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Plasma Power (TCG)

Plasma Power is the name of the deck used by Haruto Kobayashi, who was the champion in the Junior 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===
Haruto Kobayashi's Plasma Power deck is a battle-tested Team Plasma deck, using Thundurus-EX and Colress Machine early to attach lots of Energy fast for big attacks. The ACE SPEC card Scramble Switch can get a new Active Pokémon switched in and powered up in no time, leading to surprise Knock Outs that can throw anyone off! All the while, Deoxys-EX sits patiently on the Bench, boosting the damage of all the other Team Plasma Pokémon—including the main attacker, Kyurem. It's a deck for quick and crushing victory!
===Booklet===
Haruto was nervous about facing players who didn't speak Japanese—but after he played a few of those opponents in just-for-fun matches, he stopped worrying. And, as it turned out, six of the players in his top 8 were from Japan! For his deck, Haruto concentrated on making a Plasma deck focused on Kyurem, because, as he puts it: "I had thought about making a deck that could handle things like Pyroar. I tried playing lots of battles with it." That turned out to be a good idea: "Around the sixth match I ran into a Pyroar user, and all went according to plan.
===Pokémon.com===
Haruto has a choice of heavy-hitting Pokémon to choose from. His deck also includes Latias-EX, a Pokémon that plays well in a field where virtually every opposing Pokémon has an Ability, such as Pyroar, Keldeo-EX, and Darkrai-EX.
==Deck list==
==Trivia==
The deck includes the print of , while the decklist in the 2014 World Championships Booklet lists the deck as having the print instead, which is the equivalent of the print Haruto Kobayashi used in the tournament. Although it is typical that the decks include the lowest possible rarity of the specific cards, the decklist is in error as they usually reflect this modification. 
Category:World Championship Decks
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Plasma Shadow (TCG)

The Plasma Shadow from the expansion of the Pokémon Trading Card Game predominantly focuses on and Pokémon. Each Theme Deck is packaged with a 60-card deck, damage counters, a custom , a rulesheet, a card list, a deckbox, a two-player mat, and a code card.
==Blurb==
Shadows loom and sparks fly as the Renegade Pokémon Giratina lays a Hex on any Pokémon that stands against it! A devastating chain reaction becomes a terrifying reality once Amoonguss gets in on the action with its damage-boosting Miracle Powder attack, and a shocking aftermath is inescapable once Weezing unleashes its Aftermath Ability. Finally, as Watchog shows its teeth and snaps around the heels of fleeing Pokémon with its Second Bite attack, what once was murky will become blindingly clear: you'll cast a shadow over your foes with the Plasma Shadow theme deck!
==Deck list==
==Trivia==
*The Cracked Ice Holofoil version of Giratina is exclusive to this deck.
*The Non Holofoil version of Weezing is exclusive to this deck.
==In other languages==
Category:Theme Decks
de:Plasma-Schatten (TCG)
fr:Ombre Plasma
it:Notte Plasma (GCC)
ja:Plasma Shadow
zh:等离子暗影（TCG）
Plasma Storm (TCG)

