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Dachsbun (TCG)

has been featured on different cards since it debuted in the expansion of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Dachsbun cards are normally .
==List of Pokémon cards featuring Dachsbun==
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Dachsbun ex (Stellar Crown 67)

Dachsbun (Japanese: バウッツェルex Bowtzel ex) is a Stage 1 card. It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included as a Regular card, a card, and a card in the expansion, first released in the Japanese expansion. The Regular print features artwork by You Iribi, the Full Art ultra rare print features artwork by PLANETA Mochizuki, and the Full Art special illustration rare print features artwork by Yuu Nishida.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Wonder Shine is an attack that first appeared on from .
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Category:Stellar Miracle cards
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Category:Full Art cards
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Dahara City Arceus

Dahara City Arceus has several referrals:
* For the Arceus made available to Japanese region games, see List of Japanese region serial code event Pokémon distributions in Generation VI
* For the Arceus made available to Korean region games, see List of Korean region serial code event Pokémon distributions in Generation VI
* For the Arceus made available to Taiwanese region games, see List of Taiwanese region serial code event Pokémon distributions in Generation VI
Category:Disambiguation pages for event Pokémon
Dahara Tower

Dahara Tower (Japanese: デセルタワー Désert Tower) was an -exclusive location in Kalos that appeared in Hoopa and the Clash of Ages. It was built on the site where the Prison Bottle was made one hundred years ago and was meant to honor the Mythical Pokémon .
One hundred years ago, the site of Dahara Tower was a barren rock near Dahara City. Foreseeing a cataclysmic battle between Unbound and other Legendary Pokémon that would destroy Dahara City, Ghris traveled to this rock and created the Prison Bottle using earth, fire, and water.
In Hoopa — The Mischief Pokémon, Baraz and Meray promised to meet each other at the Dahara Tower, as they had split ways in their search for the Prison Bottle. In Hoopa and the Clash of Ages, and decided to pay it a visit. Along the way they met up with Baraz, Meray, and Hoopa. When the Prison Bottle was accidentally destroyed, Hoopa's evil power manifested itself into a separate Hoopa Unbound. Baraz told the group that he would be able to restore the Prison Bottle at Dahara Tower. Meanwhile, Ash fought Hoopa Unbound and an array of Legendary Pokémon summoned by it. Hoopa Unbound eventually found out about what Baraz and Meray were trying to do, and had the Legendary Pokémon it had summoned attack Dahara Tower. destroyed part of the tower with . However, Baraz and Meray managed to create another Prison Bottle in time and stopped Hoopa Unbound.
Although Dahara Tower and the city seemed safe now, time and space started to warp around the tower due to too many Legendary Pokémon having been summoned to one place. Ash transformed Hoopa into Hoopa Unbound using the new Prison Bottle, now not turning it evil because the evil power had disappeared. Hoopa Unbound managed to transport the people around the tower to a safe location with its rings. Dahara Tower was eventually consumed by the distortion and completely vanished, but not before Arceus appeared over Dahara City to save Baraz who had been trapped in the middle of the distortion. After this, Hoopa teleported Baraz, Meray, and Ash and his friends back to the site of Dahara Tower, where Hoopa promised it would restore Dahara Tower.
==In the manga==
===Movie adaptations===
Dahara Tower appeared in .
==Name origin==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	デセルタワー Désert Tower 	From désert, French for desert
English 	Dahara Tower 	From desert and
German 	Dahara-Turm 	From desert, Sahara, and Turm (tower)
Italian 	Torre di Desertopoli 	From deserto (desert) and torre (tower)
Korean 	데세르타워 Désert Tower 	From its Japanese name
Chinese () 	荒漠塔 Huāngmò Tǎ 	From 荒漠 huāngmò, desert, and 塔 tǎ, tower
Chinese () 	荒漠塔 Fōngmohk Taap 	From 荒漠 fōngmohk, desert, and 塔 taap, tower
Polish 	Wieża Dahary 	From its English name
Brazilian Portuguese	Torre Dahara 	From its English name
==Related articles==
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Dai Fugō

