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Moltres ex (Nintendo Promo 31)

Moltres ex (Japanese: ファイヤーex Fire ex) is a Basic card. It is one of the .
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was released as one of the English , first released as one of the Japanese . The English print was included in the . In Japan, it was included in a Player's Club Starter Kit for new players who subscribed for a Player's Club membership in 2004.
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:Nintendo Black Star Promotional cards
Category:PLAY Promotional cards
Category:Illus. by Ken Ikuji
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Pokémon cards that move Energy cards between player's Pokémon
Category:Pokémon cards with discard costs
de:Lavados ex (Nintendo Black Star Promos 031)
es:Moltres-ex (Nintendo Promo 31 TCG)
fr:Sulfura ex (Promo Nintendo 031)
ja:ファイヤーex (PLAY)
Mom's Kindness (Majestic Dawn 83)

Mom's Kindness (Japanese: ママのきづかい Mama's Worries) is a . It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included in the expansion with artwork by Ken Sugimori, first released in the Japanese . It was reprinted in the Japanese , , and .
==Trivia==
*The mom featured on this card is Johanna, the player character's mother from , 's mother in , and 's mother in Pokémon Adventures. is also depicted on the card.
*This card's effect makes it essentially a reprint of , which was later reprinted in the . This allows for 8 cards of the same effect to be in a deck.
===Origin===
The 's mom always appears in the games.
Category:Majestic Dawn cards
Category:Entry Pack '08 cards
Category:Entry Pack '08 DX cards
Category:Giratina vs Dialga Deck Kit cards
Category:Gift Box DPt cards
Category:Arceus LV.X Deck: Grass & Fire cards
Category:Arceus LV.X Deck: Lightning & Psychic cards
Category:Illus. by Ken Sugimori
Category:Trainer cards that draw cards from player's deck
Category:Cards featured on Pokémon card art life
de:Mutters Fürsorge (TCG)
es:Mom's Kindness (TCG)
fr:La gentillesse de Maman (Diamant & Perle Aube Majestueuse 83)
it:Cuore di Mamma (Alba Suprema 83)
ja:ママのきづかい
zh:妈妈的体贴（TCG）
Mom (Black 2 and White 2)

Mom (Japanese: おかあさん mother) is the mother of or in . She lives in Aspertia City, and is an old friend of Professor Juniper. She is fairly knowledgeable about the various locations in Unova, and used to work as a Pokémon Center receptionist. The Pokémon Centers she is implied to have worked in are located in Nimbasa City and Mistralton City.
==Gallery==
===Sprites===
 	
Overworld sprite from	sprite from
==Quotes==
==Items given==
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
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's mother debuted in this arc. Along with her daughter, she is a former . She was first seen in A Difficult Parting, evacuating from a Team Plasma house after Team Plasma's defeat alongside other Team Plasma Grunts. When Whitley asked if she could take one of the Pokémon liberated by along with her, her mother refused before Anthea and Concordia allowed it.
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Two years later, in The Transfer Student, Whitley's mother enrolled her daughter in the Aspertia City Trainers' School. The decision to transfer Whitley from her previous school was to cut all connections to her past as a member of Team Plasma.
In Colress Machine, Whitley called her mother to learn about a group of black-suited Team Plasma Grunts that stole Pokémon from their Trainers and proceeded to throw them away when defeated in battle. Whitley's mother revealed that the black-suited Grunts are part of a group of Team Plasma members who chose to reject N's ideals and instead use liberated Pokémon for their own desires. She revealed that the pendant Whitley received from Anthea and Concordia actually contained a microchip containing data on a machine capable of counteracting a Pokémon-controlling device created by Colress, the new leader of Team Plasma. Whitley's mother told her daughter to take the pendant to Rood or Gorm.
In Frozen World, it was revealed that Whitley's mother used to work at a Pokémon Day Care. She chose to join Team Plasma after taking care of many Pokémon that had been hurt by humans.
==Related articles==
* Mother
Category:Mothers
Category:Female characters
Category:Black 2 and White 2 characters
Category:Pokémon Adventures characters
Category:Members of Team Plasma
zh:妈妈（桧扇市）
Mom (Hey You, Pikachu!)

