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Colorful Winter Vacation

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Colorful Winter Vacation (Japanese: カラフルふゆやすみ Karafuru Fuyuyasumi) is one of the ending songs of the Japanese Pikachu shorts.
It debuted in Christmas Night.
==Synopsis==
==Characters==
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==Lyrics==
! Japanese
! Romaji
! English
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| <ab>
秋色のカーテンを　ひらいたら
まっ白な世界が
輝いていたんだよ
まぶしいね　ふゆやすみ
ふゆは　まっ白な画用紙
子供たちは　赤　緑　青　そして　黄色
色とりどりの
元気すぎる　クレヨンさ
まっ赤な帽子が　クルクルまわる
緑のセーター　すべってころぶ
（青アザだ～）
走りぬけてく
黄色はピカチュウ（ピカ～）
新品のカレンダー　ひろげたら
まっ白な雪だるまが
スキーしてるんだもん
たのしいね　ふゆやすみ
ふゆは　まっ白なステージ
子供たちは　赤　緑　青　そして　黄色
色とりどりの
ちょっとコマッタ　ポケモンさ
まっ赤なマフラー　炎のつもり
緑の手袋　雪ダマ発射
（青空に～）
雪まみれの
黄色はピカチュウ（ピカ…ピカ！）
まっ赤なトマトスープの中に
緑のブロッコリーを　浮かべて
（あ、おいしそう）
お帰りなさい　寒かったでしょう
（あったかいね。　ピッカ～！　ピカピカ～！）
</ab>
| <ab>''
Akiiro no kāten o hiraitara
Masshiro na sekai ga
Kagayaiteitan dayo
Mabushii ne fuyuyasumi
Fuyu wa masshiro na gayōshi
Kodomotachi wa aka midori ao soshite kiiro
Irotoridori no
Genki sugiru kureyon sa
Makka na bōshi ga kurukuru mawaru
Midori no sētā subette korobu
(Ao aza da~)
Hashiri nuketeku
Kiiro wa Pikachu!
Shinpin no karendā hirogetara
Masshiro na yukidaruma ga
Sukī shiterun damon
Tanoshii ne fuyuyasumi
Fuyu wa masshiro na sutēji
Kodomotachi wa aka midori ao soshite kiiro
Irotoridori no
Chotto komatta Pokémon sa
Makka na mafurā honō no tsumori
Midori no tebukuro yukidama hassha!
(Aozora ni~)
Yukimamire no
Kiiro wa Pikachu!
Makka na tomato sūpu no naka ni
Midori no burokkorī o ukabete
(A, oishisō)
Okaeri nasai samukatta deshō
(Attakai ne)</ab>
| <ab>If you open up the autumn-colored curtain
A pure white world
Has been shining
Isn't winter vacation dazzling?
Winter is pure white drawing paper
Children are red, green, blue, and yellow
A multicolored variety
Of overly energetic crayons
The bright red hat is spinning around
The green sweater slips and falls
(A blue bruise~)
Dashing out
The yellow is Pikachu!
If you open up the brand-new calendar
A pure white snowman
Is skiing
Isn't winter vacation fun?
Winter is a pure white stage
Children are red, green, blue, and yellow
A multicolored variety
Of somewhat worrisome Pokémon
The bright red scarf is supposed to be a flame
The green gloves fire snowballs!
(To the blue sky~)
Covered in snow
The yellow is Pikachu!
In the bright red tomato soup
The green broccoli floats up
(Ah, it looks tasty!)
Welcome home, it was cold, wasn't it?
(It sure is warm)''
</ab>
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Category:Japanese ending themes
ja:カラフルふゆやすみ
Colorless (TCG)

