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Trainer (Bidoof's Big Stand)

This TrainerThe Trainer is referred to by the pronoun his in official materials from the studio that made Bidoof's Big Stand. (https://artineering.io/blog/spotlight/bidoof) is a central character in Bidoof's Big Stand. 
==History==
The Trainer appeared for the first time saving from the attack of a and, after much insistence from Bidoof, he ended up giving in and capturing her for his team. During his , the Trainer had a habit of using Bidoof to cross obstacles and rewarded her each time with an Oran Berry. On one of these occasions, Bidoof was used to open a cave exit where a wild appeared, so the Trainer quickly replaced her with . This made Bidoof start to feel bored of doing these actions.
Eventually, the Trainer reached the Pokémon League finals, where his team was completely defeated in a Full Battle, forcing him to use Bidoof in battle. Encouraging Bidoof to use her special moves, Bidoof managed to defeat a and a Staraptor, thus making the Trainer the winner of the competition. The victory make Bidoof finally receive recognition from its Trainer.
In the short's epilogue, Trainer was seen taking Bidoof to see its old group of his kind, bringing some foods to her on a beach and taking some pictures with her.
==Pokémon==
==Achievements==
====Pokémon competitions====
* Pokémon League - Winner (Bidoof's Big Stand)
==Notes==
Category:Male characters
Category:Animation characters
it:Allenatore (Forza, Bidoof!)
Trainer (DP098)

This male Trainer (Japanese: トレーナー Trainer) is a character of the day who appeared in If the Scarf Fits, Wear It!. 
He left his at the Day Care Center some time after the Pokémon Summer Academy. Angie was asked by her parents, who run the Day Care Center, to look after Lickitung while they were out on business. However, while doing so, she accidentally triggered its evolution into , a scenario frowned upon by Day Care businesses. 
Though Angie's parents were angry at her for doing this, this Trainer was ecstatic because he didn't have the time to evolve Lickitung himself, thus allowing Angie to avoid any punishment.
==Pokémon==
==Voice actors==
==Trivia==
* Much like Lt. Surge and Raymond, Lickilicky's Trainer uses several English phrases, such as "Oh my God" and "Thank you very much" in the Japanese version. In the English dub, he speaks in an Italian accent, even mentioning Italian phrases.
Category:Sinnoh characters of the day
Category:Animation characters
Category:Male characters
it:Allenatore (DP098)
Trainer (EP248)

This female Trainer is a character of the day who appeared in One Trick Phony!.
She battled with her , nicknamed Josephine. However, she stopped the battle after Josephine was knocked to the ground by 's . The Trainer let Josephine rest after the "intense battle", and recommended that Ash and visit the to practice against more Pokémon and Trainers.
==Pokémon==
==Voice actors==
Category:Johto characters of the day
Category:Animation characters
Category:Female characters
it:Allenatrice (EP248)
Trainer (HZ016)

This Trainer was a character of the day that appeared in Quaxly, We Can Do It. He was a mercenary paid by Spinel to delay Friede while the latter looked for Liko's pendant. During the search, Friede boarded a ship where he believed Spinel was, only to be challenged by this Trainer, who was there instead. After Friede defeated him, the Trainer admitted he had no information to provide for the search.
==Pokémon==
==Voice actors==
==Trivia==
* This character was the first character of the day to appear in Pokémon Horizons: The Series and the first in the since Ash and Latios.
Category:Horizons characters of the day
Category:Animation characters
Category:Male characters
it:Allenatore (OP016)
Trainer (JN057)

This man (Japanese: 青年 young man) is a character of the day who appeared in Memories of a Warming Kindness!.
In the past, he and his met Chrysa, who fell in love with his Psyduck on a cold, snowy day. He and Psyduck began to build a snowman before Psyduck threw a snowball at Chrysa, leading to a snowball fight. After getting their photo taken, he and Psyduck left.
During the events of Memories of a Warming Kindness!, Chrysa told Chloe of their history when she saw the photo whilst staying the night with her. Meanwhile, he encountered and Goh.
The next day, Chloe learned from Ash and Goh of who they met and went in search for him, believing Chrysa was in love with him. On bringing him and Psyduck to Cerise Laboratory, he was reunited with Chrysa, only for her to show her affection for Psyduck.
==Pokémon==
==Voice actors==
Category:Male characters
Category:Animation characters
Category:Journeys characters of the day
es:Entrenador de Psyduck
it:Allenatore (EP057)
zh:青年（关都）
Trainer (disambiguation)

