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Queen Ilene

Queen Ilene (Japanese: アイリーン Eileen) is a supporting character who appeared in Lucario and the Mystery of Mew. She is the current queen of Rota and resides in Cameran Palace.
==In the movies==
Queen Ilene officially opened Rota's annual tournament and watched the matches from the royal viewing box with her maid and her Later, Ilene remained on her throne as the other guests enjoyed the subsequent banquet and ballroom dancing. Following 's unexpected arrival, Queen Ilene confronted him in his former sleeping quarters. Lucario initially mistook her for Queen Rin, but Ilene clarified that she was her ancestor and that a lot had changed since Lucario's era. In another throne room, Queen Ilene explained the legend of Sir Aaron to and .
Queen Ilene instructed Lucario to help guide Ash and the others to the Tree of Beginning, where had been taken to by . She watched from Cameran Palace as Ash and the others departed. She later witnessed the Tree of Beginning descend into chaos, and later thanked Ash and his friends when they returned to the palace after resolving the crisis.
Ilene briefly reappeared in a montage in The Rise of Darkrai, which chronicled the preceding nine s.
===Character===
Ilene closely resembles her ancestor, Queen Rin. Like Rin, she is kindhearted and respected by her citizens. Queen Ilene has a deep attachment to her kingdom and refused to evacuate Rota even when the Tree of Beginning began to collapse and threatened the integrity of Cameran Palace. She continues the old traditions of her kingdom, hosting festivities to honor the past, and the castle maintains its luxury heritage aesthetics.
===Pokémon===
===Voice actors===
==In the TCG==
This listing is of cards mentioning or featuring Queen Ilene or her Pokémon in the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	アイリーン Eileen 	
English, German, Spanish, Italian	Ilene 	From her Japanese name
French 	Justine 	Similar to her Japanese name
Korean 	아일린 Aillin 	Transcription of her Japanese name
Chinese () 	艾琳 Àilín 	Transcription of her Japanese name
Chinese () 	艾琳 Ngaaihlàhm 	Transcription of her Japanese name
Thai 	ไอรีน Airin 	Transcription of her Japanese name
==Related articles==
Category:Animation charactersCategory:Movie characters
Category:Royalty
de:Lady Ilene
es:Reina Ilene
it:Regina Ilene
Queen Rin

Queen Rin (Japanese: リーン Rin) is a minor character who appeared in Lucario and the Mystery of Mew.
==History==
Rin was the Queen of Rota during the time of Sir Aaron. However, times were not peaceful while she resided over the kingdom. Two unnamed armies were about to face each other in combat. Rin refused to back down, and remained at the castle, even though the situation looked grim.
Rin was unsure of what Aaron's plan to stop the fighting would be, until his returned his staff to her. When she realized that he had sacrificed himself for the kingdom, she broke down.
She is the ancestor of Rota's current queen, Ilene.
==Artwork==
Ken Sugimori's design of Queen Rin
==Voice actors==
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	リーン Rin 	
English, German, Spanish, Italian	Rin 	From her Japanese name
French 	Florinne 	Similar to her Japanese name
Korean 	린 Rin 	Transcription of her Japanese name
Chinese () 	琳恩 Lín'ēn琳 Lín 	Transcription of her Japanese name
Thai 	รีน Rin 	Transcription of her Japanese name
==Related articles==
Category:Animation charactersCategory:Movie characters
Category:Royalty
Category:Deceased characters
de:Lady Rin
es:Reina Rin
fr:Dame Florinne
it:Regina Rin
ja:リーン
Queen of the Princess Festival

The Queen of the Princess Festival (Japanese: クイーンコンテスト Queen Contest) is an -exclusive, girls-only competition that is held in O-Hina Town, Kanto, as part of the annual Princess Festival. It consists of a beauty pageant followed by a tournament. It was featured in Princess vs. Princess.
==Competition==
Each must use exactly four to battle. The contestants are split into two separate divisions, and the winner of each division proceeds to the finals. Additionally, every contestant wears a formal traditional Japanese outfit, usually a and a . Before the actual competition, the contestants all stand in a row on stage as people gather to watch.
The prize for winning the competition is a brand new set of Pokémon Princess Dolls, and a photo with famous movie star Fiorella Cappuccino, who was also an announcer for the event.
 and Jessie both entered the competition with borrowed Pokémon, with Misty borrowing Ash's Pikachu and , as well as Brock's Vulpix, and Jessie borrowing James's Weezing. Jessie also had participating in the event under her command, as well as her own .
The two contestants made it all the way to the final round, where they had a fierce battle. In the end, despite Jessie using her new as an unexpected fourth Pokémon, Misty emerged victorious with , winning the Pokémon doll collection, which she later sent to her sisters at the Cerulean Gym.
==Notable competitors==
 		 	Place
 		, , , and	Winner
Jessie		, , , and	Runner-up
 		 	Top 32
==Pokémon used in the Queen of the Princess competition==
===Misty===
♂				
===Jessie===
		♂		
===Yumi===
	