The Colorless type (Japanese: Colorless) is one of the eleven . It is represented by the color white, and symbolized by a six-pointed star.
The Colorless type contains most - and Pokémon found in the main series video games. For example, and are Colorless types in the TCG. However, many Flying-type Pokémon have not had Colorless cards. Instead, they tend to be printed as their other type but with the weakness and resistance associated with a Flying-type Pokémon.
Prior to the set, the Colorless type also contained all Pokémon found in the main series video games. For example, and used to be Colorless types in the TCG. However, Dragon-type Pokémon are now , though they could still be Colorless if they are part Normal or Flying in the video games, such as with or .
The Colorless type can be seen as the "neutral" type of the game, as attacks with an cost listed with may use any of the other types of Energy to count for that Colorless. Due to this, unlike the other types, there is no associated with Colorless; all cards providing only Colorless Energy are s.
==Battle properties==
Generally, Colorless Pokémon have a weakness to:
* , if the Pokémon is in the 
* , if the Pokémon is in the games
* Colorless, if the Pokémon is (prior to the expansion) in the games
Generally, Colorless Pokémon have a resistance to:
* , if the Pokémon is (prior to the e-Card expansions) or (prior to the EX expansions) in the games
* , if the Pokémon is - or (prior to the Black & White expansion) in the games
* , if the Pokémon is (only during the EX expansions) in the games
* , if the Pokémon is (only during the EX expansions) in the games
* , if the Pokémon is (only during the EX expansions) in the games
These types are generally weak to Colorless Pokémon:
* Colorless, if the Pokémon is (prior to the Black & White expansion) in the games
These types are generally resistant to Colorless Pokémon:
* , if the Pokémon is (between the and expansions) in the games
==Colorless Pokémon in the TCG==
See :Category:Colorless-type Pokémon cards for all Pokémon cards that have this type.
==In the video games==
===Pokémon Trading Card Game series===
In , there are 32 Colorless-type Pokémon cards. In Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!, there are 72 Colorless-type Pokémon cards.
The card is available in both games. Additionally, in the second game only, , , and also provide Colorless energy (with additional effects depending on the card), and provides any kind of basic Energy (including Colorless Energy).
==In other languages==
de:Farblos (TCG)
es:Energía Incolora (TCG)
fr:Incolore (JCC)
it:Incolore (GCC)
ja:無色
zh:无色（TCG）
Colorless Altar

The Colorless Altar (Japanese: 無のさいだん Altar of Nothing) is a location found in Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!. Every TCG at the Colorless Altar focuses on Pokémon cards. Unlike most forts on the GR Island, Colorless Altar doesn't have a side room.
Members of Colorless Altar include , , and . When the player has defeated all three, Ishii awards the player with the GR Colorless Coin.
==Members and Decks==
	Icon	Name 	Deck	Rules/Restrictions
	 	Fort Leader (a.k.a GR2)	 	's deck must have four, , or any cards.(Determined by him)
	 	 	 	's deck must have four, , or cards.(Determined by him)
	 	 	 	's deck must have four, , or s.(Determined by him)
	 	 	 	
	 	 	 	
==Layout==
Game 	Lobby 	Main Hall
 	 	
 	 	 
==Related articles==
Category:TCG GB locations
de:Mu no Saidan
it:Colorless Altar
ja:無のさいだん
Colorless Lugia (TCG)

Colorless Lugia is the name of the deck used by Gabriel Fernandez, the Seniors Division champion at the 2023 Pokémon World Championships. It is one of the 2023 World Championship Decks released March 1, 2024. Each deck comes with a playmat, poster, booklet about the event, TCGL code card, and a special Worlds 2023 deck box, pin, and . The cards included in the deck are not the exact prints used by Fernandez, but are the most recent, lowest-rarity print with any Holofoil removed. Each card has a unique card back (thus making them ineligible for tournaments) and Fernandez's signature.
==Description==
=== Packaging ===
Gabriel Fernandez soared to great heights in Yokohama, all the way to an impressive World Championships victory. Fast, resilient, and hard-hitting, his Colorless Lugia deck delivered on synergy and Energy acceleration. The Lugia VSTAR and Archeops dream team at its center has become a major part of the metagame for a reason—Lugia VSTAR pulls Archeops directly onto the Bench, and Archeops returns the favor by immediately powering the Legendary Pokémon up for battle. Combine this with Double Turbo Energy to quickly swoop in with a devastating Tempest Dive attack, and get ready to summon the Prize cards!
=== Booklet ===
Gabriel went all the way in Yokohama, storming to a World Champion title behind a Lugia-led, Special Energy-powered monster of a deck. His origins in the TCG competition trace back to five years ago, when his brother introduced him to the game and taught him how to play. In true master-versus-student fashion, both brothers would eventually face off in high-level competition. Now, they maintain their family rivalry (and, clearly, camaraderie) five days a week by playing online in Pokémon TCG Live. In fact, to take things full circle, Gabriel's deck has an online competition to thank for its original creation. Mighty oaks from little acorns grow, as they say.
==Deck list==
Category:World Championship Decks
de:Colorless Lugia (TCG)
Colossal Forest