:BW8 redirects here, due to a series identifier mismatch between Japanese and English set releases, if you were looking for the Japanese set with this series identifier see Plasma Freeze (TCG).
Pokémon TCG: Black & White—Plasma Storm (Japanese: プラズマゲイル Plasma Gale) is the name given to the eighth main expansion of cards from the Black & White Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. It is the seventh main expansion from the BW Era of the Pokémon Card Game in Japan. The set continues to feature Generation V Pokémon, , and in the card game.
==Blurb==
There Can Be No Calm Before This Storm!
Clouds gather, Energy crackles, and when you play the Pokémon TCG: Black & White—Plasma Storm expansion, a new force will be felt as the tempestuous Team Plasma makes its debut! All must make ready for a new battlefield, featuring electrifying Team Plasma Pokémon, game-changing Trainer cards, and Team Plasma Pokémon-EX such as Articuno-EX, Zapdos-EX, and Lugia-EX. And, as all-new, powerful ACE SPEC cards blast the balance of power and even more amazing Pokémon-EX race into battle, a question must be asked: Trainers, are you ready? Prepare for the Plasma Storm!
==Information==
Plasma Storm is the name given to the eighth main expansion of the Black & White Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. In Japan, it was released as Plasma Gale, the seventh expansion in the Pokémon Card Game BW Era. It is based on , featuring Generation V Pokémon and Team Plasma. The English expansion was released on February 6, 2013, while the Japanese expansion was released on September 14, 2012.
The card design was visually enhanced for Team Plasma cards. The card border and artwork window were blue and the Stage strip, Evolution circle, the curvy strips, the border of the Pokémon's data, and the Pokédex entry border were blue and silver. A Team Plasma bar was located below the HP and type symbol. The Team Plasma logo was featured in the attack box and description box of Trainer cards. prints of Team Plasma Pokémon-EX have the Team Plasma logo in the artwork. Team Plasma Pokémon have a blue aura surrounding the Pokémon.
Whismur, Loudred and Exploud, and Lugia-EX were misplaced in the card order. Whismur (#293), Loudred (#294), and Exploud (#295) were placed before Lugia (#249).
==Set lists==
==Gallery==
==Languages this set is released in==
The Plasma Gale set is released in Japanese and Korean. The Japanese set is available in both 1st and unlimited edition, and the Korean set is only available in unlimited edition. The Plasma Storm set is released in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese. The Portuguese set lacked any Reverse Holos, which were available in the other mentioned languages.
==In other languages==
==External links==
* Set checklist
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zh:等离子风暴（TCG）
Plasma Tundra

Plasma Tundra (Japanese: プラズマ凍原 Plasma Tundra) is an area in Pokémon Rumble World available after obtaining Rank 45. The Plasma Balloon is required for access. It consists of six stages.
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Five Legendary Pokémon can be found in the Plasma Tundra:
* (Abundant Orchard Special)
* (Frosty Alps Special)
* (Sacred Blade Cliff Special)
* (Waltzing Glade Special)
* (Waltzing Glade - all areas)
==Abundant Orchard==
 can be found as both male and female, identified by the spot on its forehead.
 and can both be caught in any of their three cloaks. Unlike in the main games, Burmy's cloak does not change after battling in different areas.
 appears in Therian Forme if the player enters the boss's chamber between 12:00 and 1:00 (AM or PM).
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==Endless Cave==
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==Frosty Alps==
 only appears here in its normal form. After capturing Kyurem, Black and White Kyurem replace and as the bosses of the and stages respectively if the player enters the boss's chamber between 12:00 and 1:00 (AM or PM).
Pokémon	Pokémon	Entrance	Center	Back	Special
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==Misty Moor==
Castform can randomly be caught in any of its four formes.
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==Sacred Blade Cliff==
Pokémon	Pokémon	Entrance	Center	Back	Special
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==Waltzing Glade==
Meloetta can change to Pirouette Forme during battle using Relic Song. Notably, allies will not appear while Meloetta is in Pirouette Form.
Pokémon	Pokémon	Entrance	Center	Back	Special
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==In other languages==
Abundant Orchard	
Endless Cave	
Frosty Alps
Misty Moor	
Sacred Blade Cliff	
Waltzing Glade
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es:Tundra de Plasma
fr:Toundra Plasma
Platinum

Platinum (プラチナ) has several referrals.
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==Game==
* For the Generation IV , see Pokémon Platinum Version.
==Manga==
* For the Pokémon Adventures chapter, see .
* For the manga by Ryū Matsushima, see Pocket Monsters Platinum: Aim to Be Battle King!!.
* For the 4koma manga, see Pokémon Platinum 4Koma Comic Compilation.
==Characters==
* For the female player character of , see Dawn (game).
** For her counterpart, see Dawn (anime).
** For her Pokémon Adventures counterpart, see Platinum (Adventures).
** For her Pokémon Diamond and Pearl Adventure! manga counterpart, see Mitsumi.
==Item==
* For the associated with , whose Japanese name means Platinum Orb, see Griseous Orb.
==TCG==
* For the expansions, see and .
* For the booklet detailing the and expansions, see .
* For the , see Wonder Platinum (DPt-P Promo 33).
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zh:白金
Platinum: Arceus (TCG)

