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Cresselia LV.X (Great Encounters 103)

Cresselia (Japanese: クレセリア Cresselia) is a Level-Up card. It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included in the English expansion, first released in the Japanese expansion. It was later reprinted as a Cosmos Holofoil in the Box in November 2010.
==Trivia==
Cresselia LV.X is the first Pokémon card capable of taking three Prize cards in a single Knock Out. This is achieved by Knocking Out a with the Moon Skip attack.
===Origin===
Category:Great Encounters cards
Category:Moonlit Pursuit cards
Category:Illus. by Shizurow
Category:Holographic cards
de:Cresselia (Epische Begegnungen 103)
es:Cresselia Niv.X (Grandes Encuentros TCG)
fr:Cresselia NIV.X (Diamant & Perle Duels au sommet 103)
it:Cresselia LIV.X (Incontri Leggendari 103)
ja:クレセリアLV.X (DP4)
zh:克雷色利亚LV.X（DP4）
Cresselia ex (Promo-A 37)

Cresselia ex (Japanese: クレセリアex Cresselia ex) is a Basic card in Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket. It is part of the series of cards.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was one of five cards that could be pulled from Promo-A Vol. 4 packs; these were made available as part of the Cresselia ex Drop Event, which ran from February 3 to 17, 2025.
==Trivia==
===Origin===
*Psychic Flash is an attack that first appeared on from the expansion.
de:Cresselia-ex (PROMO-A 037)
es:Cresselia ex (Promo-A 37 TCG Pocket)
fr:Cresselia-ex (Promo-A 037)
ja:クレセリアex (ポケポケ P-A)
Cresselia ex Drop Event

The Cresselia ex Drop Event (Japanese: クレセリアexドロップイベント Cresselia ex Drop event) is a drop event in Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket.
== Event information ==
The Cresselia ex Drop Event ran from February 3 to 17, 2025. It featured a set of four battles, ranging in difficulty from Beginner to Expert, for players to challenge. Players could obtain cards from the series by receiving Promo Pack A Series Vol. 4, a possible reward for winning battles, which were more likely to be rewarded at higher difficulties. Each pack contained one of five potential cards:
TurtwigPromo-A35.png|Turtwig (Promo-A 35)
ElectivirePromo-A36.png|Electivire (Promo-A 36)
CresseliaexPromo-A37.png|Cresselia ex (Promo-A 37)
MisdreavusPromo-A38.png|Misdreavus (Promo-A 38)
SkarmoryPromo-A39.png|Skarmory (Promo-A 39)
Getting an additional copy of a card the player already owned also awarded Shinedust: 10 Shinedust for packs containing Turtwig, Misdreavus, or Skarmory; 100 Shinedust for packs containing Electivire; and 300 Shinedust for packs containing Cresselia ex.
== Event battles ==
The following battle rules were in effect for all battles:
* Rule 1: Maximum of 50 turns
* Rule 2: 3 points to win
* Rule 3: No time limit per turn
=== Beginner battle ===
This deck used the following accessories in battle:
* 
Cresselia had the Twinkles (Purple) cosmetic flair.
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=== Intermediate battle ===
This deck used the following accessories in battle:
* 
* 
* 
Both Cresselia cards had the Twinkles (Purple) cosmetic flair. Drifblim had the Circles (Purple) battle flair.
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=== Advanced battle ===
This deck used the following accessories in battle:
* 
* 
* 
Cresselia ex had the Sparkles (Gold) cosmetic flair. Gardevoir had the Small Hearts (Pink) battle flair. Giratina had the Bursts (Purple) battle flair.
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=== Expert battle ===
This deck used the following accessories in battle:
* 
* 
* 
Both Cresselia ex cards had the Sparkles (Gold) cosmetic flair. Both Mismagius ex cards had the Big Rings (Purple) battle flair.
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== In other languages ==
de:Drop-Event (Cresselia-ex)
es:Evento botín Cresselia ex
it:Evento bonus Cresselia-ex
ja:クレセリアexドロップイベント
zh:克雷色利亞ex掉落活動
Crevasse Passage

