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Pokémon Breeder (Shining Legends 63)

Pokémon Breeder (Japanese: ポケモンブリーダー Pokémon Breeder) is a . It was first released in the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included as both a Regular card and a in the expansion, first released in the Japanese subset of the same name. The Regular print features artwork by Kanako Eo, while the Full Art print features artwork by Sanosuke Sakuma. The Regular print was reprinted in the Grass Lurantis-GX, Water Lapras-GX, Darkness Yveltal-GX, Metal Metagross-GX, and Fairy Xerneas-GX Decks of the Japanese .
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
 is a Trainer class introduced in Generation III. The Paniola Ranch is featured in the Regular print's illustration.
Category:Shining Legends cards
Category:GX Starter Decks cards
Category:Illus. by Kanako Eo
Category:Illus. by Sanosuke Sakuma
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Secret cards
Category:Full Art cards
Category:Trainer cards that draw cards from player's deck
Category:Trainer cards that heal damage
de:Pokémon-Züchterin (TCG)
es:Criapokémon (TCG)
fr:Éleveuse de Pokémon (Légendes Brillantes 73)
it:Allevapokémon (Leggende Iridescenti 63)
ja:ポケモンブリーダー (カードゲーム)
zh:宝可梦培育家（TCG）
Pokémon Breeder Fields (Neo Revelation 62)

Pokémon Breeder Fields (Japanese: ポケモン育て屋夫婦 Pokémon Day-Care Couple House) is a . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Trivia==
===Origin===
The Japanese name of this card reveals that this card is based on the couple who run the Pokémon Day Care on .
Category:Neo Revelation cards
Category:Awakening Legends cards
Category:Illus. by Ken Sugimori
Category:Trainer cards that move Pokémon cards from player's deck into hand
de:Pokémon-Aufzuchtfelder (TCG)
fr:Champs d'élevage de Pokémon (Neo Revelation 62)
it:Campi di Allevamento Pokémon (Neo Revelation 62)
ja:ポケモン育て屋夫婦
zh:宝可梦培育屋夫妇（TCG）
Pokémon Build 'n Battle

Pokémon Build 'n Battle was a series of construction toys manufactured by in the early 2000s. Each building set contained enough blocks to build one of two Pokémon from the same evolutionary line (but not both at the same time), a strength chart, scoring pieces, and two die.
There were three Build 'n Battle sets available: /, / and /, with an advertised, but unreleased fourth set of /,.
==Battling==
To battle their Pokémon, players must first place their "strength pieces" on their "Pokédex plate" according to the chart that came with their Pokémon. Players then roll a die to determine who plays first.
The first player chooses a strength attribute (Speed, Attack, Defense, Building Complexity, Building Quickness) to battle with. Their Pokémon then uses this attribute to battle the other Pokémon's (for example, Attack vs. Attack or Speed vs. Speed). Each player rolls the die and the player with the lower number must remove one of their blocks corresponding to the battled attribute. When all the blocks for one attribute have been removed, the corresponding purple block at the back row of the Pokédex plate is also removed.
When at least one player's purple block has been removed for each attribute, the player with the most remaining purple blocks is the winner and they receive a golden block. If the game is a tie, players roll a die to determine the winner. Players can continue to play and compete to win the most golden blocks.
Category:Construction toys
Pokémon Café Forest (Dream World)

Pokémon Café Forest (Japanese: ポケモンカフェの森 Pokémon Café Forest) was a promotion-exclusive area of the Island of Dreams in the Pokémon Dream World.
It was accessed from an option on the upper left area when the player was in front of their home. By going to the Pokémon Café—home of a , , and —players were able to go to the portion of the Island of Dreams where this forest, which resembles the , could be found. Only four different kinds of Pokémon were available here, and only one kind of mini-game could be played in order to befriend them.
==Pokémon==
==Items==
==In other languages==
==See also==
Category:Pokémon Dream World
Category:Forests
it:Foresta Pokémon Café
ja:ポケモンカフェの森
zh:宝可梦咖啡馆森林（梦境世界）
Pokémon Camp (Italy)

