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Pokémon Card Game Rule Song – Scarlet & Violet Ver

The Pokémon Card Game Rule Song – Scarlet & Violet Ver (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲームルールソング スカーレット＆バイオレット編 Pokémon Card Game Rule Song: Scarlet & Violet Edition) is a song explaining the basic rules and terms of the Pokémon Trading Card Game as of the Scarlet & Violet Era. It was composed and arranged by , performed by and , and written by (), with character illustrations by tenteko.
It was released on the official Japanese Pokémon TCG YouTube channel on March 12, 2024.
It was preceded by the Pokémon Card Game Rule Song – Sword & Shield Ver during the Sword & Shield Era.
==Lyrics==
! Japanese
! English
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| <ab>I'll go first! Let's choose a of 60 cards
I'll go second! Draw a of 7 cards
 on the Battlefield and 
Arrange six s from the top of the Deck
 for , plan and prepare a strategy
Fight with your favourite Pokémon!
Poké-Poké-PokéCa-PokéCa Battle!
Your very own Pokémon card, a serious match between favorites!
Do you have your Pokémon card? OK! Let's play Pokémon TCG!
Fight with your Pokémon partner!
Battle begins!
Draw a card from the deck at the very first turn
Attach the Energy card that matches its 
When you go first, you can't use s or s
Let's take turns. Now, show me what you can do.
It's my turn now. Try to withstand my Attacks.
Think about your and compatibility then make your move
Use Supporter and to change the situation and judgment
Use your Pokémon's Attack to inflict 
If you your opponent's Pokémon, you get 1 card
If it's an , you get 2. How's that?
If I get 6 Prize cards first...
Then, I win! Then, that's decided!
What?
Poké-Poké-PokéCa-PokéCa Battle!
Your very own Pokémon card, a heated match of turnabouts!
Do you have your Pokémon card? OK! Let's play Pokémon TCG!
Powerful ex! Let's go on a rampage!
One in the deck is the key in battle
The 's ex shines in battle
Evolve your Pokémon and become stronger
When in a pinch, switch with your Benched Pokémon and battle
No matter who wins or loses
No matter who wins or loses
We're friends now! But I guess I got a win!
What! The match begins from here on out!
Let's gooooo!!!!!
Poké-Poké-PokéCa-PokéCa Battle!
Your very own Pokémon card, let's celebrate our wins and losses
Do you have your Pokémon card? OK! Let's play Pokémon TCG!
We're friends, from now and forever</ab>
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==Video==
Category:Japanese songs
Pokémon Card Game Trainer (BW-P Promo)

Pokémon Card Game Trainer (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲームトレーナー Pokémon Card Game Trainer) is a . It is one of the .
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was available to those who visited the Commemorative Photo Service Corner present at each of the Spring 2012 Battle Carnival venues in Japan. A person or group could have their photograph taken in front of a board with the Spring 2012 Battle Carnival logo and then have the image printed on this card. Each print cost ¥500. The Battle Carnival took place at the Sendai Sun Plaza, Sendai on May 3, 2012; at Pacifico Yokohama, Yokohama on May 12 and 13, 2012; at Port Messe Nagoya, Nagoya on May 20, 2012; and at Intex Osaka, Osaka on June 3, 2012.
==Trivia==
*This card was only released as a jumbo card and is therefore not legal to use in tournaments or official events.
*This card does not have an illustrator or photo credit due to the nature in which it was distributed.
*This card can potentially be one of few cards to feature photographs of real-life people, and similarly to the Lawson customizable promotional cards available in Japan, is difficult to value as each print can be unique.
===Origin===
Category:BW-P Promotional cards
Category:Jumbo cards
de:Pokémon Card Game Trainer (TCG)
Pokémon Card Gym Medal (XY-P Promo)