Crevasse Passage (Japanese: クレバスのけ Crevasse Passage) is a cave system located in the southeastern region of the Alabaster Icelands of Hisui. It connects Whiteout Valley to the south to Bonechill Wastes to the north.
==Geography==
The Crevasse Passage is a short cavern pathway that cuts into the mountains. One of its entrances opens at the eastern end of the ravine that separates Whiteout Valley from Bonechill Wastes. The cavern slowly inclines and curves its way toward the west. The other entrance opens up at an elevated shelf in Bonechill Wastes. A large room extends from the main passage in the middle, containing a few ore deposits. The walls, ceiling, and floors are completely covered in a thick layer of ice. The walls curve inward slightly from the top and bottom on both sides, creating tubular passageways and circular rooms.
==Items==
==Pokémon==
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Hisui locations
Category:Legends: Arceus locations
Category:Alabaster Icelands
Category:Caves
de:Gletscherpassage
fr:Voie de Glace
es:Pasaje de la Grieta
it:Via del Crepaccio
ja:クレバスの抜け道
zh:冰隙小徑
Crimson

Crimson (Japanese: チシヲ Chishio) is a character of the day who appeared in Beating the Bustle and Hustle!. She is part of a criminal duo with Azure.
Crimson and Azure both became contestants on the television program Sinnoh Pokémon Hustle, but this edition was fabricated by with the hopes of stealing Pokémon. Officer Jenny had been tracking the two for quite some time and disguised herself in order to follow them.
Crimson had entered with her and showed off her acrobatic skills as she and Azure were some of the few people able to beat the challenges in the game show. She and Azure eventually came across the box that Team Rocket had been keeping all of the Poké Balls that they took from the other contestants, and decided to help themselves to it. Team Rocket was thrilled with Azure and Crimson's performances on the course and viewed their heist as having potential, so they helped them escape from Officer Jenny.
Azure and Crimson, however, were determined to remain a duo, and they turned on Team Rocket. Crimson used her Zangoose in a Tag Battle with Azure and his . Both easily defeated and Jessie's Yanmega, but eventually fell to Officer Jenny's Growlithe. Both Crimson and Azure were arrested by Officer Jenny and taken to jail.
==Pokémon==
==Voice actors==
Category:Sinnoh characters of the day
Category:Animation characters
Category:Female characters
es:Carmesí/Crimson
fr:Amélie
it:Crimson
ja:チシヲ
Crimson City

Crimson City (Japanese: ジョウチャンタウン Jōchan Town) is an -exclusive location believed to be in Kanto. It has not been visited by and , but is mentioned in The Fourth Round Rumble at Indigo Plateau. Jeanette Fisher, who battled Ash on the Grass Field, comes from Crimson City.
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ジョウチャンタウン Jōchan Town 	From 嬢ちゃん jō-chan (young girl)
English, Italian	Crimson City 	From crimson
French 	Putrinia 	Possibly from पुत्री putrī (Sanskrit for daughter)
Korean 	랑랑마을 Rangnang Maeul 	From 랑랑 (娘娘) rangnang (lady)
Chinese () 	姑娘鎮 Gūniáng Zhèn 	From 姑娘 gūniáng (maiden)
Czech 	Karmínové město 	From karmínový (crimson)
Polish 	Karmazynowe Miasto 	From karmazynowy (crimson)
Swedish 	Staden Crimson 	From its English name
Category:Cities
Category:Towns
it:Crimson City
ja:ジョウチャンタウン
zh:姑娘鎮
Crimson Haze (TCG)

Crimson Haze (Japanese: Enhanced Expansion Pack: Crimson Haze) is the name given to the fifth Japanese subset released during the Pokémon Trading Card Game's Scarlet & Violet Era. Designed for use in tournaments, this subset mainly features Pokémon and characters originally found in the land of Kitakami, with Bloodmoon as the central Pokémon.
==Information==
Enhanced Expansion Pack: Crimson Haze introduced Pokémon from The Teal Mask, the first of two downloadable content additions to the video games. Many of the cards in this subset feature Pokémon and characters that can be found in the land of Kitakami. This set also continues to introduce s to the format. Each booster pack of Crimson Haze contains five cards.
Crimson Haze is designed for use in tournaments, in which participants are provided with sealed TCG products and have to build and battle their decks using only cards pulled from those products, along with any other cards provided by the tournament staff. To this end, certain cards such as and see reprints in this subset.
Crimson Haze was released in Japanese on March 22, 2024, followed by localized releases in Traditional Chinese on April 3, 2024, in Thai on April 26, 2024, and in Korean on May 24, 2024.
==Set list==
==Pack artwork==
The pack artwork for the Crimson Haze subset was illustrated by N-DESIGN Inc.Instagram post on @pokeca_art_life A version of the artwork without the and is featured on one of the booster pack designs for the English expansion, which includes cards from this subset.
==In other languages==
==References==
Category:Pokémon Trading Card Game mini sets
de:Kyōka Kakuchō Pack Crimson Haze (TCG)
ja:ポケモンカードゲーム スカーレット&バイオレット 強化拡張パック クリムゾンヘイズ
zh:绯红薄雾（TCG）
Crimson Invasion (TCG)