The Pokémon Camp was a tour organized in by Nintendo in 2011. The tour visited many cities and featured many Pokémon-related activities, including games and TCG tournaments, the giving away of event Pokémon, and minigames.
==Info==
The tour started on July 20th and lasted until October 23rd, visiting the following cities:
* 20 – 24 July, Plavilandia (Treviso)
* 28 – 30 July, Ipercity Mall (Padova)
* 28 – 30 July, Mongolfiera Mall (Taranto)
* 4 – 6 August, Altamarea Beach Village (Cattolica)
* 11 – 13 August, Megalò Mall (Chieti)
* 18 – 21 August, Poetto Beach (Cagliari)
* 25 – 28 August, Notte di Fiaba (Riva del Garda)
* 2 – 4 September, Edenlandia (Napoli)
* 2 – 4 September, Orio Center Mall (Bergamo)
* 9 – 11 September, I Gigli Mall (Firenze)
* 9 – 11 September, Porte di Roma Mall (Roma)
* 16 – 18 September, Indro Montanelli Garden – Palestro – (Milano)
* 28 September – 2 October, Le Zagare Mall (Catania)
* 7 – 9 October, Montedoro Freetime Mall (Trieste)
* 14 – 16 October, Fiumara Mall (Genova)
* 17 – 23 October, 8Gallery Mall (Torino)
==Activities==
* Nintendo 3DS demos.
* Pass Power distribution.
* Previews of Zoroark: Master of Illusions.
* Video game tournaments.
* tournaments.
* Children's minigames.
* Giveaways.
==Event Pokémon==
Three Pokémon were given away during the camp.
===Karrablast===
====Distribution====
===Shelmet===
====Distribution====
===Zoroark===
====Distribution====
== External links ==
* Nintendo Italian Site (Italian)
* Pokemon Italian Site (Italian)
==Related articles==
Category:Promotional tours
Pokémon Card Fan (PLAY Promo 8)

Pokémon Card Fan (Japanese: ポケモンカードファン Pokémon Card Fan) is a . It is one of the .
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was given to those who played and attended in the Summer Battle Road tournaments held in Japan in 2003.
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:PLAY Promotional cards
Category:Illus. by Tomokazu Komiya
Category:Trainer cards that move cards from player's deck into hand
de:Pokémon Card Fan (TCG)
fr:ポケモンカードファン (PLAYプロモカード 008)
ja:ポケモンカードファン
Pokémon Card Fan Club

(Japanese: ポケモンカード ファンクラブ Pokémon Card Fan Club) is the name of a magazine published by Media Factory from 1997-1998. An official fan book for the TCG, the magazines included information on tournaments, card strategies, biographies of TCG illustrators, checklists, and the like. They also included original illustrations by Kagemaru Himeno. Five total volumes were published of the magazine.
==List of volumes==
Cover artwork	Volume number	Publication date
 	1 	June 5, 1997
 	2 	September 5, 1997
 	3 	November 18, 1997
 	4 	February 28, 1998
 	5 	June 10, 1998
==Related articles==
Category:Pokémon Trading Card Game publications
Category:Magazines
it:Pokémon Card Fan Club
Pokémon Card GB2: Here Comes Team GR! Official Guidebook

