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Emboar (Winter 2012 World Hobby Fair)

Emboar (Japanese: エンブオー Enbuoh) is a Pokémon Battrio puck. It is one of the .
==Details==
===Puck Data===
==Release information==
This puck was awarded as a prize to those who placed second in the Zekrom Cup tournaments or Battrio Master Playoff held at the 35th Next Generation World Hobby Fair during winter 2012. The Zekrom Cup was open to all ages, but the Battrio Master Playoff was limited to those in junior high school or below. The World Hobby Fair took place at the Kyocera Dome Osaka, Osaka on January 15, 2012; at Makuhari Messe, Chiba on January 21 and 22, 2012; at the Nagoya Dome, Nagoya on January 29, 2012; and at the Fukuoka Yahoo! Japan Dome, Fukuoka on February 5, 2012.
The puck was later available as one of two optional second place prizes in the Reshiram & Zekrom Cup (the other was ) held over the course of the Kids Games Festival in Golden Week. The events present at each venue hosting the festival depended on the 'Pattern' allocated. 'Pattern A' events held the Reshiram & Zekrom Cup and the Kyurem Cup, which took place at ÆON Mall Atsuta, Nagoya on April 28, 2012; at ÆON Mall Aratamabashi, Nagoya on April 29, 2012; at Dynalecx, ÆON Ibaraki Shopping Center, Osaka on April 30, 2012; at the Mori complex of ÆON Mall LakeTown, Saitama on May 3, 2012; and at ÆON Natori, Miyagi on May 6, 2012.
The puck was made available for a final time as one of three optional second place prizes in the Pokémon Battrio Big Thanksgiving event to celebrate the game before its announced discontinuation in May 2012. The event took place at Namco Wonder Park Hero's Base in Kawasaki on June 3, 2012.
Embody Aspect (Ability)

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Embody Aspect (Japanese: おもかげやどし Bearing Visage) is an Ability introduced in Generation IX. It is the signature Ability of stallized in each of its forms, having a different effect depending on its form.
==Effect==
===In battle===
Upon stallizing, Ogerpon's Ability will change to Embody Aspect, and one of its stats is raised by one stage, depending on the mask:
* Teal Mask: Speed
* Wellspring Mask: Sp. Def
* Hearthflame Mask: Attack
* Cornerstone Mask: Defense
===Outside of battle===
Embody Aspect has no effect outside of battle.
==Pokémon with Embody Aspect==
 	Pokémon	Pokémon 				Ability<noinclude>
1017	 	Teal Mask(Terastallized) 				<noinclude>
1017	 	Wellspring Mask(Terastallized) 				<noinclude>
1017	 	Hearthflame Mask(Terastallized)				<noinclude>
1017	 	Cornerstone Mask(Terastallized)				<noinclude>
==Trivia==
* Embody Aspect and are the only Abilities that are acquired through stallization.
** In addition, Embody Aspect is the only Ability that cannot be registered in Pokémon HOME.
==In other languages==
Category:Stat raising Abilities
de:Erinnerungskraft
es:Evocarrecuerdos
fr:Force Mémorielle
it:Albergamemorie
ja:おもかげやどし
zh:面影辉映（特性）
Emcee's Chatter (Unleashed 73)

Emcee's Chatter (Japanese: MCのおしゃべり MC Chatter) is a . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:Unleashed cards
Category:Leafeon Deck cards
Category:Metagross Deck cards
Category:Torterra Battle Starter Deck cards
Category:Blastoise Battle Starter Deck cards
Category:Raichu Battle Starter Deck cards
Category:Illus. by Kouki Saitou
Category:Trainer cards that draw cards from player's deck
de:MCs Geschwätz (TCG)
es:Cháchara de Emcee (TCG)
fr:Bavardage du maître (HS Déchaînement 73)
it:Schiamazzo di Emcee (Forze Scatenate 73)
ja:MCのおしゃべり
zh:主持人的致辞（TCG）
Emeragrove Town