Pokémon Card Gym Medal (Japanese: ポケモンカードジムメダル Pokémon Card Gym Medal) is an . It is one of the .
==Card text==
==Release information==
In Japan, this card was awarded to the winners of the Gym Leader Finals tournaments held throughout Japan during July and August 2014. The Gym Leader Finals were tournaments involving the top players at each Pokémon Card Gym venue. The card is Mirror Reverse Holofoil, and has a stamp below the effect text that reads "Pokémon Card Gym: Gym Leader Finals Winner". The Gym Leader Finals were subsequently held again during January and February 2015 and in August 2015, with the same card awarded to the winners.
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:XY-P Promotional cards
Category:Illus. by 5ban Graphics
Category:Holographic cards
de:Pokémon Card Gym Medal (TCG)
fr:ポケモンカードジムメダル (XYプロモカード)
ja:ポケモンカードジムメダル
zh:集换式卡牌游戏道馆奖章（TCG）
Pokémon Card Laboratory (PCG-P Promo 24)

Pokémon Card Laboratory (Japanese: ポケモンカード研究所 Pokémon Card Laboratory) is a . It is one of the .
==Card text==
==Release information==
In Japan, this card was awarded to those who challenged and won against Gym Leaders or Pokémon Card Laboratory employees present at the Gym Leader & PCL Challenge Corner event held at each regional Summer 2004 Battle Road tournament.
==Trivia==
The effect of this card is similar to the effects of the trio of Blaine's Quiz cards from and .
===Origin===
Pokémon Card Game Laboratory is the dedicated playtesting room from within the Creatures, Inc. office.
Category:PCG-P Promotional cards
Category:Illus. by Katsura Tabata
de:Pokémon Card Kenkyūjo (TCG)
fr:ポケモンカード研究所 (PCGプロモカード 024)
ja:ポケモンカード研究所
Pokémon Card Official Book 2000

The Pokémon Card Official Book 2000 (Japanese: ポケモンカード オフィシャルブック 2000) is a Japanese handbook of the Pokémon Trading Card Game that was released in Japan on February 18, 2000.Amazon.co.jp
It features full scale, full-color images of every Pokémon card, including regular releases, promos, and tourney cards, up until the release of sets. It also includes artwork of the video game for the Game Boy Color.
Many exclusively released cards were printed in this book that are almost impossible to obtain, such as the No.1 Trainer (Secret Super Battle promo), one of the rarest cards in existence.
==References==
Category:Pokémon Trading Card Game publications
it:Pokémon Card Official Book 2000
Pokémon Catch Adventure Race

The Pokémon Catch Adventure Race (Japanese: ポケモンゲット・アドベンチャーレース Pokémon Catching Adventure Race) is an -exclusive competition in Alola. It was featured in All Out, All of the Time!.
==Competition==
The Pokémon Catch Adventure Race sees pairs of Trainers race across an island where they may use up to three Pokémon to assist them. Flying Pokémon are not allowed, but using moves and riding Pokémon is.
The race has three legs. Once a team has reached a certain area within each leg, they will receive a message on their smartphone, telling them which Pokémon they need to there. Each catch is verified at a checkpoint, which cannot be passed without catching the correct Pokémon for the leg. The Pokémon for the first leg is , the second leg Pokémon is , and the third one is . The first team to cross the finish line wins the race.
The winner receives a trophy and a year's supply of malasadas.
==Known competitors==
 	Place
and Goh 	Winners
All-Out Brothers	Runners-up
==Pokémon used in the Pokémon Catch Adventure Race==
===Ash Ketchum===
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===Goh===
		
===All-Out Brothers===
	
===Other competitors===
	
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Alola competitions
Category:Racing
es:Carrera de Capturas Pokémon/Carrera Aventura de Captura Pokémon
it:Avventurosa gara di cattura Pokémon
Pokémon Catch Race