(Japanese: ダイ・フゴー Dai Fugō) is a character from .
==History==
Dai Fugō appeared in PMDP02, when and his Pokémon go to his Gym which is also an art museum. Dai offered to sell some paintings to the group but they were too expensive and Clefairy decided to steal some. He caught Clefairy in the act and simultaneously sent out , , and when Clefairy didn't cooperate. He challenged Clefairy to a battle using the three Pokémon where Clefairy outsmarted all of them. As Clefairy was wrapping other things in tape, Dai forced him to stop but Clefairy continued until he was wrapped up in his own tape. Afterwards, Dai forced Red and his Pokémon to leave while they carried the taped up Clefairy.
==Pokémon==
Category:Male characters
Category:Pocket Monsters DP characters
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Dai Ikemen

(Japanese: 池面大 Dai Ikemen) is a character from Pokémon Battrio: Aim to be Battrio Master!.
==History==
Dai first appeared in ABM03 where she was in a noodle restaurant. Ryū and his friends took a liking to her. Dai raced Ryū to the Battrio building where they have their match. After a long match, Dai was defeated by Ryū and Ryū celebrated by passing gas.
==Pokémon==
Category:Female characters
Daiki Yamashita

Daiki Yamashita (Japanese: 山下 大輝 Yamashita Daiki) is a Japanese voice actor for the .
==Biography==
Yamashita was born on September 7, 1989 in , and became a voice actor and singer as an adult. Yamashita's first Pokémon animation role was Pokémon Generations, where his only role was Saturn. Yamashita later joined the for his most notable role as Goh, 's for . He is currently affiliated with and won the Best Male Newcomer Award during the of 2014. In , he voices the Rotom Phone.
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
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=====Humans=====
* Goh
* Alternate World Goh
=====Pokémon=====
* 
* Roy's Fuecoco and Crocalor
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* Rotom Phone
====Pokémon Generations====
* Saturn
===Video games===
====Pokémon Masters EX====
* Hau
==Other non-Pokémon roles==
===Anime series===
* Suguru Nishijima ()
* Demon King ()
* Rekka Shirogane ()
* Theo Escher ()
* Tōya, Iwan ()
* Yūichi Matsuyama ()
* Ryō Uchida ()
* Inuyama ()
* Sakamichi Onoda ()
* Naitō ()
* Hiro Shirosaki ()
* Val, Taddon ()
* Gurio Umino ()
* Moe Suzuki ()
* Kira Saeki ()
* Mio ()
* Hagane Tomitsuka ()
* Sakamichi Onoda ()
* Takuma Seto ()
* Oikawa ()
* Mamoru (- young, as a human child)
* Yōtarō Hanafusa ()
* Usamaru ()
* Sōji Hashiba ()
* Bat ()
* Borner ()
* Hitoshi ()
* Arashi Mikami (- young)
* Shion Amakusa ()
* Ladonia ()
* Danji Eirei ()
* Dog ()
* Rikuto Ikeda ()
* Lwai-Aura-Tibesti ()
* Yukio Kondo ()
* Izuku Midoriya/Deku ()
* Yuri Himemiya ()
* Agetarō Katsumata ()
* Shinnosuke Kunizaki ()
* Mitsuru Sotsuda ()
* Yoshio Kobayashi ()
* Atsushi Toushirou and Imanotsurugi ()
* Kanade Yuzuriha ()
* Aram ()
* Ritsu Sakuma (Ensemble Stars)
* Sōta Mizushino ()
* Ryodari ()
* Yukimura Sanada ()
* Sakuraba Ryota (The Animation Tsukipro The Animation)
* Tsubaki ()
* Navi, Cheshire Cat ()
* Wayne King ()
* Tomari Hinowa ()
* Narancia Ghirga ()
* Akatsuki Iride ()
* Amatsuyu Kisaragi ()
* Yushiro ()
* Naoto Hachiōji/Senpai ()
* Male Hero ()
===Dubbing roles===
* Billy ()
* 
** Newt ()
==External links==
* Twitter
* MyAnimeList
* Anime News Network
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Daisuke Ito