Trainer has several referrals:
* For the general conception of this word, see Pokémon Trainer.
* For the character in Super Smash Bros. Brawl referred to as "Pokémon Trainer", see Pokémon Trainer (Super Smash Bros.).
* For the type of card in the , see Trainer card (TCG).
* For the glitch Pokémon, see Trainer (glitch Pokémon).
Trainer (glitch Pokémon)

:Not to be confused with glitch Trainers, 3TrainerPoké $ or PokéWTrainer.
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 is an glitch Pokémon in . It is a hybrid glitch Pokémon of and is one of few hybrid glitch Pokémon which actually decompresses the target Pokémon's sprite correctly. It also shares Magnemite's base stats, though not its cry and movepool. Its full name is , preceded by one illegible character. It can be obtained by performing the Time Capsule exploit with . It becomes ゥ. B when traded to . It is index number 205 and cannot be encountered directly in the wild. If the player performs the Ditto glitch with a of 205, a will appear instead. Its Pokédex entry is two pages long, but the first page makes the whole screen turn white until the A button is pressed.
==Game data==
===Pokédex entry===
===Game locations===
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===Base stats===
===Type effectiveness===
===Learnset===
Source: RB:205 in Glitch City Laboratories
===By TM/HM===
Source: http://ge.tt/#2ndsd2v/v TM/HM compatibility for all Red/Blue glitch Pokémon by "GARY 'M 9".
==Evolution==
==Sprites==
==External links==
* On Glitch City Wiki
==References==
Category:Glitches
Category:Glitch Pokémon
it:Trainer (Pokémon glitch)
zh:Trainer（错误宝可梦）
Trainer Battle Decks (TCG)

The Trainer Battle Decks (Japanese: トレーナーバトルデッキ) are a pair of Japanese Pokémon Trading Card Game Standard Decks first available from January 25, 2019 exclusively at Pokémon Centers.
==Information==
Each 60-card pre-constructed Standard Deck focuses on one of the first two Kanto Gym Leaders, Brock and Misty, following their appearances in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!. Both products take inspiration from the and decks released in the Original Era, updated with Generation VII designs. The decks are named:
:Brock of Pewter City Gym Trainer Battle Deck (Japanese: トレーナーバトルデッキ：ニビシティジムのタケシ Trainer Battle Deck: Takeshi of Nibi City Gym) 
:Misty of Cerulean City Gym Trainer Battle Deck (Japanese: トレーナーバトルデッキ：ハナダシティジムのカスミ Trainer Battle Deck: Kasumi of Hanada City Gym) 
The Pokémon included in each of the Trainer Battle Decks are no different to those available throughout the Sun & Moon Era, whereas previous aspects of the TCG to feature Gym Leaders have included or . The signature Pokémon of each Gym Leader is however included in their respective deck as a : the Brock of Pewter City Gym deck features Onix-GX and the Misty of Cerulean City Gym deck features Starmie-GX. Each deck is also complimented by a number of s, some of which benefit its primary , as well as a quantity of s.
Each Trainer Battle Deck comes with a deck box, a playmat, and a set of card sleeves with artwork mirroring the box design, plus 44 damage counters, 2 status markers, 1 GX marker, and a . The two decks have a collective numbering system.
==Card list==
==Box structure==
==Product images==
Category:Standard Decks
de:Trainer Battle Deck Nibi City Gym no Takeshi Hanada City Gym no Kasumi (TCG)
it:Trainer Battle Decks (GCC)
ja:ポケモンカードゲーム サン&ムーン トレーナーバトルデッキ ハナダシティジムのカスミ
zh:训练家对战牌组 华蓝市道馆的小霞（TCG）
Trainer Certification Card (Fan Club promo)

Trainer Certification Card (Japanese: カードトレーナー認定証 Trainer Certification Card) is a . It is one of the .
==Card text==
==Release information==
In conjunction with the establishment of the Pokémon Fan Club in April 1999 and the start of the first part of the Grand Party 1999-2000, the "Passport Challenge" was introduced to those who attended the Challenge Road '99 Summer events between July and August 1999. Participants were given a challenge passport to record details of any battles conducted during the Grand Party 1999-2000 campaign, covering Challenge Road 1999, Autumn Battle Road 1999 and Spring Battle Road 2000. Upon recording the details of 50 matches they'd viewed, they could claim this card as a reward.
It was previously believed that after completing the Passport Challenge participants were then entered into a lottery for the chance to win this card, but that was simply a mistranslation. There was a lottery involved after this card had been obtained; the prize for completing the Passport Challenge was both this card and entrance into a lottery which offered the chance to win invites to attend the Champion Road 2000 event.
==Trivia==
*This card is commonly known as Grand Party, in reference to the words displayed in the illustration.
*At the height of the Pokémon phenomenon, this card was well publicized as being much rarer than it actually was (similar to the hype surrounding Birthday Pikachu), sending initial overseas prices soaring. Rumors were fueled by the card having double star rarity and the official Pocket Monsters Trading Card Game logo; two features usually reserved for the rarest cards in the world.
===Origin===
Category:Promotional cards
Category:Illus. by Ken Sugimori
Category:Holographic cards
de:Card Trainer Ninteishō (TCG)
fr:カードトレーナー認定証
ja:カードトレーナー認定証
zh:卡牌训练家认证书（TCG）
Trainer Deck A (TCG)

