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Rain Dance (TCG)

The Rain Dance Deck is a type deck found in the Pokémon Trading Card Game Player's Guide. The deck is classified as one of the tournament winning decks, containing more rare cards and strategy than other easy-to-build decks.
==Description==
<ab>This is a mono-color Water Evolution Deck with a very simple point: Build up big monsters and decimate the opposition with massive damage. Both Blastoise and Gyarados are very powerful fighters with 50+ attacks. Gyarados' Bubblebeam is incredibly useful as a 40 damage, 50% paralyzing attack. When a single swipe of Dragon Rage cannot get the job done, a lucky coin flip on Bubblebeam can keep the defender defenseless until our next turn. With some lucky coin tosses enemy monsters big and small will go down one after another without being able to do much.
Your opponent may not be able to defeat one of your monsters, but with Rain Dance and Oak, you will have a second (or more) waiting on the bench ready in short order. Most decks can't deal with so many big monsters in quick succession, and will soon run out of energy while you tear through their ranks unopposed.
Despite the fact that it is mono-color, this deck is not really weak against any other solitary color deck. A ready Gyarados is formidable against a Lightning opponent who is eyeing your Blastoise and Blastoise can jump in when Grass decks give you the scare. Combined with the fact that no existing Pokémon are resistant to Water, and this deck is hard to consistently beat.
Because this deck is very dependent on evolution, most of the Trainer cards included are those that help find Pokémon and energy cards. Kangaskhan is a welcome addition from the Jungle expansion with this deck. With Fetch's card drawing power, you are certain to get the power of Rain Dance working immediately.</ab>
==Deck list==
Category:Strategy Guide Decks
Rain Dance Confusion Deck (TCG)

The Rain Dance Confusion Deck (Japanese: あまごいこんらんデッキ) is a Theme Deck from Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR! for the Game Boy Color. It mainly focuses on Pokémon and based after the . It is not available from the Auto Deck Machine. The only person who plays with this deck is , Club Master of the Water Club.
==Decklist==
it:Rain Dance Confusion Deck (GCC)
ja:あまごいこんらんデッキ
Rain Dancer Deck (TCG)

The Rain Dancer Deck (Japanese: ゴーゴーあまごいデッキ Go-Go Deck) is a Theme Deck from for the Game Boy Color. It is one of several Decks available from the Auto Deck Machine only after the player obtains the Water Medal. It predominantly focuses on -type Pokémon. The only person who plays with this deck is , the Club Master of the Water Club.
==Deck list==
==Trivia==
*Only in the English version of the game, when challenging Amy at the Water Club, the deck name is displayed as "Go Go Rain Dance Deck", then takes the name "Rain Dancer Deck" in the Auto Deck Machine. The contents are verified to be identical using in-game data.
==In other languages==
de:Clubmeisterin Lisa#Go Go Regentanz Deck
it:Mazzo Danza della Pioggia (GCC)
ja:ゴーゴーあまごいデッキ
Rain Dish (Ability)

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Rain Dish (Japanese: あめうけざら Rain Saucer) is an Ability introduced in Generation III. Prior to Generation V, it was the signature Ability of 's evolutionary line.
==Effect==
===In battle===
During rain, a Pokémon with Rain Dish will regain 1/16 of its maximum at the end of each turn.
===Outside of battle===
Rain Dish has no effect outside of battle. 
==Pokémon with Rain Dish==
==In other games==
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Under normal conditions, Pokémon recover 0.5% of their maximum HP at the end of each turn. Rain Dish increases the rate of HP recovery by 4-times or 2-times when the is rain. 
===Description===
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==In other languages==
Category:Abilities affected by weather conditions
Category:Abilities which restore HP
de:Regengenuss
es:Cura lluvia
fr:Cuvette
it:Copripioggia
ja:あめうけざら
zh:雨盘（特性）
Rain Gear (Skill)