Pokémon TCG: Sun & Moon—Crimson Invasion (Japanese: の Awakened Heroes and の Ultradimensional Beasts) is the name given to the fourth main expansion of cards from the Sun & Moon Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game (the Sun & Moon Era in Japan). The set continues to feature Generation VII Pokémon and in the card game.
==Blurb==
Crimson Chaos Across Alola!
The mysterious Ultra Beasts have arrived, invading the Alola region as crimson-tinged Pokémon-GX: Nihilego-GX, Buzzwole-GX, Kartana-GX, and the ravenous Guzzlord-GX! Can Silvally-GX and the other allies of Alola defend the islands—or will the Ultra Beasts take control? Find out when you battle for the prize with the Pokémon TCG: Sun & Moon—Crimson Invasion expansion!
==Information==
Crimson Invasion is the name given to the fourth main expansion of the Sun & Moon Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. In Japan, it was released as the Awakened Heroes and Ultradimensional Beasts dual expansions that make up the fourth expansion block in the Pokémon Card Game Sun & Moon Era. It is based on Pokémon Sun and Moon, featuring Generation VII Pokémon, the Synthetic Pokémon , and the Ultra Beasts. The English expansion was released on November 3, 2017, while the Japanese expansions were released on September 15, 2017.
Crimson Invasion introduced Ultra Beast . They have a red GX graphic, a red and black bar below the HP and type that stated the Pokémon is an Ultra Beast, the bar containing the GX attack's energy cost, name and damage, and the Pokémon-GX rule box featured a red and black bar with silver border, and the GX attack description was written in red.
Awakened Heroes and Ultradimensional Beasts were the first expansions to ensure at least one card with rarity SR or better in every booster box.
There are no and Pokémon in Awakened Heroes. Likewise, there are no and Pokémon in Ultradimensional Beasts.
 (Australia)
==Set lists==
==Gallery==
==Languages this set is released in==
The Awakened Heroes and Ultradimensional Beasts sets are released in Japanese and Korean, both only available in unlimited edition. Since the Sun & Moon era, Japanese 1st edition cards are no longer printed. The Crimson Invasion set is released in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese, with cards also available as Reverse Holos.
==In other languages==
==External links==
* Set checklist
de:Aufziehen der Sturmröte (TCG)
es:Sol y Luna (TCG): Invasión Carmesí
fr:Soleil et Lune Invasion Carmin
it:Invasione Scarlatta (GCC)
zh:绯红入侵（TCG）
Crimson Invasion Prerelease Kit (TCG)

The Crimson Invasion Prerelease Kit is a special product given to participants at the start of s for the expansion. Prerelease Tournaments for the Crimson Invasion expansion were held on the two weekends prior to the release of the expansion, on October 21–22, and 28-29, 2017. Each Kit contains a random set of predetermined cards designed to enhance the experience of the tournament that follows.
Included in each Prerelease Kit is a 23-card Evolution pack that includes one of four specially stamped for the expansion, as well as four s. The Prerelease cards for the Crimson Invasion expansion are , , , and , with each containing a group of Pokémon cards that are focused around a particular type respectively: , , , and .
The Crimson Invasion Prerelease Kits provided a number of exclusive Non Holofoils of cards which were only released as Holofoils in Crimson Invasion booster packs: , and . Alolan Raichu would later be made obtainable in the Theme Deck.
==Evolution Prerelease Kit structure==
===Section 1===
Each Prerelease Kit included two of the following four different groups of Pokémon cards, with one group always coinciding with the included Prerelease promo.
===Section 2===
Each Prerelease Kit also included an additional random group of predetermined Trainer cards. A total of 8 Trainer cards are included with 4 in any combination of the s (but no more than 2 copies of a particular Supporter) and 4 s were included (one of each Item card plus one additional copy of either Nest Ball or Timer Ball).
Category:Prerelease Kits
Crispin (DP158)