Daisuke Ito is an illustrator who contributed artwork to the Pokémon Trading Card Game during the Series. Ito has illustrated cards, the first of which was , one of the .
A full list of cards illustrated by Daisuke Ito can be found here.
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Daisuke Iwamoto

Daisuke Iwamoto was an illustrator for the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Iwamoto has illustrated cards, excluding reprints. For a list of cards illustrated by Iwamoto, go here.
==Artwork==
===TCG artwork===
PalkiaCallLegends19.jpg|Rare Holofoil print of from the set.
SuperScoopUpBlackWhite103.jpg| print of from the .
==Cards illustrated==
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Daisuke Kishio

Daisuke Kishio (Japanese: 岸尾大輔 Kishio Daisuke) is a Japanese voice actor for . He was born on March 28, 1974 in , , .
He is a member of Tokyo Actor's Consumer's Cooperative Society, and has been nominated for "Best Actor in a Leading role", "Best Actor in a Supporting Role", and "Best Radio Personality" after the second voice actor Awards.
==Pokémon roles==
Kishio has had various roles throughout the series, mainly voicing characters of the day.
===Animation===
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* Alex Davis
* Salvador
* 
* Kyle Hamm
==Other non-Pokémon roles==
* Jet the Hawk ( and )
* Hakkaku ()
* Hantenkou ()
* Kicker Jones ()
* Chitose Hitotose ()
* Kasuka Heiwajima ()
* Kaname Kuran ()
* Tsukune Aono ()
* ()
* Loke/Leo, Toby, Scorpio ()
* Rokurou Rangetsu (, )
* Jeice ()
* Steely Dan/Dan of Steel ()
* Shougo Fujimura/Shawn Ferguson ()
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Daisuke Namikawa

Daisuke Namikawa (Japanese: 浪川大輔 Namikawa Daisuke) is a Japanese voice actor for and .
==Biography==
Namikawa was born on April 2, 1976 in , , and became a voice actor as an adult. He began to provide voices for the series in the eighth movie, where he portrayed . He reprised the role in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and also voiced Lucian of the Sinnoh Elite Four during . In the he received two major roles, playing the and Jessie's Mimikyu.
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
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=====Humans=====
* Lucian
=====Pokémon=====
* Ash's Lucario
* Jessie's Mimikyu
* Dot's Quaxly and Quaxwell
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* Chloe's Rotom Phone
* ()
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* Lucius
===Video games===
====Super Smash Bros. franchise====
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====Pokémon Masters EX====
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==Other non-Pokémon roles==
===Anime series===
* Takamaru Saito ()
* Shiro Ogata ()
* Aoi ()
* Hayama ()
* Elk ()
* Kami-sama ()
* Ryota Kajiki ()
* Chotaro Ohtori ()
* Yang Guo ()
* Jin ()
* Setsu Yūki ()
* Sumaru ()
* Hitoshi Kinomiya ()
* Suzuo Sakurazaki/Dokkoida ()
* Maiku Kamishiro ()
* Toutaku Chuuei ()
* Tatsuya Madoka; Terumichi Madoka ()
* Fay D. Fluorite ( and )
* Yu Narukami ()
* Ulquiorra Cifer ()
* Vongola Primo Giotto ()
* Eustass Kid ()
* Michael Trinity ()
* Italy and Romano ()
* Shota Kazehaya ()
* Ginsei and Fai D. Flourite ()
* Siegrain/Jellal, Mystogan ()
* Masanosuke Akitsu ()
* Hisoka Morrow ()
* Hotaru Haganezuka ()
* Jack the Ripper ()
* Choso ()
===Theatrical roles===
* Noriyasu Hatakeyama/Spencer Weinberg-Takahama ()
* ()
* Fai D. Flourite ()
* Daigo Nishijima ()
===TV drama===
* Speedor ()
===Video game roles===
* Giorno Giovanna (, )
* Richard ()
===Dubbing roles===
* (, )
* (, )
==External links==
* Kiramune profile
* Official blog
* Twitter
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Daisuke Ono

