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Pokémon card

:This article is about collectible cards. For the trading card game, see Pokémon Trading Card Game.
:For the cards featuring individual Pokémon in the Pokémon Trading Card Game, see Pokémon (TCG).
Collectible Pokémon cards are cards which feature Pokémon characters or concepts, distributed either as promotional material, or as products in and of themselves. This technically includes the Pokémon Trading Card Game, as it is a - however, unlike the TCG where cards act as game pieces, most other collectible cards do not necessarily serve any such function.
The appeal of collectible cards tends to be derived from features such as their artwork, flavor text, or rarity, as well as attempting to collect complete sets of cards. Tying into this, some cards physically connect to each other, often forming a larger, secondary image.
Collectible cards are generally produced and distributed by third-party companies under license by Nintendo, rather than being produced in-house.
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==Pokémon card multiple sets==
Logo	Name of expansion 	Language 	Number of card sets	Number of promo sets	Years active 	Example 1	Example 2	Example 3
 	Pocket Monsters Carddass Trading Cards 	Japanese 	3 	- 	1996 - 1997 	 	 	
 	Pokémon Card Game 	Japanese 	90 	26 	October 1996-present	 	 	
 	Pokémon Topsun cards 	Japanese 	3 	- 	1997 	 	 	
 	Pokémon Trading Card Game 	English 	112 	41 	January 1999-present	 	 	
 	Pokémon Topps trading cards 	English 	9 	2 	1999-2004 	 	 	
 	Pokémon Dunkin Boomer cards 	English 	3 	- 	1999-2001 	 	 	
 	Pokémon Merlin cards (subsidiary of Topps)	English 	7 	- 	1999 - 2005 	 	 	
 	Pokémon Lamincards (edibas) 	Italian Spanish French German English	6 	- 	2004-2006 	 	 	
==Pokémon card single sets==
Logo	Name of expansion 	Language 	Number of card sets	Years active	Example 1	Example 2	Example 3
 	1999 Burger King trading cards 	English, French	1 	1999 	 	 	
 	Pokémon Game Tip Cards (Kellogg) 	English, French	1 	1999 	 	 	
 	Danone Pokémon Stadium Tip Cards 	English, French	1 	2000 	 	 	
 	Pokémon Advanced Action Cards 	English 	1 	2004 	 	 	
 	Pokémon Magic Message cards (10 year anniversary)	English 	1 	2006 	 	 	
==Pokémon card sets - incomplete information==
Logo/example	Name of expansion 	Language 	Number of card sets	Number of promo sets	Active
 	Pokémon Lenticular Cards (artbox) 	English 	3 	- 	1999 - 2006
 	Pokémon Stickers series 1 (artbox) 	English 	1 	- 	1999
 	Pokémon Stadium Action 3D's 	English 	1 	- 	1999
 	1998 Meiji set 	Japanese 	1 (incomplete) 	- 	1998
 	Pokémon Game Tip Cards (Black Diamond)	English, French	1 	- 	1998
==Standalone cards==
Card	Details
 	Promotional card of MechaMew2, given to attendees of Pokémon Live! from 2000-2001.
Category:Collectible cards
Pokémon card art life

Pokémon card art life (Japanese: ポケカアートライフ Pokeca art life) was an officialOfficial Pokémon Card Game website account operating under the tag @pokeca_art_life that was set up on January 16, 2023. The account's main purpose was to celebrate Pokémon card illustrations, following the increased focus on artwork during the of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
Posts on the account contained a short context on what the illustration depicts, as well as the card name and illustrator credit. Both a digital image of the artwork and a digital image of the card were included. Occasionally, new cards were revealed via the new posts. The account featured illustrations from as early as Generation I, publishing digital images that were previously unavailable publicly.
Common themes included anniversaries, and s, and Japanese secular holidays. Each post contained the following message:
イラストにフォーカスして、ポケモンカードがもっと身近に！
Making Pokémon cards more familiar by focusing on illustrations!
The account made its final post on July 26, 2024, and was closed sometime between September 4 and November 16, 2024.
==List of posts==
The following is a list of the Instagram account's posts in chronological order. For a list of posts sorted by National Pokédex number, refer here. For a list of featured cards sorted alphabetically, refer here.
===January 2023===
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===January 2024===
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==References==
==External links==
* pokeca art life Instagram account
* Images on Bulbagarden Archives
* Pokémon Card Art Walk in Yokohama Minatomirai
==Related articles==
Category:Social media accounts
Category:Pokémon Trading Card Game
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Pokémon coins

