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Nintendo Cup '99 (Pokémon Stadium)/Round 2

←Nintendo Cup '99 (Pokémon Stadium)
This is a list of Pokémon Trainers in Nintendo Cup '99 Round 2 in Pokémon Stadium.
==Poké Ball==
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==Great Ball==
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==Ultra Ball==
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==Master Ball==
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Category:Pokémon Stadium (English)
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Nintendo DSi XL

The Nintendo DSi XL (Japanese: ニンテンドー Nintendo DSi LL) is the third redesign of the Nintendo DS after the DS Lite and DSi. The DSi XL is only a slight redesign of the original Nintendo DSi and was made with the same hardware. Its main new features are a larger 4.2 inch screen and new colors. The system was released in Japan on November 21, 2009 in the colors WineRed/Burgundy, DarkBrown/Bronze, and NaturalWhite. It was released in the US on March 28, 2010, on time of Nintendo's "release in the first quarter of 2010" promise.
It was made to rival the in size and offer options to elderly players. According to Nintendo, the system was made to give players a different option to the Nintendo DSi, similar to the Game Boy Advance SP and the Game Boy micro compared to the original Game Boy Advance.
==Software==
Preloaded on the internal memory for the Japanese DSi LL is the , , , , and Meikyou Kokugo Rakubiki Jiten, a dictionary program. The European release includes the games and Dictionary 6 in 1 with Camera Function alongside the DSi Browser. The North American version includes the DSi Browser, Flipnote Studio, Brain Age Express: Arts & Letters, Brain Age Express: Math, along with the Photo Clock.
It is also capable of downloading and playing DSiWare. Like the DSi, there is no slot for Game Boy Advance cartridges, disabling the ability to use Pal Park and dual-slot mode in the Generation IV games.
==Pokémon games==
The Nintendo DSi XL is compatible with the same games as the Nintendo DSi.
==Changes from Nintendo DSi==
* The screen size is now 4.2 inches, an increase of .95 inches from the DSi.
* A larger stylus is also included.
* The weight is 100 grams heavier than the DSi.
* The battery takes a half-hour longer to charge than the original Nintendo DSi.
* The battery holds a charge for 1-4 hours longer than the DSi.
==Gallery==
File:Nintendo DSi XL DarkBrown.png|DarkBrown/Bronze DSi XL
File:Nintendo DSi XL MidnightBlue.png|MidnightBlue DSi XL
File:Nintendo DSi XL Yellow.png|Yellow DSi XL
File:Nintendo DSi XL Green.png|Green DSi XL
==Related articles==
*DSi LL on Nintendo's official site (Japanese)
*DSi XL on Nintendo of America's official site (English)
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Nintendo Network

Nintendo Network (Japanese: ニンテンドーネットワーク Nintendo Network) was a service ran by Nintendo that allowed users to be matched up with other players and play games with each other online. It was used by games for both the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U. It was the successor to the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection service and was succeeded by Nintendo Switch Online.
Nintendo Network began on January 26, 2012 for 3DS games. The service was closed on April 8, 2024, though Pokémon Bank will remain functional for the foreseeable future.
==Features==
===Friend Codes===
The Nintendo 3DS family required every user to have an online ID attached to a Friend Code. It was generated during set up of the 3DS and remains unless the 3DS is formatted. It was used to identify other players on online play along. This feature was also used for the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.
==In the games==
Pokémon X and Y were the first Pokémon games to utilize the Nintendo Network.
===Features===
====Features in the core series games====
* The Player Search System used Nintendo Network to communicate with other players.
* Some Mystery Gifts were able to be received via Nintendo Network.
====Features in the spin-off Pokémon games====
* Multiple spin-off games used Nintendo Network to access the or for other multiplayer features via the Internet.
====Other features====
* The Nintendo 3DS and Wii U allowed players to use the .
==Games compatible with the Nintendo Network==
The following Pokémon games were compatible with the Nintendo Network service.
===Nintendo 3DS titles===
*Pokémon X and Y
*Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire
*Pokémon Sun and Moon
*Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon
*Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS
*Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity
*Pokémon Bank
*Pokémon Art Academy
*Pokémon Shuffle
*Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon
===Wii U titles===
*Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
==Promotions==
Players in the United Kingdom who created a Nintendo Network ID between December 10, 2013 and January 31, 2014 on their Nintendo 3DS received as a free download.Nintendo UK offers Super Mario Bros. Deluxe on 3DS if you register your Nintendo ID | Polygon
Players who had a registered Nintendo Network ID got a 30 day free trial for Pokémon Bank from December 27, 2013 to January 31, 2014.
==In other languages==
==References==
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Nintendo Power (cartridge)