Emeragrove Town (Japanese: タジキタウン Tajiki Town) is an -exclusive location in the Sinnoh region. It is a small, quaint town located between Hearthome City and Solaceon Town. It was featured in Once There Were Greenfields.
While on their way toward Veilstone City, and stopped by Emeragrove Town, where they encountered the Eterna City Gym Leader Gardenia, who was visiting Emeragrove to promote Pokémon battles for young kids to see.
Ash and had a Tag Battle against Gardenia and James, using their and against Gardenia's and James's Cacnea. After the battle, which ended in a victory for the team of Ash and Dawn, Gardenia offered to train Cacnea so it could master its unreliable .
After some soul searching and a session with Ash, James realized his Cacnea would be better off with Gardenia and agreed to let her train it.
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	タジキタウン Tajiki Town 	
English 	Emeragrove Town 	From emerald and grove
German 	Emeragrove 	From its English name
Spanish 	Pueblo Cueva Esmeralda 	From cueva (cave) and esmeralda (emerald)
Spanish 	Pueblo Emeragrove 	From its English name
French 	Vertbosquet 	From vert (green) and bosquet (grove)
Italian 	Bosco Smeraldino 	From bosco (forest) and smeraldo (emerald)
Korean 	길목마을 Gilmok Maeul 	
Chinese ()	塔吉西鎮 Tǎjíxi Zhèn 	Transcription of its Japanese name
Chinese ()	塔吉西鎮 Taapgātsāi Jan 	Mandarin-based transcription of its Japanese name
Polish 	Miasteczko Emeragrove 	From its English name
Category:Towns
es:Pueblo Emeragrove/Cueva Esmeralda
it:Bosco Smeraldino
zh:塔吉西鎮
Emerald

Emerald (エメラルド) has several referrals:
* For the Generation III , see Pokémon Emerald Version
* For the Pokémon Adventures manga character, see Emerald (Adventures)
* For the story arc from the Pokémon Adventures manga, see Emerald arc (Adventures)
* For the Pokémon Battle Frontier manga character, see Rald
de:Smaragd
fr:Émeraude
it:Smeraldo
zh:绿宝石
Emerald (cards 01-08) (Battle e)

All cards found in the main set of the Pokémon Battle e Emerald collection are for use in conjunction with the Nintendo e-Reader. Each card scanned will populate one floor of Trainer Hill with the depicted Trainer. Two Trainers always inhabit one floor, thus in the event that an odd number of cards are scanned, the game will place a default Trainer for that floor as the final opponent. A maximum of eight cards may be scanned for a full Trainer Hill challenge, though any card scanned afterwards will replace the first.
The Pokémon each Trainer will use is dependent on the order the card is scanned; each opponent Pokémon's level will also be equal to the players' highest level Pokémon. The first card scanned for each floor also generates the layout depicted on that card's reverse. As with all battles conducted in Trainer Hill, no money or experience is awarded.
==Card descriptions==
===Black Belt Kousei===
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===Ninja Boy Kagemasa===
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===Pokéfan Keizou===
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===Cooltrainer Akiomi===
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===Battle Girl Riona===
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===Dragon Tamer Inami===
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===PokéManiac Yurato===
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===Triathlete Sakuya===
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Category:Battle e
Emerald (cards 09-16) (Battle e)

All cards found in the main set of the Pokémon Battle e Emerald collection are for use in conjunction with the Nintendo e-Reader. Each card scanned will populate one floor of Trainer Hill with the depicted Trainer. Two Trainers always inhabit one floor, thus in the event that an odd number of cards are scanned, the game will place a default Trainer for that floor as the final opponent. A maximum of eight cards may be scanned for a full Trainer Hill challenge, though any card scanned afterwards will replace the first.
The Pokémon each Trainer will use is dependent on the order the card is scanned; each opponent Pokémon's level will also be equal to the players' highest level Pokémon. The first card scanned for each floor also generates the layout depicted on that card's reverse. As with all battles conducted in Trainer Hill, no money or experience is awarded.
==Card descriptions==
===Lass Komari===
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===Triathlete Ragi===
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===Ninja Boy Kennosuke===
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===Psychic Odunu===
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===School Kid Kae===
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===School Kid Sakiteru===
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=== Breeder Nukumi===
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===Youngster Akitaka===
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Category:Battle e
Emerald (cards 17-24) (Battle e)