Rain Gear (Japanese: 雨時攻撃技軽減 Attack Move Reduction When Rainy) is a family of s in .
==Effect==
While the on the battlefield is y, the user takes reduced damage from opponents' attack moves by 10% per rank of this skill.
Skill rank 	Damage reduction
Rain Gear 1	10%
Rain Gear 2	20%
Rain Gear 3	30%
Rain Gear 4	40%
Rain Gear 5	50%
==Availability==
===Rain Gear 1===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
===Rain Gear 2===
====As passive skill====
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
====As lucky skill====
Lucky Cookie 	Appearance Rate
Lucky Cookie 1	100%
===Rain Gear 3===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
==In other languages==
Category:Skill families
Category:Skills that activate in weather
Category:Skills that reduce damage
Category:Skills that affect the user
Rain of Tears (TCG)

Rain of Tears is a type deck found in the . The deck is classified as one of the "hard-core" decks in the book, containing more rare cards than the easy-to-build decks. It is inspired by the archetype.
==Description==
<ab>The "Rain of Tears" deck uses Misty's Tears to jump-start the Blastoise Rain Dance engine. Misty's Tears allows you to get Water Energy out of your deck, while Blastoise's Rain Dance power lets you attach as much Water Energy as you can to your Water Pokémon in a turn. You can quickly power up Blastoise's Hydro Pump attack to do 60 damage every turn.
When you're playing this deck, you want to get Blastoise into play fast, so you can start pouring Water Energy onto the table. Use Pokémon Trader to get Blastoise or Wartortle (whichever one you need), and use Pokémon Breeder to speed up the evolution process. Master Ball also gives you the chance to find Blastoise or any other Pokémon you might need. Use Misty's Horsea and Misty's Seel to slow your opponent down (using their Ink Spurt and Mirage attacks) until you can get Blastoise on the table and powered up.</ab>
==Deck list==
Category:Strategy Guide Decks
fr:Rain of Tears
Rainbow

Rainbow has several referrals.
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==Characters==
* For the villainous team, see Team Rainbow Rocket
** For the underlings in this team, see 
==Pokémon==
* For the Pokémon whose is Rainbow Pokémon, see 
==Items==
* For Erika's Badge, see 
* For the item used to all Sevii Islands, like the Tri-Pass, see Rainbow Pass
* For the flower collected during Mina's trial, see Rainbow Flower
* For the associated with , see Rainbow Wing
** For the item in the whose Japanese name differs, see Rainbow Wing (Mystery Dungeon).
==Battles==
* For the temporary effect created by using Fire Pledge and Water Pledge in the same turn, see those moves
==Places==
* For the Friend Area in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team, see Rainbow Peak
* For the locations in Oblivia in Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs, see Rainbow Dais and Rainbow Grail
* For the area in Pokémon Shuffle, see Rainbow Park
* For the area in Pokémon Island in Pokémon Snap, see Rainbow Cloud
* For the -exclusive location in Unova, see Rainbow Valley
==TCG==
* For the , see Rainbow Energy (Team Rocket 17), Double Rainbow Energy (EX Team Magma vs Team Aqua 88), and δ Rainbow Energy (EX Holon Phantoms 98)
* For the , see Rainbow Brush (Celestial Storm 141)
==Music==
* For the ending theme for Emperor of the Crystal Tower: Entei, see The Day a Rainbow Was Born
** For the CD single, see The Day a Rainbow Was Born (single)
* For the third ending theme for Korean dub of Pokémon the Series: Black & White, see
Rainbow Brush (Celestial Storm 141)

Rainbow Brush (Japanese: レインボーブラシ Rainbow Brush) is an . It is 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 Eske Yoshinob.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:Celestial Storm cards
Category:Sky-Splitting Charisma cards
Category:Illus. by Eske Yoshinob
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Secret cards
Category:Full Art cards
de:Regenbogenpinsel (TCG)
es:Pincel Arcoíris (TCG)
fr:Pinceau Arc-en-Ciel (Soleil et Lune Tempête Céleste 141)
it:Pennello Arcobaleno (Tempesta Astrale 141)
ja:レインボーブラシ
zh:彩虹笔刷（TCG）
Rainbow Cloud

