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Lose? (Vending S3)

Lose? (Japanese: ハズレ？ Loss?) is a special card released as part of .
==Card text==
==Trivia==
*The card is not definitive of any card type, simply a promotion for the itself.
*The entire card is hand drawn, as are several of the bonus cards released in .
*This is one of several 'spoof' cards that are featured exclusively in Japanese releases.
*The text along the right side of the card reads "Thunk".
*The text on Imakuni?'s shirt reads "Pokémon", though written in hiragana.
*The card is commonly referred to as Imakuni? In Hole, in reference to the illustration.
===Origin===
Category:Unplayable cards
Category:Imakuni? (TCG)
Category:Expansion Sheet 3 cards
Category:Illus. by Tomoaki Imakuni
Category:Cards that depict real-life people
de:Hazure? (TCG)
zh:落空？（TCG）
Lost Blender (Lost Thunder 181)

Lost Blender (Japanese: ロストミキサー Lost Mixer) is an . It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included as both a Regular card and a in the expansion, first released in the Japanese expansion. Both prints feature artwork by 5ban Graphics. The Regular print was later released as part of the Japanese subset.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:Lost Thunder cards
Category:Super-Burst Impact cards
Category:Tag All Stars cards
Category:Illus. by 5ban Graphics
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Secret cards
Category:Full Art cards
de:Nirgendwo-Mixer (TCG)
es:Batidora Perdida (TCG)
fr:Mixeur Perdu (Soleil et Lune Tonnerre Perdu 181)
ja:ロストミキサー
zh:放逐攪拌器（TCG）
Lost Box Kyogre (TCG)

Lost Box Kyogre is the name of the deck used by Shao Tong Yen, the Junior Division champion at the 2023 Pokémon World Championships. It is one of the 2023 World Championship Decks released March 1, 2024. Each deck comes with a playmat, poster, booklet about the event, TCGL code card, and a special Worlds 2023 deck box, pin, and . The cards included in the deck are not the exact prints used by Shao Tong, but are the most recent, lowest-rarity print with any Holofoil removed. Each card has a unique card back (thus making them ineligible for tournaments) and Shao Tong's signature.
==Description==
=== Packaging ===
In the hands of Champion Shao Tong Yen, this clever Lost Box Kyogre deck washed away the competition in Yokohama. While it hinges on a strategy fit for a Pokémon TCG Champion—an awful lot of cards have to be in the Lost Zone in order to “turn on” this deck’s biggest rewards—those rewards are well worth the challenge. Comfey’s Flower Selecting Ability and Colress’s Experiment are more than capable of quickly stocking the Lost Zone. And if the cards fall right, players can piece together Shao Tong’s epic Kyogre combo for the win!
=== Booklet ===
Anyone who watched the exhilarating finish to the Junior Finals would find it hard to believe that Shao Tong only started playing the Pokémon TCG competitively in 2022 and had real doubts about his chances of reaching even the Top 8 at Worlds. He is, of course, a normal kid who enjoys normal things like basketball and good food...but in his final game of the tournament, he also displayed the hallmarks of a true Pokémon TCG master, as his impeccable planning of an incredibly difficult setup segued into a devastating highlight-reel combo to take the last KO and win it all.
==Deck list==
Category:World Championship Decks
de:Lost Box Kyogre (TCG)
Lost Cave

Lost Cave (Japanese: かえらずのあな Cave of No Return) is an island cave in the Sevii Islands, to the north of . Within the cave, the player can find and defeat Selphy, causing her to return to her house in Resort Gorgeous.
==Navigating the cave==
The cave lives up to its name of "Lost Cave", being similar to the featured in series in that an incorrect turn brings the player back to the beginning. The rocks in each room hint at which direction the player needs to go, however, with the number of rocks indicating the of the correct pathway to Selphy (3 = east, 6 = south, 9 = west and 12 = north). Deviations from this pathway will in most cases lead the player back to the room with the ladder and Lawson, however going the opposite direction from the prescribed path will, during certain points, lead to an item.
==Items==
To retrieve these items, which are all in a room by themselves, the player must start from the room with Lawson:
==Pokémon==
===Item room===
==Trainers==
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==Layout==
Version	1F	B1F	B1F	B1F
 	 	
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==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Lost Cave
Lost Cave
Lost Cave
Category:Caves
de:Verlorene Höhle
es:Cueva Perdida
fr:Grotte Perdue
it:Grotta Sperduta
ja:かえらずのあな
zh:不归之穴
Lost City (Lost Origin 161)

