nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
List of Raid Boss changes in Season 7

The following lists all of the changes to Raid Bosses for s during of , from June to August, 2022.
==June 1 - June 7==
|}
|}
|}
|}
===Pokémon GO Fest 2022 Day 1===
|}
|}
|}
|}
===Pokémon GO Fest 2022 Day 2===
|}
|}
|}
==June 7 - June 16==
|}
|}
|}
|}
===Adventure Week 2022===
Event-themed one-star and three-star Raid Bosses were featured from June 7 to June 13.
|}
|}
==June 16 - July 1==
===Pokémon TCG Crossover Event===
|}
|}
|}
|}
==July 1 - July 7==
|}
|}
|}
|}
===Pokémon GO Anniversary Event===
Event-themed one-star and three-star Raid Bosses were featured from July 6 to July 13. Five-star and Mega Raid Bosses also rotated on July 7.
|}
|}
==July 7 - July 14==
|}
|}
|}
|}
==July 14 - July 22==
|}
|}
|}
|}
==July 22 - July 31==
|}
|}
|}
|}
===Hisuian Discoveries===
Event-themed one-star and three-star Raid Bosses were featured from July 27 to August 3. Five-star and Mega Raid Bosses also rotated on July 31.
|}
|}
==July 31 - August 10==
|}
|}
|}
|}
==August 10 - August 18==
|}
|}
|}
|}
===Bug Out!===
Event-themed Raid Bosses were featued from August 10 - August 17.
|}
|}
==August 18 - August 25==
|}
|}
|}
|}
===2022 Pokémon World Championships===
Event-themed one-star and three-star Raid Bosses were featured from August 18 to August 24.
|}
|}
==August 25 - September 1==
|}
|}
|}
|}
===Pokémon GO Fest 2022 Finale===
|}
|}
|}
|}
==See also==
Category:Lists
Category:Pokémon GO
List of Raid Boss changes in Season 8

The following lists all of the changes to Raid Bosses for s during of , from September to November, 2022.
==September 1 - September 13==
|}
|}
|}
|- 
! style="background-color:#ccc;" colspan="3" | August 25 - September 6
|-
! style="background-color:#ccc;" colspan="3" | September 6 - September 16
|}
===Psychic Spectacular===
Event-themed one-star and three-star Raid Bosses were featured from September 6 to September 13. Mega Raids also rotated at the start of the event.
|}
|}
==September 13 - September 27==
|}
|}
|}
|- 
! style="background-color:#ccc;" colspan="3" | September 6 - September 16
|-
! style="background-color:#ccc;" colspan="3" | September 16 - September 27
|}
===Test Your Mettle===
Event-themed one-star and three-star Raid Bosses were featured from September 16 to September 22. Mega Raids also rotated at the start of the event.
|}
|}
==September 27 - October 8==
|}
|}
|}
|}
===Fashion Week 2022===
Event-themed one-star and three-star Raid Bosses were featured from September 27 to October 4.
|}
|}
===Evolving Stars===
Event-themed one-star and three-star Raid Bosses were featured from October 5 to October 12. Five-star and Mega Raids also rotated on October 8.
|}
|}
==October 12 - October 20==
|}
|}
|}
|}
===Festival of Lights===
Event-themed one-star and three-star Raid Bosses were featured from October 14 to October 18. 
|}
|}
==October 20 - November 8==
|}
|}
|- 
! style="background-color:#ccc;" colspan="3" | October 20 - October 27
|- 
! style="background-color:#ccc;" colspan="3" | October 27 - November 8
|}
|}
===Halloween===
Event-themed one-star and three-star Raid Bosses were featured from October 20 to November 1. Giratina caught during this time will also know the event-exclusive move .
|}
|- 
! style="background-color:#ccc;" colspan="3" | October 20 - October 27
|- 
! style="background-color:#ccc;" colspan="3" | October 27 - November 1
|}
===Dia de Muertos===
Event-themed one-star Raid Bosses were featured from November 1 to November 3.
|}
==November 8 - November 23==
|}
|}
|}
|}
===Greedy Gluttons===
Event-themed one-star and three-star Raid Bosses were featured from November 9 to November 18.
|}
|}
==November 23 - December 1==
|}
|}
|}
|}
==See also==
Category:Lists
Category:Pokémon GO
List of Raid Boss changes in Season 9