Daisuke Ono (Japanese: 小野大輔 Ono Daisuke) is a Japanese voice actor for .
==Biography==
Ono was born on May 4, 1978, in , , , , and became an actor as an adult. Ono first worked on the series by voicing Red Eyes in the Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs (Part 1). Ono gained his most notable role during as Galar Leon. Ono was once affiliated with before he become a freelancer. He also won Best Leading Actor Award twice during the and .
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
* Leon ( and Pokémon Evolutions)
* Red Eyes (Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs)
===Video games===
* ()
==Other non-Pokémon roles==
===Anime series===
* Announcer, Official ()
* Driver, Man, Man B, Soldier A ()
* Massimo ()
* Kuri Rix ()
* Kobayashi, Sakamoto ()
* Staff Member A ()
* Male ()
* Employee A ()
* Flirting Man, Man ()
* Editor-in-Chief ()
* William Vangeance ()
* Jyushimatsu Matsuno ()
* Kallego Naberius ()
* Jotaro Kujo ()
* Silver the Hedgehog ()
* Yukiji Bando ()
* Teddy ()
* Koizumi Itsuki ()
===Video games===
* Zoraal Ja ()
==External links==
* Official website
* Ryu's Seiyuu Info
* Anime News Network
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Daisuke Sakaguchi

Daisuke Sakaguchi (Japanese: 阪口大助 Sakaguchi Daisuke) is a Japanese voice actor for . He was born in Kashiwazaki, Niigata, on October 11, 1973.
==Pokémon roles==
===Animation===
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=====Humans=====
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* Vincent/Jackson
* Kellyn
* (child)
* Volkner (child)
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* Georgio
* Keenan
* Howie
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* Jeremiah
* Olivier
* (DP080)
* Various guest characters
=====Pokémon=====
======Major======
* Ash's Gible
* Brock's Bonsly and 
* James's Carnivine
* Paul's Honchkrow
* Caserin
* Maylene's Lucario
* Riley's Lucario
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====Pokémon Mystery Dungeon episodes====
* Charmander (Team Go-Getters Out of the Gate!)
* Chatot (Explorers of Sky - Beyond Time & Darkness)
===Video games===	
====Super Smash Bros. Brawl====
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====Pokémon Masters EX====
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==Other non-Pokémon roles==
* Andrew Oikonny ()
* Kaoru Yamazaki ()
* Kish ()
* Shinpachi Shimura ()
* Shōnen Bat ()
* Üso Evin () (debut role)
* Xandir P. Wifflebottom () (Japanese dub)
* Youhei Sunohara ()
* Souta Tamadate ()
* Portgas D. Ace (child) ()
==External links==
* Aoni Production
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Daisuki Special Features

Daisuki Special Features (Japanese: だいすきイチオシ特集) are special mini-sites by Pokémon Daisuki Club investigating topics from the Pokémon world and franchise. They vary in content, offering music videos, artwork, lore information and more, and often accompany promotional campaigns. The Pokémon Company International has localized some content introduced in special features, such as the Slowpoke Song and the Magikarp Song, in their own terms.
==Precursor==
Before the Pokémon Daisuki Club redesign from 2014, similar features were often introduced in the official Pokémon website. The following list is partial.
===Primo (2009)===
===Mewtwo (2011)===
==Listing==
===Check Ash's Pokémon===
===Slowpoke Paradise===
===Actually Scary? Pokémon===
===Enter! The Dragon-type!===
===Go Meet Pikachu! Outbreak-chu!===
===Pocket Monsters Special X & Y===
===Macho! Machamp Gym===
===Moyamoya Koffing: Pokémon World Travel===
===Freesia Infiolator in Hachijojima (3 Island)===
===Mezase! Cry Master! Cry 151===
===I love Magikarp===
===Pokémon Daisuki! Alola Tourist Guide===
===Magikarp Song "I love Magikarp" Dance Version===
===Pokémon Puppet Theater: Puppemon===
===Where is it, Magnemite? Here it is, Magnemite!===
===Pokémon Mystery File: Don't you know? The world of Pokémon===
===Strange!? Pokémon Form Dex===
==External Links==
Daisuki Special Features (Japanese)
Category:Pokémon meta
Category:Websites
Daisuki ♥ Pocket Monsters