Lost City (Japanese: ロストシティ Lost City) is a . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:Lost Origin cards
Category:Lost Abyss cards
Category:Illus. by AYUMI ODASHIMA
de:Nirgendwo City (TCG)
es:Ciudad Perdida (TCG)
fr:Ville Perdue (Épée et Bouclier Origine Perdue 161)
ja:ロストシティ
zh:放逐市（TCG）
Lost Item

:Not to be confused with Dropped Item.
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The Lost Item (Japanese: おとしもの Lost Item) is a Key Item introduced in Generation II. It is a Poké Doll belonging to .
In the game dialogue, this is also known as a Clefairy Poké Doll (Japanese: ピッピにんぎょう Doll).
==Terminology==
:See also: Poké Doll → Terminology
This item is referred to as a doll. In later generations where this is an unused item, it was changed into a doll (in both English and Japanese).
===English===
In the English dialogue from both Generation II and Generation IV, Copycat calls this item a "Clefairy Poké Doll".
In Pokémon Gold and Silver: Official Nintendo Player's Guide and Pokémon Crystal: Official Nintendo Player's Guide:
* This is named Clefairy Doll on the list of items (page 109 of the Gold and Silver guide; page 151 of the Crystal guide).
* This is named both Clefairy Doll and Poké Doll within the game walkthrough (page 65 of the Gold and Silver guide; page 64 of the Crystal guide).
===Japanese===
In the Japanese dialogue from both Generation II and Generation IV, Copycat calls this item a ピッピにんぎょう ( Doll), which is the same name as the Poké Doll item in this language.
According to the Lost Item's Japanese description, this is a:
* ピッピにんぎょう (Pippi Doll; Clefairy Doll) in Generation II.
* ピッピの にんぎょう (Doll of Pippi; Doll of Clefairy) in Generation IV.
* マネネの (Doll of Manene; Doll of Mime Jr.) from Generation V onwards.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
When returned to Copycat, she will give the a Pass for the Magnet Train.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| Vermilion City (from a Pokémon Fan Club member after hearing about Copycat's missing doll) 
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==Trivia==
* For an unknown reason, the Lost Item's sprite and description from Generation V onward depict a , despite it not being used since .
==In other languages==
==See also==
* List of Key Items in Generation II
* List of Key Items in Generation IV
* Poké Doll
Category:Key Items
Category:Exchangeable items
de:Fundsache (Kanto)
es:Objeto perdido (Kanto)
fr:Objet perdu (Kanto)
it:Strumento Perso
ja:おとしもの
zh:遗失物（道具）
Lost Link (TCG)

Lost Link (Japanese: 強化パック ロストリンク Strength Pack Lost Link) is the name given to the only subset from the LEGEND Era of the Pokémon Card Game in Japan.
==Information==
Lost Link is a subset in the Pokémon Card Game LEGEND Era in Japan. It was released on April 16, 2010.
Each pack contained seven cards instead of eleven. There were no s in the booster packs.
==Set list==
==Gallery==
==Release information==
Lost Link is only released in Japanese, exclusively in .
Category:Pokémon Trading Card Game mini sets
de:Lost Link (TCG)
it:Lost Link (GCC)
ja:ポケモンカードゲームLEGEND 強化パック ロストリンク
zh:放逐链接（TCG）
Lost Loot

Lost Loot (Japanese: まいぞうきん Buried Gold) is a rare and valuable item that is found in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness and in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky.
==Location==
Lost Loot can usually be obtained by taking on jobs that have the player adventure with the job requester to find the Lost Loot. Treasure Boxes containing Lost Loot can also be occasionally found in the Golden Chamber. Lost Loot can also be found by crushing walls inside of dungeons, but very rarely.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Items
de:Beutegut
es:Botín oculto
fr:Butin Perdu
it:Strumenti esclusivi di Esploratori del Tempo, dell'Oscurità e del Cielo
ja:まいぞうきん
zh:道具列表（时暗空探险队）#其他道具
Lost Origin (TCG)