The following lists all of the changes to Raid Bosses for s during of , from December 2022 to February 2023.
==December 1 - December 8==
|}
|}
|}
|}
===Mythic Blade===
Event-themed one-star and three-star Raid Bosses were featured from December 6 to December 12. Five-star and Mega Raids rotated on December 8.
|}
|}
==December 8 - December 15==
|}
|}
|}
|}
==December 15 - December 23==
|}
|}
|}
|}
==December 23 - January 1==
|}
|}
|}
|}
==January 1 - January 10==
|}
|}
|}
|}
===New Year's 2023===
Event-themed one-star and three-star Raid Bosses were featured from January 1 to January 5.
|}
|}
==January 10 - January 18==
|}
|}
|}
|}
===Twinkling Fantasy===
Event-themed one-star and three-star Raid Bosses were featured from January 10 to January 17.
|}
|}
==January 18 - January 25==
|}
|}
|}
|}
===Lunar Year Year 2023===
Event-themed one-star and three-star Raid Bosses were featured from January 19 to January 24.
|}
|}
==January 25 - February 1==
|}
|}
|}
|}
===Crackling Voltage===
Event-themed Raid Bosses were featured from January 27 to February 6. Five-star and Mega Raids rotated on February 1.
|}
}
|}
==February 1 - February 8==
|}
|}
|}
|}
==February 8 - February 15==
|}
|}
|}
|}
===Valentine's Day===
Event-themed one-star and three-star Raid Bosses were featured from February 8 to February 15.
|}
|}
==February 15 - February 22==
|}
|}
|}
|}
==February 22 - March 1==
|}
|}
|}
|}
===Primal Rumblings===
Event-themed one-star and three-star Raid Bosses were featured from February 22 to February 25.
|}
|}
===Pokémon GO Tour: Hoenn - Global===
During the event, only the following Raid Bosses will appear, temporarily replacing the existing pool of Raid Bosses.
|}
|}
|}
|}
==See also==
Category:Lists
Category:Pokémon GO
List of Rental Pokémon in Pokémon Stadium 2

__FORCETOC__
This is a list of all of the rental Pokémon in Pokémon Stadium 2 sorted by National Pokédex number. Unlike Pokémon Stadium, most of the available rental Pokémon are the same or similar across most battle modes (other than Little Cup), but there are a few differences depending on the level bracket or .
==Poké Cup/Gym Leader Castle==
{| align="left"	Bulbasaur	Bulbasaur
	 	
==Prime Cup/Anything Goes==
In these battle modes, every rental Pokémon is level 100 and their stats are adjusted accordingly. is slightly adjusted for some Pokémon, but otherwise most rental Pokémon are identical to their level 50 counterparts. Several Pokémon's movesets do differ, however, and those Pokémon are listed below. Most of these changes involve moves that the Pokémon in question would learn by leveling up after level 50 in Generation II.
 and are also available as rentals, but only in of the Prime Cup.
{| align="left"	Pikachu (Prime Cup R-2 Only)	Pikachu (Prime Cup R-2 Only)
	 	
{| width="100%"
|-
|
Croconaw	Croconaw
 	
Quagsire	Quagsire
 	
Girafarig	Girafarig
 	
Gligar	Gligar
 	
Heracross	Heracross
 	
Sneasel	Sneasel
 	
Miltank	Miltank
 	
Suicune	Suicune
 	
Celebi (Prime Cup R-2 Only)	Celebi (Prime Cup R-2 Only)
 	