Mom (Japanese: ママ Mom) is the player character's mother in Hey You, Pikachu!.
==Quotes==
;The Bedroom
*At the start of the game:
:"It's morning. Time to get up!"
:"Wake up. Isn't Prof. Oak's test today?"
:"Don't forget the PokéHelper that Prof. Oak sent. I wonder what kind of test it is? I hope it goes well. Good luck!"
*After the test:
:"Welcome home. You sure look happy. Did the test go well? Is that so...you got to talk to PIKACHU? Are you going out again tomorrow? Then you should go to bed early tonight. Good night."
*When Pikachu comes to the player's house for the first time:
:"Oh, you're so cute! So this is PIKACHU? It came to play on its own! I wish a Pokémon that cute would be my friend. You be nice to it!"
:"Have a nice time! Take care!"
*Repeated the other days:
:"Have a nice time! Take care!"
==Gallery==
===Sprites===
Dialogue sprite from
==Related articles==
* Mother
Category:Hey You, Pikachu!
Category:Mothers
Mom (Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!)

Mom (Japanese: おかあさん mother) is the mother of or in .
She serves a similar role to the in the Generation I games and . At the beginning of Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, she will inform the that Professor Oak wants to see them. Once the player has received the Pokédex, she will give them the Town Map. After this, if the player's Pokémon are not fully healed, she will heal them when talked to.
==Quotes==
==Related articles==
* Mother
Category:Mothers
Category:Female characters
Category:Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! characters
it:Mamma#Mamma (Kanto)
zh:妈妈（关都）
Momo irone

momo irone is an artist that has participated on various Pokémon projects. She began as a fan-artist, then transitioned into the role of an official illustrator for the series in 2019, being in charge of the Pokémon and 3Coins merchandise line. She went on to design various patterns for Pokémon Shirts, and illustrate for Project Snorlax in 2023.
==Official artwork==
This is a collection of official Pokémon artwork drawn by irone.
===Merchandise===
This is a collection of official Pokémon merchandise that Irone has contributed artwork to.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Taillow pattern 	Pelipper pattern 	Surskit pattern 	Azurill pattern 	Wynaut pattern 	Starly pattern 	Budew pattern 	Combee pattern
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Drifloon pattern	Chingling pattern 	Riolu pattern 	Hippopotas pattern	Pokémon and 3Coins irone's website, confirming her involvement on Pokémon and 3Coins	Pokémon and 3Coins 	Pokémon DOWASURE irone's website, confirming her involvement on Pokémon DOWASURE	AbraPost revealing her involvement with Project Snorlax.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Abra 	Baby Pokémon 	Diglett 	Eevee 	Joltik 	Komala 	Munchlax 	Pikachu
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Slakoth 	Sprigatito 	Swinub 	Tatsugiri 	Greavard 	Fuecoco 	Tandemaus & Maushold 	Fidough
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Quaxly 	Munchlax, Maschiff & Mabosstiff	Tinkatink & Tinkaton	Iron Bundle 	Wooper & Clodsire 	Gimmighoul & Gholdengo	Iron BundleIrone's post about her work in 2024 up until February 	Bite Squad
==External links==
* Irone's Website
* Irone's Twitter
* Irone's Instagram
* Irone's Artstation
==References==
Category:People
ja:Momo irone
Momota Inoue