(Japanese: ポケモンカードGB2~GR団参上!オフィシャルガイドブック Pokémon Card GB2: Here Comes Team GR! Official Guidebook) is a strategy guide for Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR! on the Game Boy Color. It also contains an overview for rules of the TCG in general. It was authored by the Pokémon Card Trainers' Editorial Department (ポケモンカードトレーナーズ編集部) under the supervision of Creatures, Inc.. Copies of the book included a promotional card.
==Content==
Aside from the main chapters there are also three columns spread out through the guide. They cover quotes by in-game characters, in-battle attack animations, and the Pokémon TCG around the world.
===Deck Building Guide===
The Deck Building Guide is the opening section of the book, introducing the reader to the principles of deck construction. It explains restrictions, such as the number of the same cards that may be included, and offers strategies based on type Weaknesses/Resistance and different cards that may work well together.
===Story Strategy Guide===
This section contains a walkthrough of the Pokémon Card GB2 video game. It covers both islands found in the game, TCG Island and GR Island; including strategies for dueling major opponents such as the Club Masters and Fort Leaders. It also contains supplementary material such as a guide to the Challenge Machines and trading with Mr. Ishihara.
===Card Collection Guide===
This section provides an in-depth guide to the various methods of obtaining cards in the game, as well as a list of which cards are found in each in-game expansion set. Additionally, it lists all the promo cards found in the game and where to obtain them, a guide to all the in-game trades, and details on how to obtain every in the game.
===Fun Guide===
The Fun Guide contains information on all the activities found in the Game Center. It also contains information on Card Pop!, dueling other players via Game Link Cable, compatibility with the Game Boy Printer, information on in-game characters based on real people, information about cards which were created for the Game Boy Color game but are obtainable in real life, information on the previous game, and deck configurations used by the creators of the game.
===Card List===
The Card List lists every card in the game, organized as follows:
# Grass Pokémon
# Fire Pokémon
# Water Pokémon
# Lightning Pokémon
# Psychic Pokémon
# Fighting Pokémon
# Colorless Pokémon
# Trainer cards
# Energy cards
# Promotional cards
# Pokémon Card GB Original Cards
# Pokémon Card GB2 Original Cards
# Phantom cards
Category:Pokémon Trading Card Game publications
Category:Strategy guides
Pokémon Card GB Official Guidebook

(Japanese: ポケモンカードGBオフィシャルガイドブック Pokémon Card GB Official Guidebook) is a strategy guide for the for the Game Boy Color. It also contains an overview for rules of the TCG in general. It was authored by 元宮秀介 Shūsuke Motomiya and ワンナップ One Up under the supervision of Creatures, Inc.. This book came with the promotional card .
==Content==
===Playing Manual===
The opening section of the book overviews the premise of the Pokémon Trading Card Game video game. It introduces concepts such as the Auto Deck Machines, Club Members, Club Masters, new features like Card Pop! and the ability to print out cards with the Game Boy Printer, Game Boy-exclusive new cards, the different expansion sets included in the game, and also shows a demonstration on how a real-life card transitions to the Game Boy game.
===Rule Book===
This section overviews the rules of the Pokémon Trading Card Game using screenshots from the video game as visual aids. It also explains the rules of how to build a deck, explaining things such as limits on how many of the same card may be included in a deck.
===World Guide===
This section contains a walkthrough of the Pokémon Trading Card Game video game. It has a guide for each area, beginning with the Mason Laboratory, each of the eight Clubs, the Grand Masters and ; as well as guides for the Challenge Hall, encountering Imakuni? and trading with Mr. Ishihara. At the end of this section, there is a page showing the four Legendary Cards and the two Phantom Cards, with spaces for players to place stickers of their cards printed out on the Game Boy Printer.
===Communication with Pokémon Card GB===
This section explains the various connectivity features of the game which use the Game Boy Color's infrared port and the Game Boy Game Link Cable. It further details how Card Pop! works, including the ability to obtain the Phantom Cards, sending and receiving cards and deck configurations via infrared, dueling other players via the Game Link Cable, and the various print-out possibilities with the Game Boy Printer.
This section also shows comparison photos of various Club Members and Club Masters which were based on real-life people, followed by interviews with several of the creators of the game, many of which appear in-game as characters.
===Data File===
The final section of the book is a database of all the cards in the game, organised by their type in the TCG, followed by Trainer cards and Energy cards. Promo cards, Legendary Cards, and Phantom Cards are each listed separately following the Energy cards. Finally, all the expansions in the game are listed, as well as a guide on how to obtain each promo card in the game. 
Category:Pokémon Trading Card Game publications
Category:Strategy guides
Pokémon Card GB The Comix