==Trivia==
* is the only rental Pokémon that has moves that it would only be able to learn in Generation I. These are and on the level 50 set, and on the level 100 set.
* While and have the same four moves on their level 50 and level 100 sets, the move order is slightly different between them.
Category:Lists
Category:Pokémon Stadium 2
List of Restricted Sparring Pokémon

The following is a list of Pokémon that can be used by all NPC opponents in Restricted Sparring in The Isle of Armor. 
==List of Pokémon==
All listed Pokémon are set to Lv. 50 and have 15 s in each stat. Their and genders are randomly determined every battle.
|}
==Trivia==
* The listed Kingler, Orbeetle, Drednaw, Flapple, Appletun, and Sandaconda have the Gigantamax Factor. However, since NPC opponents do not use Dynamax, this has no effect on the challenge.
Category:Lists
fr:Liste des Pokémon de l'Exercice spécialisé
it:Elenco dei Pokémon della Prova Limitata
List of Ribbons in the games/Deprecated Ribbons

This is the list of Deprecated Ribbons in the Pokémon games.
==List==
The following Ribbons were present in Generation III and Generation IV data, but are no longer in Generation V and onwards, as they were replaced by the Gift Ribbons that were introduced during Generation V. These Ribbons were never used.
==In other languages==
English 	Japanese 	French 	German 	Italian 	Spanish 	Korean
Marine Ribbon 	マリンリボン 	Ruban Marine 	Band des Meeres 	Fiocco Mare 	Cinta Mar 	마린리본
Land Ribbon 	ランドリボン 	Ruban Terroir 	Band der Landmassen	Fiocco Terra 	Cinta Tierra 	랜드리본
Sky Ribbon 	スカイリボン 	Ruban Ciel 	Band der Lüfte 	Fiocco Cielo 	Cinta Cielo 	스카이리본
History Ribbon 	ヒストリーリボン 	Ruban Histoire	Band der Geschichte	Fiocco Storia 	Cinta Historia	히스토리리본
Red Ribbon 	レッドリボン 	Ruban Rouge 	Rotes Band 	Fiocco Rosso 	Cinta Roja 	레드리본
Green Ribbon 	グリーンリボン 	Ruban Vert 	Grünes Band 	Fiocco Verde 	Cinta Verde 	그린리본
Blue Ribbon 	ブルーリボン 	Ruban Bleu 	Blaues Band 	Fiocco Blu 	Cinta Azul 	블루리본
Festival Ribbon	フェスティバルリボン 	Ruban Festival	Festival-Band 	Fiocco Festival 	Cinta Festival	페스티벌리본
Carnival Ribbon	カーニバルリボン 	Ruban Carnaval	Jahrmarkt-Band 	Fiocco Carnevale	Cinta Carnaval	카니발리본
Category:Subpages
List of Shadow Pokémon in Pokémon GO

This is a list of in . Shadow Pokémon with a icon denote those whose Shiny forms has been obtainable during a bonus challenge. Shadow Pokémon with a Premier Ball icon denote species that, in at least one of any rotation, has been encounterable during the bonus challenge; these icons redirect to the Team GO Rocket member the Shadow Pokémon was most recently obtainable from.
__TOC__
==List of Shadow Pokémon==
#	Pokémon	Pokémon	Catch CP	Purification cost	Release date
 	 	 	 	 	
==Unobtainable Shadow Pokémon==
Some Shadow Pokémon are currently unobtainable by players, but have been used by Giovanni or s.
{| style="text-align:center; margin:1ch; display:inline-table"	
Shadow	
==Related entries==
Category:Pokémon GO
Category:Shadow Pokémon
Category:Lists
ja:シャドウポケモン一覧
List of Shadow Raid Boss changes