Nintendo Power (Japanese: ニンテンドウパワー Nintendo Power) was a Japan-only peripheral for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Super Famicom) and the Game Boy, released on September 30, 1997.
It was a flash cartridge that could store and run games on either a Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Super Famicom) or a Game Boy, depending on the model. Customers were able to purchase a blank SF Memory Cassette (Japanese: SFメモリカセット) or GB Memory Cartridge (Japanese: GBメモリカートリッジ), and then download games onto them in stores across Japan via the machines for cheaper than the recommended retail price. The Nintendo Power service was discontinued on February 28, 2007.
Only one Pokémon game for the Nintendo Power was ever released, Picross NP Vol. 1. It was the first in a series of Picross NP titles that were themed after Nintendo's most famous franchises.
==Pokémon games==
===SF Memory Cassette===
|- style="background:#FFFFFF;"
|style="" | Picross NP Vol. 1
|Puzzle
|style="" | 1999
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===GB Memory Cartridge===
None
==Trivia==
* This service shares its name with an English language Nintendo magazine.
==External links==
* Official Nintendo Power website
* 
==Related articles==
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Nintendo Switch Lite

The Nintendo Switch Lite (Japanese: ニンテンドースイッチライト Nintendo Switch Lite) is a handheld-only version of the Nintendo Switch.
 on July 10, 2019, the Switch Lite was released worldwide on September 20, 2019. It is smaller and cheaper than the regular Nintendo Switch with some functions disabled, most notably not having detachable controllers or being able to connect to a television screen.
==Comparison to the original Nintendo Switch==
*This console is exclusively handheld, and can only play Nintendo Switch games that support Handheld mode.
*There are no detachable Joy-Con; there are instead built-in controllers that lack HD Rumble and IR Motion Camera features. However, Joy-Con can be paired to the system and used. 
*The Nintendo Switch Lite is incompatible with the Nintendo Switch dock, so it does not support TV mode.
*The battery life is slightly longer than the regular Nintendo Switch.
==Pokémon games==
The Nintendo Switch Lite is compatible with the same games as the original Nintendo Switch.
==Gallery==
Nintendo Switch Lite Zacian and Zamazenta Edition.png|Zacian and Zamazenta Edition
Nintendo Switch Lite Dialga and Palkia Edition.png|Dialga and Palkia Edition
==In other languages==
Nintendo Switch Lite Zacian & Zamazenta Edition
==External links==
* Nintendo of America
==Related articles==
Category:Nintendo consoles
Category:Handheld consoles
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Nintendo Switch – OLED Model

