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TM229

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TM229 (Japanese: わざマシン２２９ Move Machine 229) is a TM introduced in Generation IX. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move. The move it teaches depends on the game. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation IX===
In Generation IX, TMs can only be used once.
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TMV Pass

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The TMV Pass (Japanese: TMV Pass) is a Key Item introduced in Generation VI.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
The TMV Pass allows the to ride the TMV at and access Kiloude City.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| Lumiose City (, from Professor Sycamore after entering the Hall of Fame)
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==In other languages==
==See also==
* List of Key Items in Generation VI
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TM Case

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The TM Case (Japanese: わざマシンケース Technique Machine Case) is a Key Item introduced in Generation III.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
The TM Case holds the TMs and HMs the collects in place of the TMs & HMs pocket introduced in . 
In Generation V, the bag pockets are similarly referred to as "Cases", and are depicted in-game as a series of different containers, one of which includes a separate case for TMs and HMs. 
In Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, the TM Case is a pocket in the player's Bag that stores TMs.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| Automatically obtained when the player obtains their first TM, the earliest without trading being Pewter Gym.
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==In other languages==
==See also==
* TM
* HM
* List of Key Items in Generation III
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TM Whirlwind (Jamboree)

TM Whirlwind is a . It is part of the cancelled expansion.
==Card text==
The effect of this card's attack is unknown. It is possible that this card's attack would force the opponent to switch the Defending Pokémon with one of their Benched Pokémon, similar to the effect of Whirlwind on other .
==Release information==
This card was designed for the cancelled set, and never officially released. Only two copies are known to exist.Pokémon Jamboree ⁠— MATOBA DESIGN
==Trivia==
*This card is likely misnamed. Since the only known copies are placeholder cards, it can be assumed the name was only meant to indicate the card's function to playtesters. However, s do not typically feature the name of the listed attack as part of the cards' names.
==References==
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TOKIYA

Tokiya Sakuba (Japanese: 作場季野), often credited as simply TOKIYA (トキヤ), is a freelance digital illustrator who has provided art for the Pokémon Trading Card Game since the expansion. She was born in 1983 in Tokyo, Japan.
Her style is very similar to that of kawayoo, utilizing a graphic tablet in image editing software to create base outlines, shapes and final details culminating in complex and atmospheric images. Her art focuses on insects, mechanics and the human body resulting in often very surreal images – some of which are quite extreme compared to similar artists, featuring elements of nudity and graphic violence. The Pokémon she has portrayed, as well as their environment, are very detailed and have surreal qualities. Thus far, TOKIYA has illustrated cards for the Pokémon TCG (excluding reprints). For a list of cards she has illustrated, go here.
==Designs==
===Characters===
The following are a list of characters designed by TOKIYA.
File:SM Swimmers TOKIYA.png|Deleted tweet about designing NPCs for Pokémon Sun and Moon
File:SM Ace Trainers TOKIYA.png|
File:Alola Ace Trainers Costume GO.jpg| outfit for Pokémon GO (Alola)TOKIYA talking about how she designed the Alola Ace Trainers outfit for GO (archived)
==Works==
Title 	Date 	Publisher/Label
DJ Technorch – Boss On Parade: XXX Meets Gabba CD cover illustration 	2007 	Hardcore Technique
SS Magazine Volume 18 Spring illustrations 	2007 	Asuka Shinsha
Robot: Super Color Comic Volume 9 illustrations 	2007 	Wani Books
Boss On Parade Remixes: DJ Technorch Meets XXX CD cover illustration 	2007 	999 Recordings, Murder Channel Records
DJ Technorch – Gothic System Lite: Trancecore Meets Gabber CD cover illustration	2008 	999 Recordings
animetoonz Volume 4: Yukari Fukui CD cover illustration 	2008 	Feugo Recordings
Pokémon Trading Card Game illustrations 	2009-	Creatures
==Trivia==
*In addition to TOKIYA, she is also sometimes known as ARMA-EATER (アルマイーター), which was also the name of her first website. Another alias and the name of her current site is her family name backwards (Abukas).
==External links==
*TOKIYA's personal website (archive)
*TOKIYA's Twitter page
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TPPC