Colossal Forest (Japanese: きょだいなもり Colossal Forest) is the third zone in Pokémon Battle Trozei, available after clearing Stage 4 of Blade-and-Shield Path.
In all stages, Pokémon appear in the center above columns 3 and 4 unless otherwise noted.
==Stage 1==
Pokémon on the board include , , , , and .
Upon completion of this level, the player will be able to choose a supporter Pokémon.
Order	Pokémon	Pokémon	Type	HP 	Appearance conditions
1 	 	 	30 	None 	
2 	 	 	150 	None 	
3 	 	 	200 	Oshawott defeated with a combo of 15+	
4 	 	 	70 	Above columns 2 and 3 	
4 	 	 	70 	Above columns 4 and 5 	
5 	 	 	200 	None 	
6 	 	| 	600 	BossAbove columns 3 to 5 	
==Stage 2==
Pokémon on the board include , , , , and .
Order	Pokémon	Pokémon	Type	HP 	Appearance Conditions
1 	 	 	40 	None 	
1 	 	 	40 	None 	
2 	 	 	150 	None 	
3 	 	 	200 	Tepig defeated with a combo of 15+	
4 	 	 	30 	Left side 	
4 	 	 	30 	Right side 	
4 	 	 	30 	Above columns 3 and 4 	
5 	 	 	220 	None 	
6 	 	| 	600 	BossAbove columns 3 to 5 	
==Stage 3==
Pokémon on the board include , , , , and .
Order	Pokémon	Pokémon	Type	HP 	Appearance conditions
1 	 	 	40 	Left side 	
1 	 	 	40 	Right side 	
1 	 	 	40 	Above columns 3 and 4 	
2 	 	 	150 	None 	
3 	 	 	200 	Snivy defeated with a combo of 15+	
4 	 	 	100 	None 	
5 	 	 	50 	Above columns 2 and 3 	
5 	 	 	50 	Above columns 4 and 5 	
6 	 	| 	600 	BossAbove columns 3 to 5 	
==Stage 4==
Pokémon on the board include , , , , and .
Order	Pokémon	Pokémon	Type	HP 	Appearance conditions
1 	 	 	50 	Above columns 2 and 3 	
1 	 	 	50 	Above columns 4 and 5 	
2 	 	 	200 	Defeat either Timburr with a supereffective attack	
3 	 	 	170 	None 	
4 	 	 	200 	Scraggy defeated with a single attack 	
5 	 	 	100 	Above columns 2 and 3 	
5 	 	 	100 	Above columns 4 and 5 	
6 	 	| 	650 	BossAbove columns 3 to 5 	
==Stage 5==
This stage appears after the following conditions are met:
*Capture Dewott in Zone 3, Stage 1
*Capture Pignite in Zone 3, Stage 2
*Capture Servine in Zone 3, Stage 3
Pokémon on the board include , , , , and .
Order	Pokémon	Pokémon	Type 	HP 	Appearance conditions
1 	 	 	1,000	None	
2 	 	 	1,500	None	
3 	 	| 	1,000	Boss	
==Stage 6==
This stage appears after the player obtains an A-rank or S-rank on each of stages 1-4 in Zone 3.
This is a four-Pokémon stage. Pokémon on the board include , , , and . All are , making it impossible to 100% this stage until it's possible to bring three Support Pokémon.
Order	Pokémon	Pokémon	Type	HP 	Appearance conditions
1 	 	 	100 	Left side 	
1 	 	 	100 	Right side 	
1 	 	 	100 	Above columns 3 and 4 	
2 	 	 	250 	Above columns 2 and 3 	
2 	 	 	250 	Above columns 4 and 5 	
3 	 	 	500 	Boss 	
4 	 	 	500 	Eevee defeated using a as final attack 	
5 	 	 	500 	Vaporeon defeated using an as final attack	
6 	 	| 	500 	Jolteon defeated using a as final attack 	
==Trivia==
* Stage 5 marks the first time in the game where an opponent in the middle of a stage has more HP than the designated final boss, with Samurott having 1,500 HP to Serperior's 1,000 HP.
Category:Battle Trozei locations
de:Kolossal-Wald
es:Bosque Colosal
fr:Forêt des Colosses
ja:きょだいなもり
Colosseum (TCG GB1)