Rainbow Cloud (Japanese: にじのくも Rainbow Cloud) is a secret seventh area above Pokémon Island. It is a large, rainbow-colored cloud above the island. Atop it, all the stars and s can be seen clearly.
In Pokémon Snap, after taking pictures of all six Pokémon signs, Professor Oak will realize the connection between them: They're all which appear as constellations in the sky. He believes that this is a message on where the should go next. The player will be sent up into this cloud to find the rarest Pokémon on the island.
==Todd's description==
This is a secret course... In that case, I should find the rarest Pokémon!
==Native Pokémon==
Pokémon	Description
 	The whole course is a long encounter with Mew, and it is not unlikely that the whole course will be necessary to capture a good photograph of this Pokémon. Photos are distorted by Mew's bubble shield, resulting in nothing more than a big lens flare. So, it becomes necessary to knock this shield away, which is done in three parts.
* Mew taunts the player by floating back and forth in front of the ZERO-ONE, making it vulnerable to be hit with a Pester Ball. When it is struck, it will fly away with its shield crackling with energy and evidently damaged. Doing this three times will cause the shield to dissipate.
* Despite having lowered defenses, Mew is playful and keeps taunting the player, though this time in a more defensive manner. Mew will fly past in a different shield, now a moving target and only seen for a few seconds before disappearing behind the player. After the shield is hit three times with a Pester Ball, it will dissipate once more.
* Mew appears from behind, chasing its shield. Hitting it with an item will cause Mew to spin in place and then look up, briefly giving a perfect picture pose before teleporting away, leaving behind only a few sparkles. If Mew is successfully hit, the step will be repeated to give the player an opportunity for more pictures. If the player does not hit Mew, it will reclaim its shield, though only one hit is required to knock the shield away.
Mew is such a rare Pokémon that any picture of it is a special shot with a large bonus. Taking a big enough picture of it can be worth 10,000 points.
==Trivia==
* This is the only course in Pokémon Snap in which cannot be found.
==Related articles==
Category:Snap locations
de:Farben-Wolke
es:Arco Iris (Snap)
it:Arcobaleno (Isola Pokémon)
Rainbow Dais

Rainbow Dais (Japanese: にじのさいだん Rainbow Altar) is a location in .
The dais is first seen underwater at the start of the game after the has been shot down by the Pokémon Pinchers. After falling underwater and losing their Capture Styler, they chase a to obtain it back. The Mantyke then ends up leaving it at the dais, where the player picks it up before they move away because of the approaching .
Later in the game, the player is asked take part in the Rainbow Ceremony, playing the part of the Hero of Oblivia, by placing the Rainbow Grail on the dais in Cocona Village. However, both the grail and the dais are revealed to be fakes, as the real grail is much more difficult to obtain and no one knows where the real dais is.
After the player goes through a series of tests to obtain the real Rainbow Grail in Rasp Cavern, they are able to work out the location of the real dais with help from the Capture Styler's Voice Nav. After placing the grail on the dais, the dais lifts up to the sky, where comes to challenge the player. In order to continue the storyline, players must use the Ranger Sign that appears after the battle to get Ho-Oh to destroy the barrier surrounding the Sky Fortress. Using the Ranger Sign again here at the dais later on allows players to battle Ho-Oh once again.
==Pokémon==
===Underwater (first time only)===
===Platform===
==In other languages==
de:Westliche See
es:Estrado del arcoíris
fr:Mer occidentale
it:Ara arcobaleno
ja:にじのさいだん
zh:彩虹祭壇
Rainbow Flower

