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Player's Ceremony (SM-P Promo 248)

Player's Ceremony (Japanese: プレイヤーズセレモニー Player's Ceremony) is a . It was first released as one of the .
==Card text==
==Release information==
In Japan, this card was first released as one of the with artwork by Kagemaru Himeno and was awarded to players who had accumulated at least 120 Championship Points over the course of the 2017-2018 season. Points could be accumulated up to August 31, 2018 and could be earned in several Japanese Premier Events held throughout the season. These included the 2018 Champion's League, the 2018 Champion's League 1st Certified Tournament, City Leagues, Trainer's Leagues, Station Leagues, and the 2018 Japan Championships. This print features the Champion's League 2018 logo in the bottom right corner of the illustration. Copies of this print began to be distributed in early October 2018. Another SM-P Promotional print with a different collection number and new artwork by the same artist was awarded to players accumulating at least 60 Championship Points over the course of the 2018-2019 season, up to August 31, 2019 inclusive. Eligible events included the 2019 Champion's League, the 2019 Champion's League Certified Tournament, the 2019 Japan Championships, as well as City Leagues, Trainer's Leagues, and Station Leagues held throughout the season. This print has the Championship Series 2019 logo in the bottom right corner of the illustration and began to be distributed in early October 2019.
The 2019-2020 season was curtailed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, the print for this season was distributed to players accumulating at least 30 Championship Points. This print is a , features a different illustration once again by Kagemaru Himeno, and has the Championship Series 2020 logo in the bottom right corner of it. Eligible events included the Tokyo and Aichi 2020 Champion's League tournaments plus City Leagues, Trainer's Leagues, and Station Leagues that were completed before restrictions were introduced. Copies of this print began to be distributed in mid-September 2020. The 2020 print was the last print of this card, as was distributed instead from the 2021 season onwards.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:SM-P Promotional cards
Category:S-P Promotional cards
Category:Illus. by Kagemaru Himeno
de:Player's Ceremony (TCG)
fr:プレイヤーズセレモニー (サン＆ムーンプロモカード 248)
ja:プレイヤーズセレモニー
zh:玩家庆典（TCG）
Player's Family

The Player's Family are a group of three non-player characters in . They are the father, mother, and younger sister of the , referred to as Dad, Mom, and Little Sis in-game. 
The player's family resides in Chicole Village, having recently moved from their former home in Fiore. In addition to their home, the family also owns a field south of Chicole Village called Partner Farm. 
The player's family is first mentioned while the player is at Ranger School, when the player receives letters from Little Sis telling the player that their family will soon move to Almia. 
The family is first seen after the player graduates from Ranger School. The player is woken up in their bedroom at the family's house in Chicole Village by Little Sis, indicating that the player has since returned home from school. Little Sis reminds the player that today is their first day as a professional Pokémon Ranger. The player and Little Sis go downstairs, where they are greeted by Mom and Dad. Here, it is revealed that the player's family has recently moved to Chicole Village, and that Mom and Dad dreamed of owning a house like this for a long time. Little Sis then tells the player that the family also owns a field nearby, and that she named it Partner Farm because Mom and Dad get along so well.
During the first Mission, the player must deliver the Vien Tribune to the citizens of Vientown and Chicole Village. Upon entering the family's house in this Mission, the family comments on the player's new ranger uniform. Mom then asks Crawford keep an eye on the player, as they are still young.
During the fourth mission, Ollie asks the player to take him to Chicole Village. Upon arriving in the village, Little Sis appears and asks the player to help her catch a "hat ghost" in the field of Partner Farm. Completing the task reveals that the hat ghost is only a . This Kricketot becomes the first optional Partner Pokémon. Little Sis tells the player that she will care for Kricketot at Partner Farm until the player needs the Pokémon's assistance. This remains true for all future Partner Pokémon. 
During the eighth mission, the player's family appears outside the Ranger Base in Vientown to congratulate the player on becoming a Top Ranger. 
Each member of the family offers a unique quest for the player.
==Quests==
		
==Related articles==
Player's Family
Player (Hey You, Pikachu!)