The Trainer Deck A, also known as Brock's Deck, is a playing deck of Pokémon Trading Card Game cards produced for use with the , Pewter City Season. Unlike all other Preconstructed s, Trainer Deck A was not sold publicly.
==Information==
All of the cards found within the deck were early printings of the expansion meant to be used to help league leaders get knowledge out about the Pokémon Trading Card Game. This deck was distributed to prototype s before the officially launched in North America. They were not issued to very many leagues and only for a limited time.
==Description==
Training decks are designed as tools for the Gym Leader to use to enhance the experience of the League Participants.
These decks will allow players to experience the fun of playing against some of the greatest Gym Leaders from season to season as they work to become the greatest Pokémon trainers in the world.
This box contains 60 ready-to-play tradable game cards for use with the Pokémon League.
==Deck list==
==Gallery==
==Trivia==
* Every card in Trainer Deck A is exclusive to this deck in that it had a unique red border and red lettering on the back of each card.
** Additionally, the Non-Holofoil version of Machamp is exclusive to this deck as it is also the only non-1st Edition Machamp.
==References==
Category:Theme Decks
zh:训练家牌组A 小刚牌组（TCG）
Trainer Deck B (TCG)

The Trainer Deck B, also known as Misty's Deck, is a playing deck of Pokémon Trading Card Game cards produced for use with the , Cerulean City Season. Unlike all other Preconstructed s, Trainer Deck B was not sold publicly.
==Information==
All of the cards found within the deck were early printings of the expansion meant to be used to help league leaders get knowledge out about the Pokémon Trading Card Game. This deck was distributed to prototype s before the officially launched in North America. They were not issued to very many leagues and only for a limited time.
==Description==
Training decks are designed as tools for the Gym Leader to use to enhance the experience of the League Participants.
These decks will allow players to experience the fun of playing against some of the greatest Gym Leaders from season to season as they work to become the greatest Pokémon trainers in the world.
This box contains 60 ready-to-play tradable game cards for use with the Pokémon League.
==Deck list==
==Gallery==
==Trivia==
* Every card in Trainer Deck B has a unique red border with "Trainer Deck B" printed in red lettering on the back of each card.
** Additionally, the Non-Holofoil version of exclusive to this deck is the only Non-Holofoil Base Set print of Blastoise by Wizards of the Coast.
==References==
Category:Theme Decks
zh:训练家牌组B 小霞牌组（TCG）
Trainer Files

Trainer Files (Japanese: トレーナーズファイル Trainer's File) is a type of limited-time event in Pokémon Masters EX. These events are similar to solo events, in that the only story areas they contain are an introductory story area and an additional story area that is unlocked after completing battles to collect a certain number of event items. However, Trainer Files events typically focus on certain groups of s, such as the Kanto Elite Four or the Akala Island Trial Captains, and the stories are driven by the values and relationships of the focal characters. 
In addition, the sync pairs featured in Trainer Files events are exclusively available in variety scouts.
==List of Trainer Files events==
Event Name 	Start Date 	End Date 	Featured Sync Pair(s)	Banner
Kanto Elite Four (Part 1) 	April 14, 2023 	May 14, 2023 	 	
Kanto Elite Four (Part 2) 	May 7, 2023 	May 21, 2023 	 	
Akala Passion 	June 21, 2023 	August 4, 2023 	 	
Two Factory Heads 	October 5, 2023 	October 19, 2023 	 	
Elegant Flying-Type Pokémon	February 5, 2024	February 19, 2024	 	
Lovable Numskulls 	May 9, 2024 	May 23, 2024 	 	
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Pokémon Masters EX events
fr:Dossiers de Dresseurs
ja:トレーナーズファイル
Trainer Sync Redemption (Skill)