Pokémon TCG: Sword & Shield—Lost Origin (Japanese: ロストアビス Lost Abyss) is the name given to the eleventh main expansion of cards from the Sword & Shield Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game (the Sword & Shield Era in Japan). The expansion reintroduces cards that interact with the .
==Blurb==
As the boundary between dimensions tears apart, Giratina VSTAR plunges the world into the abyssal shadow of the Lost Zone! Be wary of the Lost Zone’s power—unlike the discard pile, cards that are sent here cannot be recovered. While Aerodactyl VSTAR harnesses this distorted power, Magnezone, Drapion, Hisuian Goodra, and Hisuian Zoroark also appear as Pokémon VSTAR to show off their own astonishing skills, joined by Kyurem VMAX. Above the shadows, Enamorus V and Radiant Gardevoir conjure up dazzling magic in the Sword & Shield—Lost Origin expansion!
==Information==
Lost Origin is the eleventh main Sword & Shield Series expansion of the Pokémon Trading Card Game and was released on September 9, 2022. In Japan, it was released as Lost Abyss on July 15, 2022 and is the eleventh expansion of the Pokémon Card Game Sword & Shield Era. Lost Origin consists of cards sourced from the Japanese Lost Abyss expansion, the subset, the , cards from the , and expansions that were not localized in , and some remaining cards from the subset.
The Renegade Pokémon is one of the focal Pokémon of the expansion, appearing in its . Giratina V and Giratina VSTAR are among several cards to have attacks or that interact with the , a mechanic that last appeared in the expansion of the Sun & Moon Series. These cards can be identified by a "shadowy aura"—purple, pink, and turquoise-colored wisps that surround the Pokémon in the regular prints of and and the illustration window on regular prints of other cards. Lost Origin features more Pokémon, including Hisuian Zoroark VSTAR and Hisuian Goodra VSTAR, as well as more such as Radiant Gardevoir. It also features another Trainer Gallery subset that contains primarily reprints that depict a Pokémon alongside a Trainer.
Lost Origin is available in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese. Lost Abyss will be available in Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Thai, and Indonesian. Each Lost Origin booster pack contains ten cards from the expansion, a code card for use with the Pokémon Trading Card Game Live, and either a basic or a VSTAR marker card. Each Lost Abyss pack contains five cards from the expansion.
 
==Set list==
==Gallery==
The pack artworks for the Lost Origin expansion were illustrated by Anesaki Dynamic.姉崎ダイナミック (@anesaki_dynamic) on Twitter. Posted on December 28, 2022.
==In other languages==
==External links==
* Set checklist
==References==
de:Verlorener Ursprung (TCG)
es:Espada y Escudo (TCG): Origen Perdido
fr:Épée et Bouclier Origine Perdue
it:Origine Perduta (GCC)
ja:ポケモンカードゲーム ソード&シールド 拡張パック ロストアビス
zh:迷途深渊（TCG）
Lost Origin Build & Battle Box (TCG)

The Lost Origin Build & Battle Box was released as a prelude to the expansion and offered people the opportunity to experience the cards before their general release on September 9, 2022. Boxes were distributed to participants of Lost Origin s, which were held in an official capacity for the first time since February 2020 following the easing of COVID-19 restrictions. Tournaments were typically held on the weekends of August 27-28 and September 3-4, 2022. Boxes could also be purchased from stores in the Prerelease Program from August 27; they were also included in copies of the , which were sold from September 23, 2022.
 
Each box included a ready-to-play 40-card deck plus four Lost Origin s to potentially integrate useful cards into it. Decks comprised two of four possible groups of cards, including an alternate-art promotional card, as well as 17 basic s and an assortment of s. The possible promotional cards included , , , and . Lost Origin Build & Battle Boxes were also the first in the product line to be incorporated into the Play Level system and were categorized as Play Level 2.
The boxes could provide exclusive Non Holofoil versions of cards only available as Holofoil in Lost Origin booster packs: , , and . They could also provide re-releases of Non Holofoil originally from the and of Non Holofoil originally from the .
==Box structure==
===Section 1===
Each box included two of the following four different groups of Pokémon cards; one group always coincided with the enclosed promotional card.
===Section 2===
Each box also included six random s from the following, with no more than two copies of a particular card.
 