The player uses the PokéHelper and talks to in Hey You, Pikachu!.
==Quotes==
;The Bedroom
*At the start of the game:
:"...That's Mom's voice."
:"Hey! That's right!"
*After the test:
:"Home at last."
:"Hey! Getting to talk to PIKACHU was great! How will tomorrow go?"
*After waking up the next day:
:"It's nice out again today. Hey! There's a message! It must be Prof. Oak."
*After going home at night:
:"Home at last. Hey! It sure was fun being able to talk to PIKACHU today. It would be nice to play with PIKACHU tomorrow, too."
*After waking up the next day:
:"It's morning. Hey! That's PIKACHU's voice! It's that wild PIKACHU!"
:"Hey! It's off to play with PIKACHU!"
;The Front Yard
:"PIKACHU came all the way here just to say good-bye!"
;The Bedroom
*After going home at night:
:"Home at last. Gosh, will PIKACHU come tomorrow, too?"
*After waking up the next day:
:"It's morning. Hey! It's PIKACHU's voice! Hey! PIKACHU came to play again today! Hey! It's off with PIKACHU again today!"
;The Front Yard
:"PIKACHU came all the way here just to say good-bye!"
;The Bedroom
*After going home at night:
:"Home at last. Where will PIKACHU go to next?"
;The Front Yard
:"PIKACHU came all the way here just to say good-bye!"
;The Bedroom
*After waking up the next day:
:"It's morning. Hey! It's PIKACHU's voice! Hey! It's PIKACHU! Where are we going today? Hey! It's off with PIKACHU again today!"
*At night:
:"Home at last. What will PIKACHU do for fun next time?!
;The Bedroom
*After waking up the next day:
:"It's morning. Hey! It's PIKACHU's voice! Hey! PIKACHU has a fishing hook. Are we going fishing today? Hey! It's off with PIKACHU again today!"
Category:Hey You, Pikachu!
Player level (TCG Pocket)

The player level (Japanese: 選手レベル player level) is a property of the player in Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket.
Players' levels are increased by earning experience (abbreviated EXP) by completing certain taks in the game. Leveling up earns the player items and, at certain levels, unlocks new features.
As of the game's launch on October 30, 2024, player levels are currently capped at level 50. Experience can continue to be accumulated even past the level cap.
==Earning experience==
The player can earn experience in the following ways:
Method 	EXP gained
Opening a booster pack 	25
Winning a non-private versus battle 	15 (up to 10 times a day)
Make a wonder pick 	15 per Wonder Stamina spent
 	
First-time reward for winning a beginner step-up battle 	25
First-time reward for winning an intermediate step-up battle	50
First-time reward for winning an advanced step-up battle 	75
First-time reward for winning an expert solo battle 	100
Limited-time drop events feature a set of four limited-time solo battles; these award the same amount of EXP as regular solo battles of the same difficulty.
==Player levels==
Each level awards 12 Pack Hourglasses, 12 Wonder Hourglasses, 1 Rewind Watch and 1 Poké gold (2 Poké gold on every fifth level).
Level	Experience	Experience 	Rewards 	Unlocks
Level	Next level	Total gained	Rewards 	Unlocks
1 	25 	0 	 	
2 	150 	25 	x12 x12 x1 x1	Wonder picks
3 	150 	175 	x12 x12 x1 x1	Battles; deck missions; trading
4 	180 	325 	x12 x12 x1 x1	Display boards
5 	210 	505 	x12 x12 x2 x1	
6 	240 	715 	x12 x12 x1 x1	Binders
7 	270 	955 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
8 	300 	1,225 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
9 	330 	1,525 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
10 	360 	1,855 	x12 x12 x2 x1	
11 	390 	2,215 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
12 	420 	2,605 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
13 	450 	3,025 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
14 	480 	3,475 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
15 	510 	3,955 	x12 x12 x2 x1	
16 	540 	4,465 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
17 	570 	5,005 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
18 	600 	5,575 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
19 	635 	6,175 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
20 	670 	6,810 	x12 x12 x2 x1	
21 	710 	7,480 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
22 	750 	8,190 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
23 	795 	8,940 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
24 	840 	9,735 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
25 	890 	10,575 	x12 x12 x2 x1	
26 	940 	11,465 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
27 	990 	12,405 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
28 	1,040 	13,395 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
29 	1,090 	14,435 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
30 	1,145 	15,525 	x12 x12 x2 x1	
31 	1,205 	16,670 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
32 	1,270 	17,875 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
33 	1,340 	19,145 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
34 	1,415 	20,485 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
35 	1,495 	21,900 	x12 x12 x2 x1	
36 	1,580 	23,395 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
37 	1,670 	24,975 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
38 	1,765 	26,645 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
39 	1,865 	28,410 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
40 	1,975 	30,275 	x12 x12 x2 x1	
41 	2,095 	32,250 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
42 	2,225 	34,345 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
43 	2,365 	36,570 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
44 	2,515 	38,935 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
45 	2,675 	41,450 	x12 x12 x2 x1	
46 	2,845 	44,125 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
47 	3,025 	46,970 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
48 	3,215 	49,995 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
49 	3,415 	53,210 	x12 x12 x1 x1	
50 	--- 	56,625 	x12 x12 x2 x1	
Category:Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket
Category:Game mechanics
de:Spielerlevel (Pokémon-Sammelkartenspiel-Pocket)
Playing in the Sea Pikachu (SM-P Promo 392)