The Pokémon Catch Race (Japanese: ゲットレース Get Race) is an -exclusive competition held in Fula City that tests a 's ability to . It is one of the attractions of the annual Wind Festival. It was featured in The Power of Us.
==Competition==
At the start of the Pokémon Catch Race, the participating Trainers are given a set of special, blue Poké Balls called "Catch Race Poké Balls" that they must use to catch the Pokémon that are made available for the competition. These Pokémon will be roaming around Fula City and can be easily identified by a special sticker.
Trainers are awarded points according to the strength of the Pokémon they caught, and the one with the most points at the end of the competition will be declared the winner. The Trainers are not allowed to keep the Pokémon obtained while participating and must return the Poké Balls once the competition is over.
During the closing ceremonies, Mayor Oliver presents the winner and runner-up with a trophy.
==Known competitors==
 	Place
Callahan	Winner
 	Runner-Up
==Pokémon used in the race==
===Ash Ketchum===
♂	
===Callahan===
	
===Other competitors===
			
			
==Pokémon caught==
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Pokémon competitions
Category:Racing
es:Carrera de captura de Pokémon
it:Gara di cattura Pokémon
zh:收服比赛
Pokémon Center (Base Set 85)

Pokémon Center (Japanese: ポケモンセンター Pokémon Center) is a . It was first released in the as a .
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included in the with artwork by Keiji Kinebuchi, first released in the Japanese . This print was reprinted in the Japanese and theme decks and the expansion. The card was reprinted with different artwork by "Big Mama" Tagawa as one of the , distributed at the November 2001 opening of Pokémon Center New York.
It was released as a in the expansion with new artwork by 5ban Graphics, first released in the Japanese expansion. In Japan, it was reprinted as one of the with different artwork by The Pokémon Company Art-team and was given to customers who purchased at least ten or booster packs in any combination at participating stores from December 14, 2012.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
*On the Base Set print of this card, "Pocket Monsters" can be clearly seen on the English translation of the card. This is one of the few times that the English cards refer to Pokémon as "Pocket Monsters". 
*At the beginning of the BW Era in Japan, a prototype image of this card was shown in the Japanese TCG rulebook to explain how to use Stadium cards. This image erroneously credits Yuri Umemura as the illustrator, and has a different effect from the final, printed version.
*The BW-P Promotional print features and its evolutions as they appear on the many items made available during the 2012 Pokémon Center Eevee Collection campaign. A placeholder image of this print was advertised in the .
===Origin===
A Pokémon Center is a place in the Pokémon games where Pokémon can be healed. Castelia City is featured in the illustration of the Next Destinies print.
Category:Base Set cards
Category:Expansion Pack cards
Category:Nivi City Gym cards
Category:Yamabuki City Gym cards
Category:Base Set 2 cards
Category:Wizards Black Star Promotional cards
Category:Next Destinies cards
Category:Hail Blizzard cards
Category:BW-P Promotional cards
Category:Illus. by Keiji Kinebuchi
Category:Illus. by "Big Mama" Tagawa
Category:Illus. by 5ban Graphics
Category:Illus. by The Pokémon Company Art Team
Category:Trainer cards that heal damage
de:Pokémon-Center (TCG)
es:Centro Pokémon (TCG)
fr:Centre Pokémon (Set de Base 85)
it:Centro Pokémon (Set Base 85)
ja:ポケモンセンター (カードゲーム)
zh:宝可梦中心（TCG）
Pokémon Center Osaka (P Promo 20)

Pokémon Center Osaka (Japanese: ポケモンセンター オーサカ Pokémon Center Osaka) is a . It is one of the .
==Card text==
==e-Reader data==
This card's ID is Z-09-#. The short strip contains a brief card summary, and information on the content of the long strip.
===Construction: Melody Box===
The long strip contains music data for the Construction: Melody Box application.
==Release information==
In Japan, this card was given away with any purchase at the Osaka Pokémon Center between January 3 and 5, 2002 in commemoration of the opening of the New York Pokémon Center.
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:P Promotional cards
Category:Illus. by K. Hoshiba
Category:Trainer cards that heal damage
de:Pokémon Center Osaka (TCG)
es:Pokémon Center Osaka (P Promo JTCG)
fr:ポケモンセンター オーサカ (Pプロモカード 020)
ja:ポケモンセンター オーサカ (カードゲーム)
Pokémon Center Tokyo (P Promo 19)