The following lists all of the changes to Raid Bosses for in .
==Season 10==
Shadow Raids debuted during the Rising Shadows event, from May 22 to May 28, 2023, with five-star Shadow Raids only available from Saturday, May 27 to Sunday, May 28.
|}
|}
|}
==Season 11==
Shadow Raids became available from June 5 to the end of August, 2023 , with five-star Shadow Raids only available during Saturday and Sunday.
|}
|}
|}
Category:Lists
Category:Pokémon GO
List of Spanish Pokémon Official Magazine issues

This is a list of Spanish issues of the Pokémon Official Magazine (Spanish: Pokémon: La revista oficial) published by Panini. The first issue appeared in June 2012. It is published every two months and is priced at €3.95. It measures 21×28 cm and usually has 36 pages.
Cover	Issue 	Content
 	1 (2012) 	PokéPark 2: Wonders Beyond
 	2 (2012) 	Pokémon Black Version 2 and Pokémon White Version 2
 	3 (2012) 	Pokémon Black Version 2 and Pokémon White Version 2
 	4 (2012) 	Pokémon Black Version 2 and Pokémon White Version 2
 	5 (2013) 	
 	6 (2013) 	
 	7 (2013) 	Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity
 	8 (2013) 	Pokémon X and Pokémon Y
 	9 (2013) 	Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity
 	10 (2013)	Pokémon X and Pokémon Y
 	11 (2013)	Pokémon X and Pokémon Y
 	12 (2013)	Mega evolutions
 	13 (2014)	Pokémon X and Pokémon Y
 	14 (2014)	Pokémon X and Pokémon Y
 	15 (2014)	Pokémon X and Pokémon Y
 	16 (2014)	Pokémon X and Pokémon Y
 	17 (2014)	Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire
 	18 (2014)	Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire
 	19 (2015)	Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire
 	20 (2015)	Adventure in Kalos
 	21 (2015)	
 	22 (2015)	
 	23 (2015)	The new attack of Team Rocket
 	24 (2016)	The secret of mega evolution
 	25 (2016)	
 	26 (2016)	Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon
==Related articles==
Category:Magazines
List of Spanish Pokémon names

This list is a record of the official spellings for Pokémon names. Names are listed by number in the order dictated by the National Pokédex.
The Spanish names of most Pokémon are the same as their English names, and are not listed below. Although these names are spelled identically to how they are spelled in English, they are pronounced in a way that approximates their English pronunciation; for example, is pronounced as "Es-kí-ti"., p. 342 (Spanish edition of the Pokémon Deluxe Essential Handbook) and the Paradox Pokémon (with the exceptions of and ) are the only Pokémon that have different names in Spanish than they do in English. However, was named "Señor Mime" in some episodes of the n dub of the .
==Columns==
* English: The official English name as dictated by Nintendo of America and used in all English-language games and merchandise.
* Spanish: The official Spanish name used in all Spanish-language games and merchandise.
==List of Spanish Pokémon names==
===Generation VII===
|}
===Generation IX===
|}
===Eggs===
	English	Spanish
	 	Huevo
	 	Huevo de Manaphy
	Bad Egg	Huevo malo
==References==
==External links==
*The Spanish Pokédex on Pokémon.com
==Related articles==
*Pokémon in Spain
*Pokémon in Latin America
Category:Pages in other languages
it:Elenco dei nomi Pokémon spagnoli
List of Spanish event Pokémon distributions in Generation III