(Japanese: ポケモンカード Pokémon Card GB The Comix) is a one-shot Pokémon manga created by 姫野かげまる Kagemaru Himeno. It was published as part of the Pokémon Card GB Final Tactical Book strategy guide.
==Plot==
==Major events==
* and face each other in a two-Prize duel.
* Ronald defeats Mark's with his , drawing one Prize.
* Mark defeats Ronald's with his , drawing one Prize.
* Mark defeats Ronald's with his , drawing his final Prize and winning the duel.
==Characters==
* 
* 
* 
===Pokémon===
====Mark's cards====
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
====Ronald's cards====
* 
* 
* 
* 
Category:Manga
*
Category:Pokémon Trading Card Game publications
es:Cartas Pokémon GB: El Comic
it:Pokémon Card GB The Comix
ja:ポケモンカードGB THE COMIX
Pokémon Card Game: How to Play DS

Pokémon Card Game: How To Play DS (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲーム あそびかたDS Pokémon Card Game: How To Play DS) is a game which focuses on teaching players how to play the Pokémon Trading Card Game. The was rereleased on August 5, 2011, which contained the same cards as the September 2010 Beginning Set, but came with this game.
It has tutorials and a digital rulebook. After the player has completed all the tutorials, there are five different CPU characters to play against.
==Tutorials==
# ポケモンカードゲーム? Pokémon Card Game? — This tutorial introduces the main character, シユン Shun, and his friend ナナミ Nanami. Nanami introduces Shun to the Pokémon Trading Card Game and basic concepts like playing field layout, s, Damage Counters, and the like.
# バト ルしよ う! Try To Battle! — A guided tutorial of Shun's first battle with Nanami. They both use the Tepig Half Deck from the . The tutorial guides the player through setup of a match and introduces , , s, s and attacking. 
# だ! It's Evolution! — Nanami teaches Shun about Pokémon and retreating. As in the previous tutorial, they both use the Tepig Half Deck.
# トレーナーズカード Trainer Card — Nanami teaches Shun about s. They both use the Tepig Half Deck.
# Weaknesses? — Shun learns about and . Shun uses the Oshawott Half Deck.
# Special Condition — Shun learns about s. Shun uses the Snivy Half Deck.
# Special characteristic — Shun learns about Abilities. Shun uses the Tepig Half Deck.
# ちからをためすとき! Time to test your strength! — Shun uses the Tepig Half Deck.
# サポート カード! Support Card! — Shun learns about s. Shun uses the Snivy Half Deck.
==Connectivity==
Pokémon Card Game: How to Play DS supports Nintendo DS Download Play, enabling two players to play simultaneously using only one game card.
As this game is not DSi-enhanced, it will work on any console in the Nintendo DS or Nintendo 3DS family from any region.
==Related articles==
Category:Nintendo DS games
Category:Pokémon Trading Card Game video games
de:Pokémon Card Game Asobikata DS
es:Pokémon Card Game: Asobikata DS
fr:Pokémon Card Game: How to Play DS
it:Pokémon Card Game Asobikata DS
ja:ポケモンカードゲームあそびかたDS
zh:宝可梦集换式卡牌游戏玩法教学DS
Pokémon Card Game 25th Anniversary Creatures Deck (TCG)

The Pokémon Card Game 25th Anniversary Creatures Deck was a commemorative Creatures, Inc. gave to illustrators and staff members to celebrate the Pokémon 25th Anniversary and the company's 26th.
==Information==
This deck consists of 30 cards that double as a company history of Creatures: 27 of the cards are from each year of 1995-2021, with 1995 using a replication of Kouichi Ooyama's playtest version of , and the card backs highlight a Pokémon and/or a Creatures product/event from that year. The other three cards, , , and the unique , all have the card number 011/008 to reference Creatures's founding date of November 8, 1995. These cards have excerpts from an interview with Tsunekazu Ishihara and Hirokazu Tanaka on the backs. All cards in the deck are Starlight Holofoil, printed on glossy card stock, have a gold "25th" stamp, and a stamp if the card's original print could have had it.
The deck was delivered in a wooden case that included a 32-pack of Holofoil card sleeves bearing the original Japanese card back design, a how-to-play guide card, a carrying pouch made with authentic indigo dye, instructions to care for the pouch, a history of indigo dyeing in Japan, and a letter from Ishihara detailing the gift.
==Deck list==
==External links==
* Instagram | Video of Shibuzoh. opening their deck
* Twitter | Shibuzoh. receiving their deck
* Twitter | Hideki Ishikawa receiving his deck
* Twitter | Lee HyunJung receiving her deck
* Twitter | Naoki Saito receiving his deck
* Twitter | Masahiro Sakurai receiving his deck
Category:TCG half decks
de:Creatures Deck (TCG)
es:Pokémon Card Game 25th Anniversary Creatures Corporate History Deck (JTCG)
zh:Creatures企业历史牌组（TCG）
Pokémon Card Game Art Collection