Pokémon Center Tokyo (Japanese: ポケモンセンター トウキョー Pokémon Center Tokyo) is a . It is one of the .
==Card text==
==e-Reader data==
This card's ID is Z-08-#. The short strip contains a brief card summary, and information on the content of the long strip.
===Construction: Melody Box===
The long strip contains music data for the Construction: Melody Box application.
==Release information==
In Japan, this card was given away with any purchase at the Tokyo Pokémon Center between January 3 and 5, 2002 in commemoration of the opening of the New York Pokémon Center.
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:P Promotional cards
Category:Illus. by Atsuko Ujiie
de:Pokémon Center Tokyo (TCG)
es:Pokémon Center Tokyo (P Promo JTCG)
fr:ポケモンセンター トウキョー (Pプロモカード 019)
ja:ポケモンセンター トウキョー (カードゲーム)
Pokémon Center X Bear Walker Collection

The Pokémon Center × Bear Walker Collection is a collection of skateboards featuring Pokémon made by Bear Walker. The collection was a collaboration between Bear Walker and the United States online store, with each skateboard priced at $250. Series 1 was released February 11, 2020 and features Generation I Pokémon. Series 2, as well as a wall hook, were released September 22, 2020.
For the , Bear Walker produced a limited edition skateboard featuring Pikachu. It went up for pre-order on the online Pokémon Center on January 19, 2021.
==Gallery==
===Series 1===
===Series 2===
===25th Anniversary===
Category:English Pokémon Center collections
de:Bear Walker Pokémon-Skateboards
it:Pokémon Center X Bear Walker Collection
Pokémon Central Wiki

Pokémon Central Wiki is a wiki based on the Pokémon series. It is the Italian member of Encyclopædiæ Pokémonis, a multi-lingual group of wikis documenting all aspects of Pokémon.
==History==
It was created in March 2008 as a branch of Pokémon Central and joined Encyclopædiæ Pokémonis on August 19, 2010.
On January 28, 2018 Pokémon Central Wiki founded , an Italian branch of Nintendo Independent Wiki Alliance, together with . The alliance has seen the addition of , and, most recently, .
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==Gallery==
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==Trivia==
*Pokémon Central Wiki joined Encyclopædiæ Pokémonis exactly one year after Pokéteca, the now-defunct Spanish member wiki, joined.
Category:Pokémon wikis
Category:Encyclopaediae Pokémonis
Category:Wikis
de:Pokémon Central Wiki
es:Pokémon Central Wiki
fr:Pokémon Central Wiki
it:Pokémon Central Wiki
ja:Pokémon Central Wiki
zh:Pokémon Central Wiki
Pokémon Challenge

Pokémon Challenge is a Pokémon riddle book. It was written by Tracey West and Katherine Noll and was published by Scholastic.
==Blurb==
<ab>
Think you can answer the toughest Pokémon riddles? Believe you have what it takes to be a Pokémon champ? Well, here's your chance to prove it. We've filled these pages with the best Pokémon challenges ever, so you can test your knowledge. You'll face off against mind-boggling riddles, and solve secret codes. Test your memory skills...plus much more!
</ab>
==Trivia==
===Errors===
* The cover of this book misspells Katherine Noll's name as "Katherine Nolls".
* In the "Battle Busters 1" section, it says that beats because beats , but Azurill is not a Water-type, as it is (at the time) a pure .
* In "Ears to you!", it shows 's ears, but the answer is Azurill.
* Number 4's answer in the "Hidden Name Challenge" spells "Togetice". 
==Related articles==
Category:Books
it:Pokémon Challenge
Pokémon Chamo-Chamo ☆ Pretty ♪

