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Tracey's Venomoth

Tracey's Venomoth (Japanese: ケンジのモルフォン Kenji's Morphon) was one of the two owned by Tracey Sketchit before he met in the Orange Islands, and the first seen in his possession.
==In animation==
===History===
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 first debuted as a in The Lost Lapras, where it was used to help track down 's truck after they stole from a Pokémon Center. Using its special ability known as "radar eye", it was able to locate Team Rocket, and was able to rescue Lapras.
In The Crystal Onix, Tracey attempted to use Venonat to find an Onix made out of crystal. It was shown a glass sculpture of it that 's grandfather made and ask to look for something similar. However it only found a pile of rocks, but it was still convinced that it found what Tracey wanted.
In Tracey Gets Bugged, Venonat was teamed up with to find some Pokémon to watch on Murcott Island. Aside from and , they were able to find an injured and elderly Scyther. Tracey asked Venonat to assist in trying to help Scyther, but it was initially intimidated by it. But its told it to stay strong, and it used Sleep Powder on the , which Tracey then captured.
In The Pokémon Water War, while on Ascorbia Island, Tracey used Venonat's radar eye to help find Captain Aidan's Wartortle and Ash's Squirtle and who were taken by Team Rocket. It located them and assisted by attacking them with .
In The Rivalry Revival, Venonat was seen with Tracey and its teammates as they saw Ash, , and off as they departed for Johto.
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Since Tracey's stay in Pallet Town, Venonat appeared in Bulbasaur... The Ambassador!, where it helped break up a fight between the Water and Grass Pokémon.
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In The Rainbow and the Pokémon Master!, Venonat was shown to have evolved into Venomoth. It, Tracey, and the rest of his Pokémon greeted Ash upon his visit back to Pallet Town.
===Personality and characteristics===
Venomoth has been shown to become excited if it thinks it has spotted what Tracey is looking for and responds by jumping up and down. 
Venomoth helps Tracey as a Pokémon Watcher by using its eyes to scan the area and locate the Pokémon that Tracey is looking for. It can also use to make it less likely for the Pokémon to run away. Tracey tends to use it more for Pokémon watching as opposed to battling, for which he favors and more.
===Appearance===
As a Venonat
===Moves used===
==In the games==
===In the spin-off games===
====Pokémon Puzzle League====
Venonat is one of 's three Pokémon in .
==Trivia==
* Venomoth is the only one of Tracey's Pokémon that:
** Is fully evolved.
** Evolved under his ownership.
** Doesn't have a cross-generational evolutionary stage. 
** Has never caused to blast off.
** Doesn't have an immunity to a certain type.
==Related articles==
* 
Venomoth
de:Traceys Omot
es:Venomoth de Tracey
fr:Aéromite de Jacky
it:Venomoth di Tracey
ja:ケンジのモルフォン
zh:小建的摩魯蛾
Tracey West