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The Rainbow Flower (Japanese: にじいろのはな Rainbow Flower) is a Key Item introduced in Generation VII. It is one of the items the collects during Mina's trial in .
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
Starts the final part of Mina's trial, a with .
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| Seafolk Village (during Mina's trial, from Mina after collecting all seven petals)
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==In the TCG==
The Rainbow Flower was a in the Pokémon Trading Card Game exclusively released in Japan. This card was one of seven possible available in promotional packs awarded to participants of Pokémon Card Gym tournaments during September, October, and November 2019. This print features the Pokémon Card Gym logo. When it's attached to a , that Pokémon gets +20 , and can't be damaged by the opponent's s while on the Bench.
==In other languages==
==See also==
* List of Key Items in Generation VII
** Red Petal
** Pink Petal
** Yellow Petal
** Orange Petal
** Green Petal
** Blue Petal
** Purple Petal
Category:Key Items
de:Regenbogenblüte
es:Flor irisada
fr:Fleur 7 Couleurs
it:Fiore arcobaleno
ja:にじいろのはな
zh:虹色之花（道具）
Rainbow Flower (SM-P Promo 388)

Rainbow Flower (Japanese: にじいろのはな Rainbow Flower) is a . It is one of the .
==Card text==
==Release information==
In Japan, this card was one of seven possible available in promotional packs awarded to participants of Pokémon Card Gym tournaments during September, October, and November 2019. This print features the Pokémon Card Gym logo.
==Trivia==
===Origin===
The Rainbow Flower is a Key Item in the Pokémon games, combined from the seven petals obtained during Mina's trial in .
Category:SM-P Promotional cards
Category:Illus. by Ryo Ueda
de:Regenbogenblüte (TCG)
fr:にじいろのはな (サン＆ムーンプロモカード 388)
it:Rainbow Flower (SM-P Promo 388)
ja:にじいろのはな (カードゲーム)
zh:虹色之花（TCG）
Rainbow Grail

The Rainbow Grail (Japanese: にじのせいはい Rainbow Grail) is found in and is an ancient artifact from the Oblivia region. It can be used in times of crisis to call the legendary bird .
The Rainbow Grail is said to have helped save the world from peril with the help of the Hero of Oblivia. Since then, it has been a custom of Cocona Village that each year the villagers get to take part in a trial, and the winner is given the honor of holding the Rainbow Grail over the Rainbow Dais. However, their Rainbow Grail is merely a copy made of paper-mâché. After Dolce Island is obliterated, the player must take the Rainbow Grail to the Rainbow Dais. Once the real Rainbow Grail and Rainbow Dais are found under the ocean . The player then takes the Rainbow Grail to the Rainbow Dais and the Rainbow Dais then rises out of the ocean and the player is given the sign used to call Ho-Oh. After Ho-Oh is befriended, it will destroy the barrier on the Sky Fortress.
After the game's events Blue Eyes and her platoon are rescued from a rampaging after attempting to steal the Rainbow Grail from the bottom of the sea. However, this Rainbow Grail too is merely a cheap fake and wasn't of any value.
Category:Pokémon Ranger
it:Calice arcobaleno
Rainbow Park

Rainbow Park (Japanese: イーリスパーク Iris Park) is the fifth zone in Pokémon Shuffle, consisting of 15 stages. It follows Isla Asul and precedes Galerie Rouge.
The zone resembles an amusement park, with a roller coaster, a merry-go-round, and a Ferris wheel located on the north side. Flowers, streetlights, and balloons are found throughout the area.
==Updates==
Changes 	3DS ver. 	Mobile ver.
Initial launch.	1.0.0(Feb 18, 2015)	1.0.0(Aug 24, 2015)
Added UX stages	1.5.7(Feb 13, 2018)	?
==Stages==
Stage	Pokémon	Pokémon	Type	HP 	HP	Moves	Catchability	Catchability	EXP	Notes
Stage	Pokémon	Pokémon	Type	Main	UX	Moves	Base 	 	EXP	Notes
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
==Names==
Language	Name 	Origin
Japanese	イーリスパーク Iris Park 	From ἶρις (Ancient Greek for rainbow) and park
English 	Rainbow Park 	From rainbow and park
French 	Parc-en-Ciel 	From parc (park) and arc-en-ciel (rainbow). Literally park in the sky.
German 	Prismapark 	From Prisma (prism) and park
Italian 	Parco Iris 	From parco (park) and arco iris (Spanish for rainbow)
Korean 	이리스 파크 Iris Park 	Same as Japanese name
Spanish 	Parque Iris 	From parque (park) and arco iris (rainbow)
Category:Pokémon Shuffle locations
Category:Parks
de:Prismapark
ja:イーリスパーク
zh:彩虹公園
Rainbow Pass