This is a reverse-chronological list of event Pokémon distributions that were given away to Spanish language Pokémon games in Generation III.
==List of event Pokémon==
===Aura Mew===
This Mew was distributed at the Moviplaya 2007, which was held on various beaches throughout . The overall distribution period was from July 18 to August 19, 2007. On July 27, 2007 a stop at Levante beach in , was planned, but was later cancelled.
====Locations====
Province	Location 	Dates
 	Berria beach, 	July 18, 2007
 	Ostende beach, 	July 20, 2007
 	La Salvé beach, 	July 21 to 22, 2007
 	Ladeira beach, 	July 24, 2007
 	Riazor beach, 	July 25, 2007
 	El Gurugú beach, 	July 28 to 29, 2007
 	Forti beach, 	August 1, 2007
 	Gandia beach, 	August 3, 2007
 	San Antonio beach, 	August 4 to 5, 2007
 	Las Higuericas beach,	August 7, 2007
 	Zapillo beach, 	August 9, 2007
 	Torre del Mar beach, 	August 11 to 12, 2007
 	Malapesquera beach, 	August 13, 2007
 	Playamar beach, 	August 15, 2007
 	Isla Canela beach, 	August 17, 2007
 	El Parador beach, 	August 18 to 19, 2007
===Top 10 Distribution Pokémon===
These Pokémon were distributed at the Moviplaya 2006, which was held on various beaches throughout . Players who attended the event could only receive one Pokémon. The overall distribution period was from June 27 to August 27, 2006. Originally the stop at La Salvé beach in , was going to be from July 28 to 30, 2007.
====Charizard====
====Pikachu====
====Articuno====
====Raikou====
====Entei====
====Suicune====
====Lugia====
====Ho-Oh====
====Latias====
====Latios====
====Locations====
Province	Location 	Dates
 	Riazor beach, 	June 27, 2006
 	Areas beach, 	June 29, 2006
 	América beach, 	July 1 to 2, 2006
 	Mar beach, 	July 4, 2006
 	Torre del Mar, 	July 5, 2006
 	Estepona Beach, 	July 6, 2006
 	El Parador beach, 	July 8 to 9, 2006
 	Calonge Beach, 	July 12, 2006
 	La Perola beach, 	July 14 to 16, 2006
 	Gandia beach, 	July 19, 2006
 	Patacona beach, 	July 20, 2006
 	San Antonio beach, 	July 22 to 23, 2006
 	Ostende beach, 	July 25, 2006
 	La Salvé beach, 	July 29 to 30, 2006
 	Ladeira beach, 	August 2, 2006
 	Razo beach, 	August 4 to 6, 2006
 	Las Higuericas beach,	August 8, 2006
 	Zapillo beach, 	August 11 to 13, 2006
 	Forti beach, 	August 15, 2006
 	El Gurugú beach, 	August 18 to 20, 2006
 	Central beach, 	August 23, 2006
 	Isla Canela beach, 	August 25 to 27, 2006
==External links==
* Pokémon Diamond Version: Event Pokémon Guide by Gold Ursaring
==Related articles==
Category:Pokémon 10th Anniversary
Category:Pokémon event distributions
Category:Spanish event distributions
Category:Generation III event distributions
List of TCG cards by e-Reader card ID

This article lists all cards featured in the Pokémon Trading Card Game compatible with the e-Reader peripheral and their associated card ID.
The card IDs are ordered in a similar manner to the Japanese ordering of cards during the e-Card Era: by , National Pokédex number, and ascending rarity. This ordering remains the same for the early English EX Series expansions that continued to support the e-Reader, despite the difference between the Japanese and English expansion ordering systems at the time.
The card IDs increment alphabetically based on Japanese releases, thus the English e-Card Series expansions encompass two sets of IDs due to their consolidation. There is a clash of language-specific card IDs at 'M' due to the handful of cards included in the English expansion, the Japanese , and select cards used for the . It is unknown as to why the English releases bypassed 'J' and 'L' during the EX Series.
It's not known what IDs the original 2001 Japanese Press Conference cards had, but thanks to pictures from the 2001 Japanese Space World event it is known that the cards from that had IDs prefixed with 'R' - possibly to denote these as examples as the word 'example' is 例 Rei in Japanese.
==List of card IDs==
|}
Category:E-Reader
Category:TCG lists
es:E-Cards
it:Elenco della carte GCC secondo il card ID e-Reader
List of TCG illustrators