Tracey West is an American author who is well-known within the Pokémon community for her novelizations of and related s.
==Biography==
The eldest of three children, West was born and raised in New Jersey. She attended , graduating in English and journalism, before attaining a period of employment with a small publishing company. She considers this to have been a quintessential part of her education. She worked at for a while, before forming an independent company, Pure West Productions. It was then that she would start writing books for the Pokémon franchise.
West says she was thrilled to write Pokémon books. She states, on her official website, that she is a big fan of cartoons, especially Japanese ones. While writing her novels, she began playing (starting with ), but didn't get far, blaming this on the fact that writing takes up too much time. All but two of the Pokémon books that she wrote are based on the anime: Race to Danger and Talent Showdown are her own original stories.
Her book, Pokémon: I Choose You!, was listed in the 1999 . She has also won awards for her other books, including the Scribe Award for the Best Young Adult Novel in 2009 for her book, Journey to the Center of the Earth, 3-D. 
In 2005, West married high school friend Bill Hancock. As of 2006, she frequents libraries and schools with presentations about her works and life as a writer.
==Bibliography==
West has written a range of articles for various newspapers. Her first novel, a / mystery titled , was published in 1992 under the pen-name . Since then, she has published over 100 books, with more than a third about Pokémon.
===Pokémon===
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* Night in the Haunted Tower
* Team Rocket Blasts Off!
* Charizard, Go!
* Splashdown in Cerulean City
* Return of the Squirtle Squad
* Journey to the Orange Islands
* Secret of the Pink Pokémon
* Race to Danger
* Talent Showdown
* Thundershock in Pummelo Stadium
* Go West, Young Ash
* Ash Ketchum, Pokémon Detective
* Prepare for Trouble
* The Chikorita Challenge
* Ash to the Rescue
* Teaming Up With Totodile
* Tough Enough
* Winner Takes All
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* Pokémon Holiday Hi-Jynx: Sticker Storybook
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* 
* 
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* Pikachu in Love
* Togepi Springs Into Action
* Let It Snow!
* The Haunted Gym
* 
* Get Well, Pikachu!
* Catch That Wobbuffet!
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* Pokémon Sinnoh Handbook
* Coal Badge Battle
* 
* Pokémon Challenge
* Celebi Rescue
* Team Rocket Truce
* Grovyle Trouble
* Time Out For Torchic
* Pokémon 4Ever: The Voice of the Forest Sticker Storybook
* Official Pokémon Pokédex
===Other works===
Among West's non-Pokémon works include novelizations for , , , , , , , and . She has also written several non-fiction books, and an original series titled Pixie Tricks.
==Trivia==
* West's favorite book is .
* Her favorite Pokémon are and . She finds them "funny".
* If she was a Pokémon Trainer, West would specialize in Pokémon, believing them to be cute (, ) and unique ().
==References==
* Official website
==Related articles==
Category:Authors
it:Tracey West
Trackless Forest

The Trackless Forest (Japanese: Primeval Forest) is a location in the Hoenn region, found east of Petalburg Woods (or southeast of Rustboro City) in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. It is only accessible by soaring on / and appears when the has either or in their party.
==Special encounters==
In the back of the area is a "mysterious ring" floating in the air. Depending on the time when the Trackless Forest was landed in, the player may interact with the ring to battle , , or , rotating between these Pokémon in 20-minute intervals; the Pokémon that appears will not change so long as the player remains in the area. If the Nintendo 3DS system's clock is modified, no Pokémon will appear in the area for 24 hours. If defeated or run from, each Pokémon respawns after entering the Hall of Fame.
UTC 	UTC 	UTC
XX:00 - XX:19	XX:20 - XX:39	XX:40 - XX:59
 	 	
==Gallery==
Raikou ORAS.png|Raikou in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire
Entei ORAS.png|Entei in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire
Suicune ORAS.png|Suicune in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire
==Music==
Games	Situation 	Song name (Japanese)	Song name (English)	Composition 	Arrangement
 	Overworld 	おふれのせきしつ 	Sealed Chamber 	Go Ichinose 	Go Ichinose
 	When battling Raikou/Entei/Suicune	戦闘！スイクン 	Battle! (Suicune) 	Junichi Masuda	Junichi Masuda
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Forests
Category:Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire locations
Category:Mirage spots
de:Wilder Wald
es:Bosque Virgen
fr:Forêt Impénétrable
it:Foresta Vergine
zh:原始森林
Trade Please! (Trade Please promo)