Pokémon TCG: Platinum—Arceus (Japanese: アルセウス光臨 Advent of Arceus) is the name given to the fourth and final main expansion of cards from the Platinum Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game (the DPt Era in Japan). The set continues to feature Generation IV Pokémon, , and in the card game.
==Blurb==
Before Time Began... Perfection Existed
Stepping out of ancient times comes a Pokémon so mighty that legends say it shaped the universe itself! The Pokémon TCG: Platinum—Arceus expansion introduces the Alpha Pokémon Arceus and its multiple Energy types. So, harness and wield this awesome power or rise to its incredible challenge! Capture previously unseen Pokémon LV.X to aid you in this titanic struggle, and turn the tide of battle with all-new Trainer and Stadium cards. Prepare to face your greatest test...
==Information==
Arceus is the name given to the fourth and final main expansion of the Platinum Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. In Japan, it was released as Advent of Arceus, the fourth and final expansion in the Pokémon Card Game DPt Era. It is based on , featuring Generation IV Pokémon and the Alpha Pokémon . The English expansion was released on November 4, 2009, while the Japanese expansion was released on July 8, 2009. Advent of Arceus was released in anticipation of Arceus: To a Conquering Spacetime, the twelfth Pokémon movie which premiered on July 18, 2009, ten days after the release of the expansion.
==Set lists==
==Gallery==
==Languages this set is released in==
The Advent of Arceus set is only released in Japanese, in both 1st and unlimited edition. The Arceus set is released in English, German, and Italian, with cards also available as Reverse Holos.
==In other languages==
==External links==
* Set checklist
==Related articles==
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zh:阿尔宙斯（TCG）
Platinum (TCG)

Pokémon TCG: Platinum (Japanese: ギンガの覇道 Galactic's Conquest) is the name given to the first main expansion of cards from the Platinum Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game (the DPt Era in Japan). The set continues to feature Generation IV Pokémon and in the card game.
==Blurb==
New Worlds, New Battles!
The Pokémon TCG: Platinum expansion puts you in the middle of the action when you face challenges no Trainer has ever encountered before! From incredible Pokémon LV.X like Giratina to the mysterious new Lost Zone, from the newly discovered Pokémon Shaymin to the villainous Team Galactic, you'll discover worlds you never knew existed and fight battles you never knew were possible. The Pokémon TCG: Platinum is your first step into the next great Pokémon TCG adventure!
==Information==
Platinum is the name given to the first main expansion of the Platinum Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. In Japan, it was released as Galactic's Conquest, the first expansion in the Pokémon Card Game DPt Era. It is based on , featuring Generation IV Pokémon, Team Galactic, and and in both of their . The English expansion was released on February 11, 2009, while the Japanese expansion was released on October 10, 2008.
Platinum introduced , a type of Pokémon. All Pokémon SP are Basic Pokémon, had a yellow and gray card border, a SP symbol on the bottom left and a headshot of their owner on the bottom right corner of the artwork. The first variant of Pokémon SP introduced was the Pokémon , Pokémon that were owned by Team Galactic. It also introduced the Lost Zone, an area where discarded Pokémon could not be brought back into play.
==Set lists==
==Gallery==
==Languages this set is released in==
The Galactic's Conquest set is only released in Japanese, in both 1st and unlimited edition. The Platinum set is released in English, German, French, Italian, and Spanish. Cards in the English, German, French, and Italian sets were also available as Reverse Holos. The Spanish version of this set lacked any Reverse Holos.
==In other languages==
==External links==
* Set checklist
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it:Platino (GCC)
ja:Platinum
zh:白金（TCG）
Platinum arc (Adventures)