Crispin (Japanese: カツゾー Katsuzō) is a character of the day who appeared in Regaining the Home Advantage!. He is a who patrols a mountain area between Brussel Town and Daybreak Town. 
Crispin helped and solve the mystery behind and 's constant s, which were destroying a nearby town. He directed their attention to a flooded crater and revealed that the Pokémon regularly did battle in order to get rid of the excess power that built up inside of them, which were results from living on the magnetically charged mountain. With this in mind, the group worked to drain the crater, allowing Magnezone and Metagross to continue battling in the mountains.
==Pokémon==
===Supervised===
==Voice actors==
Category:Animation characters
Category:Male characters
Category:Pokémon Rangers
Category:Sinnoh characters of the day
es:Crispin
fr:Christophe (Sinnoh)
it:Crispin
Crispin (Stellar Crown 133)

Crispin (Japanese: アカマツ Akamatsu) 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 expansion, first released in the Japanese expansion. Both prints feature artwork by GIDORA. In Japan, the Regular print is reprinted in the and both .
A Mirror Holofoil version of the Regular print with the Pokémon Card Gym logo was awarded to winners of New Set Battle events held at participating Pokémon Card Gym venues from October 18, 2024. These events require players to use at least four Pokémon cards from the expansion in their decks.プロモカードパック第7弾、公開！ | Pokémon Card Game Trainers Website (archived copy)
The Regular card was reprinted in the special expansion, alongside a Full Art print with new artwork by Tomowaka; both prints originated from the Japanese subset.
===Gallery===
==Rulings==
* If a player uses Crispin and gets only 1 from their deck, the Energy card is put into their hand, and not attached to their Pokémon.Crispin - Pokémon Rulings CompendiumQ&A for アカマツ on the official Pokémon Card Game website (Japanese)
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Crispin is a student attending Blueberry Academy and a member of the Elite Four. The Savanna Plaza of the Terarium is featured in the Regular print's illustration. The Terastal Fest ex special illustration rare print depicts Crispin in a red background, alluding to his specialty.
==References==
Category:Crispin (TCG)
Category:Stellar Crown cards
Category:Stellar Miracle cards
Category:Stellar Miracle Deck Build Box cards
Category:Stellar Tera Type Starter Set cards
Category:SV-P Promotional cards
Category:Terastal Fest ex cards
Category:Prismatic Evolutions cards
Category:Illus. by GIDORA
Category:Illus. by Tomowaka
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Secret cards
Category:Full Art cards
Category:Trainer cards that move Energy cards from player's deck into hand
de:Matt (TCG)
es:Denis (TCG)
fr:Rubépin (Écarlate et Violet Couronne Stellaire 164)
ja:アカマツ (カードゲーム)
Crispin Freeman

Crispin Freeman is an American actor and former script adaptor for the English-language dub of . He is currently affiliated with Arlene Thornton and Associates.
==Biography==
Crispin Freeman was born in , , U.S. and began his career as a voice actor in 1997. Freeman started working on as a script adaptor during the first two seasons of the show. Years later, Freeman joined the cast as a voice actor in , where he voiced Friede.
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
========
=====Humans=====
* Friede
=====Pokémon=====
* 
==Other non-Pokémon roles==
* Mathias Cronqvist/Dracula (, )
* , and ()
* ()
* Hector ()
* Touga Kiryuu, Dios ()
* Zelgadis Graywords ()
* Alucard ()
* Frederic Downing ()
* Sundowner ()
* Justy Ueki Tylor ()
* Kirinmaru, Osamu Kirin ()
* Togusa ()
* Sakaki ()
* Helios (, : Valhalla)
* Koichi Kimura ()
* Thomas H. Norstein ()
* Lieutenant Nolan ()
* Max Dillon/Electro ()
* Christoph Nord/Maverick and James Madrox/Multiple Man ()
* Scott Lang/Ant-Man ()
* Loki ()
* Will Harper, Jim Harper and Roy Harper ()
==External links==
* Twitter
* Official Website
* Anime News Network
Freeman, Crispin
it:Crispin Freeman
Cristina D'Avena