Pokémon ☆ Pretty ♪ (Japanese: チャモチャモ☆ぷりてぃ) is a series by the author Yumi Tsukirino, and is a sequel to Magical Pokémon Journey.
The series is a comedy-styled manga which follows the continuing adventures of and , who are joined by new friends and .
This manga features Generation III Pokémon, and used to run in Ciao.
==Related articles==
* List of Pokémon Chamo-Chamo ☆ Pretty ♪ chapters
* List of Pokémon Chamo-Chamo ☆ Pretty ♪ volumes
Category:Manga
Category:Pokémon Chamo-Chamo ☆ Pretty ♪
es:Pocket Monsters Chamo-Chamo ☆ Pretty ♪
fr:Pocket Monster Chamo Chamo ☆ Pretty ♪
it:Pokémon Chamo-Chamo ☆ Pretty ♪
ja:ポケットモンスター チャモチャモ★ぷりてぃ♪
zh:恰莫恰莫☆漂亮漂亮
Pokémon Chamo-Chamo ☆ Pretty ♪ volume 1

Volume 1 is the first volume of the Pokémon Chamo-Chamo ☆ Pretty ♪ manga created by Yumi Tsukirino.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Torchic Princess
* A Destined Meeting (chamo!?)
* Haruka and Mudkip (chamo!)
* Enter the Idiot Treecko (chamo!)
* Evolution is Scary (chamo?)
* Full of Spinda (chamo!)
* The Legend of Luvdisc (chamo♥)
* Test of Courage (chamo~)
* An Elegant Transformation (chamo!?)
* The Cute Contest (chamo!)
* Drunken Confession (chamo!?)
* Enter Kanata (chamo!)
* Good Luck, Pikachu!
Volume 1
Pokémon Chamo-Chamo ☆ Pretty ♪ volume 2

Volume 2 is the second volume of the Pokémon Chamo-Chamo ☆ Pretty ♪ manga created by Yumi Tsukirino.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* The Love of Two People Fighting (chamo♥)
* Pokéblock Showdown! (chamo)
* Falling in Love With Torchic's Training (chamo!)
* Torchic's Distress (chamo)
* Clefairy's Mighty Flower (chamo!)
* Swablu's Unrequited Love (chamo)
* Barboach Fishing Rally (chamo)
* It Became an Electric Pokémon (chamo!?)
* Playing with Glalie (chamo!)
* Delcatty-chan's Confession (chamo)
* Christmas Present (chamo)
* Torchic and the Big Ending Strategy (chamo)
* Dream-Seeing Lottery Sale (chamo)
* The Three Psychic Pokémon Siblings (chamo)
* Treecko's Older Sister (chamo)
* Torchic's Heart is Complicated!? (chamo)
Volume 2
Pokémon Chamo-Chamo ☆ Pretty ♪ volume 3

Volume 3 is the third and final volume of the Pokémon Chamo-Chamo ☆ Pretty ♪ series created by Yumi Tsukirino.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Get the Love Potion (chamo)
* Tanabata Wishes (chamo)
* Sea of Uneasy Feelings (chamo)
* Poochyena's Weird Hobby (chamo)
* Grumpig's Wonderful Ball (chamo)
* Beyond Love (chamo)
* Christmas Present (chamo)
* A Lovely New Year's Eve (chamo)
* Heart-thumping Valentine's Day (chamo)
* Gluttony Tournament of Romance (chamo)
* The Guardian God of Love Metamiko (chamo)
* Sandslash's Love (chamo)
* Swablu's Proposal Completion!? (chamo)
* Mirage Island's Liechi Berries (chamo)
* Torchic's Love's Final Chapter (prequel)
* Torchic's Love's Final Chapter (sequel)
Volume 3
Pokémon Champion Island

Pokémon Champion Island is a board game based on . It is a DVD board game featuring interactive content that can be used concurrently with the game to enhance the game experience.
Pokémon Champion Island can be played by two to four players. The objective of the game is to travel through the Kanto, Johto, and Hoenn regions, collect and train Pokémon, answer trivia questions, and battle against the three Pokémon Academies. It has 60 wild Pokémon disks, 13 trained Pokémon disks, and 12 Academy crests.
A special edition of Pokémon Champion Island was also released with 40 additional capturable Pokémon.
Category:Board games
Pokémon Christmas Bash