===Other competitors===
			
			
			
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Kanto competitions
it:Festival del Giorno della Principessa
Queengar (TCG)

Queengar is the name of the deck used by Jason Martinez, the Junior Division Finalist in the 2009 World Championships. It is primarily a deck, while still using a limited number of Pokémon. The deck placed well at many large tournaments and was thought to be one of the only competitive evolution-based decks in a format filled with Pokémon SP. The deck's name is derived from the combination of and , on which the deck's strategy is based. However, the is more commonly known as .
Queengar is one of the four , released on October 28, 2009. Each deck comes packaged with a 2009 World Championships Booklet. Each card features a silver border, Martinez's signature, and limited edition 2009 World Championships back. None of the cards are tournament legal.
==Description==
With lots of rapid-fire, selective attacks to his opponent's Benched Pokémon plus Gengar and its amazing Fainting Spell Poké-Power that might just Knock Out an opponent's Pokémon instantly, Jason Martinez's Queengar deck comes out swinging. And with Nidoqueen waiting in the wings with its Maternal Comfort Poké-Power, all your Pokémon just get better while your opponent's Pokémon get worse!
==Deck list==
Category:World Championship Decks
de:Queengar (TCG)
zh:尼后耿鬼（TCG）
Queenko

(Japanese: クイン子 Queenko) is a minor recurring character in . She is a Pokémon Performer.
==History==
Queenko first appeared in A Performance Pop Quiz!, where she competed in the Rookie Class Pokémon Showcase. For the first round she was placed in a group with two other performers, with the theme of the round being a Pokémon quiz. She and her won the round and proceeded to the Freestyle Performance, where she subsequently lost to with her and .
Queenko reappeared in Master Class Is in Session!, where she competed in the Master Class Pokémon Showcase. She was either eliminated in the first round or the second round.
==Pokémon==
==Showcases==
===Princess Keys obtained===
This listing is of the s Queenko has obtained:
* At least three Princess Keys (prior to Master Class Is in Session!)
===Master Class ranking===
Queenko has achieved the following ranking in the Master Class tournament:
* Showcase - Top 10 / Top 28 (Master Class Is in Session!)
===Other achievements===
Queenko has competed in the following Rookie Class tournaments:
* Showcase - Freestyle Performance (A Performance Pop Quiz!)
==Trivia==
* In closed captions for the English dub of A Performance Pop Quiz!, she is referred to as orange hair girl.
Category:Female characters
Category:Animation characters
Category:Performers
Queenly Majesty (Ability)

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Queenly Majesty (Japanese: じょおうのいげん Queen's Majesty) is an Ability introduced in Generation VII. It is the signature Ability of .
==Description==
Event 	Gen VII 	Gen VIII 	Gen IX
Queenly Majesty activated	" <Pokémon> cannot use <move>!"	" <Pokémon> cannot use <move>!"	" <Pokémon> cannot use <move>!"
==Effect==
===In battle===
If an opponent uses a move with increased priority (including moves boosted by , , or ) that targets the Pokémon with Queenly Majesty or its allies, Queenly Majesty prevents the Pokémon from executing that move (PP is still consumed). As such, the opponent can only target the Pokémon with Queenly Majesty or its allies using a move with decreased priority or a move without any.
 (except , , and ) and cannot be blocked by Queenly Majesty, even if they become priority moves. Queenly Majesty has no effect on allies' priority moves.
Priority status Z-Moves will have their Z-Power effect activate. For example, if a Pokémon uses Z- on a Pokémon under the effect of Queenly Majesty, the user will still gain Defense, but it will not lower the target's Attack.
, , and will ignore this Ability.
Priority moves called using retain their original priority, and are blocked by Queenly Majesty. Non-priority moves called using Instruct with boosted priority (for example if the Instruct-user has ) similarly retain their original priority and are not blocked.
===Outside of battle===
Queenly Majesty has no effect outside of battle.
==Pokémon with Queenly Majesty==
==In other games==
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In , Queenly Majesty is 's Ability. When a hindrance is inflicted on the user; decrease the duration of the effect. Using a boosted attack or move grants 1 stack of Queenly Majesty to the user. After gaining 3 stacks, the Queenly Majesty buff is applied to the user for a short time, which allows one of user's moves to be reused (these uses do not share the same cooldown as the base moves), dealing increased damage and applying an additional effect based on the move used.
==In other languages==
Category:Ignorable Abilities
de:Majestät
es:Regia presencia
fr:Prestance Royale
it:Regalità
ja:じょおうのいげん
zh:女王的威严（特性）
Question marks