This article lists illustrators who have created the graphical artwork for individual TCG cards. The sets listed include where cards were reprinted with the same artwork, but the amount of cards only lists unique cards released.
==List of illustrators with artwork released internationally==
|}
* Tomoaki Imakuni has previously illustrated cards under the name Imakuni? (listed together in the above table).
* Kouichi Ooyama has illustrated cards under both the names Dr.Ooyama and OOYAMA (listed together in the above table).
* Scav has previously illustrated cards under the name tetsuya koizumi (listed separately in the above table).
==List of illustrators with artwork currently released only in Japan==
|}
==List of photographers with artwork released internationally==
|}
* from the , commonly known as Snap Pikachu, is currently the only card with a photo credit instead of an illustrator credit released outside of Japan.
==List of photographers with artwork currently released only in Japan==
|}
*
Category:TCG lists
ja:ポケモンカードゲームのイラストレーター一覧
List of TM and HM locations

List of TM and HM locations has several referrals:
* For TM and HM locations in Generation I, see List of TM and HM locations in Generation I
* For TM and HM locations in Generation II, see List of TM and HM locations in Generation II
* For TM and HM locations in Generation III, see List of TM and HM locations in Generation III
* For TM and HM locations in Generation IV, see List of TM and HM locations in Generation IV
* For TM and HM locations in Generation V, see List of TM and HM locations in Generation V
* For TM and HM locations in Generation VI, see List of TM and HM locations in Generation VI
* For TM locations in Generation VII, see List of TM locations in Generation VII
* For TM and TR locations in Generation VIII, see either List of TMs and TRs in Pokémon Sword and Shield or List of TMs in Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl
* For TM locations in Generation IX, see List of TMs in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet
* For TM and HM locations in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series, see List of TM and HM locations in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series
it:Elenco delle posizioni delle MT e delle MN
List of TM and HM locations in Generation I

This is a list of the locations of all TMs and HMs in the Generation I core series games. 
==TMs==
TM	Move	Type	Locations	Price
==HMs==
HM	Move	Type	Location	Badge
==Related articles==
Category:TMs
Category:HMs
Category:Lists of items
es:Lista de MT de la primera generación
it:Elenco delle posizioni delle MT e delle MN (prima generazione)
List of TM and HM locations in Generation II

This is a list of the locations of all TMs and HMs in the Generation II core series games. 
==TMs==
TM	Move	Type	Locations	Price
==HMs==
HM	Move	Type	Location	Badge
==Related articles==
Category:TMs
Category:HMs
Category:Lists of items
es:Lista de MT de la segunda generación
it:Elenco delle posizioni delle MT e delle MN (seconda generazione)
List of TM and HM locations in Generation III

This is a list of the locations of all TMs and HMs in the Generation III games. 
==Hoenn and Kanto==
===TMs===
TM	Move	Type	Locations	Locations 	Price	Price
TM	Move	Type	Hoenn 	Kanto/Sevii	Hoenn	Kanto/Sevii
===HMs===
HM	Move	Type	Locations	Locations 	Badge	Badge
HM	Move	Type	Hoenn 	Kanto/Sevii	Hoenn	Kanto
==Orre==
===TMs===
TM	Move	Type	Locations	Locations	Price 	Price
TM	Move	Type	Colosseum	XD 	Colosseum	XD
==Related articles==
Category:TMs
Category:HMs
Category:Lists of items
es:Lista de MT de la tercera generación
it:Elenco delle posizioni delle MT e delle MN (terza generazione)
List of TM and HM locations in Generation IV