Pokémon coins (Dutch: Pokémon munten) were coins given away by supermarket chain .http://www.everyoneweb.com/presentation_tier/Index.aspx?WebID=weggevertjes&BoomID=B1&KnooppuntID=K470&KnoopOpen=Truehttp://www.pokemon-paradijs.com/munten/munten.php There were two series of 48 heavy metal coins with on top a picture of a Pokémon. Each coin weighs 14 grams and a complete album of one series weighs 950 grams. The pictures are numbered in the folder but there are no numbers on the coins. The coins of both series can not be distinguished from each other besides the Pokémon on the coins.
==First series==
From June 5 to July 14, 2001 the first series was given away. 
Dutch Pokémon Coins Album1.jpg|Pokémon Coins album 1 front
Dutch Pokémon Coins Album1 2.jpg|Pokémon Coins album 1 introduction
Dutch Pokémon Coins Album1 3.jpg|Pokémon Coins album 1 page 1
Dutch Pokémon Coins Album1 4.jpg|Pokémon Coins album 1 page 2
Dutch Pokémon Coins Album1 5.jpg|Pokémon Coins album 1 page 3
Dutch Pokémon Coins Album1 6.jpg|Pokémon Coins album 1 page 4
Dutch Pokémon Coins Album1 7.jpg|Front of the bag which contained the coins
Dutch Pokémon Coins Album1 8.jpg|Back of the bag which contained the coins
==Second series==
From October 15 to November 17, 2001 a second series of 48 coins was given away by both Super De Boer and another Dutch supermarket chain called .
With the release of the second series, collectors could choose to purchase a separate collection album or a set of supplemental album pages to add to the series 1 collectors' album.
Dutch Pokémon Coins Album2.jpg|Pokémon Coins album 2 front
Dutch Pokémon Coins Album2 2.jpg|Pokémon Coins album 2 introduction
Dutch Pokémon Coins Album2 3.jpg|Pokémon Coins album 2 page 1
Dutch Pokémon Coins Album2 4.jpg|Pokémon Coins album 2 page 2
Dutch Pokémon Coins Album2 5.jpg|Pokémon Coins album 2 page 3
Dutch Pokémon Coins Album2 6.jpg|Pokémon Coins album 2 page 4
Dutch Pokémon Coins Album2 7.jpg|Examples of games that can be played with the coins
Dutch Pokémon Coins Album2 8.jpg|Front of the bag which contained the coins
Dutch Pokémon Coins Album2 9.jpg|Back of the bag which contained the coins
==External links==
* Overview of Pokémon coins from map one
* Overview of Pokémon coins from map two
==References==
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Pokémon cologne

Pokémon Cologne is a fragrance manufactured by Air Val International. The scent of the cologne contains elements of orange blossom, vanilla and musk. It is recommended for daytime use, though it is also suitable for evening use. It is a unisex fragrance suitable for men, women, or children.
The cologne was packaged in a spray bottle featuring an image of . Each bottle contains 3.4 ounces of cologne.
Category:Merchandise
Pokémon data structure

In the games, the Pokémon data structure changes each generation.
*Pokémon data structure (Generation I)
*Pokémon data structure (Generation II)
*Pokémon data structure (Generation III)
*Pokémon data structure (Generation IV)
*Pokémon data structure (Generation V)
*Pokémon data structure (Generation VI)
*Pokémon data structure (Generation VII)
*Pokémon data structure (Generation VIII)
*Pokémon data structure (Generation IX)
Pokémon ex (TCG Pocket)