Momota Inoue (Japanese: 井上桃太) is the of several Pokémon manga. She was born on June 19, 1985 in , . In 2006, she received the 58th Shogakukan Rookie Comic Grand Prize, Children's Division, for her work Red Enza.
==Pokémon manga by Momota Inoue==
* Pocket Monsters BW: Meetings with the Legends (2010)
* (2010)
* (2011)
* (2012)
* (2013)
==Illustrations==
Touya MWL.png|Artwork of Touya from Pocket Monsters BW: Meetings with the Legends.
Ruler of Illusions Zoroark manga.png|Japanese cover art for .
Movie 14 Zekrom manga JP cover.png|Japanese cover art for .
M15 manga cover JP.png|Jaapnese cover art for .
M16 manga cover JP.png| Japanese cover art for .
==External links==
* Twitter
Category:People
Inoue, Momota
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fr:Momota Inoue
ja:井上桃太
zh:井上桃太
Momoyo

(Japanese: モモヨ Momoyo) is a character who appeared in Pokémon: Yeah! I Got Pokémon!.
==History==
Momoyo appeared in GDZ45, where she accidentally bumped into Shu. This caused her leg to get broken and Hinako who was riding by on a made fun of her. Shu volunteered to take Momoyo's place and disguised himself as a girl.
Later, after Shu won the race and saved Hinako from falling, Momoyo laughed at Shu after he was crowned as Miss Empress.
Category:Female characters
Mona

Mona (Japanese: ミズキ Mizuki) is a character of the day who appeared in Beauties Battling for Pride and Prestige!. She is a member of the Flower Garden Troupe, the most popular theater group in the Unova region, along with Moira and Cher.
She was taking a walk with Moira and Cher, and their Pokémon, when Iris's Emolga bumped into Moira's by accident. Soon, , , and showed up. She introduced herself with the other girls and laughed when Moira called Iris's Emolga and Ash's Snivy ugly even though their act wasn't told before hand. This made Iris furious, and she tried to chase after Mona and the other two. However, before Iris could catch them, they escaped in their RV.
Ash, Iris, and Cilan got into their club, having dressed up in real ladies attire, and Mona was the first person they saw while inside. Mona did not recognize them from earlier and was suspicious about the unknown guests, so they told Mona a lie, that they wanted to see the Flower Garden Troupe practice. Mona was still reluctant to let them proceed at first, but she asked Moira, who allowed them to see them practice.
Further inside the building, Moira, Mona, and Cher offered a competition against Iris, Ash and Cilan. They each faced off one on one by each choosing one Pokémon. One part of the competition involved having two chosen Pokémon stand on a balance beam with one trying to push the other into muddy water. Mona faced off against Iris and her Emolga, while she chose her . Emolga was in danger of being defeated, but prevented herself from doing so by flying up. When Lilligant leaned over to push Emolga, she dodged it by again, causing Lilligant to lose its balance and fall into the muddy water, giving Iris the win. Mona was immediately shocked over this loss.
The next part of the competition had two Pokémon battle against each other in a regular battle. In the first battle, Mona battled Cilan's Pansage. Pansage attempted to dodge Lilligant's attacks by digging, but was ultimately hit with an . This knocked not only Pansage into the muddy water, but Cilan as well.
Like the other two girls, Mona has a very arrogant personality. An example of this is whenever she defeats someone, she laughs hysterically and rubs it in the Trainer's face for no reason. Iris mimicked this arrogance when her Emolga defeated her Lilligant, and made Ash and Cilan do so too. Like Cher, she seems to agree with everything Moira says.
==Pokémon==
==Voice actors ==
Category:Unova characters of the day
Category:Animation characters
Category:Female characters
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fr:Mona
it:Mona
zh:水树
Moncolle Battle Slider