This is a list of the locations of all TMs and HMs in the Generation IV games.
==Sinnoh and Johto/Kanto==
===TMs===
TM	Move	Type	Locations	Locations 	Price 	Price
TM	Move	Type	Sinnoh 	Johto/Kanto	Sinnoh	Johto/Kanto
===HMs===
HM	Move	Type	Locations	Locations	Locations	Badge	Badge	Badge
HM	Move	Type	D/P 	Pt 	HGSS 	D/P 	Pt 	HGSS
==Pokétopia==
===TMs===
TMs can be bought in Pokémon Battle Revolution and transferred to a Generation IV DS game via Mystery Gift.
TM	Move	Type	Availability	Availability	Price	Price
==Related articles==
Category:TMs
Category:HMs
Category:Lists of items
es:Lista de MT de la cuarta generación
it:Elenco delle posizioni delle MT e delle MN (quarta generazione)
List of TM and HM locations in Generation V

This is a list of the locations of all TMs and HMs in the Generation V games.
==TMs==
TM	Move	Type	Locations	Locations	Price	Price
TM	Move	Type	BW 	B2W2 	BW 	B2W2
==HMs==
HM	Move	Type	Location	Location
HM	Move	Type	BW 	B2W2
==Related articles==
Category:TMs
Category:HMs
Category:Lists of items
es:Lista de MT de la quinta generación
it:Elenco delle posizioni delle MT e delle MN (quinta generazione)
List of TM and HM locations in Generation VI

This is a list of the locations of all TMs and HMs in the Generation VI games.
==TMs==
TM	Move	Type	Locations	Locations	Price	Price
TM	Move	Type	 	 	 	
==HMs==
HM	Move	Type	Locations	Locations	Badge	Badge
HM	Move	Type	 	 	 	
==Related articles==
Category:TMs
Category:HMs
Category:Lists of items
es:Lista de MT de la sexta generación
it:Elenco delle posizioni delle MT e delle MN (sesta generazione)
List of TM locations in Generation VII

This is a list of the locations of all TMs in the Generation VII games.
==Alola==
TM	Move	Type	Location	Location 	Price 	Price
TM	Move	Type	Sun/Moon	Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon	Sun/Moon	Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon
==Kanto==
TM	Move	Type	Location	Price
==Related articles==
Category:TMs
Category:Lists of items
es:Lista de MT de la séptima generación
it:Elenco delle posizioni delle MT (settima generazione)
List of TMs and TRs in Pokémon Sword and Shield

This is a list of the TMs and TRs in .
__TOC__
==TMs==
TM	Move	Type	Category	Power	Acc.	PP	Location	Price
TM	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
==TRs==
In , TRs are nearly exclusively found by completing Max Raid Battles or purchasing from Watt Traders using Watts. However, they can finitely be found throughout the environment or by combining specific items using the Cram-o-matic in the Isle of Armor. 
:See also: Cram-o-matic → Standard recipes
TR	Move	Type	Cat.	Power	Acc.	PP	Location	Price	value	122-130	72-80	52-60	122-130	22-30	102-110	122-130	2-20	112-120	122-130	122-130	132-140	2-20	42-50	22-30	92-100	52-60	92-100	22-30	82-90	112-120	62-70	102-110	22-30	122-130	72-80	32-40	52-60	122-130	92-100	102-110	2-20	112-120	122-130	22-30	62-70	72-80	2-20	132-140	112-120	32-40	32-40	132-140	122-130	52-60	102-110	22-30	2-20	52-60	112-120	62-70	112-120	72-80	122-130	52-60	112-120	22-30	72-80	102-110	22-30	2-20	72-80	92-100	82-90	102-110	72-80	122-130	72-80	32-40	82-90	112-120	122-130	102-110	122-130	122-130	122-130	112-120	52-60	112-120	92-100	22-30	72-80	42-50	62-70	112-120	2-20	62-70	62-70	2-20	102-110	122-130	32-40	102-110	122-130	102-110	92-100	102-110	122-130	62-70	82-90
TR	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
==Related articles==
Category:TMs
Category:TRs
Category:Lists of items
es:Lista de MT de la octava generación
it:Elenco delle posizioni delle MT e dei DT (ottava generazione)