PACKAGING INFORMATION
192 TOTAL CARDS = 181 REGULAR & FOIL CARDS + 11 POSTER G-STICKERS



BOX CODE : NONE
BOX ARTWORK : JOHN POUND



WRAPPER CODE : NONE
WRAPPER ARTWORK : JOHN POUND



ALBUM CODE : NONE
ALBUM ARTWORK : JOHN POUND

— The first German set to contain non-base cards—Foil Cards—included in the set + eleven 'chase' stickers.

— The main difference between Sticker Albums: the U.K. album set, the Les Crados album set and the Ekel-Kids album set is that the U.K. nomenclature is written in black lettering and the French and German nomenclature is written in white lettering with shading behind it.

— The #1 Card in the German Album series set is the GPK (Ekel-Kids) title on a foil card.



— The set contains Ekel-Kids Logo Banners in various colors that matches the theme for each section of the sticker album. Colors include black, light blue, light orange, red, dark green, dark blue, pink, dark orange, light purple, light green, brown, turquoise, dark purple, aqua, grey and dark yellow.

— The set contains many foil card images from the 1st And 2nd All-New Series U.S. GPK sets as non-foil card characters. These images are Updated Versions of characters from the original GPK releases. Some are drastically changed with dark outlined borders, and others have just a small amount reworked such as the eyes, arms, etc, in order to make them as non-Cabbage Patch Kids as possible. Card samples #79 TOTO TOT and #G8 VEIT DURCHSTOB.



— The set has contains no PEEL HERE arrows.

— Card #59 FRITZ Spritz has the Same Nomenclature as the OS8 card 308A FRITZ Spritz. Card #76 MICHAEL Mutant has the same nomenclature as the OS5 card 201a MICHAEL Mutant (and ANS, # F15a). Card #143 ALI Gator has the same nomenclature as the OS3 card 100a ALI Gator.

— Along with the German release, Scandinavia sets were released in at least three different countries; Sweden, Denmark, and Finland. It does not appear that Norway (NO) participated. Similar sticker album sets were also released in France, and later, Russia. NOTE: DE, FI, SE + UK images:



— Packs made of Paper Wrappers are used, the first two German sets contained plastic and foil wrappers. No codes located on packs or boxes.