The Moncolle Battle Slider (Japanese: モンコレバトルスライダー) is a battery-powered toy from Takara Tomy that works with the Moncolle plus line of figures. It was released on April 23, 2011.
The Moncolle Battle Slider works by setting Moncolle plus figures in the depressions on both of the packaged units. The players can then battle each other in a dynamic shooting battle.
A Battle Slider battle requires that the two units be positioned opposing each other (with the round ends facing each other). In order to make an attack, the player must first charge energy for it by sliding the unit left and right. As the unit's charge builds, the three lights in the middle labeled A, B, and C will light in succession. Pressing the orange button below the three lights will fire an attack from the light on the front of the unit. If the player does not aim well, the attack can miss. Receiving a hit will cause the unit to vibrate. The two lights on the top of the unit near the front will glow green as long as the player's Pokémon remains healthy, but when they turn off, the player has lost the battle. The winning player's figure earns win points.
Category:Monster Collection
Category:Electronic devices
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Moncolle Poké-1 Grand Prix

The Moncolle Poké☆1 Grand Prix (Japanese: モンコレポケワングランプリ) is a battery-powered toy from Takara Tomy that works with the Moncolle plus line of figures. It was released on April 24, 2010.
The Poké☆1 Grand Prix works by setting a Moncolle plus figure in the depression. The player can then use their Pokémon to compete in 11 different field games to upgrade its abilities. Two players can also use two Poké☆1 Grand Prix toys to compete via infrared communication, with the winner earning win points. The toy also introduces a new Pokémon attribute: Skill.
==Field games==
The first time a figure is set in the Poké☆1 Grand Prix, the player must choose a Skill for it to specialize in: Speed, Power, or Stamina. Each minigame is easier for Pokémon with certain Skills. Once a Skill is chosen for a given figure, it cannot be changed.
The Grand Prix as a whole is divided into four classes: Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Champion. Higher classes require the player to compete in a wider variety of field games. The player must take first place in a minigame in order to advance to the next game within the class, and they can use different figures for different games (such as if one has a more advantageous Skill than another). Once all the games of a given class have been cleared, the player can challenge the next highest class.
The 11 minigames include games such as Foot Race, Power Shot, Target Break, and Stamina Race.
==Sets==
Tomy released a "trial set" alongside the standalone Poké☆1 Grand Prix, intended to provide the customer with a figure so the toy could be used right away.
;Moncolle Poké☆1 Grand Prix Trial Set (モンコレポケワングランプリ　トライアルセット)
* Comes packaged with a Moncolle plus P-35 () figure
Tomy currently also has another set that simply sells the regular Poké☆1 Grand Prix toy and two Moncolle plus figures as a loose group, each in their individual packaging.
;Moncolle Poké☆1 Grand Prix 3-item Set (モンコレポケワングランプリ3点セット)
* Includes Poké☆1 Grand Prix toy, P-38 (), and P-39 ()
Category:Monster Collection
Category:Electronic devices
de:Moncolle Poké☆1 Grand Prix
Moncolle Touch

The Moncolle Touch (Japanese: モンコレタッチ) is a battery-powered toy from Takara Tomy that works with the Moncolle plus line of figures. It was released on June 6, 2009, alongside the first Moncolle plus figures.
The Moncolle Touch works by setting a Moncolle plus figure in the depression. The toy can then read all of the data from the figure and display it to the user. The toy also has four minigames that increase the Trainer's bond with the Pokémon. One of the minigames is a massage.
==Sets==
On December 26, 2009, Tomy released two special variants of the Moncolle Touch. Both come with a Moncolle plus figure and a guidebook to everything Moncolle plus in the package.
;Moncolle Plus Special Set Ho-oh (モンコレプラススペシャルセット　ホウオウ)
* Features a gold Moncolle Touch toy and P-27 ()
;Moncolle Plus Special Set Lugia (モンコレプラススペシャルセット　ルギア)
* Features a silver Moncolle Touch toy and P-28 ()
Tomy also has another set that simply sells the regular Moncolle Touch toy and six Moncolle plus figures as a loose group.
;Moncolle Touch + BW Beginning Three + Their Three Final Evolutions Set (モンコレタッチ + BWはじまりの三体 + その最終進化形三体 セット)
* Includes a regular Moncolle Touch toy and MP-01 (), MP-02 (), MP-03 (), MP-06 (), MP-07 (), and MP-08 ()
Category:Monster Collection
Category:Electronic devices
de:Moncolle Touch
it:Moncolle Touch
Moncolle Trainer