The Platinum arc (Japanese: プラチナ編 Platinum arc), also referred to as The Eighth Chapter (Japanese: 第八章 The Eighth Chapter), is the eighth story arc of the Pokémon Adventures , consisting of three volumes. It began serialization in March 2009, and ended in July 2010.
This arc follows as she enters the to gather information on the mysterious Distortion World so she can rescue her original bodyguards Paka and Uji. Joining Platinum is , a member of the International Police, who aims to investigate the villainous Team Galactic. Meanwhile, and set out to protect Sinnoh's Legendary Pokémon from Team Galactic's new leader, Charon.
==Volumes==
* 
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* 
===Chapters===
==Important events==
* arrives at the Battle Zone and meets .
*Platinum starts to challenge the to gather information on the Distortion World.
* and set out on a journey with Dr. Footstep and the Sinnoh Pokémon Association Chairman.
*Charon captures .
*Palmer is revealed to be Pearl's father.
*Diamond and Pearl part ways with their companions. They meet again, and it joins their group.
* appears in Eterna City.
*Diamond is hit by Giratina's while saving Pearl. His body disappears.
*Platinum enters the Distortion World together with Palmer, Riley, Mira, and Cheryl.
*Diamond finds himself in Distortion World and meets Cyrus.
* and are freed.
*Paka, Uji, Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum reunite.
*Giratina appears and is defeated in Sunyshore City. Charon is arrested by Looker.
*Cyrus disbands Team Galactic.
*Looker is called to the Unova region.
*Looker gives Diamond Manaphy's Egg.
==Party changes==
===Additions===
The following Pokémon are obtained:
*Diamond's Rotom (joins Diamond and Pearl's group in PS430)
**(joins Diamond's team in PS441)
===Evolutions===
No Pokémon evolve in this arc.
==Battle Frontier facility challenges==
Platinum defeats the following Frontier Brains:
*Darach (PS420)
*Dahlia (PS425)
*Thorton (PS428)
*Argenta (PS429)
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fr:Arc Platine (Pocket Monsters Special)
it:Arco Platino (La Grande Avventura)
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zh:宝可梦特别篇第八章
Play! Pokémon Prize Pack Series Five (TCG)

Play! Pokémon Prize Pack Series Five is a series of promotional cards released on August 14, 2024 through Pokémon Organized Play events or affiliated products. This set features 86 specifically selected cards from the expansion through , including of . All cards retained their original set number, but are marked with the Play! Pokémon logo. Each Booster pack contains 6 cards. Foil cards in this set have Cosmos Holofoil except for and s which retain their regular foil patterns.
==Card list==
==External links==
* Pokémon Prize Packs
* Set Checklist
Category:English promotional cards
es:Paquetes de premio de Play! Pokémon Serie 5 (TCG)
Play! Pokémon Prize Pack Series Four (TCG)

Play! Pokémon Prize Pack Series Four is a series of promotional cards released on February 14, 2024 through Pokémon Organized Play events or affiliated products. This set features 86 specifically selected cards from the expansion through , in addition to of . All cards retained their original set number, but are marked with the Play! Pokémon logo. Each Booster pack contains 6 cards. Foil cards in this set have Cosmos Holofoil except for , and which retain their regular foil patterns.
==Card list==
==Pack artwork==
==In other languages==
==External links==
* Pokémon Prize Packs
* Set Checklist
==References==
Category:English promotional cards
es:Paquetes de premio de Play! Pokémon Serie 4 (TCG)
Play! Pokémon Prize Pack Series One (TCG)

Play! Pokémon Prize Pack Series One is a series of promotional cards released through Pokémon Organized Play events or affiliated products. This set features 170 specifically selected cards from the expansion through in addition to and Sword & Shield Print . All cards retained their original set number, but are marked with the Play! Pokémon logo. Each Booster pack contains 6 cards.
==Card list==
TPCi sublty published an official Card List on 24 October, 2023.Pokémon TCG: Prize Pack—Series One Card List
==Pack artwork==
==In other languages==
==Trivia==
* When redeeming the code cards on Pokémon Trading Card Game Live it is possible to get reverse Holo , however these do not seem to be included in the physical prize packs.
==References==
Category:English promotional cards
Play! Pokémon Prize Pack Series Three (TCG)

Play! Pokémon Prize Pack Series Three is a series of promotional cards released on August 14, 2023 through Pokémon Organized Play events or affiliated products. This set features 163 specifically selected cards from the expansion through , in addition to and regulation F Prints of that initially debuted in . All cards retained their original set number, but are marked with the Play! Pokémon logo. Each Booster pack contains 6 cards. Foil cards in this set have Cosmos Holofoil except for , , and which retain their regular foil patterns.
==Card list==
TPCi sublty published an official Card List on 24 October, 2023.Pokémon TCG: Prize Pack—Series Three Card List
==Pack artwork==
==In other languages==
==External links==
* Visit Your Local Game Store to Receive Play! Pokémon Prize Packs
==References==
Category:English promotional cards
Play! Pokémon Prize Pack Series Two (TCG)