Playing in the Sea Pikachu (Japanese: 海で遊ぶピカチュウ Playing in the Sea Pikachu) is a Basic Pokémon card. It is one of the .
==Card text==
===Pokédex data===
==Release information==
In Japan, this card was released as part of the My251 Pokémon Center Midsummer Shining Grand Plan, which saw the appearance of mini attractions at select Pokémon Centers and Pokémon Stores on weekends and holidays between July 20 and September 1, 2019. This period also saw several Pokémon Center-exclusive products become available to purchase as part of the Pokémon Surf campaign, as well as the distribution of Pokémon Fit and My251 gift with purchase items. This card, which has artwork based on the key visual created for the Pokémon Surf campaign, was given to customers who purchased at least five booster packs from any participating Pokémon Center or Pokémon Store beginning August 2, 2019. The card could be redeemed up to 4 times per person and the promotion ran for as long as stocks lasted. The Pokémon Center logo is also present on the card.
 
==Trivia==
===Origin===
This card's Pokédex entry comes from .
Category:SM-P Promotional cards
Category:Illus. by Kouki Saitou
de:Umi de Asobu Pikachu (SM-P Promotional cards 392)
fr:海で遊ぶピカチュウ (サン＆ムーンプロモカード 392)
ja:海で遊ぶピカチュウ (SM-P)
zh:海滨玩耍的皮卡丘（SM-P）
Playism Declaration

Playism Declaration (Japanese: アソビズム宣言 Asobizumu Sengen) is the Japanese opening theme of the Japanese Pikachu shorts PK05 and PK06.
==Synopsis==
==Characters==
===Humans===
===Pokémon===
* ()
==Lyrics==
Japanese	English
<ab>
</ab>	<ab>Laa-laa lalalalalalala laa-laa lalalala
Laa-laa lalalalala laa-la
Hey! For you guys, and us guys
Winter vacation has come for the first time in a year
Hey, hey! Starting now
What kind of things should we do in playing together?
Skiing, skating, snowman
Or chu-chu Pika-?
...Tha~t's like I'm sure we probably haven't
Started playing yet
You "Pokémon children"
Are geniuses at playing!
Likewise, us "human children"
Are geniuses at playing!
Anything and everything
Even if all we have is a tin can, it's okay
Let's turn it into a fun game!
That's Playism!
Even snow, even icicles
And even things that seem boring, it's okay
Let's all turn it into a game!
Yeah! Playism!
Hey! You guys, and us guys
We evolve and develop and grow bigger
Hey, hey! It is how it is
Let's play during winter vacation, after all!
Snowboarding, , snow festivals
Or how about removing snow from the roof?
...Tha~t's not exactly playing
That's probably more like work
You "Pokémon children"
Are great geniuses at playing!
Likewise, us "human children"
Are great geniuses at playing!
Even if it's cold, even if we're numb
Even if we have to hit a nail with a banana, it's okay
Anyway, let's leap outside!
That's Playism!
Even if we slip, even if we fall
Even if the person you like laughs at you, it's okay
Let's all leap outside!
Yeah! Playism!
Laa-laa lalalalalalala laa-laa lalalala
Laa-laa lalalalalalala laa-laa lalalala
Laa-laa lalalalalalala laa-laa lalalala
Laa-laa lalalalalalala
You "Pokémon children"
Are great great geniuses at playing!
Likewise, us "human children"
Are great great geniuses at playing!
Even if you're skilled, even if you're not
Even if you can't say that you're one way or another, it's okay
Let's play happily and cheerfully!
That's Playism!
Even if it's "ポケモン," even if it's "Pokémon"
Even if it's some other "mon," it's okay
Let's all play noisily!
Yeah! Playism!
Laa-laa lalalalalalala laa-laa lalalala
Laa-laa lalalalalalala laa-laa lalalala
Laa-laa lalalalalalala laa-laa lalalala</ab>
Category:Japanese opening themes
ja:アソビズム宣言
Pleasant Forest (Dream World)