TPPC is a Pokémon RPG founded more than twenty years ago. Currently on Version 8, it is the self-proclaimed "Web's Most Popular Pokémon RPG." The username of the founder and administrator of the RPG is Shrimpy. 
==Pokémon==
Some Pokémon are unavailable, with the Generation VIII Pokémon currently not yet released. Each Pokémon can learn many moves, including ones that they would normally be unable to learn; for example, can learn . However, many moves are also unavailable.
===Special Pokémon===
TPPC has three different special classes of Pokémon:
*: These Pokémon are colored differently, and will remain so upon evolution. All of their stats are boosted by 5.
*Dark: A Dark Pokémon's coloration is several tones darker than their regular form's. Their stats are lowered by 4 during daytime, but raised by 15 during nighttime.
*Golden: Gold Pokémon are colored gold. These Pokémon are the most difficult to obtain, and are by far the most popular amongst higher-ranking Trainers. All of their stats are boosted by 15.
==Differences between TPPC and Pokémon games==
* TPPC has no Abilities
* TPPC is mainly text-based; there is no walking around
* Most legendary Pokémon are found through sidequests
* In TPPC, Pokémon's levels have no limit (the highest leveled is a level 18,635 Golden)
* Pokémon can be purchased through a Trainer's market. The Trainer's market allows a Trainer to sell their Pokémon at a starting price, which is typically quite high (equivalent to 10× the total experience of the Pokémon to be sold). However, as time passes and the Pokémon remains unsold, its price begins to drop. The Trainer who sold the Pokémon will get 50% of the price as profit.
* Players can be on any villainous team (except for Team Plasma) or the 'good team' Team TPPC. Furthermore, members of each team can rise through the ranks by gaining faction points. As they attain new ranks, more prizes will be unlocked to the players. These prizes would require team points to exchange for as well. For instance, a Life Orb can be exchanged with 5000 faction points. The lowest rank is Grunt, followed by Private, Specialist, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Captain, Major, Colonel and General.
* TPPC often has seasonal events and contests where special rare Pokemon are given out, in addition to the side quests. Usually, the winner of the challenge is rewarded with a Gold Pokemon.
===Locations===
To catch Pokémon, players must go to one of a variety of maps, click the map, and choose if they want that Pokémon. Each map has a certain variety of Pokemon which can be found. They are all caught at level 5. The maps are:
*Dark Islands
*Tree Path
*Hidden Cove
*Cold Cavern
*Meteor Hills
*City Limits
*Ancient Temple
*Dark Cave
*Memorial Caves
*Empty Cliffs
*Untouched Growth
*Victory Path
*Frozen Ruins
*Safari Zone
*Caverns of Alph
==External links==
* TPPC's official website
* TPPC's forums
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TR

A Technical Record (Japanese: わざレコード Move Record), or TR for short, is a type of item introduced in Generation VIII that can be used to teach a Pokémon a move. They are single-use items that are consumed after use, and once a TR is used to teach a Pokémon a move, that move can later be relearned from the Move Reminder for free if forgotten. This makes them functionally similar to TMs in Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, , and every Pokémon game prior to Generation V.
In , TRs are found in the Wild Area, where they can be received as rewards for completing Max Raid Battles or can be exchanged for Watts with Watt Traders throughout the area. In The Isle of Armor, TRs can be found throughout the island or created by combining specific items with the Cram-o-matic. TRs can also be found across the Crown Tundra.
The ordering of TRs tends to follow the order of introduction of the moves contained in them. However, is listed between TRs that contain moves introduced in Generation II, despite Psyshock being introduced in Generation V.
 can be used if the user is holding a TR. Its power is equal to the listed power of the contained move, defaulting to 10 if the move does not have a listed power.
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==Incompatible Pokémon==
Although most Pokémon are able to learn a wide range of TR moves, there are 11 Pokémon who cannot learn any moves from them that are not available to them through other means. Typically, these Pokémon are low in their evolutionary line or rely on a specific set of moves.
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# 	Pokémon	Pokémon	Type 	Type	Compatible TR moves
# 	Pokémon	Pokémon	Type 	Type	
0010	 	 	—	 	
0010	 	 	 	 	
0129	 	 	 	 	
0132	 	 	—	 	
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0373	 	 	 	 	
0415	 	 	 	 	
0789	 	 	—	 	
0790	 	 	 	 	
0824	 	 	—	 	
0840	 	 	—	 	
==Near-universal TRs==
With few exceptions, all Pokémon who are compatible with TRs can learn the following moves:
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Move	 	Other exceptions
Move	 	Other exceptions
 	26	None
 	27	None
 	20	None
==TR-exclusive moves==
There have been moves exclusively taught by TRs:
		