The Nintendo Switch – OLED Model (Japanese: ニンテンドースイッチ（有機モデル） Nintendo Switch (OLED Model)) is an enhanced, model of the Nintendo Switch. Like its original model, it is both a home console and a handheld console.Nintendo.com: "Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch – OLED Model systems are designed to fit your life, transforming from home console to portable system in a snap!"
First officially announced on July 7, 2021,(July 7, 2021). Nintendo announce Nintendo Switch OLED model and upgraded Switch Dock. Bulbagarden. Retrieved September 24, 2021. the Nintendo Switch – OLED Model was released on October 8, 2021. It features a 7-inch OLED screen, a wider and adjustable stand, enhanced audio, a wired LAN port built into the dock, and 64GB of internal storage.
==Technical specifications==
===Body===
* Size: Approximately 4 inches high, 9.4 inches long, and 0.55 inches deep (with Joy-Con attached). The depth from the tip of the analog sticks to the tip of the ZL/ZR buttons is 1.12 inches.
* Weight: Approximately .88 lbs when Joy-Con controllers are attached, 0.66 lbs. otherwise.
* Screen: 7-inch screen with and resolution of 1280 × 720 ().
* CPU/GPU: Custom processor.
* Storage: 
** External Storage: // memory cards.
** Game Storage: Nintendo Switch game cards.
* Networking: Wireless ( a/b/g/n/ac) and . available in TV mode.
* Video: Supports up to 2160 via cable in TV mode, or up to 720p in tabletop mode and handheld mode.
* Audio: Compatible with 5.1ch output. Output via HDMI connector in TV mode.
* Speakers: .
* Memory: 4 GB RAM.
===Dock===
* Size: Approximately 4.1 inches high, 6.9 inches long, and 2 inches deep
* Weight: Approximately .69 lbs
* Output: USB Port (USB 2.0 compatible) ×2 on the side and 1 on the back, System connector, AC adapter port, HDMI port, Wired LAN port (LAN cable sold separately)
==Comparison to the original Nintendo Switch==
* Enhanced audio is featured.
* The stand can now be adjusted.
* 64GB of internal storage are included.
==Pokémon games==
The Nintendo Switch – OLED Model is compatible with the same games as the original.
==Gallery==
Nintendo Switch (OLED model) TV Mode.png|TV mode with Joy-Con controllers in Joy-Con Grip
Nintendo Switch (OLED model) tabletop.png|Tabletop mode
Nintendo Switch (OLED model) handheld.png|Handheld mode
Nintendo Switch (OLED model) Dock.png|Dock
Nintendo Switch OLED - Pokemon Scarlet & Violet Edition 1.png|Pokémon Scarlet & Violet Edition (front)
Nintendo Switch OLED - Pokemon Scarlet & Violet Edition 2.png|Pokémon Scarlet & Violet Edition (back)
Nintendo Switch OLED - Pokemon Scarlet & Violet Edition Joy-cons.png|Pokémon Scarlet & Violet Edition Joy-Con controllers
==External links==
* Nintendo of America
==References==
==Related articles==
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Category:Home consoles
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Nintendo System Development

Nintendo System Development Division (often referred to as Nintendo SDD), formerly Nintendo Network Business & Development (NBD), Nintendo Network Service Development (NSD), and Nintendo Special Planning & Development (SPD), was a division of Nintendo that consisted of a Japanese game and hardware development studio that focused on handheld consoles, whose staff originally came from . They were involved in the development of many games for the Pokémon mini.
On September 16, 2015, SDD merged with (IRD), becoming .Nintendo Consolidates Its Game Development Teams - Wired (retrieved September 27, 2022)
==Games==
* Picross NP Vol. 1
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==Peripherals==
* Satellaview
* Mobile Game Boy Adapter (Mobile System GB)
==Other hardware==
* Pokémotion
==External links==
* Nintendo System Development on Wikipedia
==References==
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Category:Nintendo
Category:Game developers
Nintendo Zone

Nintendo Zone was a service available at Nintendo World Store and other locations for the Nintendo DSi and the Nintendo 3DS. It was an advanced version of the DS Download Station.
This service originally featured downloads of demos, videos, and game data for various Nintendo games while also acting as an internet hotspot for the consoles.
==Pokémon==
On February 6, 2012, an entire new section was added to the Nintendo Zone homepage, exclusively for Pokémon news and information. The Pokémon section includes four subsections: News & Events, Pokémon Video Games, Pokémon Trading Card Game, and Pokémon TV.
===News & Events===
News & Events gives a general overview of upcoming major events in the Pokémon franchise, such as a new set, a new game, events, etc.
===Pokémon Video Games===
Pokémon Video Games focuses solely on the video games, and gives more in-depth summaries of the games, as well as screenshots and videos.
===Pokémon Trading Card Game===
Pokémon Trading Card Game gives news exclusively based around the and gives advice on which cards are best from a new set and how to use them in a deck.
===Pokémon TV===
Pokémon TV allows the player to watch episodes of on their Nintendo 3DS. 
====Episodes====
Episode 	Start date 	End date
In the Shadow of Zekrom! 	February 6, 2012	
Enter Iris and Axew! 	February 6, 2012	
A Sandile Gusher of Change! 	February 6, 2012	
The Battle Club and Tepig's Choice!	February 6, 2012	
==External links==
* Nintendo World Store Official site
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Nintendo of America