The Pleasant Forest (Japanese: ちいさな Small Forest) was, initially, the starting area of the Island of Dreams in the Pokémon Dream World. If the player tucked in a -, -, - or Pokémon, the odds of this area being visited were increased.
==Pokémon==
==Items==
==In other languages==
==See also==
Category:Pokémon Dream World
Category:Forests
de:Trauminsel#Kleiner Wald
es:Bosque Pequeño
fr:Bosquet
it:Boschetto
ja:ちいさな森
zh:小小森林（梦境世界）
Please Let There Be Good Weather Tomorrow

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Please Let There Be Good Weather Tomorrow (Japanese: 明日天気にしておくれ Ashita Tenki ni Shite Okure) is the Japanese ending theme for Celebi: A Timeless Adventure.
==Lyrics==
! Japanese
! English
|-
| lang="ja" | <ab>
</ab>
| <ab>Kicking some pebbles
As a way of counting the rhymes
Let's take a detour home
To a place where I can see the sunset
White clouds stacked to the heaven
Slowly to the red heaven
It was a nice day
Please let there be good weather tomorrow
Small hands waving
Recalling over and over again
In the far distance away, I heard
Children's "See you tomorrow"
Looking at the sun setting
Gradually, stars start to twinkle
It was a nice day
Please let there be good weather tomorrow
The sound of sparkling rivers
The shaking wobbling moon
I went back home
Looking up at the sky
I'm thinking about my hometown
I wonder if someone is waiting for
The moonlight on the way home
Footsteps rushing back home
It stops the voices of insects
The lit window light up the heaven
Looking at the heaven dreamingly
It was a nice day
Please let there be good weather tomorrow
Please let there be good weather tomorrow</ab>
|}
|}
es:EDJP04
ja:明日天気にしておくれ
zh:希望明天是個好天氣
Please Let There Be Good Weather Tomorrow (single)

Please Let There Be Good Weather Tomorrow (Japanese: 明日天気にしておくれ Ashita Tenki ni Shite Okure) is a CD single that was released in Japan on July 18, 2001, featuring the Japanese ending theme of Celebi: The Voice of the Forest.
==Track list==
# Please Let There Be Good Weather Tomorrow (あした天気にしておくれ Ashita Tenki ni Shite Okure) [4:39]
# Please Let There Be Good Weather Tomorrow (Original Karaoke) (あした天気にしておくれ （オリジナルカラオケ） Ashita Tenki ni Shite Okure (Original Karaoke)) [4:36]
==Related articles==
Category:Japanese CDs
de:Ashita Tenki ni Shite Okure (CD)
zh:希望明天是个好天气（专辑）
Pledge Grove