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The Rainbow Pass (Japanese: レインボーパス Rainbow Pass) is a Key Item introduced in Generation III. It is one of the Sevii Island passes.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
====Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen====
The Rainbow Pass allows the to travel via the Seagallop ferries between Vermilion City's port and the Sevii Islands.
The player must have previously obtained the Tri-Pass, which grants access to One Island, Two Island, and Three Island. Once the Rainbow Pass is obtained as well, the player will also have access to Four Island, Five Island, Six Island, and Seven Island.
The player is required to own the Rainbow Pass in order to use the event-only AuroraTicket or MysticTicket, to travel to the Birth Island and Navel Rock, respectively.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| Pokémon Network Center (given by Celio after obtaining the )
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==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
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In My, My, My Mimic, and each obtained a Rainbow Pass sent to them by , using them to board the Seagallop Ferry to Four Island.
In Going Green, was revealed to have obtained her Tri-Pass and Rainbow Pass prior to the arc in order to travel to the Sevii Islands and catch on Mt. Ember.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
* Tri-Pass
* MysticTicket
* AuroraTicket
* List of Key Items in Generation III
Category:Key Items
de:Bunt-Pass
es:Iris-ticket
fr:Passe Prisme
it:Sette Pass
ja:レインボーパス
zh:七彩通行船券（道具）
Rainbow Peak

Rainbow Peak (Japanese: の Rainbow Summit) is a Friend Area in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team and a rescue team camp in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX in the Mountain Range area. The only Pokémon that resides here is .
In Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team, it can be purchased from the for 6500 Poké after completing the main storyline. In Rescue Team DX, it is obtained automatically upon defeating Ho-Oh, at which point Ho-Oh will be automatically recruited. 
==Geography==
It is the peak of a mountain, just above the clouds. It is surrounded by rainbows, and other peaks of smaller mountains are visible. Ho-Oh stays on the central platform.
==Pokémon==
==Appearance==
==In other languages==
Category:Mountains
de:Regenbogengipfel
es:Campamentos#Pico Arco IrisRA/Pico ArcoírisDX
fr:Cime Arc-en-Ciel
it:Picco Arcobaleno
ja:にじのいただき
zh:彩虹山顶
Rainbow Slate

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The Rainbow Slate (Japanese: にじのせきばん Rainbow's Slab) is a type of Slate introduced in Pokémon Brilliant Diamond in the version 1.1.0 update. It is only available for purchase after catching , , and .
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
The Rainbow Slate can be used inside of the Rainbow Room in Ramanas Park in order to fight .
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| Ramanas Park
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==Trivia==
* The Rainbow Slate resembles a cartridge, the game in which was the game mascot of.
==In other languages==
		
Category:Slates
de:Regenbogenplatte
es:Losa arcoíris
fr:Tablette Arc-en-ciel
it:Piastra arcobaleno
ja:にじのせきばん
zh:彩虹石板（道具）
Rainbow Valley

Rainbow Valley (Japanese: の Rainbow Valley) is an -exclusive location in the Unova region. It exists somewhere along .
Rainbow Valley is a place where gather after finding their partner. They ride on what is known as the "Diamond Breeze" while holding "hands" in order to get there. The Diamond Breeze will only blow after a full moon. The mountain sides glitter in different colors because of the different minerals they are composed of.
In Cottonee in Love!, and had the chance to visit Rainbow Valley after helping a Cottonee win over a love interest. There, they said goodbye to their new friend.
== Pokémon seen in Rainbow Valley ==
== In other languages ==
Category:Canyons
de:Regenbogental
es:Valle Arcoíris
it:Valle dell'Arcobaleno
zh:虹之谷
Rainbow Wing (Mystery Dungeon)