Nintendo of America is the United States branch of Nintendo. It is based in , a suburb of Seattle, but has distribution centers in ; and .
Nintendo of America was originally established in 1980 in New York City, but in 1982 moved to the Seattle area with a capital of $600,000. In 1983 its capital was raised to $10 million.
In 1988, the branch began publishing Nintendo Power magazine, and continued to do so until 2007, when it was bought by .
==Executives==
* Shuntaro Furukawa, chairman and CEO
* Doug Bowser, president and COO
* George Harrison, senior vice president for marketing and communications
* Perrin Kaplan, vice president of marketing and corporate affairs
* Beth Llewelyn, senior director of public relations
==External links==
* Official website
* Nintendo of America on Wikipedia
*
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Nishijima (TCG GB)

Nishijima (Japanese: ニシジマ Nishijima) is a member of Team Great Rocket from Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!. He's one of the Trainers at the Colorless Altar.
He refuses to duel against the player unless this has four cards of the type he has chosen at that time (he can request either , , or cards).
When defeated, he gives out two booster packs.
==Decks==
===Snorlax Guard Deck===
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==Sprites==
 	 	 	
Main sprite from	Win sprite from	Loss sprite from	Overworld sprite from
==Related articles==
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Nisimono

nisimono is an illustrator who has contributed artwork to the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Thus far, nisimono has illustrated cards, the first of which was from the expansion.
A full list of cards illustrated by nisimono can be found here.
==External links==
* nisimono's ArtStation
* nisimono's Twitter
Category:TCG illustrators
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Nisota Niso

Nisota Niso (Japanese: にそにそ太) is an illustrator who has contributed artwork to the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Before illustrating for the TCG in an official capacity, they were a semifinalist in the , submitting artwork of . Their first official illustration was for from the expansion (the Japanese subset).
==Artwork==
Thus far, Nisota Niso has illustrated cards. A full list of cards illustrated by them can be found here.
PCGIGP2_Charizard5.jpg|Artwork submitted to the 
==External links==
* Nisota Niso's Twitter
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Nita

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Nita (Japanese: ラニュイ Lanuit) is one of the four of the Battle Maison in Pokémon X, Y, Omega Ruby, and Alpha Sapphire, alongside her sisters Evelyn, Dana, and Morgan.
==In the core series games==
Nita is the leader of the format of the Battle Maison, as well as the youngest of the sisters. Nita can be battled once the has acquired a 19-win streak. Nita will later appear in the Super Single Battle once the player has acquired a 49-win streak. 
In the Super Multi Battle format, Nita can be battled alongside Morgan or Dana once the player has reached a 49-win streak. She will use, at random, two of the three Pokémon from her Super Single Battle team.
===Pokémon===
====Single Battle (on 20th consecutive battle)====
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==In the spin-off games==
===Pokémon Masters EX===
Nita forms a sync pair with in Pokémon Masters EX. Nita became a playable sync pair on August 28, 2022.
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==Gallery==
===Artwork===
Guidebook artwork from
===Sprites and models===
 	