Question marks are often used to indicate things in the Pokémon games that are unknown:
==In the core series==
* The type, a type used in Generation II, , and .
* A form of .
* The Pokédex number of an obtained not in a regional Pokédex in Generation IV, , and .
* The ID number, OT name, and National Pokédex number of a Pokémon Egg.
* The placeholder name of in , before he is given a name by the .
* The location of the player while inside of a truck at the beginning of .
* In , Ultra Beasts that have not been owned display ??? in place of their name. is displayed as ??? when battling it in Aether Paradise.
* In at the start of the game, the player finds a Pokémon, later revealed to be /, labeled as ???.
* In Pokémon Sword and Shield's , The Crown Tundra, and, depending on which carrot they choose to grow, or , are fought as ??? when fought separately.
* In , the Blueberry Academy's computer has a ??? option to fight Cyrano.
===Glitches===
* , a glitch type in Generation I and the main type of PPkMnp' '.
* ?????, a glitch Pokémon appearing in Generation II.
* ??????????, another glitch Pokémon appearing in Generation III.
* ????????, the item often held by ??????????.
* ? (glitch Pokémon), a glitch Pokémon that was used as filler for old data in Generation III.
* ?????, a dummied out item in Generation I located at hexadecimal identifier 07, fan-named "surfboard".
* ?????, a dummied out item in Generation I located at hexadecimal identifier 2C that does nothing.
* ?, a dummied out item in Generation II located at hexadecimal identifier 00 that, when held by a Pokémon, the holder behaves as if it did not have the item.
* The description of several glitch items, such as Teru-sama.
* MissingNo.'s classification in the Pokédex.
==In the side games==
* In , wild Pokémon with a Combat Power higher than the CP of the player's highest CP Pokémon have their CP displayed as ??? on the encounter screen.
* ?????? Coin, the original name of the Gimmighoul Coin in .
* Meltan's name was ??? after Chikorita Community Day (before it was revealed to be called Meltan) in 
==In the spin-off games==
* In , and , missions with an unknown reward have the reward listed as ???.
fr:?
zh:?
Queue Cutter (Skill)

Queue Cutter (Japanese: 相手失敗時ＢＣ加速 Buddy Countdown Acceleration When Opponent Fails) is a family of s in .
==Effect==
When an opponent's attack move targeting the user's Pokémon misses, the user's sync move countdown has a chance of being lowered by one. The skill can range from Queue Cutter 1 to Queue Cutter 9, with higher numbered skills resulting in a higher chance of reducing the sync move countdown. Queue Cutter 9 will always lower the sync move countdown.
Skill rank 	Chance of effect
Queue Cutter 1	20%
Queue Cutter 2	30%
Queue Cutter 3	40%
Queue Cutter 4	50%
Queue Cutter 5	60%
Queue Cutter 6	70%
Queue Cutter 7	80%
Queue Cutter 8	90%
Queue Cutter 9	100%
==Availability==
===Queue Cutter 1===
====As passive skill====
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
===Queue Cutter 2===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
==In other languages==
Category:Skill families
Category:Skills that activate when an opponent's attack misses
Category:Skills that reduce the sync move countdown
Category:Skills that affect the user
Quick Attack Deck (TCG)

The Quick Attack Deck (Japanese: でんこうせっかデッキ) is a Theme Deck from Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR! for the Game Boy Color. It predominantly focuses on type Pokémon. The only person who plays with this deck is , a member of Team Great Rocket.
==Deck list==
it:Quick Attack Deck (GCC)
ja:でんこうせっかデッキ
Quick Battle