(Japanese: だいすき♥ポケットモンスター Daisuki ♥ Pocket Monsters) is a manga series by Hinata Ayu (鮎ヒナタ). It is loosely based on . It was published in the Japanese magazine Ciao!. 
The story revolves around the character , who together with the characters from Pokémon Journeys: The Series interacts with several Pokémon while looking to decide whether she will be a Pokémon Trainer.
==Characters==
===Humans===
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* Chloe
* Ash Ketchum
* Goh
===Pokémon===
* ()
* ()
* ()
* 
==Trivia==
* In this manga, the running gag where electrocutes a female protagonist or their bike returns. In this case, Pikachu does this to Mika.
==See also==
* Pokémon Journeys: The Series 
Category:Manga
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Daisy's Help (151 158)

Daisy's Help (Japanese: ナナミの手助け Nanami's Help) is a . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included as a Regular card and a card in the expansion, first released in the Japanese subset. The Regular print features artwork by Tomomi Kaneko, while the Full Art print features artwork by Fumie Kittaka.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
This card's effect is similar to , which allows players to turn their face-down Prize cards face-up and leave them face-up for the remainder of the game. This similarity may be intentional, as in the Generation I Pokémon games and their Generation III remakes, the player receives a Town Map from Daisy.
===Origin===
Daisy Oak is the older sister of and granddaughter of Professor Oak.
Category:Daisy Oak (TCG)
Category:151 cards
Category:Pokémon Card 151 cards
Category:Illus. by Tomomi Kaneko
Category:Illus. by Fumie Kittaka
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Secret cards
Category:Full Art cards
Category:Cards that reveal Prize cards
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Daito

(Japanese: ダイト Daito) is a character from Pocket Monsters XY: The Legend of the Pokémon Dragon King. He appeared in LDK0.
Daito had a battle with with , demanding him to hand over the Mega Ring. Koji responded to this by having his prevent Daito from attacking any further. Daito loses track of Koji when Mori led Koji to safety.
Later, Daito hid in a cave and leaped out when Koji and Mori arrived. He took Mori hostage and demanded Koji to hand over the Mega Ring once more. Koji once again responds by having Garchomp battle them. Unfortunately, Daito's Aggron causes a cave-in that trapped Garchomp under the rubble.
Garchomp managed to escape by Mega Evolving into a Mega Garchomp. Daito ordered Aggron to attack but Mega Garchomp's new power became too much for Daito and Aggron and both of them were sent flying.
==Pokémon==
Category:Male characters
Category:Pocket Monsters XY: The Legend of the Pokémon Dragon King
Daizō

(Japanese: ダイゾー Daizō) is a character of the day who appeared in Takin' It on the Chinchou. He lives with his son in Blue Lagoon on Blue Point Isle. 
He, along with his son, Dayton, were in charge of an annual Parade of the Chinchou held in Blue Lagoon. During the parade, Daizō, Dayton, and were at a pier at Blue Lagoon where Daizō blew a Chinchou whistle which caused the at the lake at Blue Lagoon to glow. 
It is a tradition that the Chinchou from Blue Lagoon migrate to the other side of Blue Point Isle to start a new life in the sea. Dayton, Daizō and Ash and his friends accompanied the Chinchou in doing so. When they arrived at a bridge hanging over a cliff, arrived on the other side to steal the Chinchou. Daizō and everyone else (save for Ash) ran for their safety, but the bridge was destroyed by Team Rocket's gizmo as it missed its goal in capturing the Chinchou. Daizō, , and the multiple Chinchou got separated from Ash and Dayton. 
They eventually found each other on a beach at the other side of Blue Point Isle, until Team Rocket arrived once more, trapping the Chinchou in a pit. They managed to free themselves from Team Rocket's cage with finishing Team Rocket off. After seeing the Chinchou leave for the sea, Dayton and Daizō said their farewells to Ash and his friends.
==Pokémon==
===Helped out===
==Voice actors==
Category:Johto characters of the day
Category:Male characters
Category:Animation characters
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Dalizapa Passage