The Moncolle Trainer (Japanese: モンコレトレーナー) is a battery-powered toy from Takara Tomy that works with the Moncolle plus line of figures. It was released on July 20, 2009, shortly after the first Moncolle plus figures.
==Functions==
The Moncolle Trainer works by setting a Moncolle plus figure in the depression. The toy can then read the data from the figure. It has three modes of operation.
===Trainer mode===
In Trainer mode (Japanese: トレーナーモード), the player can increase their own strength as a Trainer by exercising their reflexes (反射神経), strategy (判断力 judgment), or stamina (体力) through three minigames. Winning a minigame with a high score will earn an item that boosts one of a Pokémon's abilities.
===Pokémon mode===
Pokémon mode (Japanese: ポケモンモード) has a few different functions.
====Minigames====
The player can train their Pokémon by playing three minigame with different focuses: accuracy (せいかくさ), power (パワー), and technique (テクニック). Winning a minigame increases the power of one of the Pokémon's moves.
====Check moves====
The player can check the details of their Pokémon's moves, such as power.
====Nickname====
The player can attach their own Trainer name to the Pokémon and give it a nickname.
===List mode===
In List mode (Japanese: リストモード), the player can check and record data about figures they've used with the Moncolle Trainer.
Category:Monster Collection
Category:Electronic devices
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it:Moncolle Trainer
Moncolle plus

Moncolle plus (Japanese: モンコレプラス Moncolle plus) is a branch of Monster Collection figures released by Takara Tomy on June 6, 2009. These figures feature more dynamic battle poses than the main line of contemporary Monster Collection figures. They also contain electronics which store data on the Pokémon, such as type, , moves, and Nature. They can communicate with other Takara Tomy toys: the Moncolle Touch, Moncolle Trainer, Moncolle Battle Stage plus, Moncolle Poké-1 Grand Prix, and Moncolle Battle Slider.モンコレプラスとは？｜商品情報｜ポケモン モンコレプラス｜タカラトミー (archived)
==Figure data==
The data each figure has is as follows:
* Pokémon name
* Nickname
* Nature
* Bond (きずな): a measure of how friendly or close the Trainer and the Pokémon are
* Status (ようす): an indication of the Pokémon's mood or well-being
* Level
* 
* 
* 
* Moves (×3)
* Win points
* name
* Category
* Type
* Height
* Weight
Some of this data, such as Nature, may differ between figures even if they are the same species. A figure's Nature and bond both affect how it does in battle. Any of a figures's stats can be viewed using either the Moncolle Touch or the Moncolle Trainer.
The Moncolle Trainer can be used to make a figure's moves stronger, as well as to set its Trainer and give it a nickname. The Moncolle Touch can be used to increase a figure's bond through minigames. By battling and winning on battle stages, Moncolle Poké-1 Grand Prix, or the Moncolle Battle Slider, a figure can earn win points which will eventually increase its level. As a figure's level goes up, its Attack and Defense also increase, and it may learn new moves.
==Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl==
P-1.jpg|P-1
P-2.jpg|P-2
P-3.jpg|P-3
P-4.jpg|P-4
P-5.jpg|P-5
P-6.jpg|P-6
P-7.jpg|P-7
P-8.jpg|P-8
P-9.jpg|P-9
P-10.jpg|P-10
None.png|P-11
P-12.jpg|P-12
P-13.jpg|P-13
P-14.jpg|P-14
P-15.jpg|P-15
P-16.jpg|P-16
P-17.jpg|P-17
P-18.jpg|P-18
P-19.jpg|P-19
None.png|P-20
P-21.jpg|P-21
P-22.jpg|P-22
P-23.jpg|P-23
P-24.jpg|P-24
P-25.jpg|P-25
P-26.jpg|P-26
P-27.jpg|P-27
P-28.jpg|P-28
P-29.jpg|P-29
P-30.jpg|P-30
P-31.jpg|P-31
P-32.jpg|P-32
P-33.jpg|P-33
P-34.jpg|P-34
P-35.jpg|P-35
P-36.jpg|P-36
P-37.jpg|P-37 Land Forme
P-38.jpg|P-38
P-39.jpg|P-39
==Pokémon the Series: Black & White==
MP-01.jpg|MP-01
MP-02.jpg|MP-02
MP-03.jpg|MP-03
None.png|MP-04
MP-05.jpg|MP-05
MP-06.jpg|MP-06
MP-07.jpg|MP-07
MP-08.jpg|MP-08
MP-09.jpg|MP-09
None.png|MP-10
MP-11.jpg|MP-11
MP-12.jpg|MP-12
MP-13.jpg|MP-13
==Special releases==
Takara Tomy gave out limited edition variants of certain Pokémon. Several campaigns were held, one in the summer of 2009, one in early 2010, and one in the summer of 2010. People could mail in two barcodes from Moncolle or Moncolle plus figures to have a chance to win a figure. A total of 1,000 figures were given away for each Pokémon.
;Summer Moncolle Campaign「夏のモンコレキャンペーン」を実施中だよ！ | イベント・キャンペーン情報 | ニュース | ポケットモンスターオフィシャルサイト (archived)
* Metallic 
;Gotta Catch a Moncolle Shiny! Campaign2010-04-21 - アサミの日記
* Shiny 
;Moncolle Campaign Summer 20102010-10-04 - アサミの日記
* Shiny 
* Shiny 
* Shiny 
==References==
Category:Monster Collection
Category:Electronic devices
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Moncollé-EX