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Pokémon ex (Japanese: ポケモンex Pokémon ex) are a type of Pokémon found in Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket. They were first introduced in the expansion. Pokémon ex have a stylized graphic on the card name.
Pokémon ex in Pokémon TCG Pocket are based on the that appear in the Scarlet & Violet Series in the Pokémon Trading Card Game; compared to other Pokémon, they typically have more and stronger attacks. Additionally, Pokémon ex may have two attacks, whereas other Pokémon in Pokémon TCG Pocket only have one. Pokémon ex have the Pokémon ex rule written in the bottom right corner of the card in place of a Pokédex entry, which states that the opponent takes two points instead of one when a Pokémon ex is Knocked Out.
Pokémon ex have the same Evolution stage they would have as a regular Pokémon; for example, is a Basic Pokémon, while is a Stage 2 Pokémon that evolves from . Because the names "Blastoise" and "Blastoise ex" are different, players can have up to two copies of each card in a deck, as per the deck building rules.
Pokémon ex cards are all digital holofoils, with each card's border featuring a multicolored pattern. On Pokémon ex cards of rarity, the Pokémon artwork extends beyond and above the illustration window. Unlike Pokémon ex in the Trading Card Game, the rest of the artwork is not even partially visible below the illustration window. Pokémon ex cards of , , and rarities feature additional visual effects layered above the respective cards.
ArticunoexGeneticApex84.png|Example of a regular Pokémon ex
ArticunoexGeneticApex258.png|Example of a Super Rare Pokémon ex
ArticunoexGeneticApex275.png|Example of a Special Illus. Rare Pokémon ex
PikachuexGeneticApex281.png| Example of an Immersive Pokémon ex
PikachuexGeneticApex285.png|Example of an Ultra Rare Pokémon ex
== Pokémon that have appeared as Pokémon ex ==
== Related articles ==
* Pokémon-ex (TCG) - a variant of this type of Pokémon seen in the EX Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game
* Pokémon-EX (TCG) - a variant of this type of Pokémon seen in the Black & White and XY Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game
* Rule Box (TCG)
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Pokémon figure (TFG)

Pokémon figures are figures that the player uses to battle in the Pokémon Trading Figure Game.
The figures are made by Kaiyodo, a famous figurine and sculpture company in Japan. This is the same company that made the figure for pre-ordering , the and figures for pre-ordering Pokémon , and the and figures that appeared in Pokémon Trading Card Game gift sets. 
Certain figures, such as pearl figures and crystal figures are considerably rarer than others. Pearl figures feature a soft sheen on white plasting, while crystal figures are transparent. Only Super Rare figures, such as are capable of having the crystal rarity; likewise, only rare figures are capable of having the pearl rarity.
Many of the Pokémon Trading Figure Game figures were never released. The TFG was canceled after the starter sets of were released exclusively at Wal-Mart. There were supposed to be at least three sets of these figures, but only was released in its entirety.
For a full list of figures, see . 
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fr:Figurine Pokémon (JFC)
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Pokémon hunter

Pokémon hunter or Pokémon hunters has several referrals:
* For people who capture and sell wild Pokémon, also referred to as Pokémon hunters, see Pokémon poacher.
* For the type of Pokémon Trainer in and , see Hunter (Trainer class).
* For the unnamed Pokémon hunter from Celebi: The Voice of the Forest, see Pokémon poacher (M04).
* For the character of the day from A Fork in the Road! A Parting of the Ways!, see Pokémon hunter (XY063).
* For the minor antagonists in The Power of Us, see Pokémon hunters (M21).
* For the characters of the day in Healing the Healer!, see Pokémon hunters (JN053).
* For the character of the day in Ash and Latios, see Pokémon hunter (JN146).
* For the characters of the day in The Wild Pair, Friede and Cap!, see Pokémon hunters (HZ035).
Pokémon hunter (JN146)

The Pokémon hunter (Japanese: ポケモンハンター Pokémon Hunter) is a character of the day who appeared in Ash and Latios. He is the final character of the day to appear in Pokémon Journeys: The Series.
He had previously caught a , only for it to escape. He rode around on his , looking for it only to spot , , and who were also looking for Latios. After Ash was able to heal Latios, he confronted them and tried to catch Latios by turning it into stone with his weapon, only for Latias to take the hit instead. He managed to escape the cave with Latias, only to be pursued by Ash's Swellow.
When Ash and his friends caught up with him having managed to convince Latios they were on his side, he was being attacked by Swellow whom he was able to stop by turning it into stone. Brock attacked with his before Steelix was turned to stone. He was attacked by Ash, destroying his weapon that reverted the Pokémon who were turned to stone before Hydreigon was defeated. He was arrested after Officer Jenny arrived on the scene.
==Pokémon==
==Voice actors==
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Pokémon hunter (XY063)

