Gpk From Israel

The releases came out in Israel under the Havurat Ha’Zevel name, and they closely followed the Japanese Bukimi Kun material in characters, sticker design, and numbering. The set also did a few things its own way, because some cards mixed the front and back images from the U.S. release, while others used puzzle pieces, cartoons and similar bits on the fronts since stickers do not have printed backs.

Looking at the Havurat Ha’Zevel releases can be a bit confusing, because the pieces do not always look like standard GPK cards. These cards were part of the sets just like regular GPK cards, even though the construction and presentation are different.