Pokémon Christmas Bash is a music album released around Christmas 2001 with Pokémon-themed Christmas songs by the cast of the 4Kids Entertainment English-language dub of .
The album is available on Spotify.
==Tracklist==
No.	Track Title 	Vocals 	Duration
1 	 	, , , Jessie, James, , Dexter, , and 	4:18
2 	I'm Giving Santa a Pikachu for Christmas 	and Ash 	2:47
3 	Winter Is The Coolest Time Of Year 	Misty 	2:23
4 	Nobody Don't Like Christmas 	Meowth 	3:01
5 	I Keep My Home In My Heart 	Brock and Misty 	3:25
6 	The Christmas Song 	Jessie, James and Meowth 	2:53
7 	Under The Mistletoe 	Ash and Misty 	3:31
8 	Must Be Santa 	Ash, Misty and Brock 	2:11
9 	The Night Before Christmas 	Ash, Misty, Brock, Jessie, James and Meowth 	4:24
10 	Christmas Medley 	Ash, Misty, Brock, Jessie, James, Meowth and Professor Oak	3:47
11 	I'm Giving Santa a Pikachu for Christmas (Karaoke Version)	 	2:48
12 	Christmas Medley (Karaoke Version) 	 	3:47
==Credits==
Vocals:
* Veronica Taylor as 
* Eric Stuart as and James
* Rachael Lillis as and Jessie
* Stan Hart as 
* Maddie Blaustein as 
==Trivia==
* Delia Ketchum, Nurse Joy, Officer Jenny, and Gary Oak are the only main characters who do not sing on this album. However, Delia, Joy, and Jenny are all mentioned in at least one song, while Gary is not mentioned at all.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:English CDs
de:Pokémon Weihnachtsparty (CD)
zh:Pokémon Christmas Bash
Pokémon Chrome Trading Cards Series 2

Pokémon Chrome Trading Card Series 2 was a set of Pokémon cards produced by Topps in 2000. It consisted of 73 cards covering the remaining Pokémon from Generation I after the Series 1 set, #79-151. Each of these cards came in a standard base foil as well as having three other variants included as random inserts: Spectra-Chrome, Sparkle-Chrome, and Tekno-Chrome.
Cards were sold in randomly distributed packs of five. The variant inserts could be found at odds of 1:2 per pack for Spectra-Chrome, 1:10 for Sparkle-Chrome, and 1:15 for Tekno-Chrome.
==Collecting summary==
Set 	Example front	No. of cards	Cards each pack 	Packs needed to finish
Base Chrome 	 	73/73 cards 	41/3 out of 5 cards each pack	17 packs
Spectra Chrome	 	73/73 cards 	1 every 2 packs 	146 packs
Sparkle Chrome	 	73/73 cards 	1 every 10 packs 	730 packs
Tekno Chrome 	 	73/73 cards 	1 every 15 packs 	1.095 packs
==Cards in Chrome Series 2==
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Pokémon Chronicles theme

The Pokémon Chronicles theme is an opening and ending theme produced for Pokémon Chronicles. This theme aired as an opening only with the airings of the series. The televised airings instead use the opening theme based on the Pokérap GS. This is currently the only English opening theme in the to have no lyrics.
==Characters==
===Humans===
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* Eugene
* Attila
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===Pokémon===
* ()
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* (Ritchie's; Sparky)
* (Eugene's)
* (Attila's)
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==Related articles==
Category:English opening themes
Category:English ending themes
it:Pokémon Chronicles theme
Pokémon Circulator (Unleashed 81)

Pokémon Circulator (Japanese: ポケモンサーキュレーター Pokémon Circulator) is a ( in Japan). It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Trivia==
* This card has the same effect as , released for the expansion.
===Origin===
Category:Unleashed cards
Category:Metagross Deck cards
Category:Illus. by Hideaki Hakozaki
de:Pokémon-Kreislauf (TCG)
es:Circulador Pokémon (TCG)
fr:Circulateur de Pokémon (HS Déchaînement 81)
it:Circolatore di Pokémon (Forze Scatenate 81)
ja:ポケモンサーキュレーター
zh:宝可梦弹射装置（TCG）