, TCGPlayer market medians range from $0.16 (Paldea Evolved #3, Rare) up to $89.54 (Aquapolis #H13, Rare Holo). The widest price spread typically reflects rarity tier differences — a Common printing of the same Pokemon will trade at a small fraction of an early-set Holo or an EX-era Pokemon-ex variant.All Jumpluff printings

Jumpluff — Neo Genesis #7 (Rare Holo) — $11.11

Jumpluff — Neo Revelation #9 (Rare Holo) — $31.34

Jumpluff — Aquapolis #H13 (Rare Holo) — $89.54

Jumpluff — Team Rocket Returns #11 (Rare Holo) — $16.25

Jumpluff — Secret Wonders #11 (Rare Holo) — $11.02

Jumpluff — HeartGold & SoulSilver #6 (Rare Holo) — $7.14

Jumpluff — Lost Thunder #14 (Rare Holo) — $0.94

Jumpluff — Evolving Skies #4 (Rare Holo) — $0.29

ジャンプラフ — 金、銀、新世界へ… #16 (Rare Holo) — $2.88

ジャンプラフ — めざめる伝説 #7 (Rare Holo) — $2.88

Jumpluff — Aquapolis #17 (Rare) — $24.98

Jumpluff — Dragons Exalted #3 (Rare) — $0.94

Jumpluff — Steam Siege #5 (Rare) — $0.28

Jumpluff — Paldea Evolved #3 (Rare) — $0.16

Jumpluff — Paldean Fates #98 (Shiny Rare) — $4.76

Tap any printing above to view its dedicated PackRip card page — full pull odds, market value, attacks, and Pack Dust craft cost are listed there.Hunt Jumpluff on iPhonePackRip: TCG Card Packs is a separate native iOS pack-opening app with the same rarity tiers and pity guarantees. Its card artwork is original to PackRip and AI-generated — it does not reproduce Jumpluff or any other Pokémon card. See the iOS app or grab it on the App Store.Back to all PackRip setsCard data and card images come from the open-source Pokemon TCG API; pack art and set logos from ptcg-assets; market prices are a bundled snapshot of TCGplayer data. Pull rates shown on PackRip are the simulator's own published rate table, not official figures.Pokemon and all related properties are trademarks of Nintendo, The Pokemon Company, and Game Freak. This is an unofficial fan project.