Pledge Grove (Japanese: Oath Woods) is a small forest-like location in southwest Unova. It is connected to Floccesy Town to the south. The path here is located directly to the right of Alder's house. The 's claims that the marks on the rock were made by Pokémon.
==Cut rock==
The main feature of the Pledge Grove is a rock with three cuts across it. If the player examines the rock with a fateful encounter Ordinary Form Keldeo in their party, Keldeo will want to come out of its Poké Ball. If the player lets it out, it will excitedly examine the rock, and then is reminded of by the determination of , , and that has been carved into the rock. If the player allows it to learn the move, the spirits of Cobalion, Virizion, and Terrakion appear, then zoom away; Keldeo resolves to battle, and is transformed into its Resolute Form. If the Keldeo already knows Secret Sword but is still in its Ordinary Form, it will skip trying to learn the move but still change forms accordingly.
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
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Pledge Grove was first featured in The Shadow Triad, where the Swords of Justice were seen teaching Keldeo how to use its . After one failed attempt, Keldeo managed to use its sword and leave a cut mark on the big rock, accompanied by its three mentors' cut marks. Afterwards, the four Pokémon left to follow the Shadow Triad whom Cobalion, Virizion, and Terrakion had encountered shortly before.
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Pledge Grove was seen again in Pokédex Lecture, where took there to register Pokémon in her Pokédex as a way to get closer to her. During their visit, however, they were attacked by Keldeo, accidentally attracted there by Whitley. Blake managed to avoid Keldeo's attack, but Whitley was knocked unconscious.
In New Sword Player, Blake revealed that he had later returned to Pledge Grove, offering Keldeo his alliance in order to help it develop its techniques. Agreeing to this, Keldeo had let itself be by Blake.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Black 2 and White 2 locations
Category:Forests
de:Schwurhain
es:Arboleda Promesa
fr:Bois du Serment
it:Bosco del Giuramento
ja:ちかいのはやし
zh:誓约之林
Pledge Hill

Pledge Hill (Japanese: ちかいの Pledge Hill) is a dungeon in Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon located on the Water Continent. It is unlocked by reaching the . Upon clearing the dungeon for the first time, and will connect with the . Cobalion will then give them the , one of .
==Pokémon encountered==
===Boss (Until defeated)===
==Items found==
==Traps encountered==
Image	Trap 	Floors
 	Gust Trap 	1F, 2F, 5F
 	PP Leech Trap	1F
 	Warp Trap 	1F
 	Seal Trap 	1F
 	Spiky Trap 	2F
 	Hunger Trap 	3F, 4F
 	Spin Trap 	5F
 	Poison Trap 	8F
 	Discord Trap 	9F
==In other languages==
Category:Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon locations
de:Hügel des Versprechens
fr:Colline du Serment
zh:誓約之丘
Pluck (move)

Pluck (Japanese: ついばむ Pick) is a damage-dealing move introduced in Generation IV. It was TM88 in Generation IV to Generation V, as well as in .
==Effect==
Pluck inflicts damage. If the target is holding a Berry, the user will eat the Berry and gain its effect. Pluck will not eat the target's Berry if it hits its . Pluck will not consume the Berry of a target that has the Ability . 
The effect of a or Berry will activate before the Berry can be stolen. Berries like or Berries will be eaten by the attacker, regardless of them meeting their consumption requirement upon taking damage from Pluck.
Pluck can hit non-adjacent opponents in Triple Battles.
===Generation IV===
If the user has the Ability or is affected by , it will consume the target's held Berry without gaining its effect.
===Generation V onwards===
The user will now receive the effects of the target's held Berry even if it has the Ability or is affected by .
Pluck will fail when used in a Max Raid Battle.
==Description==
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==Learnset==
===By leveling up===
===By TM===
===By ===
==In other games==
===Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series===
Pluck deals damage and consumes the target's edible item, such as a Seed, Apple, Max Elixir or Gummi. If Pluck is used on any member of the 's team, the enemy will pick an item from the Bag. This move is affected by status condition.
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===Description===
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==In animation==
===Pokémon animated series===
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
==In other generations==
===Core series games===
===Side series games===
===Spin-off series games===
==In other languages==
Category:Item-manipulating moves
Category:Moves usable in Pokémon Sword and Shield
Category:Moves usable in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet
Category:Moves that require use of mouth
de:Pflücker
es:Picoteo
fr:Picore
it:Spennata
ja:ついばむ
zh:啄食（招式）
Plum