Pokémon Card Game Art Collection is an art book for the Pokémon Trading Card Game published by OVERLAP, Inc. in 2016.
==Chapters==
* Main Series-based Products in the Pokémon Card Game
* Gallery
** Pocket Monster Card Game
** Pokémon Card ★ neo
** Pokémon Card ★ VS
** Pokémon Card e
** Pokémon Card Game ADV
** Pokémon Card Game
** Pokémon Card Game DP
** Pokémon Card Game DPt
** Pokémon Card Game LEGEND
** Pokémon Card Game BW
** Pokémon Card Game XY / XY BREAK
* 20th Anniversary Special Column
** Major Changes over 20 Years of Card Design
** Collection of All Cards Featuring Pikachu
** Pokémon Card Game 20th Anniversary Special Symposium Top Creators' 20-Year Retrospective of the Pokémon Card Game
* Pokémon Card Game MUSEUM
** Pokémon Trainers
** Pokémon Popping out of the Frame
** Card by Guest Creator
** Packaging Illustrations: English
* Original Illustrations
** Viridian Forest, Original Illustration for This Book by Mr. Mitsuhiro Arita
** Friends in Alola, Original Illustration for This Book by 5ban Graphics
* Column
** Pokémon Card Game Story Art Vol. 1
** Pokémon Card Game Story Art Vol. 2
** Pokémon Card Game Story Art Vol. 3
** Pokémon Card Game Story Art Vol. 4
** The Process: Creating the Charizard vs. Venusar Cover Illustration
** Latest Information on the Pokémon Card Game: Sun & Moon Series
** Pokémon Card Game Illustrations: Artist File
==Cards==
Click [Expand] to see a list of cards with art shown in Pokémon Card Game Art Collection.  
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==Gallery==
Pokemon Card Game Art Collection inner cover.png|Inner cover
==References==
Pokémon Card Game Art Collection (2016). Page 192.
Category:Books
Pokémon Card Game Battle Academy (TCG)

Pokémon Card Game Battle Academy (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲーム スカーレット&バイオレット バトルアカデミー Pokémon Card Game Scarlet & Violet: Battle Academy) is a Japanese-exclusive beginner Deck Kit for the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Battle Academy was released as two versions in on March 8, 2024, and in on April 20, 2024. It is based on the international and Deck Kits.
==Information==
Pokémon Card Game Battle Academy is a beginner-friendly Deck Kit containing everything needed to learn and play the game. There are two versions of the Battle Academy: a full version and a travel version, also known as the Anytime, Anywhere Battle Academy (Japanese: いつでもどこでも バトルアカデミー Anytime, Anywhere Battle Academy). The full Battle Academy kit contains four ready-to-play 60-card decks each containing two ; a full-size playmat; a sheet of damage counters, Poison, and Burn markers; a Pikachu coin; and beginner's guide manual booklets. The kit also contains four bands to hold the decks together when not in use, and a cardboard deck box and damage counter case to keep everything tidy. The travel-sized Anytime, Anywhere Battle Academy is similar in content, except it contains two decks instead of four (namely the and decks), two half-size playmats instead of one full-size one, and a damage counter storage envelope instead of a cardboard box. Additionally, the Pokémon ex cards in the Anytime, Anywhere Battle Academy kit do not have Holofoil.
Each Battle Academy card is printed with a colored silhouette of the primary Pokémon at the bottom right corner, allowing easy sorting for each deck. Some cards also have a number next to the silhouette, which is used with the step-by-step first-time playing guide contained within the manual booklet for beginner play. The manual booklets contain QR codes which can be scanned to access video versions of the guides.
==Set list==
==Deck lists==
	