All cards found in the main set of the Pokémon Battle e Emerald collection are for use in conjunction with the Nintendo e-Reader. Each card scanned will populate one floor of Trainer Hill with the depicted Trainer. Two Trainers always inhabit one floor, thus in the event that an odd number of cards are scanned, the game will place a default Trainer for that floor as the final opponent. A maximum of eight cards may be scanned for a full Trainer Hill challenge, though any card scanned afterwards will replace the first.
The Pokémon each Trainer will use is dependent on the order the card is scanned; each opponent Pokémon's level will also be equal to the players' highest level Pokémon. The first card scanned for each floor also generates the layout depicted on that card's reverse. As with all battles conducted in Trainer Hill, no money or experience is awarded.
==Card descriptions==
===Triathlete Alfonso===
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===Hex Maniac Alaina===
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===Black Belt Theodore===
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=== Breeder Jayden===
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=== Breeder Salvadore===
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=== Breeder Veronica===
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===Psychic Keenan===
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===Aroma Lady Kristina===
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Category:Battle e
Emerald (cards 25-32) (Battle e)

All cards found in the main set of the Pokémon Battle e Emerald collection are for use in conjunction with the Nintendo e-Reader. Each card scanned will populate one floor of Trainer Hill with the depicted Trainer. Two Trainers always inhabit one floor, thus in the event that an odd number of cards are scanned, the game will place a default Trainer for that floor as the final opponent. A maximum of eight cards may be scanned for a full Trainer Hill challenge, though any card scanned afterwards will replace the first.
The Pokémon each Trainer will use is dependent on the order the card is scanned; each opponent Pokémon's level will also be equal to the players' highest level Pokémon. The first card scanned for each floor also generates the layout depicted on that card's reverse. As with all battles conducted in Trainer Hill, no money or experience is awarded.
==Card descriptions==
===Sailor Isonosuke===
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===Picnicker Koeda===
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===Expert Isaji===
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===Triathlete Ouka===
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===Beauty Maiko===
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===Parasol Lady Aquino===
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===Hiker Okikazu===
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===Tuber Ricca===
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Category:Battle e
Emerald (cards 33-40) (Battle e)

All cards found in the main set of the Pokémon Battle e Emerald collection are for use in conjunction with the Nintendo e-Reader. Each card scanned will populate one floor of Trainer Hill with the depicted Trainer. Two Trainers always inhabit one floor, thus in the event that an odd number of cards are scanned, the game will place a default Trainer for that floor as the final opponent. A maximum of eight cards may be scanned for a full Trainer Hill challenge, though any card scanned afterwards will replace the first.
The Pokémon each Trainer will use is dependent on the order the card is scanned; each opponent Pokémon's level will also be equal to the players' highest level Pokémon. The first card scanned for each floor also generates the layout depicted on that card's reverse. As with all battles conducted in Trainer Hill, no money or experience is awarded.
==Card descriptions==
===Camper Kousuke===
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===Guitarist Neo===
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===Rich Boy Tsugane===
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===Hex Maniac Kagaho===
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===Beauty Tsukika===
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===Gentleman Ed===
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=== Breeder Kaiji===
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===Bug Catcher Kiichi===
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Category:Battle e
Emerald (cards 41-48) (Battle e)