Cristina D'Avena (born July 6, 1964, , Italy) is an Italian singer and actress. She has been responsible for singing several openings of the Italian dub of the .
==Appearances==
* Always Pokémon
* Pokémon, The Johto League Champions
* Pokémon: The Master Quest
* 
* 
* 
* 
==External links==
* Official webSite 
D'Avena, Cristina
it:Cristina D'Avena
Cristina Vee

Cristina Vee (born Cristina Valenzuela) is a voice actress and assistant voice director for the English-language dub of . She is also credited as Cristina Vee Valenzuela. She is currently affiliated with Atlas Talent Agency.
==Biography==
Vee was born on July 11, 1987, in Los Angeles, California. Her first role in was that of in Unrest at the Nursery!. She went on to voice Ash's Riolu in . Beginning with Getting More Than You Battled For!, she also provides additional voice direction.
She is one of only two voice actors to have worked on Pokémon the Series, Pokémon Origins, and Pokémon Generations, the other being Lucien Dodge.
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
========
=====Humans=====
* 
* 
* Chad
=====Pokémon=====
* Ash's Riolu
* 
====Pokémon Origins====
=====Humans=====
* Pokémon Center lady (PO02)
* 
=====Pokémon=====
* 's 
* 
====Pokémon Generations====
* Female 
* Shelly
====Pokémon Evolutions====
* 
===Video games===
========
* Nina O'Hara
====Pokémon Masters EX====
* 
* 
* 
==Other non-Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
* - Mana Itosu (Coral Merrow)
* - Aika Sumeragi
* - Rayet Areash
* - Camilla Pareto
* - Rory
* - Young Yuna, Erika, Kukuri, Takeru
* - Machi
* - Miki Makimura
* - Louise Françoise Le Blanc de La Vallière
* - 
* - Sakura Matou
* - Sakura Matou
* - Rachel
* - Killua Zoldyck
* - Mio Akiyama
* - Saniwa
* - Misaki
* - Mika Ogino
* - Grania, Sachi Nogami
* - Tania
* - Yung Fu
* - Kotori Minami
* - Morgiana
* - Nanoha Takamachi
* - Nanoha Takamachi
* - 
* - Sunny
* - Demon Capital - Princess Yō, Yukari, Abe no Seimei (Nue Fetus)
* - Viola
* - Homura Akemi
* - Female Friend (Ep. 1), Flower
* - Kanaria
* (, )
* - Nagisa Saito
* - Alicia Ru (Eps. 20, 23)
* - Velvet Crowe (Eps. 5, 6)
* - Small Potato
* - Alisa Bosconovitch
* - Eva Frost
* - Melissa
* - Young 
===Video games===
* - Saki, Sakia, Sarapatra, Filament
* - Rin the Puppeteer
* - Wilbell
* - Wilbell
* - Cecilia
* - Sylphy
* - Noel Vermillion, Nu-13, Saya, Kaka Kittens
* - Noel Vermillion, Nu-13, Mu-12, Lambda-11
* - Noel Vermillion, Nu-13, Mu-12, Lambda-11
* - Noel Vermillion, Nu-13
* - Noel Vermillion, Nu-13
* - Bridgette
* - Kluke
* - Hiroko
* - Bridget
* - Kiwi, Aisha
* - Laelia
* - Lian Shi
* - Lian Shi
* - Eriel
* - Deborah Kim
* Genshin Impact - Bennett and Xingqiu
* - Frayne, Leona, Meline, D-LM
* - Holly Polly, Hachina, Mardi Gras Oogie, Facehugger
* - Compa, Croire
* - Riven the Exile
* - Sadie, Alice
* - Mercedes, Aria (anime cutscenes), Luminous (female)
* - Galatea
* - Soldier (Terran Republic)
* - Anri Yoshino
* - Shantae
* - Cerebella
* - Minotaurus
* - Velvet Crowe
* - Mysiel, Princess
* - Kloe
* - Sexy Silvia
* - Towa
* - Veronica
* WarioWare series - and 
==External links==
* Official website
* Facebook
* YouTube channel
Vee, Cristina
it:Cristina Vee
Critastrophe (Skill)