Colosseum (Japanese: ポケモンコロシアム Pokémon Colosseum) is one of the five sets found in for the Game Boy Color. 
The booster pack image features a .
Club Masters and their Club Members usually give out these booster packs when they are defeated. Some of 's mail also have these booster packs as an attachment.
Colosseum includes cards from and the expansion. is included as an in-game exclusive card.
==Card list==
==Character Rewards==
Notable characters who award Colosseum packs after being defeated.
Icon	Name 	Club 	TCG1 Deck
 	 	Grass Club 	
 	 	Fire Club 	
 	 	Fire Club 	
 	 	Water Club 	
 	 	Lightning Club	
 	 	Lightning Club	
 	 	Rock Club 	
 	 	Fighting Club 	
 	 	Fighting Club 	
 	Imakuni	None 	
==In other languages==
de:Kolosseum (Trading Card Game)
fr:Colisée (TCG)
it:Colosseo (GB1)
ja:ポケモンコロシアム (ポケモンカードGB)
zh:宝可梦竞技场（GB1）
Colosseum (disambiguation)

A colosseum is a type of in the Pokémon world.
Colosseum may also refer to:
* Pokémon Colosseum, the Nintendo GameCube game.
* The s of Pokétopia.
* Pokémon Colosseum Snatcher Leo, a manga adaptation of Pokémon Colosseum
* Pokémon Colosseum Snatchers, a manga adaptation of Pokémon Colosseum
* , a set of Pokémon cards in for the Game Boy Color
de:Colosseum
fr:Colosseum
Colosseum Battle

Colosseum Battle is one of two types of challenge battle modes in 's Battle Mode. While Battle Now provides rental teams to allow players to battle immediately, Colosseum Battle requires the player to use Pokémon they have already obtained. Winning awards the player Poké Coupons. These can be awarded either in Colosseum or a GBA game using the party team. In the , this is the only way to earn Poké Coupons in GBA games to receive rewards.
==Single Battle==
===Level 50===
*Phenac Stadium/Battle Mode Single
*Pyrite Colosseum/Battle Mode Single
*Under Colosseum/Battle Mode Single
*Orre Colosseum/Lv. 50 Battle Mode Single
===Level 100===
*Tower Colosseum/Battle Mode Single
*Orre Colosseum/Lv. 100 Battle Mode Single
==Double Battle==
===Level 50===
*Phenac Stadium/Battle Mode Double
*Pyrite Colosseum/Battle Mode Double
*Under Colosseum/Battle Mode Double
*Orre Colosseum/Lv. 50 Battle Mode Double
===Level 100===
*Tower Colosseum/Battle Mode Double
*Orre Colosseum/Lv. 100 Battle Mode Double
Category:Game mechanics
Category:Pokémon Colosseum
Colosseum Leader (Trainer class)

A Colosseum Leader (Japanese: コロシアムリーダー Colosseum Leader) is a type of in .
Colosseum Leaders are the heads of various Colosseums, the battle arenas in Poketopia. They are distinguishable from Colosseum Masters by the fact that all Colosseum Leaders cosplay as Pokémon and share the same battle soundtrack, while the Colosseum Masters have their own individual battle music and are dressed in more professional, distinguished outfits. Moreover, the Colosseum Leaders' looks are based off the six playable character models.
There are six Trainers known as Colosseum Leaders -- , Rosie, , Terrell, Voldon and Dusty. Despite dressing up as a Pokémon, the Colosseum Leaders do not always use the Pokemon that their outfit is based on when battled.
* Rosie, Voldon and Dusty use the pre-Evolutions of their outfit starting from the first battle rank, respectively Roselia, Electabuzz, and Riolu. The evolved forms which are the Pokemon they dress up as are active from Rank 7 onwards (Roserade, Electivire, Lucario). 
* Marina uses her outfit Pokémon (Kyogre) when she is battled in Rank 7 onwards.
* Taylor has a Pachirisu when battling her various times, regardless of the rank.
* Terrell is therefore the only Colosseum Leader to not use his outfit Pokémon (Groudon).
==Trainer list==
===Main Street Colosseum===
====Level 30 Open====
===Waterfall Colosseum===
====Level 30 Open====
===Neon Colosseum===
====Level 30 Open====
===Crystal Colosseum===
====Level 30 Open====
=====Rank 2=====
=====Rank 3=====
===Magma Colosseum===
====Level 30 Open====
=====Rank 3=====
=====Rank 4=====
===Sunset Colosseum===
====Level 30 Open====
===Stargazer Colosseum===
====Round 1====
====Round 2====
==Trivia==
* Each Colosseum Leader has a shiny costume variant for their respective Pokémon. The costumes have a miniscule chance of appearing.
* The player can only obtain the Shiny costume if the Colosseum Leader is wearing it during their first encounter. If the player has already defeated them in the past and unlocked their costume in regular colors, it will not be rewarded. The player may soft reset the game until their Shiny costume appears.
==Related articles==
Category:Trainer classes
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Category:Pokémon Battle Revolution
fr:Leader de Colosseum
zh:競技場館主
Colosseum Master (Trainer class)