Trainer Sync Redemption (Japanese: 初Ｂ技後Ｔ技回数回復 Trainer Move Points Refresh After First Buddy Move) is a in .
==Effect==
The first time the user's sync move is used in battle, MP is restored to each of the sync pair's Trainer's moves that have MP. The amount of MP restored is equal to the skill rank, though only Trainer Sync Redemption 1 is currently available on playable sync pairs.
==Availability==
===Trainer Sync Redemption 1===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
==In other languages==
Category:Skills that activate the first time the user's sync move is used
Category:Skills that restore MP
Category:Skills that affect the user
Trainer card

Trainer card can mean several different things across the Pokémon franchise:
* Trainer Card (game), the identification card used by a Pokémon Trainer in the main series Pokémon games
* Trainer card (TCG), a class of cards that typically have some effect on the field, often depicting a non-Pokémon character from the series
* Trainer card (TFG), special cards that have some effect on the field, depicting a non-Pokémon character from the series
fr:Carte Dresseur
Trainer card (TFG)

A Trainer card is a card used in Pokémon Trading Figure Game. They are similar to on a horizontal tilt, while most have the same artwork as their counterpart. There is a total of sixteen Trainer cards in the , eight from and eight from .
Different Trainer cards have different effects and, as such, there are many different Trainer cards usable with many different effects. Trainer cards may be designed to help the user or hinder the opponent and are a key inclusion in any game.
==Using Trainer cards==
At the beginning of the game, both players place three Trainer cards—the three cards that will be used in the game—face-up in front of themselves.
Before moving a Pokémon, the current player may play a Trainer card. To do so, the player must choose one of their face-up Trainer cards then spin their . If the Trainer spin is successful, the card is resolved. If the Trainer spin is a miss, it doesn't use up the Trainer card but the current player's turn is over.
If it has a lasting effect on a Pokémon, the card is placed underneath the figure until the effect is over. The card is placed face down next to the player's other Trainer cards when the effect ends. If it has an effect right away, the effect is performed immediately, then the card is placed face down next to the player's other Trainer cards.
Some Trainer cards allow a Pokémon to be moved after the successful use of the Trainer card. If it does, it will be written on the card. In this case, the Trainer card is followed first, and then a Pokémon can be moved.
==List of Trainer cards==
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Category:TFG
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fr:Carte dresseur (JFC)
Trainer data structure (Generation II)

The Trainer data structure in Pokémon and Pokémon is the format used by the game to store Trainers Pokémon parties. All Trainers are in the same list and use the same base structure, with some controlled variations described below. In Gold & Silver this list begins at memory address 0x0399C2, and in Crystal it begins at 0x039A1F. Unlike most other data structures, Trainer entries can vary in size. One byte is designated to indicated which structure type is used. 
==The Structure==
Trainer Data 	Trainer Data	Trainer Data	Trainer Data	Trainer Data
Section 	Type 0 	Type 1 	Type 2 	Type 3
Name string 	1-8 bytes 	1-8 bytes 	1-8 bytes 	1-8 bytes
String terminator 	0x50 	0x50 	0x50 	0x50
Structure Byte 	0x00 	0x01 	0x02 	0x03
Level 	1 byte 	1 byte 	1 byte 	1 byte
Species index number 	1 byte 	1 byte 	1 byte 	1 byte
Item index number 	- 	- 	1 byte 	1 byte
Moves by index number	- 	4 bytes 	- 	4 bytes
Entry terminator 	0xFF 	0xFF 	0xFF 	0xFF
 
====Name====
Trainer names are stored as encoded string of up to 8 bytes. Name strings are terminated by a single byte set to 0x50. This prevents characters like "B" (which is encoded as 0x01) from being interpreted incorrectly. The rival's name is represented by a single byte set to 0xE6.
====Structure Byte====
This byte indicates which structure format will follow and thus what features the Trainer can possess. Regardless of the structure type, all trainers will have a minimum of 2 bytes per Pokemon to indicate their level and species.
Structure 0x00 only allows a Trainer's Pokémon to have the default moveset for their level and no items. Most Trainers use this structure.
Structure 0x01 allows for a Trainer's Pokémon to have custom moves, typically TMs or moves they can learn at a lower level. The players rival, all Gym Leaders, the Elite Four, the Champion, Red, and some typical Trainers use this structure.
Structure 0x02 allows for a Trainer's Pokémon to have Held items but only the default moveset for their level. Few Trainers use this structure.
Structure 0x03 allows for held items and custom movesets. Almost no Trainers use this structure.
====Pokémon====
For each Pokémon in their team, a Trainer will have one byte for the Pokémon's level and one byte for the Pokémon's index number, in that order. Type 0x01 Trainers have 4 extra bytes per Pokémon for their movesets. Each move is denoted by its index number. Blank move slots are represented with 0x00. Type 0x02 Trainers instead have one extra byte per Pokémon for the index number of their held item. Type 0x03 Trainers have all 5 extra bytes per Pokémon, with the item preceding their moveset.
====Terminator====
This is a single byte set to 0xFF which tells the processor to stop reading data.
==Related articles==
Trainer figure (TFG)