Trade Please! (Japanese: とりかえっこプリーズ！ Trade Please!) is a . It was first released as one of the as a .
==Card text==
==Release information==
In Japan, this card was available as part of the Trade Please campaign that ran from February 10 to July 31, 1998. Participants were required to mail a flyer included with copies of by Suzukisan to MediaFactory along with any two Pokémon trading cards and a return envelope within the campaign period. Participants could select a "course" detailed on the flyer by writing in the appropriate space. The "A Course" included a card and a copy of this card. The "B Course" included a card and a copy of this card. The "C Course" included a card and a copy of this card. MediaFactory would then send the two cards from the chosen course to the participant, completing the trade.
It was reprinted as a as part of the collection, and was available as part of the Trade Please Campaign 20th, which began on September 16, 2016 for as long as stocks lasted. Customers visiting participating Pokémon Centers, Pokémon Stores, and Pokémon Store Outlets, as well as those attending the 20th Anniversary Festa venues in October, could trade 20 Pokémon TCG cards featuring a classic reverse (those released during the Original and Neo Eras) with a member of staff for 1 of 2 "courses" whilst saying the secret password "Trade Please!". The "A Course" included a card and a copy of this card. The "B Course" included a card and a copy of this card. Only 1 trade could be completed per day.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
*Imakuni? is a member of Suzukisan, who released the Trade Please album as part of the original campaign.
*The Unnumbered Promotional print and are the only two cards produced in the history of the TCG to have a Holofoil reverse. The XY-P Promotional print does not have a Holofoil reverse.
*The Unnumbered Promotional print has the Pikachu Records logo in place of an expansion symbol.
===Origin===
Category:Unplayable cards
Category:Promotional cards
Category:XY-P Promotional cards
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Illus. by Tomoaki Imakuni
de:Torikaekko Please! (TCG)
es:Trade Please! (JTCG)
fr:とりかえっこプリーズ! (XYプロモカード 282)
ja:とりかえっこプリーズ!
Trading Card Game Islands

The Trading Card Game Islands are the setting of the games. The region consists of two small islands, TCG Island, which appeared in both games, and GR Island, which appeared alongside the original island in the second game only, much like Kanto and Johto did in Generation II.
Since the region has no routes like the Orre region, the character walks directly to their destinations. Thus, the only areas of interest on TCG Island are Pokémon Clubs, which are similar to Pokémon Gyms, a stadium for the Grand Masters, Mr. Ishihara's house, and 's Card Laboratory. GR Island's areas of interest include several bases for Team Great Rocket, a Challenge Hall for tournaments, a Game Center, which is similar to the Game Corners, Mr. Ishihara's Villa, and a Sealed Fort. Both of the islands have an airport, allowing the to travel between the two islands.
As the game is focused on playing with Pokémon Cards, it is unclear if real Pokémon exist somewhere in the region, or even if it is set in the same universe as the other regions.
==Related articles==
 
Category:TCG GB locations
Category:Archipelagos
it:Trading Card Game Islands
zh:寶可夢卡牌島
Traffic Light Deck (TCG)

The Traffic Light Deck (Japanese: こうつうしんごうデッキ) is a Theme Deck from for the Game Boy Color. It is one of several Decks available from the Auto Deck Machine only after the player obtains the Fire Medal. It predominantly focuses on , and type Pokémon.
==Deck list==
==In other languages==
de:Ampel Deck
it:Mazzo Semaforo (GCC)
ja:こうつうしんごうデッキ
Trailblaze (move)

Trailblaze (Japanese: くさわけ Trailblazer) is a damage-dealing move introduced in Generation IX. It is TM020 in Generation IX.
==Effect==
Trailblaze inflicts damage and raises the user's by one stage.
==Description==
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==Learnset==
===By TM===
===Special move===
====Generation IX====
==In other games==
===Pokémon GO===
==In animation==
===Pokémon animated series===
==In other languages==
Category:Moves usable in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet
Category:Moves that can raise the user's Speed
Category:Grass-type moves
Category:Physical moves
Category:Generation IX moves
Category:Moves that can target any adjacent Pokémon
de:Wegbereiter
es:Abrecaminos
fr:Désherbaffe
it:Apripista
ja:くさわけ
zh:起草（招式）
Trailhead Field