All cards found in the main set of the Pokémon Battle e Emerald collection are for use in conjunction with the Nintendo e-Reader. Each card scanned will populate one floor of Trainer Hill with the depicted Trainer. Two Trainers always inhabit one floor, thus in the event that an odd number of cards are scanned, the game will place a default Trainer for that floor as the final opponent. A maximum of eight cards may be scanned for a full Trainer Hill challenge, though any card scanned afterwards will replace the first.
The Pokémon each Trainer will use is dependent on the order the card is scanned; each opponent Pokémon's level will also be equal to the players' highest level Pokémon. The first card scanned for each floor also generates the layout depicted on that card's reverse. As with all battles conducted in Trainer Hill, no money or experience is awarded.
==Card descriptions==
===Gentleman Terrance===
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===Lady Elizabeth===
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===Parasol Lady Annabell===
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===Collector Coleman===
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===Rich Boy Enrique===
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===Lady Colleen===
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===Pokéfan Francisco===
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===Pokéfan Kimberly===
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Category:Battle e
Emerald (cards 49-56) (Battle e)

All cards found in the main set of the Pokémon Battle e Emerald collection are for use in conjunction with the Nintendo e-Reader. Each card scanned will populate one floor of Trainer Hill with the depicted Trainer. Two Trainers always inhabit one floor, thus in the event that an odd number of cards are scanned, the game will place a default Trainer for that floor as the final opponent. A maximum of eight cards may be scanned for a full Trainer Hill challenge, though any card scanned afterwards will replace the first.
The Pokémon each Trainer will use is dependent on the order the card is scanned; each opponent Pokémon's level will also be equal to the players' highest level Pokémon. The first card scanned for each floor also generates the layout depicted on that card's reverse. As with all battles conducted in Trainer Hill, no money or experience is awarded.
==Card descriptions==
===Kindler Bernard===
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=== Ranger Meredith===
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===Ruin Maniac Abraham===
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===Tuber Luc===
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===Youngster Breyden===
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===Tuber Aniya===
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===Triathlete Stephanie===
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===Bird Keeper Dane===
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Category:Battle e
Emerald (cards 57-64) (Battle e)

All cards found in the main set of the Pokémon Battle e Emerald collection are for use in conjunction with the Nintendo e-Reader. Each card scanned will populate one floor of Trainer Hill with the depicted Trainer. Two Trainers always inhabit one floor, thus in the event that an odd number of cards are scanned, the game will place a default Trainer for that floor as the final opponent. A maximum of eight cards may be scanned for a full Trainer Hill challenge, though any card scanned afterwards will replace the first.
The Pokémon each Trainer will use is dependent on the order the card is scanned; each opponent Pokémon's level will also be equal to the players' highest level Pokémon. The first card scanned for each floor also generates the layout depicted on that card's reverse. As with all battles conducted in Trainer Hill, no money or experience is awarded.
==Card descriptions==
===Cooltrainer Alfred===
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===Psychic Edie===
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===Cooltrainer Roderick===
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===Cooltrainer Alicia===
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===Expert Terrence===
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===Expert Carlotta===
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=== Ranger Nora===
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=== Ranger Gav===
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Category:Battle e
Emerald King (TCG)

Emerald King is the name of the deck used by Andrew Estrada, who was the champion in the Masters Division in the 2014 World Championships. It is one of the four , released in November 2014, and is based on the archetype. Each Deck comes with a Worlds 2014 themed Deckbox, a booklet about the championships, a non-tournament-legal print of the sixty card deck, and the 2014 World Championships Pin. The cards included in the deck aren't the prints actually used in the decks, but are the most recent printing of the lowest rarity of the cards.
==Description==
===Packaging===
Andrew Estrada's Emerald King deck and its sword-and-shield strategy carried him to a World Champion title. The shield is Virizion-EX, who protects the whole team from special Conditions. The sword is Genesect-EX packing a G Booster, which does enough damage to Knock Out nearly any Pokémon in the game with a single attack! And thanks to Genesect-EX's Ability, which can yank any Benched Pokémon forward to receive the mighty blow, it's an attack scheme that's as precise as it is devastating!
===Booklet===
Andrew's path to victory was a scientific one: examination, analysis, and testing. "I looked at someone else's list and modified it to my play style," he says. "I play tested with my team and made changes to adapt to different matchups." When asked what he remembered most about playing this year, it was: "The sleepless nights along with the hours of testing." Speaking of his team, he says: "I've been playing four full seasons, and my friend introduced me to the game. I met Matthew Koo, who coached me for the next two years and helped make me the player I am today." Andrew's self-described strategy: "The deck's linear enough for me to know how to start and end every game."
===Pokémon.com===
Andrew's Virizion-EX and Genesect-EX deck keeps the Pokémon count slim in favor of many Pokémon Trainer cards. But one Pokémon he decided to include was Mr. Mime, which protects his Benched Pokémon from attacks. This sound strategy gave Andrew the title of World Champion.
==Deck list==
Category:World Championship Decks
de:Emerald King (TCG)
it:Emerald King (GCC)
ja:Emerald King
Emerald arc (Adventures)