Quick Battles are an option in 's VS Mode where the player may participate in battles with predefined teams and opponents. Quick Battles have four different difficulties, Easy, Normal, Hard, and Ultimate, and for each difficulty there are ten different possible teams. Quick Battles can be played with either 1 player (as Michael, with the CPU controlling the opponent) or 2 players (with both players in the role of the owner of their teams as shown below). In the 1-player mode, the player's team is randomly selected from the first five teams listed below for the given difficulty while the opponent's team comes from the last five teams. In the 2-player mode, both players' teams are selected entirely at random from the teams for that difficulty.
==Easy==
====Beauty Cudsy====
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====Fun Old Man Junder====
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====Casual Dude Kolson====
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====Matron Sophee====
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====Newscaster Ohlid====
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====Chaser Rosil====
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====Casual Guy Tobin====
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====Chaser Tessi====
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====Curmudgeon Loaken====
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====Chaser Scrib====
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==Normal==
====Hunter Gron====
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====Navigator Gostin====
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====Curmudgeon Sellok====
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====Worker Rustix====
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====Casual Guy Lobin====
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====Matron Agris====
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====Beauty Ogoin====
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====Fun Old Man Norbel====
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====Bodybuilder Sendil====
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====Casual Dude Jusk====
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==Hard==
====Chaser Nildon====
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====Sailor Oxlin====
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====Chaser Regeni====
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====Researcher Tabor====
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====Rider Sogle====
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====Bodybuilder Okona====
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====Cooltrainer Niled====
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====Newscaster Madsin====
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====Hunter Dargus====
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====Cooltrainer Tensin====
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==Ultimate==
====Cooltrainer Rapeel====
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====Bodybuilder Elkain====
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====Bodybuilder Powit====
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====Chaser Quelis====
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====Cooltrainer Dodin====
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====Worker Kaster====
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====Navigator Kerdin====
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====Sailor Morkor====
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====Researcher Krilok====
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====Rider Lorgo====
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==Trivia==
* Bodybuilder Okona's knows both and which is an illegal Egg Move combination because there is no eligible parent that can learn both of those moves at the same time to pass on to Machamp.
* Bodybuilder Sendil's and are because their pre-Evolutions evolve at level 32 and 35, respectively.
** In addition, Vibrava learns at level 30, which it normally cannot learn until level 35. Since its pre-Evolution, , can't learn this move, it cannot learn it at a lower level due to breeding.
Category:Pokémon XD
it:Lotta Immediata
Quick Candy

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The Quick Candy (Japanese: はやさのアメ Speed Candy) is a type of Candy introduced in Generation VII.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
When used from the Bag on a Pokémon, it increases that Pokémon's by 1 , up until it has reached 50 AVs in Speed.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| Catch or transfer , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , or Hidden recurring item (Rocket Game Corner, , )GO Park, Poké Ball Plus
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==In other languages==
==Related articles==
de:Flottbonbon
zh:敏捷糖果（道具）
Quick Candy L

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The Quick Candy L (Japanese: はやさのアメＬ Speed Candy L) is a type of Candy introduced in Generation VII.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
When used from the Bag on a Lv. 30 or higher Pokémon, it increases that Pokémon's by 1 , up until it has reached 100 AVs in Speed.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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==In other languages==
==Related articles==
de:Flottbonbon+
zh:敏捷糖果L（道具）
Quick Candy XL

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The Quick Candy XL (Japanese: はやさのアメＸＬ Speed Candy XL) is a type of Candy introduced in Generation VII.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
When used from the Bag on a Lv. 60 or higher Pokémon, it increases that Pokémon's by 1 , up until it has reached 200 AVs in Speed.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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==In other languages==
==Related articles==
de:Flottbonbon++
zh:敏捷糖果XL（道具）
Quick Claw