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
* TM
* HM
* Move Tutor
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TR00

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TR00 (Japanese: わざレコード００ Move Record 00) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
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TR01

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TR01 (Japanese: わざレコード０１ Move Record 01) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR02

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TR02 (Japanese: わざレコード０２ Move Record 02) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR03

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TR03 (Japanese: わざレコード０３ Move Record 03) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR04

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TR04 (Japanese: わざレコード０４ Move Record 04) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR05

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TR05 (Japanese: わざレコード０５ Move Record 05) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR06

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TR06 (Japanese: わざレコード０６ Move Record 06) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR07

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TR07 (Japanese: わざレコード０７ Move Record 07) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR08

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TR08 (Japanese: わざレコード０８ Move Record 08) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR09

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TR09 (Japanese: わざレコード０９ Move Record 09) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR10

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TR10 (Japanese: わざレコード１０ Move Record 10) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR11

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TR11 (Japanese: わざレコード１１ Move Record 11) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR12

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TR12 (Japanese: わざレコード１２ Move Record 12) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR13

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TR13 (Japanese: わざレコード１３ Move Record 13) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR14

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TR14 (Japanese: わざレコード１４ Move Record 14) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR15

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TR15 (Japanese: わざレコード１５ Move Record 15) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR16

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TR16 (Japanese: わざレコード１６ Move Record 16) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR17

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TR17 (Japanese: わざレコード１７ Move Record 17) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR18

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TR18 (Japanese: わざレコード１８ Move Record 18) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR19

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TR19 (Japanese: わざレコード１９ Move Record 19) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR20

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TR20 (Japanese: わざレコード２０ Move Record 20) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR21

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TR21 (Japanese: わざレコード２１ Move Record 21) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR22

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TR22 (Japanese: わざレコード２２ Move Record 22) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR23

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TR23 (Japanese: わざレコード２３ Move Record 23) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR24

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TR24 (Japanese: わざレコード２４ Move Record 24) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR25

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TR25 (Japanese: わざレコード２５ Move Record 25) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR26

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TR26 (Japanese: わざレコード２６ Move Record 26) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR27

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TR27 (Japanese: わざレコード２７ Move Record 27) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR28

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TR28 (Japanese: わざレコード２８ Move Record 28) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR29

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TR29 (Japanese: わざレコード２９ Move Record 29) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR30

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TR30 (Japanese: わざレコード３０ Move Record 30) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR31

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TR31 (Japanese: わざレコード３１ Move Record 31) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR32

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TR32 (Japanese: わざレコード３２ Move Record 32) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR33

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TR33 (Japanese: わざレコード３３ Move Record 33) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR34

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TR34 (Japanese: わざレコード３４ Move Record 34) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR35

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TR35 (Japanese: わざレコード３５ Move Record 35) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR36

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TR36 (Japanese: わざレコード３６ Move Record 36) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR37

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TR37 (Japanese: わざレコード３７ Move Record 37) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR38

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TR38 (Japanese: わざレコード３８ Move Record 38) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR39

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TR39 (Japanese: わざレコード３９ Move Record 39) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR40

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TR40 (Japanese: わざレコード４０ Move Record 40) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR41

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TR41 (Japanese: わざレコード４１ Move Record 41) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR42

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TR42 (Japanese: わざレコード４２ Move Record 42) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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TR43

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TR43 (Japanese: わざレコード４３ Move Record 43) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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ja:わざレコード43
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TR44

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TR44 (Japanese: わざレコード４４ Move Record 44) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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ja:わざレコード44
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TR45

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TR45 (Japanese: わざレコード４５ Move Record 45) is a TR introduced in Generation VIII. It teaches a compatible Pokémon a move, once only. For compatibility, refer to the move's page.
==In the core series games==
===Generation VIII===
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de:TP45
es:DT45
fr:DT45
it:DT45
ja:わざレコード45
zh:招式记录４５