A Colosseum Master (Japanese: コロシアムマスター Colosseum Master) is a type of that is seen in .
Colosseum Masters are in charge of Poketopia Colosseums similar to Colosseum Leaders. Unlike the six Colosseum Leaders, they do not cosplay as and have their own battle soundtracks. Another notable quality of Colosseum Masters is that they all use Legendary Pokémon in their final match set, something that many other Trainers in the game do not do. Furthermore, their character models are unique, and hence cannot be unlocked for Custom Pass Trainers. Their AI are also seem to be programmed with greater intelligence and skill than the Colosseum Leaders, performing at their best ability in the Masters Battle.
The Poketopia Colosseum Masters, four in total, rule the remaining Colosseums which offer classic Knockout Battle matches at first, and later additional battle types that challenge players' game abilities. They are , Sashay, Mysterial, and Kruger. Mysterial, the strongest of the Colosseum Masters who is more skilled than most other Trainers, bears a higher title, the Pokétopia Master. In the Masters Battle, they also bear their own superior class (Master Junior/Middle/Senior/of Masters).
==Gallery==
 	 	 	 	
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==Related articles==
Category:Trainer classes
Category:Pokémon Battle Revolution
zh:競技場大師
Colossus Ruins

The Colossus Ruins (Japanese: の Colossus Ruins) are an -exclusive location found in the Desert Resort in the Unova region. It first appeared in Raid Battle in The Ruins!.
The Colossus Ruins are a newly discovered set of ruins linked to an ancient city. They come with puzzles for explorers to solve if they want to the face the Colossus. The ruins are filled with traps, including doors in the floor, rolling boulders, and sections of wall that threaten to hit passersby. They are triggered whenever a plate with a symbol, similar to the ones on a , is pressed.
 and Goh visited the Colossus Ruins, meeting and the of the ruins excavation team along the way. As Ash and Goh traveled through the ruins, they encountered a collection of Pokémon along the way, with Goh a , while Ash tried to catch a , only to step into a trap before he could do so. Exploring the ruins, Ash, Goh, and Kira found a room with two that had trapped Shane Seeker and his . They were able to free them, warding off the Cofagrigus in the process.
The group soon reached a large hall where they worked together to solve a puzzle that uncovered the Colossus, which was revealed to be a . The group engaged in a Raid Battle against the Golurk, and after it was defeated, Goh was able to catch it. Finishing their exploration, they came across a chamber made of pure gold.
The ruins reappeared in Trial on a Golden Scale!. Ash and Goh returned there in the hopes of finding a for Goh's Project Mew Trial Mission. However, the excavation team leader told them that Pokémon hunters had recently disturbed the Volcarona, so they had stopped coming to the ruins. He showed them a carving of Volcarona in the chamber of gold and directed them to an abandoned mine town nearby to find the Sun Pokémon.
==Pokémon seen at Colossus Ruins==
	 	
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==Trivia==
* The Colossus Ruins bear many similarities to the Relic Castle, as both are ruins found in the Desert Resort, guarded by , and known as places where can be found at.
==In other languages==
Category:Ruins
es:Ruinas del Coloso
it:Rovine del Colosso
zh:巨神遗迹
Colress's Experiment (Lost Origin 155)