The Pokémon hunter (Japanese: ポケモンハンター Pokémon Hunter) is a character of the day who appeared in A Fork in the Road! A Parting of the Ways!. He captures other people's Pokémon as well as wild ones for a living.
The Pokémon hunter was mentioned several times by Dr. White when he was pleading with Beatrice to not try and battle him. He was also mentioned to and as the owner of the trap that injured . Later, he attacked James and , kidnapping Meowth as well as and . Ash, , and agreed to help James rescue them, but were having trouble holding off the Pokémon hunter's . However, Jessie and arrived just in time to rescue everyone, and the Pokémon hunter was defeated and arrested.
==Pokémon==
==Voice actors==
Category:Kalos characters of the day
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zh:宝可梦猎人（卡洛斯）
Pokémon hunters (HZ035)

The (Japanese: ポケモンハンター Pokémon hunters) are characters of the day who appeared in The Wild Pair, Friede and Cap!. They capture "cute" for their boss.
==Pokémon==
===Boss===
===Hunters===
==Voice actors==
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Category:Horizons characters of the day
Category:Groups consisting of characters with different genders
Category:Pokémon poachers
it:Bracconieri di Pokémon (OP035)
Pokémon hunters (JN053)

The Pokémon hunters (Japanese: ポケモンハンター Pokémon hunters) are characters of the day who appeared in Healing the Healer!. They capture for their boss.
==In animation==
===History===
They first had their poison a lake in order to lure out a . and Goh encountered the Pokémon hunters and tried to stop them when Suicune appeared. The hunters had their Pokémon attack Suicune, injuring and it. They tied it up, only for Goh to throw a at Suicune, allowing him to it. Goh proceeded to run away with Suicune as the hunters battled Ash.
After overcoming Ash, the hunters continued their search for Goh and Suicune and soon found them. They were able to catch Suicune, only for it to break free from their net and freeze them, allowing them to be arrested by Officer Jenny.
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==In the manga==
===Pokémon Journeys===
The hunters appeared in Healing the Healer!, playing the same role as they did in .
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it:Cacciatori di Pokémon (EP053)
zh:宝可梦猎人（城都）
Pokémon hunters (M21)

The Pokémon hunters are a pair of minor antagonists who appeared in The Power of Us. 
==In animation==
===History===
The two Pokémon hunters watched the Pokémon Channel's coverage about a rare living in the mountains around Fula City, and became interested in capturing it. Meanwhile, Margo overheard Callahan continuing an earlier lie he told to Risa, and assumed he knew about , her friend. As a result, she went on to sabotage the Wind Festival to protect her friend.
Margo spotted the Pokémon hunters the next day. The pair had already netted themselves a , but were looking for a bigger target to make a profit. They soon noticed Margo, and she pointed them to a different direction for a Pokémon to capture. As the hunters prepared to leave, a and caught their attention. When they tried to capture the two Pokémon, Zeraora intervened, but also revealed itself to the hunters and a began. Zeraora did its best to fend off the hunters' Pokémon, but was left fatigued from injuries it had sustained earlier. Zeraora, Margo, and the Pokémon were saved by the arrival of and his friends, who had come to find the eternal flame that Margo had stolen. Mayor Oliver threatened the hunters with legal action, and the pair quickly fled the area in response.
===Personality and characteristics===
The hunters are opportunistic people who travel around in a truck, looking for their next profit. They use their net guns to ensnare unassuming wild Pokémon. For tougher opponents, they have their and to rely on.
===Pokémon===
This listing is of the Pokémon hunters' known in :
==In the manga==
===Movie adaptations===
====Pokémon the Movie: The Power of Us: Zeraora's Story====
A trio of Pokémon hunters served as antagonists in Pokémon the Movie: The Power of Us: Zeraora's Story. Two of the hunters made their first appearance in ESEZ1, where they were part of a virtual reality simulation of Fula City's past. There, the two attempted to kidnap the wild Pokémon living in Fula City, only to be stopped by . Thinking they could make a profit on Zeraora as well, the hunters attempted to take it as well and used their Pokémon to battle it. Zeraora easily defeated the hunters' Pokémon and forced them to escape. Afterwards, the hunters informed their boss, Agee, of the situation, which led to him deciding to face Zeraora himself.
In ESEZ2, Agee and the other hunters attacked a boy named Norbert in an attempt to steal his . After Norbert was saved by Zeraora, Agee battled it, only to lose as well, forcing him and the hunters to retreat once more.
=====Pokémon=====
==Trivia==
* The hunters Pokémon in both their movie and manga appearance may be a reference to the Pokémon owned by the poacher and Iron-Masked Marauder from Celebi: The Voice of the Forest:
** A was used by the hunters in both the manga and anime, sharing a Pokémon with the poacher.
** A was owned in the movie while a was owned in the manga. Both of these Pokémon were used by the Iron-Masked Marauder.
==Related articles==
Category:Animation charactersCategory:Movie characters
Category:Movie antagonists
Category:Pokémon poachers
it:Cacciatori Pokémon (F21)
Pokémon in Albania