Trailhead Field (Japanese: たびだちののはら Setting-off Field) is the first region in Pokémon Rumble Blast. It consists of Toy Town, two areas, and a Battle Royale.
==Field==
Available Pokémon:
Pokémon	Pokémon
 	
==Meadow==
Move Vendor: None
Available Pokémon:
Pokémon	Pokémon
 	
 	(post-ending)
 	
 	
 	
 	
 	(Boss)
 	
 	(post-ending)
 	(post-ending)
 	
 	(post-ending)
==Forest==
Move Vendor: None
Available Pokémon:
Pokémon	Pokémon
 	
 	
 	
 	(Boss)
 	
 	(post-ending)
 	
 	(post-ending)
 	
 	
==Battle Royale==
Battle Royale	Battle Royale
{| width="100%" colspan="2" style="margin:auto; text-align:center; background:#fff;"	
{| width="100%" colspan="2" style="margin:auto; text-align:center; background:#fff;"
Requirements 	Requirements
Power: 70 	Power: 70
Prize: 100Ⓟ 	Prize: 100Ⓟ
Move Vendor 	Move Vendor
Move: 	Price: 16,230Ⓟ
==In other languages==
de:Feld des Aufbruchs (1-1)
es:Campo de Partida
fr:Prairie des Voyages
zh:出发野原
Trained Body (Skill)

Trained Body (Japanese: 防御ダウン耐性 Defense Reduction Resistance) is a family of s in .
==Effect==
When the user's is lowered to a negative stat value, the effects of the negative stat value on Defense are reduced. The skill can range from Trained Body 1 to Trained Body 9, with higher numbered skills resulting in a greater mitigation in the effects of a stat reduction in Defense. 
Skill rank 	Reduction in the effect of negative Defense stat values
Trained Body 1	10%
Trained Body 2	20%
Trained Body 3	30%
Trained Body 4	40%
Trained Body 5	50%
Trained Body 6	60%
Trained Body 7	70%
Trained Body 8	80%
Trained Body 9	90%
==Availability==
===Trained Body 1-4===
====As lucky skill====
Lucky Cookie	Appearance Rate
1★ 	2.30%
===Trained Body 5===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
====As lucky skill====
Lucky Cookie	Appearance Rate
1★ 	2.30%
===Trained Body 6-9===
====As lucky skill====
Lucky Cookie	Appearance Rate
1★ 	0.55%
2★ 	3.36%
==In other languages==
Category:Skill families
Category:Skills that activate when the user's stats are lowered
Category:Skills that mitigate stat reductions
Category:Skills that affect the user
Trained Mind (Skill)

Trained Mind (Japanese: 特防ダウン耐性 Special Defense Reduction Resistance) is a family of s in .
==Effect==
When the user's is lowered to a negative stat value, the effects of the negative stat value on Sp. Def are reduced. The skill can range from Trained Mind 1 to Trained Mind 9, with higher numbered skills resulting in a greater mitigation in the effects of a stat reduction in Sp. Def. 
Skill rank 	Reduction in the effect of negative Sp. Def stat values
Trained Mind 1	10%
Trained Mind 2	20%
Trained Mind 3	30%
Trained Mind 4	40%
Trained Mind 5	50%
Trained Mind 6	60%
Trained Mind 7	70%
Trained Mind 8	80%
Trained Mind 9	90%
==Availability==
===Trained Mind 1-4===
====As lucky skill====
Lucky Cookie	Appearance Rate
1★ 	2.30%
===Trained Mind 5===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
====As lucky skill====
Lucky Cookie	Appearance Rate
1★ 	2.30%
===Trained Mind 6-8===
====As lucky skill====
Lucky Cookie	Appearance Rate
1★ 	0.55%
2★ 	3.36%
===Trained Mind 9===
====As grid skill (yellow tiles)====
====As lucky skill====
Lucky Cookie	Appearance Rate
1★ 	0.55%
2★ 	3.36%
==In other languages==
Category:Skills that activate when the user's stats are lowered
Category:Skills that mitigate stat reductions
Category:Skills that affect the user
Trainer's Toolkit (TCG)