	
==Product images==
==In other languages==
==External links==
* Official website
Category:Theme Decks
de:Battle Academy (TCG)
ja:ポケモンカードゲーム スカーレット&バイオレット バトルアカデミー
zh:对战学园（TCG）
Pokémon Card Game Battle Tour

The (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲームバトルツアー Pokémon Card Game Battle Tour) was a tournament held from November 18, 2023 to April 4, 2024 in Japan for the Pokémon Trading Card Game. It was part of a collaboration with the streaming television platform , with various artists performing newly-commissioned songs at the venues. The preliminary stage was held at 10 locations nationwide, and was was aimed at middle and high school students in groups. The final stage was broadcast live on April 4, 2024.
==Rules==
To enter, players must:
* Be born between April 2, 2005 and April 1, 2011.
* Apply in teams of three.
* Understand the battle rules of the Pokémon Trading Card Game
* Have a minimum of three of the (barring the and decks and multiple copies of decks)
==Prizes==
==Cheering Songs==
* Our Song by 
* I YOU WE OUR by 
* Nice To Meet You! by 
* OverTheTop! by Akari Kitō
* It's OK by 
* Courage Inside My Pocket by 
* Live in the Present. by 
==Gallery==
===Artwork===
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
Human artwork	Human artwork	Human artwork
==External links==
* Official site
Category:TCG tournaments
Pokémon Card Game Rule Song

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The Pokémon Card Game Rule Song (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲームルールソング) is a song explaining the basic rules and terms of the Pokémon Trading Card Game as of the Sun & Moon era. It was released on the official Japanese YouTube channel on January 26, 2017. An instrumental version was released on the official Japanese Pokémon TCG YouTube channel on February 2, 2017.
The Japanese Pokémon TCG YouTube channel has since uploaded several cover versions of the song by their hosts on February 2, 2017, May 27, 2017, December 25, 2017, December 25, 2018, December 25, 2019.
It was followed by the Pokémon Card Game Rule Song: Sword & Shield Edition during the Sword & Shield Era.
==Lyrics==
! Japanese
! English
|-
| lang="ja" | <ab>
</ab>
| <ab>Welcome to the world of Pokémon Trading Card Games!
Pokémon TCG is a game where you battle your favorite Pokémon!
You first begin by giving a handshake!
You have 60 cards to form your deck
Once all the cards are in the deck, draw seven cards
This is your !
From here
Lay out your !
Have your on standby!
Once the six s are set aside, the battle begins!
Now, it's your turn! Draw a card!
s have many effects. Move them into the after use.
Evolve your Pokémon with ! Get stronger!
s are for Pokémon! Match them to their types!
When you gathered enough energy, you can use your !
Let's charge! Tally up with the 
Once you Attack, your turn ends!
When you can't Attack, declare your turn over!
Now, it's your opponent's turn
Can your Active Pokémon withstand the damage?
It's okay to run away when in a tough spot, just get off the Bench and go for it!
Think about the Pokémon's type compatibility and place them where they'll make the difference
When a Pokémon has an , something good happens in every turn
The key is to raise strong Pokémon!
Solgaleo-GX, Lunala-GX!
Decide the match with GX attacks!
If you your opponent's Pokémon, you'll get a Prize card!
Defeating a strong Pokémon is a huge deal!
Turn the tables! Total reversal!
If you knock out a 
You can get two Prize cards at once!
Get all Prize cards and you win!
Let's do it! TCG! TCG! Let's do it! TCG!
Let's do it! TCG! TCG! Let's do it! TCG!
Let's do it! TCG! TCG! Let's do it! TCG!
Let's do it! TCG! TCG! Let's do it! TCG!
Come on, let's have another match!</ab>
|}
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Category:Japanese songs
zh:宝可梦卡牌游戏规则歌 剑&盾版