Moncollé-EX (Japanese: モンコレEX) is an abbreviation of Monster Collection Extra and is a new branch of Monster Collection figures. The first figures were released on November 18, 2016, coinciding with the release of the Pokémon Sun and Moon games.
The names of the series follow the Sixth Generation figures' designations: MC refers to regular size, SP refers to super size, and HP refers to hyper size.
==EMC series==
None.png|EMC-01Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EMC-02Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EMC-03Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EMC-04Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EMC-05Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EMC-06Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EMC-07Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EMC-08Battle pose Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EMC-09Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EMC-10Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EMC-11Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EMC-12Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EMC-13Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EMC-14Rotom PokédexReleased November 18, 2016
None.png|EMC-15Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EMC-16Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EMC-17Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EMC-18Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EMC-19Released December 28, 2016
None.png|EMC-20Z-Move pose Released December 28, 2016
None.png|EMC-21Released March 25, 2017
==ESP series==
None.png|ESP-01Released November 18, 2016
None.png|ESP-02Released November 18, 2016
None.png|ESP-03Released November 18, 2016
None.png|ESP-04Released November 18, 2016
None.png|ESP-05Released November 18, 2016
None.png|ESP-06Released November 18, 2016
None.png|ESP-07Released November 18, 2016
None.png|ESP-08Midday Form Released December 28, 2016
None.png|ESP-09Midnight Form Released December 28, 2016
None.png|ESP-10Released January 28, 2017
None.png|ESP-11Released March 25, 2017
None.png|ESP-12Released March 25, 2017
None.png|ESP-13Released March 25, 2017
None.png|ESP-14Released March 25, 2017
==EHP series==
None.png|EHP-01Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EHP-02Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EHP-03Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EHP-04Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EHP-05Released November 18, 2016
None.png|EHP-06Released December 28, 2016
None.png|EHP-07Released December 28, 2016
None.png|EHP-08 Complete FormeReleased January 28, 2017
==Figure sets==
===Departures set===
The Moncollé-EX Departures set (Japanese: モンコレEX 旅立ちセット) was released on November 18, 2016. It includes the EMC size figures , , , and Rotom Pokédex, as well as an EHP size figure .
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