The first edition of the Trainer's Toolkit was released for the Pokémon Trading Card Game during the Sword & Shield Series. It was released on June 26, 2020.
==Description==
Everything You Need to Build a Powerful Deck!
You can turn your Pokémon Trading Card Game collection into playable, fun, and winning decks with the Pokémon TCG: Trainer’s Toolkit. Inside this box, you’ll find a plethora of cards that will expand and boost the strength of your deck—cards like the powerful Dedenne-GX, which has proven to be quite formidable in competitive play, as well as strategic Trainer cards and useful Energy cards. There’s also a Deck Builder’s Guide that will help you assemble a deck that showcases your best Pokémon.
After all, Pokémon TCG players must make all sorts of decisions when building a deck: More big Pokémon? More strategic Trainer cards? How much Energy is too much? The Pokémon TCG: Trainer’s Toolkit can help! You’ll even get some accessories to use when you play, such as card sleeves, dice, and condition markers. Steer a course for completely new decks, original combos, and all the fun of head-to-head competition with the Pokémon TCG: Trainer’s Toolkit.
==Information==
It contained two copies each of 26 useful Pokémon, , and s, including art prints of cards previously exclusive to the Japanese subset. Additionally, it contained 121 basic Energy cards, four booster packs (typically one , one , and two ), 65 sleeves with an exclusive design, seven tournament-legal dice, two markers, a manual, and a code card.
The Trainer's Toolkit included an exclusive Non Holofoil version of Holofoil from . It also provided a rerelease of Non Holofoil and , originally from the .
==Cards==
Basic Energy cards
* (×13)
* (×13)
* (×14)
* (×13)
* (×13)
* (×13)
* (×14)
* (×14)
* (×14)
Category:Trainer's Toolkits
Trainer's Toolkit 2021 (TCG)

Following the popularity of its in 2020, a second edition of the Trainer's Toolkit was officially released on August 6, 2021.
==Description==
Everything You Need to Build a Powerful Deck!
Turn your card collection into playable, fun, and winning Pokémon Trading Card Game decks! Inside this box, you'll find a plethora of Trainer cards and Energy cards, plus a Deck Builder's Guide to putting them all together to create a deck that showcases your best Pokémon! You'll find everything you need to help you make the choices every deck builder faces: More big Pokémon? More strategic Trainer cards? How much Energy is too much? Steer a course for completely new decks, original combos, and all the fun of head-to-head competition with the Pokémon TCG: Trainer's Toolkit!
==Information==
Designed to provide cards useful to an array of deck s, it contained two copies each of numerous , , and s. It also contained two copies of a originating from the Japanese and one copy each of and , which were previously released in Japan to replace two cards banned in the . This card selection was accompanied by 121 basic Energy cards, four Sword & Shield Series booster packs (typically one , one , and two ), 65 card sleeves, seven tournament-legal dice, two markers, a rulebook, a Deck Builder's Guide, and a code card.
The Trainer's Toolkit 2021 provided a rerelease of Non Holofoil , originally from the , and , originally from the .
==Cards==
Basic Energy cards
* (×16)
* (×15)
* (×15)
* (×15)
* (×15)
* (×15)
* (×15)
* (×15)
Category:Trainer's Toolkits
Trainer's Toolkit 2022 (TCG)