Play! Pokémon Prize Pack Series Two is a series of promotional cards released on January 19, 2023 through Pokémon Organized Play events or affiliated products. This set features 154 specifically selected cards from the expansion through in addition to , some items from the base set, and Brilliant Stars Print . All cards retained their original set number, but are marked with the Play! Pokémon logo. Each Booster pack contains 6 cards.
==Card list==
TPCi sublty published an official Card List on 24 October, 2023.Pokémon TCG: Prize Pack—Series Two Card List
==Pack artwork==
==In other languages==
==References==
Category:English promotional cards
Play Nice (move)

Play Nice (Japanese: なかよくする Make Friends) is a non-damaging move introduced in Generation VI.
==Effect==
Play Nice lowers the target's stat by one stage and bypasses checks to always hit, unless the target is in the semi-invulnerable turn of a move such as or . It will hit the target even if it has used , , , or but will fail if the target is protected by . Play Nice bypasses s.
If powered up by a Normalium Z into Z-Play Nice, the user's stat rises by one stage.
Play Nice can be used as a part of a Contest Spectacular combination, causing certain moves (, , , , and ) to give an extra three appeal points if any of them is used in the next turn.
==Description==
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==Learnset==
===By leveling up===
==In other games==
===Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series===
Play Nice lowers the enemy's Attack by one stage.
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In , all status moves including Play Nice could only be used by opposing Pokémon and could not be obtained on any caught Pokémon. Play Nice could be seen as a move used by opposing .
===Description===
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==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
==In other generations==
===Core series games===
===Spin-off series games===
==In other languages==
Category:Cute moves
Category:Moves that can lower the target's Attack
Category:Moves that cannot miss
Category:Moves usable in Pokémon Sword and Shield
Category:Moves usable in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet
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es:Camaradería
fr:Camaraderie
it:Simpatia
ja:なかよくする
zh:和睦相处（招式）
Play by Play

Play by Play Toys & Novelties Europe SA, trading as Play by Play, is a manufacturer of plush toys. Originally founded in 1990 in , , the company relocated to , Spain, in 2002.About us - Play by Play (retrieved March 16, 2024) The company does not sell its merchandise to the public. Instead, the products are only available to other professionals. 
In 2000, at the height of "Pokémon fever", Play by Play obtained the licence to produce a line of Pokémon plush toys.
==Pokémon merchandise==
===Original series===
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File:PlaybyPlaySquirtle.png|
File:PlaybyPlayWartortle.png| 
File:PlaybyPlayBlastoise.png| 
File:PlaybyPlayButterfree.png| 
File:PlaybyPlayPidgeotto.png| 
File:PlaybyPlayPikachu.png| 
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File:PlaybyPlayClefairy.png|
File:PlaybyPlayJigglypuff.png|
File:PlaybyPlayZubat.png|
File:PlaybyPlayMeowth.png|
File:PlaybyPlayPsyduck.png|
File:PlaybyPlayPoliwhirl.png|
File:PlaybyPlayMachop.png| 
File:PlaybyPlayGeodude.png| 
File:PlaybyPlayGengar.png|
File:PlaybyPlayHitmonchan.png|
File:PlaybyPlayChansey.png|
File:PlaybyPlayHorsea.png|
File:PlaybyPlayGoldeen.png|
File:PlaybyPlayMagmar.png|
File:PlaybyPlayEevee.png|
File:PlaybyPlaySnorlax.png|
File:PlaybyPlayMewtwo.png|
File:PlaybyPlayMew.png|
File:PlaybyPlayTogepi.png|
File:PlaybyPlayPokeBall.png|Poké Ball
===Pokemon Master Quest series===
 
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File:PlaybyPlayAshKetchum.png|Ash Ketchum
==External links==
* Official website
==References==
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