Colress's Experiment (Japanese: アクロマの実験 Achroma's Experiment) is a . It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included as a Regular card, a ultra rare card, and as a Rainbow Rare in the expansion, first released in the Japanese expansion, each with artwork by Naoki Saito. The Regular print was reprinted, alongside a card with artwork by kantaro, in the Japanese subset. This Galarian Gallery ultra rare print was subsequently released outside Asia in the special expansion.
In Japan, the Regular print is also reprinted in the .
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Colress is a Pokémon researcher and the second boss of Team Plasma.
Category:Colress (TCG)
Category:Lost Origin cards
Category:Lost Abyss cards
Category:Crown Zenith cards
Category:VSTAR Universe cards
Category:Stellar Miracle Deck Build Box cards
Category:Illus. by Naoki Saito
Category:Illus. by kantaro
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Secret cards
Category:Full Art cards
Category:Cards featured on Pokémon card art life
de:Achromas’ Experiment (TCG)
es:Experimento de Acromo (TCG)
fr:Expérience de Nikolaï (Épée et Bouclier Origine Perdue 155)
ja:アクロマの実験
zh:阿克罗玛的实验（TCG）
Colress's Tenacity (Shrouded Fable 57)

Colress's Tenacity (Japanese: アクロマの執念 Achroma's Tenacity) is a . It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included as a Regular card and a card in the special expansion, first released in the Japanese subset. Both prints feature artwork by hncl.
In Japan, the Regular print is reprinted in the subset.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Colress is a Pokémon researcher and the second boss of Team Plasma.
Category:Colress (TCG)
Category:Shrouded Fable cards
Category:Night Wanderer cards
Category:Terastal Fest ex cards
Category:Illus. by hncl
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Secret cards
Category:Full Art cards
Category:Trainer cards that move Trainer cards from player's deck into hand
Category:Trainer cards that move Energy cards from player's deck into hand
de:Achromas’ Beharrlichkeit (TCG)
es:Tenacidad de Acromo (TCG)
fr:Ténacité de Nikolaï (Écarlate et Violet Fable Nébuleuse 087)
ja:アクロマの執念
Colress (Plasma Storm 118)

Colress (Japanese: アクロマ Achroma) is a . It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included as both a Regular card and a in the expansion, first released in the Japanese expansion. The Regular print features artwork by Yusuke Ohmura, while the Full Art print features artwork by Kanako Eo. In Japan, the Regular print was reprinted in the , , and the .
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Colress is a researcher and the acting boss of Team Plasma in . The Plasma Frigate is featured in the Regular print's illustration.
Category:Colress (TCG)
Category:Plasma Storm cards
Category:Plasma Gale cards
Category:Team Plasma's Powered Half Deck cards
Category:Team Plasma Battle Gift Set cards
Category:Extra Regulation Box cards
Category:Illus. by Yusuke Ohmura
Category:Illus. by Kanako Eo
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Secret cards
Category:Full Art cards
Category:Trainer cards that move cards from player's hand into deck
Category:Trainer cards that draw cards from player's deck
de:Achromas (TCG)
es:Acromo (TCG)
fr:Nikolaï (Noir & Blanc Tempête Plasma 118)
it:Acromio (Uragano Plasma 118)
ja:アクロマ (カードゲーム)
zh:阿克罗玛（TCG）
Colress Machine (Plasma Storm 119)

Colress Machine (Japanese: アクロママシーン Achroma Machine) is an . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was first released in the expansion, originating from the Japanese expansion. It was also released in the Japanese and .
==Trivia==
===Origin===
The Colress Machine is a Key Item in .
Category:Colress (TCG)
Category:Plasma Storm cards
Category:Plasma Gale cards
Category:Team Plasma's Powered Half Deck cards
Category:Team Plasma Battle Gift Set cards
Category:Trainer cards that attach Energy cards from deck
Category:Illus. by Ryo Ueda
de:Achromat (TCG)
es:Acromáquina (TCG)
fr:Nikodule (Noir & Blanc Tempête Plasma 119)
it:Acrocongegno (Uragano Plasma 119)
ja:アクロママシーン (カードゲーム)
zh:阿克罗玛机器（TCG）