Dalizapa Passage (Japanese: プルピケ山道 Purupiquer Mountain Road) is a subregion of Glaseado Mountain and a route in northern Paldea. The route is located along the southern base of Glaseado Mountain and connects Zapapico in the East Province to Medali in the West Province. There is a Pokémon Center located in a cave roughly halfway along the route.
==Route description==
==Places of interest==
===Dalizapa Passage Pokémon Center===
A Pokémon Center is located at the bottom of a cavern in the center of Dalizapa Passage. A Pokémon League representative here asks the to defeat four Pokémon Trainers in Dalizapa Passage for an item reward.
==Poké Mart==
==Items==
==Special encounters==
After acquiring a Kyurem Treat from Snacksworth, Kyurem will spawn in this area as a static encounter. If defeated, it can be battled again after the game has been rebooted, provided that over one hour has passed in Nintendo Switch's internal clock since its defeat. It is coded to never be .
==Pokémon==
===Northern Passage===
This part of Dalizapa Passage is considered to be a part of Northern Paldea.
===Western Passage===
This part of Dalizapa Passage is considered to be a part of Western Paldea.
*There are few valid "Rocky Area" biome spawn point in this area, which can make it more difficult to find specific Pokémon that only spawn from that point.
===Static Encounters===
Species	Level Range	Availability
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
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==Trivia==
* When entering Dalizapa Passage by land, its name will be underlined with the same color as the province it was entered from (i.e. underlined in blue if entering from the East Province, yellow if entering from the West Province, or green if entering from the North Province). Flying to the Dalizapa Passage Pokémon Center will always show its name as being a part of the North Province, however.
* Dalizapa Passage's name origin is similar to that of Rusturf Tunnel in the Hoenn region, as both are portmanteaus of the cities that they respectively connect to.
===Name origin===
Dalizapa is a portmanteau of the two cities that the passage connects, Medali and Zapapico.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Routes
Category:Paldea locations
Category:Scarlet and Violet locations
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Damage Control (TCG)

Damage Control is a predominantly type deck found in the guide.
==Description==
<ab>This has been a popular deck since the beginning. The purpose of this deck is to allow the same Pokémon to take hit after hit without ever getting Knocked Out. The cornerstone of this deck is Alakazam. Alakazam lets you rearrange your damage counters any way you want.
There are plenty of ways to get rid of damage without letting your Pokémon get Knocked Out. You can move all your damage counters onto Pokémon with no Energy attached and then play Pokémon Center. Or, you can move up to eleven damage counters onto Chansey (not enough for a Knock Out), then play Scoop Up to put Chansey back into your hand. You can then put Chansey right back on your Bench.</ab>
==Deck list==
Category:Strategy Guide Decks
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Damage Mover (Shining Legends 58)

Damage Mover (Japanese: ダメージムーバー Damage Mover) is an . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:Shining Legends cards
Category:Illus. by Toyste Beach
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Damage Pump (Lost Origin 156)

Damage Pump (Japanese: ダメージポンプ Damage Pump) is an . It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included in the expansion, first released in the Japanese subset. It was reprinted in the Japanese subset.
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:Lost Origin cards
Category:Dark Phantasma cards
Category:VSTAR Universe cards
Category:Illus. by sadaji
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