 
Category:Prerelease Kits
Lost Remover (Call of Legends 80)

Lost Remover (Japanese: ロストリムーバー Lost Remover) is a ( in Japan). It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was released in the expansion, originating from the Japanese sub-set. In Japan, this card was also awarded as a Cosmos Holofoil to participants who won at least 1 battle in the Lost Link Release Commemoration events held during April 2010. This print has the Pokémon Card Game logo in the top left of the illustration and the Lost Link logo on the bottom right.
==Trivia==
The pendant in the card's illustration can be seen around the neck of the cloaked figure in from the expansion.
===Origin===
Category:Call of Legends cards
Category:Lost Link cards
Category:L-P Promotional cards
Category:Illus. by Wataru Kawahara
Category:Holographic cards
de:Nirgendwo-Entferner (TCG)
es:Eliminación Perdida (TCG)
fr:Nettoyeur perdu (L'Appel des Légendes 80)
ja:ロストリムーバー
zh:放逐移除器（TCG）
Lost Satchel

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The Lost Satchel (Japanese: だれかのおとしもの Someone's Lost Property) is a type of item introduced in Generation VIII.
==In the core series games==
===Effect===
In , if a player blacks out, they lose some of their items. If they do, their lost items can appear within a satchel as a Lost Satchel in roughly the place where they blacked out, which can be found by other players.
When picking up a Lost Satchel, it is not added to the retrieving player's satchel; instead, the satchel is immediately returned to its owner, with the message "The satchel was sent back to <player>! Thanks for helping!" When a Lost Satchel is returned, the player that lost the items can retrieve those items from the menu. When retrieving another player's satchel, the player can gain up to one hundred Merit Points, which can be exchanged for various items in Jubilife Village. Occasionally, the retrieving player may receive a copy of the item mentioned in that satchel's description.
When playing offline, some Lost Satchels with a pool of pre-determined names (Maven, Ava, Prosperity, Annie, Richie, Max) may still appear.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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==In other languages==
==See also==
* Satchel
de:Verlorene Items
es:Objeto perdido (octava generación)
fr:Objet Perdu (Hisui)
it:Oggetto smarrito
ja:だれかのおとしもの
zh:他人的遗失物（道具）
Lost Thunder (TCG)

Pokémon TCG: Sun & Moon—Lost Thunder (Japanese: インパクト Super-Burst Impact) is the name given to the eighth 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 cards in the card game.
==Blurb==
Ancient Power Echoing from the Mountaintops!
Travel to the forested hills, where the fragrance of incense from ancient shrines and the sparks of high-voltage Pokémon fill the air! The Sun & Moon—Lost Thunder expansion fuses the new with the traditional, featuring Celebi and Ditto , plus Blacephalon-GX, Lugia-GX, Tyranitar-GX, and the newest Mythical Pokémon, Zeraora-GX! Call down the big thunder and charge up your deck with the high-powered Pokémon in the Sun & Moon—Lost Thunder expansion!
==Information==
Lost Thunder is the name given to the eighth main expansion of the Sun & Moon Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. In Japan, it was released as Super-Burst Impact, the eighth expansion in the Pokémon Card Game Sun & Moon Era. It is based on Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, featuring Generation VII Pokémon, the Johto region and the Thunderclap Pokémon . The English expansion was released on November 2, 2018, while the Japanese expansion was released on September 7, 2018.
==Set lists==
==Gallery==
==Languages this set is released in==
The Super-Burst Impact set is released in Japanese and Korean, only available in unlimited edition. Since the Sun & Moon era, Japanese 1st edition cards are no longer printed. The Lost Thunder set is released in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese, with cards also available as Reverse Holos.
==In other languages==
==External links==
* Official website (archived)
* Set checklist
de:Echo des Donners (TCG)
es:Sol y Luna (TCG): Truenos Perdidos
fr:Soleil et Lune Tonnerre Perdu
it:Tuoni Perduti (GCC)
zh:放逐闪电（TCG）
Lost Thunder Build & Battle Box (TCG)

The Lost Thunder Build & Battle Box is a special product given to participants at the start of s for the expansion. These tournaments were held on the two weekends prior to the release of the expansion: October 20-21, and 27-28, 2018. The boxes were later made available to purchase at retail stores. Each box contains a random set of predetermined cards designed to enhance the experience of the events in which they were initially distributed.
Included in each Build & Battle Box 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 Lost Thunder expansion are , , , and , with each containing a group of Pokémon cards that are focused around their respective types: , , , and .
The Lost Thunder Build & Battle Boxes provided exclusive Non Holofoil versions of cards only available as Holofoil in Lost Thunder booster packs: and . Both Ampharos and Naganadel would later be made available in the Theme Deck.
==Box structure==
===Section 1===
Each Build & Battle Box included two of the following four different groups of Pokémon cards, with one group always coinciding with the included Prerelease promo.
===Section 2===
Each Build & Battle Box also included an additional random group of 4 of the following s, with no more than 2 copies of a particular Supporter. 
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Category:Prerelease Kits
Lost Tower