July 1, 2022 saw the release of the Trainer's Toolkit, the third being released for the Pokémon Trading Card Game during the Sword & Shield Series. Like its predecessors, this product came with numerous staple cards for deck building. 
==Information==
Each box included two copies each of useful , , and s from across the Sword & Shield Series, as well as two copies of an alternate-art Lumineon V that, at the time of the toolkit's launch, had yet to be released in Japan. The toolkit also came with more than 100 basic Energy cards, four Sword & Shield Series booster packs, 65 card sleeves, six damage-counter dice, a coin-flip die, two markers, a VSTAR marker, a rulebook, a Deck Builder's Guide, and a Pokémon TCG Live code card.
==Description==
Everything You Need to Build a Powerful Deck! 
Turn your card collection into playable, fun, and competitive Pokémon Trading Card Game decks! Inside this box, you’ll find a plethora of Trainer cards and Energy cards, plus a Deck Builder’s Guide to putting them all together to create a deck that showcases your best Pokémon! You’ll find everything you need to help you make the choices every deck builder faces: More big Pokémon? More strategic Trainer cards? How much Energy is too much? Steer a course for completely new decks, original combos, and all the fun of head-to-head competition with the Pokémon TCG: Trainer’s Toolkit! 
==Cards==
==Trivia==
* The Trainer's Toolkit 2022 included Non Holofoil versions of , and .
Category:Trainer's Toolkits
Trainer's Toolkit 2023 (TCG)

June 9, 2023 saw the release of a fourth Trainer's Toolkit, the first being released for the Pokémon Trading Card Game during the Scarlet & Violet Series. Like its predecessors, this product came with numerous staple cards for deck building. 
==Description==
Turn your card collection into playable, fun, and competitive Pokémon Trading Card Game decks! Inside this box, you’ll find a plethora of Trainer cards and Energy cards, plus a Deck Builder’s Guide to putting them all together to create a deck that showcases your best Pokémon! You’ll find everything you need to help you make the choices every deck builder faces: More big Pokémon? More strategic Trainer cards? How much Energy is too much? Steer a course for completely new decks, original combos, and all the fun of head-to-head competition with the Pokémon TCG: Trainer’s Toolkit!
==Information==
The Toolkit included 58 cards to power up decks, including reprints of and from with new and exclusive artwork. The box was also packaged with four booster packs (typically two , one , and one ), more than 100 s, 65 card sleeves, a deck builder's guide, six damage-counter dice, a coin-flip die, two markers, an acrylic VSTAR marker, and a code card for Pokémon TCG Live. The Toolkit provided one copy of Arceus V and Arceus VSTAR, and two copies of all other cards listed below.
==Cards==
Category:Trainer's Toolkits
Trainer's Toolkit 2024 (TCG)

October 18, 2024 saw the release of a fifth Trainer's Toolkit, the second being released for the Pokémon Trading Card Game during the Scarlet & Violet Series. Like its predecessors, this product came with numerous staple cards for deck building. 
==Description==
Turn your card collection into playable, fun, and competitive Pokémon Trading Card Game decks! Inside this box, you’ll find a plethora of Trainer cards and Special Energy cards, plus a Deck Builder’s Guide to putting them all together to create a deck that showcases your best Pokémon! You’ll find everything you need to help you make the choices every deck builder faces: More strong Pokémon? More strategic Trainer cards? How much Energy is too much? Steer a course for completely new decks, original combos, and all the fun of head-to-head competition with the Pokémon TCG: Trainer’s Toolkit!
==Information==
Each box included copies of s and s from the Scarlet & Violet Series that had proved competitive staples, in addition to exclusive alternate-art prints of ex. Together with the enclosed Deck Builder's Guide, this product could help experienced players improve their game. Toolkits were also packaged with four booster packs, 65 card sleeves, six damage-counter dice, a coin-flip die, two markers, and a Pokémon TCG Live code card. The 2024 edition was the first Toolkit to be incorporated into the Play Level system, and was classed as Play Level 3.
==Cards==
More than 50 useful cards to power up your decks: dozens of Trainer cards, 4 Special Energy cards, and 6 Pokémon, including 2 copies of .
==Trivia==
* The Trainer's Toolkit 2024 included Non Holofoil versions of , and .
Category:Trainer's Toolkits