VS portrait from	Overworld model from
==Quotes==
==In animation==
===GOTCHA!===
Nita briefly appeared alongside her sisters in GOTCHA!.
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
Nita debuted in Pinsir Glares. At the shore of Kiloude City, she found an unconscious Blaine, who was injured after being sent flying by the ultimate weapon's blast. She informed the other Battle Chatelaines, and they took Blaine to the Battle Maison, where he was allowed to rest and recuperate. Later, in Malamar Traps, Nita and her sisters saw a recovered Blaine off.
==In the TCG==
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ラニュイ Lanuit 	From la nuit (French for night)
English 	Nita 	From night
German 	Nuit 	From nuit (French for night)
Spanish 	Nocta 	From noche (night)
French 	Nix 	From νύξ nýx (Ancient Greek for night)
Italian 	Notturna 	From notturna (nocturnal)
Korean 	라뉴이 Lanuit 	From her Japanese name
Chinese () 	夜妮 Yèní 	From 夜 yè / yeh (night) and a partial transcription of her Japanese name
Chinese () 	夜妮 Yehnèih 	From 夜 yè / yeh (night) and a partial transcription of her Japanese name
Brazilian Portuguese	Anita 	From nuit (French for night)
Vietnamese 	Ranyui 	Transcription of her Japanese name
==References==
==Related articles==
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Nita (Team Up 151)

Nita (Japanese: ラニュイ Lanuit) is a . 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 subset. The Regular print features artwork by Megumi Mizutani, while the Full Art print features artwork by Kagemaru Himeno.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
 Nita is one of the leaders of the Battle Maison in the Pokémon games. The Battle Maison as it appears in Pokémon X and Y is featured in the Regular print's illustration.
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Nito

Nito (Japanese: ニトウ Nitō) is a character of the day who appeared in Trial on a Golden Scale!.
==In animation==
===History===
Nito first appeared running away from a that was chasing him. and Goh saved him when Goh defeated it with , allowing Goh to catch it. Nito continued to explore the mine with Ash and Goh, where they came across a batch of s. After getting his to trap Ash and Goh with , Nito revealed himself to be a Pokémon poacher and was preparing to steal the Eggs when two Larvesta attacked, defeating his Galvantula and causing Nito to run.
As Ash and Goh left the mine, Nito and his henchmen stopped them. As they were about to launch an attack, they were stopped by the arrival of Quillon and Danika from Project Mew who were able to defeat their Pokémon with their . Afterwards, Nito and his henchmen were sent to Officer Jenny to be arrested and his Pokémon to be released back into the wild.
===Pokémon===
====Nito====
====Henchmen====
===Voice actors===
;Nito
;Henchmen
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Journeys===
Nito appeared in Ultra Exciting from the Shocking Start! & Trial on a Golden Scale! (Part 1) and (Part 2), serving an almost identical role as in the animated series. His henchmen did not appear in the .
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Nivi City Gym (TCG)

:This article is about the Japanese TCG theme deck. For the Trainer card, see Pewter City Gym (Gym Heroes 115).
:If you were looking for this Theme Deck's English equivalent, see Brock (TCG)
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Nivi City Gym (Japanese: ニビシティジム タケシ Nibi City Gym Takeshi) is a Japanese-exclusive Standard Deck that complements the expansion of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
==Information==
Unlike traditional Standard Decks which contain 60 fixed cards, this deck has 64. The majority of these cards could not be found in the main expansion. Those that were not were added to the main set when the English version was made. The contents of this deck also provided the basis for the English . The cards Brock's Onix, Brock's Rhyhorn, Brock's Sandslash and Brock's Zubat are four of the notorious "common rares" featured in , brought about from their fixed rarity in this deck.
Like others, the Nivi City Gym Deck also includes a rulebook, , , and a .
==Deck list==
Category:Standard Decks
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Nixie

Nixie (Japanese: ミナモ Minamo) is a character in Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs. She is found at Lapras Beach. She is friends with and will allow the player to travel out to Coral Sea. When the player meets Nixie for the first time, she is having an argument with Nema, who is trying to get Nixie to let her ride on Lapras into Coral Sea to obtain a UFO that crashed there. Eventually, the player is allowed access to the Coral Sea.
==Related articles==
Category:Ranger: Guardian Signs characters
Category:Female characters
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