The Lost Tower (Japanese: ロストタワー Lost Tower) is the resting ground for deceased in Sinnoh, as Pokémon Tower and House of Memories are for Kanto, Mt. Pyre is for Hoenn, and the Celestial Tower is for Unova. It is the home of many Pokémon. It is on , just south of Solaceon Town. Trainers who can make it to the top will receive two items from the Tower's overseers.
In and its remakes, the guardians hand out a Cleanse Tag and . In , the tower is now foggy on the higher levels. As a result, Trainers will need to use to be able to receive the Cleanse Tag and a Spell Tag, which replaces .
==In the games==
===Items===
===Pokémon===
====Generation IV====
====Generation VIII====
===Trainers===
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===Layout===
====Exterior====
 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 
====Interior====
Version	1F 	2F 	3F 	4F 	5F
 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	
  	 	 	 	 	 
===Music===
Games	Situation	Song name (Japanese)	Song name (English)	Composition	Arrangement
 	Overworld	ハクタイのもり 	Eterna Forest 	Hitomi Sato	Hitomi Sato
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
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The Lost Tower first appeared in Crowded by Croagunk & Advanced on by Abra I as the place where , , , and Fantina escaped from Paka and Uji. Fantina explained that the place is for Pokémon to pass on and many Trainers come there to fight the wild Pokémon that reside there. Later, while Diamond and Pearl entertained Fantina with their , Platinum chose to examine the tower. Some time later, she found Paka and Uji fighting Pokémon that belonged to Saturn. They won, but Saturn noticed Platinum in the background and managed to get a picture of her that Team Galactic would later use to blackmail Mr. Berlitz for the money required to construct the Galactic Bomb.
In Double Trouble with Dialga and Palkia V, the judges of Pokémon Super Contests, Dexter, Jordan, and Keira, were seen at the tower, having been sent there by the distortion of time and space caused by and 's fight at the Spear Pillar.
==Trivia==
* The Lost Tower is not internally considered its own location, and is rather considered a part of .
* A visits the Lost Tower to mourn the killing of his Pokémon by Team Galactic. This parallels the killed by Team Rocket in the Pokémon Tower, another tower graveyard.
** Coincidentally, the Roughneck's name is Kirby, and his Pokémon is a , which looks somewhat similar to Kirby from the .
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Sinnoh locations
Category:Diamond and Pearl locations
Category:Platinum locations
Category:Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl locations
Category:Towers
Category:Monuments
de:Turm der Ruhenden
es:Torre Perdida
fr:Tour Perdue
it:Torre Memoria
ja:ロストタワー
zh:迷失塔
Lost Vacuum (Lost Origin 162)

Lost Vacuum (Japanese: ロストスイーパー Lost Sweeper) is an . It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included as both a Regular card and a in the expansion, first released in the Japanese expansion. Both prints feature artwork by Toyste Beach. The Regular print was reprinted with new artwork by Amelicart in the special expansion, first released in the Japanese subset. In Japan, the Lost Origin Regular print was reprinted in the , the , in both , and in the .
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:Lost Origin cards
Category:Lost Abyss cards
Category:Crown Zenith cards
Category:VSTAR Universe cards
Category:Premium Trainer Box ex cards
Category:Ruler of the Black Flame Deck Build Box cards
Category:Starter Deck & Build Set cards
Category:Stellar Miracle Deck Build Box cards
Category:Illus. by Toyste Beach
Category:Illus. by Amelicart
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Secret cards
Category:Full Art cards
de:Nirgendwo-Sauger (TCG)
es:Aspiradora Perdida (TCG)
fr:Aspirateur Perdu (Épée et Bouclier Origine Perdue 162)
ja:ロストスイーパー
zh:放逐吸塵器（TCG）
Lost World (Call of Legends 81)

Lost World (Japanese: ロストワールド Lost World) is a . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Trivia==
*Lost World is the Pokémon Trading Card Game's first alternate win condition.
===Origin===
Category:Call of Legends cards
Category:Lost Link cards
Category:Illus. by Hideaki Hakozaki
Category:Cards that finish the game
de:Nirgendwo-Welt (TCG)
es:Mundo Perdido (TCG)
fr:Monde perdu (L'Appel des Légendes 81)
ja:ロストワールド
zh:放逐世界（TCG）