The Emerald arc (Japanese: エメラルド編 Emerald arc), also referred to as The Sixth Chapter (Japanese: 第六章 The Sixth Chapter), is the sixth story arc of the Pokémon Adventures , consisting of four volumes. It began serialization in February 2005, and ended in October 2008.
The arc begins with focus on a named , who is sent by Professor Oak and to within seven days. On arrival at the , he ends up interfering in the opening ceremonies and gains the second challenge of clearing the seven battle facilities by defeating the Frontier Brains within that time. During this time, Emerald befriends Todd Snap and discovers that the masked Guile Hideout is seeking Jirachi for evil purposes.
==Volumes==
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===Chapters===
==Important events==
* arrives at the and crashes the opening ceremony, after which the Frontier Brains challenge him to defeat all seven facilities in seven days.
* and are revealed to be helping Emerald.
*Emerald reveals that his task is to capture .
* Guile Hideout appears with Jirachi in Artisan Cave. Jirachi runs away and Guile escapes.
* and arrive at the Battle Frontier and meet Emerald.
* Guile Hideout captures Jirachi.
* It is revealed that the Pokédex Holders who had been petrified at the end of the previous arc have been brought to the Battle Frontier. 
* Guile Hideout's identity is revealed, and Jirachi grants his wish. A -shaped creature appears by the Battle Frontier.
* and appear.
* Emerald's past is revealed.
* The petrified Pokédex Holders are freed by Jirachi.
* The monster Kyogre is destroyed by the ten Pokédex Holders.
* The mystery behind Archie's armor and sword is revealed, after which he disappears.
* Emerald achieves his goals.
* Jirachi returns to sleep.
* Professor Oak and Crystal call Professor Rowan.
==Party changes==
===Additions===
The following Pokémon are obtained:
* Emerald's Sceptile (PS308)
* Emerald's Sudowoodo (PS317)
* Emerald's Dusclops (PS317)
* Emerald's (PS326)
* Emerald's (PS326)
* Emerald's (PS326)
* Crystal's Mr. Mime, Mymee, prior to (PS330)
===Evolutions===
The following Pokémon evolve:
* Crystal's into prior to (PS319)
==Battle Frontier facility challenges==
Emerald defeats the following Frontier Brains:
*Noland (PS307)
*Lucy (PS310)
*Brandon (PS313)
*Greta (PS318)
*Spenser (PS327)
*Anabel (PS337)
*Tucker (PS337)
==Trivia==
* When this arc was being published in the magazines, it was known as the Battle Frontier arc (Japanese: バトルフロンティア編 Battle Frontier chapter). At the time, this arc was the only arc of Pokémon Adventures not named after a game.
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de:Smaragd Arc
es:Saga Esmeralda
fr:Arc Émeraude (Pocket Monsters Special)
it:Arco Smeraldo (La Grande Avventura)
ja:ポケットモンスターSPECIAL 第6章
zh:宝可梦特别篇第六章
Emergency Barrier (Skill)