Trainer figures are a type of figure in the Pokémon Trading Figure Game. They are only used to determine if an attempt to use a succeeds or fails. Due to Trainers being less important than the Pokémon figures, only one being needed for each player and having near identical bases, there are considerably fewer Trainer figures than Pokémon figures.
==Mechanics==
When a Trainer card is used, the Trainer is spun. If the result is success the Trainer card is used then placed face down, if the result is miss the players turn ends and Trainer card is kept face up and may be attempted again on a later turn.
==Bases==
All Trainer figures have a small red miss area with a probability of 8.3% and the rest is a large white success area with a probability of 91.6%. The rare Trainer figures have a blue ring around a large part of their bases; no figure or card was ever revealed to have a purpose for this.
Category:Figures (TFG)
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fr:Figurine de dresseur (JFC)
Trainer rank (Shuffle)

Trainer rank is a reward system in Pokémon Shuffle that tracks the amount of unique Pokémon species that the player has caught. A progress bar for Trainer rank is visible on the world map, and the Trainer rank menu can be accessed from there. It was added in version 1.5.0 (3DS) on January 9, 2018, and version 1.12.0 (Mobile) on February 7, 2018.
Trainer rank only counts a Pokémon species once per unique Pokémon List index number - for example, catching 5 versions of (all of which have the list number #016) will only contribute 1 point towards Trainer rank. 
Trainer rank's count maxes out at 802, at which point every species of Pokémon has been caught. However, note that there are discrepancies between Trainer rank's count and other count systems in the game:
* The "Number of Pokémon caught" amount shown on the player's profile counts alternate versions separately, meaning it will usually be higher than the Trainer rank total. When all versions of all Pokémon have been obtained, this number maxes out at 987.
* Since Mega Charizard X/Y and Mega Mewtwo X/Y let the player choose the Mega Evolution form by duplicating the base Pokémon's entry, the search menu in the Pokémon List will count , Shiny Charizard, , and Shiny Mewtwo twice each. Due to this, the number of "Caught Pokémon" in this search menu is increased by 4 at most, maxing out at 991.
==Trainer rank requirements and rewards==
Once a reward has been earned, the player may claim it at any time. If a reward would be a mega stone but the player already owns that mega stone, then the player will be given Level Up ×1 instead.
Rank	# of species	# of species	Reward
Rank	to next 	total 	Reward
1 	15 	0 	-
2 	15 	15 	Jewel ×1
3 	15 	30 	Coin ×2,000
4 	15 	45 	Lucarionite( Level Up ×1 if already owned)
5 	15 	60 	Exp Booster L ×1
6 	15 	75 	Exp Booster L ×1
7 	30 	90 	Charizardite Y( Level Up ×1 if already owned)
8 	30 	120 	Mega Speedup ×1
9 	30 	150 	Mega Speedup ×1
10 	30 	180 	Mega Speedup ×1
11 	30 	210 	Raise Max Level ×1
12 	30 	240 	Pidgeotite( Level Up ×1 if already owned)
13 	30 	270 	Raise Max Level ×1
14 	30 	300 	Jewel ×1
15 	30 	330 	Raise Max Level ×1
16 	30 	360 	Raise Max Level ×1
17 	30 	390 	Raise Max Level ×1
18 	30 	420 	Skill Swapper ×1
19 	30 	450 	Skill Booster M ×1
20 	30 	480 	Gardevoirite( Level Up ×1 if already owned)
21 	30 	510 	Skill Swapper ×1
22 	30 	540 	Skill Booster M ×1
23 	30 	570 	Skill Booster M ×1
24 	30 	600 	Level Up ×1
25 	30 	630 	Skill Swapper ×1
26 	30 	660 	Charizardite X( Level Up ×1 if already owned)
27 	35 	695 	Skill Booster L ×1
28 	35 	730 	Skill Booster L ×1
29 	35 	765 	Jewel ×1
30 	37 	802 	Jewel ×1
Category:Pokémon Shuffle