The Rainbow Wing (Japanese: なないろのはね Prismatic Feather) is an item that allows the player to encounter in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team and Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX. It is the final form of the Clear Wing (Japanese: とうめいのはね Clear Feather), which is transformed into the Red Wing (Japanese: しんくのはね Crimson Feather) and then the Sunset Wing (Japanese: ゆうひのはね Sunset Feather) before becoming the Rainbow Wing.
In languages other than English, this item's name is distinct from the Rainbow Wing item from the core series games.
==In the games==
After completing the storyline and exploring Solar Cave, may appear in town. Spinda will give the player the Clear Wing, beginning The Mystery of the Mirage Pokémon.
The player must then talk to at the Great Canyon, who will explain what the player must do next. After defeating at Fiery Field, Entei will turn the Clear Wing into the Red Wing, and send the player to Lightning Field.
After defeating there, Raikou will turn the Red Wing into the Sunset Wing and send the player to Northwind Field.
After defeating here, Suicune will turn the Sunset Wing into the Rainbow Wing and send the player off to Mt. Faraway. Here, due to the power of the Rainbow Wing, the player can encounter, battle, and recruit .
None of these items show up in the Toolbox.
 	 	 	
Clear Wing sprite from	Red Wing sprite from	Sunset Wing sprite from	Rainbow Wing sprite from
===Gallery===
 	 	 	
Clear Wing from Rescue Team DX	Red Wing from Rescue Team DX	Sunset Wing from Rescue Team DX	Rainbow Wing from Rescue Team DX
==In other languages==
Clear Wing
Red Wing
Sunset Wing
Rainbow Wing
==Related articles==
Category:Pokémon Mystery Dungeon
Category:Legendary artifacts
fr:Plume Arc-en-Ciel
Raindance (Let's Play Pokémon)

Raindance is a type deck found in the guide. The deck is based on the popular .
==Description==
<ab>Named after Blastoise's Pokémon Power of the same name, this deck is meant to do one thing, and one thing only. Play Blastoise and unload your hand, then play Professor Oak and unload your hand, and repeat until you have more than enough Pokémon, Energy, and Trainer cards to win the game quickly.
Early on, you must do two things or the deck doesn't stand a chance. First, you must use all your cards — Computer Search, Pokémon Trader, and Professor Oak — to get Blastoise into your hand. Second, you must keep Squirtle or Wartortle out of harm's way until you can evolve it into Blastoise.</ab>
==Deck list==
Category:Strategy Guide Decks
Raindance (TCG)

Raindance is a deck archetype for the Pokémon Trading Card Game. It was most commonly used when the was popular.
==Strategy==
The strategy of Raindance is to take advantage of 's , Rain Dance, which allows the player to attach cards as often as they like to their Pokémon. Aside from Blastoise, many other Pokémon are included which also benefit from having large amounts of Water Energy available to do additional damage, such as and , which each have a Water Gun attack which increases in power with the number of Water Energy attached. Trainer cards used to supplement this strategy generally include cards which aid in the retrieval and play of Wartortle and Blastoise (such as and ) as well as cards to aid in obtaining more Water Energy in the player's hand (such as and ). Ideally, with the use of Trainer cards, a player could have Blastoise in play by their second turn.
==Typical deck list==
This deck list is for the Base-Fossil format. More on 1999: Playing Pokémon with the Fossil Expansion on Jason Klaczynski's blog (archived on archive.org)
==Restriction==
Most of the cards in Raindance are currently illegal in Play! Pokémon organized tournaments.
==Popularity==
The Raindance archetype proved to be very popular until Play! Pokémon began to rotate older cards out of play. Several variations of the archetype include , , , and .
==References==
Category:Deck archetypes
fr:Raindance