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The Quick Claw (Japanese: せんせいのツメ Claw) is a type of held item introduced in Generation II that increases the holder's chance of moving first.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
====Generation II====
Quick Claw gives the holder a ~23% (60/256) chance of going first in its priority bracket.
====Generation III onward====
Quick Claw gives the holder a 20% chance of going first in its priority bracket (regardless of and ). If a Quick Claw is gained, lost, or suppressed, then it will not affect turn order until the beginning of the next turn.
From Generation IV onward, Quick Claw plays an animation at the start of the turn if it is activated. From Generation V onward, the Quick Claw activation message will be displayed before a player flees or forfeits.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| National Park
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| Pokémon Trainer's School
| (35+ win streak), (48 BP)Held by (5% chance)
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| Agate Village
| Mt. Battle (10,000 Poké Coupons)
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| Gateon Port (after answering "No" to all questions)
| Mt. Battle (8,000 Poké Coupons)
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| Jubilife City ()
| Held by , , , , and (5% chance each)
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| National Park
| Held by , , , , , and (5% chance each)
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| (7200 Poké Coupons)
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| Skyarrow Bridge
| Held by , , and (5% chance each)
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| Skyarrow Bridge
| Held by , , , and (5% chance each)
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| Lumiose City (South Boulevard)
| Held by , , and (5% chance each)
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| Pokémon Trainers' School
| Held by and (5% chance each)
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| Battle Royal Dome (48 BP)Held by and (5% chance each)
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| Stow-on-Side (bargain shop)Held by , , , and (5% chance each)
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| Jubilife City ()
| Held by , , and (5% chance each)
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| Artazon
| Delibird Presents (Mesagoza Branch)
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====Distribution====
=====As a held item=====
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Games	Event	Language/Region	Distribution period
 	 	United States 	August 7 to 13, 2004
==Gallery==
===Artwork===
Artwork from
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
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In Interesting Interactions Involving Illumise, a Quick Claw was listed as the held item of a that used at the .
A Quick Claw was held by the that Emerald borrowed from for his battle against Tucker in A Cheeky Charizard Change-Up I, allowing it to outspeed Tucker's and trap it in a doubly super effective . This proved to be not enough to knock the out, however, and Charizard was able to defeat Metagross with .
==Trivia==
* The Japanese name of Quick Claw can also be read as "Teacher's Claw", which explains the Quick Claw gift from the teacher of Pokémon Trainers' School in Hoenn.
==In other languages==
==External links==
Category:Held items
Category:In-battle effect items
de:Flinkklaue
es:Garra rápida
fr:Vive Griffe
it:Rapidartiglio
ja:せんせいのツメ
zh:先制之爪（道具）
Quick Combo (Skill)

Quick Combo (Japanese: 攻撃時速攻回数回復 Quick Move Points Recovery When Attacking) is a family of s in .
==Effect==
When the Pokémon successfully lands an attack on the target, it has a chance of restoring MP to each of the user's moves that have MP and the quick move effect tag, such as and . The skill can range from Quick Combo 1 to Quick Combo 9, with higher numbered skills resulting in a higher chance of restoring the user's MP. Quick Combo 9 will always restore the user's MP. The skill applies to the Pokémon's usual attack moves, including buddy moves, but not sync moves or max moves.
Skill rank 	Chance of effect
Quick Combo 1	20%
Quick Combo 2	30%
Quick Combo 3	40%
Quick Combo 4	50%
Quick Combo 5	60%
Quick Combo 6	70%
Quick Combo 7	80%
Quick Combo 8	90%
Quick Combo 9	100%
==Availability==
===Quick Combo 3===
====As passive skill====
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
===Quick Combo 4===
====As passive skill====
==In other languages==
Category:Skill families
Category:Skills that activate when the user's attack move is successful
Category:Skills that restore MP
Category:Skills that affect the user
Quick Construction Packs (TCG)

The Quick Construction Packs (Japanese: クイック・コンストラクション・パック Quick Construction Pack) are a Japanese-exclusive collection of six 15-card quarter decks (see s) for the Pokémon Trading Card Game that each focus on one particular Pokémon type.
==Information==
Each of the packs contain the same number of cards: seven Pokémon (including one ), three s, and five s). Each pack also includes and a rulebook. While the Quick Construction Packs were never released outside of Japan, all of the cards found in them were used for creating the English expansion. The only cards created with competitive play in mind were the Pokémon-ex, so not many of the other cards actually saw play.
==Deck lists==
Category:TCG half decks
de:Quick Construction Pack (TCG)
ja:ポケモンカードゲーム クイック・コンストラクション・パック タイプユニット:草
ja:ポケモンカードゲーム クイック・コンストラクション・パック タイプユニット:炎
ja:ポケモンカードゲーム クイック・コンストラクション・パック タイプユニット:水
ja:ポケモンカードゲーム クイック・コンストラクション・パック タイプユニット:雷
ja:ポケモンカードゲーム クイック・コンストラクション・パック タイプユニット:超
ja:ポケモンカードゲーム クイック・コンストラクション・パック タイプユニット:闘
Quick Cure (Skill)

Quick Cure (Japanese: 妨害状態解除 Remove Interference Status) is a in .
==Effect==
The first time the Pokémon is affected by an interference condition (, flinching, or trapped) in battle, the interference condition is removed.
==Availability==
===As passive skill===
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===As grid skill (yellow tiles)===
==In other languages==
Category:Skills that activate when the user is affected by a status change
Category:Skills that remove status changes
Category:Skills that affect the user