Plum (Japanese: プラム Plum) is an exorcist-in-training from the manga series Magical Pokémon Journey. She only appears in the chapter The Exorcist Nurse!!, where she banishes characters' dark Aura with her holy cross. She travels with her senior, , to build her exorcism skills.
She has a crush on Peanut, and moves in next-door to him after uncovering and failing to banish his overbearing dark Aura.
==Trivia==
* Plum's birthday being on March 14 is a reference to , which occurs on March 14, while her crush's birthday falls on , which occurs on February 14.
==Related articles==
Category:Magical Pokémon Journey characters
it:Plum
Plume Fossil

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The Plume Fossil (Japanese: はねのカセキ Feather Fossil) is a Fossil introduced in Generation V that can be regenerated into . It is the counterpart of the Cover Fossil.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
====Passive effect====
If brought to the one of the following locations, the Plume Fossil can be regenerated into an .
{| border=1 style="background:#FFF; border:1px solid #; border-collapse:collapse"	
Games	Location
 	Nacrene Museum
 	Ambrette Town Fossil Lab
 	Devon Corporation in Rustboro City
 	Fossil Restoration Center on
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
|-
| 
| Relic Castle (choice between this and the Cover Fossil)
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|-
| 
| Nacrene City (choice between this and the Cover Fossil)
| Join Avenue ()Funfest Mission (found in glowing spots in "Not-Found Lost Items!" and for sale in "What is the Real Price?")
|-
| 
| 
| (Glittering Cave, after entering the Hall of Fame)
|-
| 
| 
| (Mirage spots)
|-
| 
| Konikoni City ()
| Poké Pelago (Isle Aphun: Rare-Treasure Hunting, Interesting-Item Hunting)
|}
|}
==In animation==
===Pokémon the Series===
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A Plume Fossil appeared in Archeops In The Modern World!, which had been given to Professor Juniper and Fennel by Lenora. They successfully resurrected a female from the Fossil using 's dream energy. With the help of and his , Archen learned how to fly and then evolved into .
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 found a Plume Fossil in Treasure Hunt, Akala Style!, during the Stoutland Search treasure hunt set up for Ash and by Olivia. A Plume Fossil also appeared in on a holographic screen during 's first hunt for treasure.
==In the TCG==
The Plume Fossil was introduced as an in the Pokémon Trading Card Game in the expansion, first released in the Japanese . It allows players to look at the bottom seven cards of their deck, reveal an they find there, and put it onto their Bench. The other six cards are then shuffled back into the deck.
 cards are s which become Basic Pokémon. While they do not feature a Plume Fossil, certain Archen evolve from Unidentified Fossil.
==Trivia==
* While the item description for the Plume Fossil states the Fossil came from a "Pokémon that (once) flew/lived in the sky", the who gives away the Fossils in mentions that the Plume Fossil is from a Pokémon that lived in an ancient forest, but could not fly. Considering what is known about the genus, this may be intentional to some degree.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Fossils
Category:Items
de:Federfossil
es:Fósil pluma
fr:Fossile Plume
it:Fossilpiuma
ja:はねのカセキ
zh:羽毛化石（道具）
Plume Fossil (Noble Victories 93)

Plume Fossil (Japanese: はねの化石 Wing Fossil) is an . It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was released in the expansion, originating from the Japanese . It was later reprinted in the expansion, originating from the Japanese expansion.
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Plume Fossil is an item introduced in used to resurrect .
Category:Noble Victories cards
Category:Red Collection cards
Category:Plasma Blast cards
Category:Megalo Cannon cards
Category:Illus. by Ryo Ueda
de:Federfossil (TCG)
es:Fósil Pluma (TCG)
fr:Fossile Plume (Noir & Blanc Nobles Victoires 93)
it:Fossilpiuma (Vittorie Regali 93)
ja:はねの化石
zh:羽毛化石（TCG）