Only few movies aired in Albania on Çufo, while Pokémon Journeys aired in Albania on Tring Kids, also available on the Albanian streaming service Tring OTT. As many Albanian dubs of the channel, they are based on the Italian one.
==Pokémon video games==
The Pokémon games are released in Albania in English. From 1997 to 2015, Nintendo games were sold by Nortec Multimedia.https://web.archive.org/web/20210803004052/https://m.naftemporiki.gr/story/140986/stat-bank-dusoiono-to-mellon-gia-ton-klado-paidikon-paixnidion Since 2016, CD Media has been selling games.https://www.perfectly-nintendo.com/nintendo-cd-media-become-official-distributor-greece-cyprus-balkans/
==Pokémon animation==
The first season aired on Vizion Plus with subtitles.
The show aired on Bang Bang in 2007 but it is unknown which season they aired and if it was the first broadcast of that season.
The Albanian dub of Pokémon Journeys: The Series aired on Tring Kids on March 20, 2023 dubbed by PIKO Studio with the name "Udhëtimet e Pokemonit". As of March 2024, new episode have seemed to stopped airing.https://tvprofil.com/al/programacioni/#!datum=2023-03-20&kanal=tring-kids 
===Pokémon movies===
The movies are dubbed by "Jess" Discographic.
Pokemon: Kthimi i Mjutuse, Pergjithmone Pokemon, Viktini dhe Zerkomi, Kryengritia e Darkait, Arkeus Dhe Xhevahiri i Jetes, Zoroark: Mjeshtri Iluzionis, and Kyremi kundër shpatës were aired with the Albanian dub. On April 10, 2011, Pokemon: Heronjtë was aired on Çufo. August 2, 2017 the Pokemoni: Dianci dhe Larva e Shkatërrimit movie premiered on Çufo as well. Filmi i Pokemonit: Mjutu kundër – Evolucion was aired on Çufo on August 2020. Pokemon Filmi: Fuqia jonë aired on Çufo on December 23, 2020. Filmi i Pokemonit: Volkanioni dhe Mrekullia Mekanike was aired on Çufo on August 8, 2021. Filmi i Pokemonit: Sekreti i xhunglës was aired on Çufo on April 24, 2022.
The first movie, also known as Pokemoni, Filmi - Mjudi Godet Përsëri uses the Japanese cut but the dialogues are translated from the Italian dub. In fact the same adaptation error of Scyther named Alakazam by the Team Rocket trio is present. The beginning of the movie which represents the story of Amber has been dubbed as well. 
Pikachu is dubbed by an Albanian voice actor in the first and the seventeenth movie.
The original Japanese themes are used untranslated in the majority of the movies. Although the cries of Pokémon are in Japanese in many of them, the humans use the English names. The first movie uses English cries and the English theme is used with Albanian subtitles.
Çufo seems not to have the rights for airing many of its anime due to editing of the soundtracks when a character speaks. This is because "Jess" Discographic is recognized for providing "illegal" dubbings.
An Albanian subtitled version of was shown in cinemas on May 16, 2019.
==Trivia==
* Pikachu is dubbed in the first, 17th, and 22th movies.
==References==
==Related articles==
*List of Albanian Pokémon themes
Pokémon in English

The Pokémon franchise is translated to English in many parts of the world:
* For the franchise in the United States, see Pokémon in the United States
* For the franchise in Canada, see Pokémon in Canada
* For the franchise in the United Kingdom, see Pokémon in the United Kingdom
* For the franchise in Ireland, see Pokémon in Ireland
* For the franchise in Australia, see Pokémon in Australia
* For the franchise in New Zealand, see Pokémon in New Zealand
* For the franchise in Singapore, see Pokémon in Singapore