Emergency Barrier (Japanese: 初ピンチ時場に物理軽減 Physical Damage Reduction on Field At First Pinch) is a in .
==Effect==
The first time the user's drops to ¼ (25%) of its maximum or below, Emergency Barrier applies the Physical Damage Reduction effect to the allied side.
==Availability==
===As passive skill===
===As grid skill (yellow tiles)===
==In other languages==
Category:Skills that activate when the user is in a pinch
Category:Skills that apply field effects
Category:Skills that affect the allied side
Emergency Exit (Ability)

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Emergency Exit (Japanese: ききかいひ Crisis Prevention) is an Ability introduced in Generation VII. It is the signature Ability of .
==Effect==
===In battle===
When a Pokémon with Emergency Exit takes damage that lowers its below half of its maximum HP, it will flee (in battles) or switch out (in battles). If the Pokémon's HP is already below half, Emergency Exit cannot activate (unless the Pokémon first restores HP).
Emergency Exit will not activate if the Pokémon's HP falls below half due to hurting itself in , but it will activate if the HP falls below half from all other damage (including recoil). It does not activate when the Pokémon's HP is lowered by a means other than damage (such as , or cutting its own HP by using or or ). Emergency Exit will not activate if the Pokémon's HP falls below half by a move affected by .
It will activate only after the last hit of multistrike moves, even if the HP of the Pokémon with this Ability drops below half before the last hit. If this Ability activates due to being hit by or , the user of that move will not be switched out. This Ability will not activate if the Pokémon's HP falls below half while it is in the air during the semi-invulnerable turn of .
If the Pokémon falls below half HP and immediately consumes a Berry (such as a Sitrus Berry) to restore its HP above half, Emergency Exit does not activate; however, if it falls below half and recovers back above half from a Shell Bell, Emergency Exit will activate even after the Shell Bell recovery.
 do not prevent Emergency Exit from activating. Emergency Exit will not activate in Trainer battles if the Pokémon with this Ability is its Trainer's only Pokémon left. Emergency Exit will not activate on the player's Pokémon in wild battles during trials.
If the Pokémon with Emergency Exit holds a Red Card or Eject Button, the item activates first. and switch out Pokémon before the Ability activates.
===Outside of battle===
Emergency Exit has no effect outside of battle.
==Pokémon with Emergency Exit==
==In animation==
===Pokémon animated series===
==In other languages==
Category:Abilities with negative effects
de:Rückzug
es:Retirada
fr:Repli Tactique
it:Passoindietro
ja:ききかいひ
zh:危险回避（特性）
Emergency Huddle (Skill)

Emergency Huddle (Japanese: 初ピンチ時防御↑Ｇ Group Defense Boost At First Pinch) is a family of s in .
==Effect==
The first time the user's drops to ¼ (25%) of its maximum or below, the Pokémon and its allies' increases by one stat rank per skill rank.
Skill rank 	Increase
Emergency Huddle 1	1
Emergency Huddle 2	2
Emergency Huddle 3	3
Emergency Huddle 4	4
Emergency Huddle 5	5
Emergency Huddle 6	6
==Availability==
===Emergency Huddle 1===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
===Emergency Huddle 2===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
==In other languages==
Category:Skill families
Category:Skills that activate when the user is in a pinch
Category:Skills that raise stats
Category:Skills that affect all allies
Emergency Jelly (Silver Tempest 155)

Emergency Jelly (Japanese: きんきゅうゼリー Emergency Jelly) is a . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Trivia==
===Origin===
 is seen on the packaging for the Emergency Jelly in the illustration.
Category:Silver Tempest cards
Category:Incandescent Arcana cards
Category:Illus. by AYUMI ODASHIMA
Category:Trainer cards that heal damage
de:Notfall-Gelee (TCG)
es:Jalea de Emergencia (TCG)
fr:Gelée de Secours (Épée et Bouclier Tempête Argentée 155)
ja:きんきゅうゼリー
zh:紧急果冻（TCG）