Critastrophe (Japanese: Ｂ技急所時威力上昇 Power Boost When Buddy Move is a Critical Hit) is a family of s in .
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==Effect==
The user's sync moves are powered up if it lands a critical hit. Higher numbered skills result in a greater boost in power according to the below formula.
PowerBoost = SkillValue \times 0.1
==Availability==
===Critastrophe 2===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
===Critastrophe 5===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
==Trivia==
* Critastrophe shares its name with an Additional Effect available from skill feathers.
==In other languages==
Category:Skill families
Category:Skills that activate when the user lands a critical hit
Category:Skills that power up sync moves
Category:Skills that affect the user
Critical Charge (Skill)

Critical Charge (Japanese: 急所時技ゲージ増加 Move Gauge Boost During Critical Hit) is a family of s in .
==Effect==
When the Pokémon's attack move successfully lands as a critical hit, the user's move gauge has a chance of charging by one bar. The skill can range from Critical Charge 1 to Critical Charge 9, with higher numbered skills resulting in a higher chance of charging the move gauge. Critical Charge 9 will always charge the move gauge. Currently, only Critical Charge 9 is available on scoutable sync pairs. The skill applies to the Pokémon's attack moves, including buddy moves, but not sync moves or max moves.
Skill rank 	Chance of effect
Critical Charge 1	20%
Critical Charge 2	30%
Critical Charge 3	40%
Critical Charge 4	50%
Critical Charge 5	60%
Critical Charge 6	70%
Critical Charge 7	80%
Critical Charge 8	90%
Critical Charge 9	100%
==Availability==
===Critical Charge 9===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
====As grid skill (red tiles)====
Red sync grid tiles require the sync pair to use a specific move to activate the skill effect.
==In other languages==
Category:Skill families
Category:Skills that activate when the user lands a critical hit
Category:Skills that charge the move gauge
Category:Skills that affect the user
Critical Crit (Skill)

Critical Crit (Japanese: 急所時次回急所 Critical Hit Next During Critical Hit) is a family of s in .
==Effect==
When an attack is a critical hit, the user has a chance of gaining the Critical Hit Next effect. The skill can range from Critical Crit 1 to Critical Crit 9, with higher numbered skills resulting in a higher chance of applying the Critical Hit Next effect. Critical Crit 9 will always apply the Critical Hit Next effect. The skill applies to the Pokémon's usual attack moves, including buddy moves, as well as sync moves and max moves. Currently, only Critical Crit 9 is available on scoutable sync pairs.
Skill rank 	Chance
Critical Crit 1	20%
Critical Crit 2	30%
Critical Crit 3	40%
Critical Crit 4	50%
Critical Crit 5	60%
Critical Crit 6	70%
Critical Crit 7	80%
Critical Crit 8	90%
Critical Crit 9	100%
==Availability==
===Critical Crit 9===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
==In other languages==
Category:Skill families
Category:Skills that activate when the user lands a critical hit
Category:Skills that apply positive status changes
Category:Skills that affect the user
Critical Eye (Skill)

Critical Eye (Japanese: 技後急所率アップ Critical Hit Rate Boost After Move) is a family of s in .
==Effect==
The sync pair's critical-hit rate increases by one stat rank per skill rank when its move is successfully used in battle. This applies to all of the Trainer's moves and all of the Pokémon's moves, including buddy moves, but not sync moves or max moves.
Skill rank 	Increase
Critical Eye 1	1
Critical Eye 2	2
Critical Eye 3	3
==Availability==
===Critical Eye 1===
====As passive skill====
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
====As grid skill (red tiles)====
Red sync grid tiles require the sync pair to use a specific move to activate the skill effect.
===Critical Eye 2===
====As grid skill (red tiles)====
Red sync grid tiles require the sync pair to use a specific move to activate the skill effect.
==In other languages==
Category:Skill families
Category:Skills that activate when the user's move is successful
Category:Skills that raise stats
Category:Skills that affect the user