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The '''Dialga Deck''' (Japanese: '''구축덱 디아루가 덱''') is a Korean-exclusive {{TCG|Half Deck}} released alongside the {{KTCG|Collapse of Time & Space}} extension of the | The '''Dialga Deck''' (Japanese: '''구축덱 디아루가 덱''') is a Korean-exclusive {{TCG|Half Deck}} released alongside the {{KTCG|Collapse of Time & Space}} extension of the PCG Series of the {{pmin|South Korea|Korean}} [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]] on August 19, 2010. It includes a number of exclusive cards intended to bolster the Pokémon evolutionary families included in the main expansion. | ||
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The Dialga Deck is the fifth {{TCG|Half Deck}} of cards released during the | The Dialga Deck is the fifth {{TCG|Half Deck}} of cards released during the PCG Series of the Korean Pokémon Trading Card Game. Available alongside the {{KTCG|Palkia Deck}} starting August 19, 2010, it was designed to bolster the Pokémon evolutionary families included within the main expansion {{KTCG|Collapse of Time & Space}}. | ||
As the name suggests, the deck centers around the Temporal Pokémon, {{p|Dialga}}, and the {{ct|Metal}}. Also included within the deck are {{ct|Lightning}} prints of the {{p|Magnezone}} family, providing alternate evolutionary strategy for players wishing to utilize the main expansion's {{ct|Metal}} {{TCG ID|Legends Awakened|Magnezone LV.X|142}}, as well as the {{ct|Fighting}}, which was only just reintroduced to the Korean Card Game in the main expansion. Much like each other release during the Korean | As the name suggests, the deck centers around the Temporal Pokémon, {{p|Dialga}}, and the {{ct|Metal}}. Also included within the deck are {{ct|Lightning}} prints of the {{p|Magnezone}} family, providing alternate evolutionary strategy for players wishing to utilize the main expansion's {{ct|Metal}} {{TCG ID|Legends Awakened|Magnezone LV.X|142}}, as well as the {{ct|Fighting}}, which was only just reintroduced to the Korean Card Game in the main expansion. Much like each other release during the Korean PCG Series, the deck pulls cards from {{TCG|Diamond & Pearl}} to {{TCG|Platinum}}. The two {{TCG|Trainer card}}s are reprints from the first two extension sets, {{KTCG|Start of an Adventure}} and {{KTCG|Burning Confrontation}}. | ||
The Half Deck came packaged with a small rulesheet, damage counters, and a single player playmat. The only Holofoil card in the Half Deck is {{TCG ID|Dialga Deck|Dialga|10}}. | The Half Deck came packaged with a small rulesheet, damage counters, and a single player playmat. The only Holofoil card in the Half Deck is {{TCG ID|Dialga Deck|Dialga|10}}. | ||
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The Dialga Deck (Japanese: 구축덱 디아루가 덱) is a Korean-exclusive Half Deck released alongside the Collapse of Time & Space extension of the PCG Series of the Korean Pokémon Trading Card Game on August 19, 2010. It includes a number of exclusive cards intended to bolster the Pokémon evolutionary families included in the main expansion.
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The Dialga Deck is the fifth Half Deck of cards released during the PCG Series of the Korean Pokémon Trading Card Game. Available alongside the Palkia Deck starting August 19, 2010, it was designed to bolster the Pokémon evolutionary families included within the main expansion Collapse of Time & Space.
As the name suggests, the deck centers around the Temporal Pokémon, Dialga, and the Metal-type. Also included within the deck are Lightning-type prints of the Magnezone family, providing alternate evolutionary strategy for players wishing to utilize the main expansion's Metal-type Magnezone LV.X, as well as the Fighting-type, which was only just reintroduced to the Korean Card Game in the main expansion. Much like each other release during the Korean PCG Series, the deck pulls cards from Diamond & Pearl to Platinum. The two Trainer cards are reprints from the first two extension sets, Start of an Adventure and Burning Confrontation.
The Half Deck came packaged with a small rulesheet, damage counters, and a single player playmat. The only Holofoil card in the Half Deck is Dialga.
Deck list
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| No. | Mark | Card | Type | Quantity | ||
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| 01/12 | [[Image:RegMarkMagnemite.png|x18px|link=Standard format (TCG)|Magnemite]] | Lightning | × | |||
| 02/12 | [[Image:RegMarkMagneton.png|x18px|link=Standard format (TCG)|Magneton]] | Lightning | × | |||
| 03/12 | [[Image:RegMarkMagnezone.png|x18px|link=Standard format (TCG)|Magnezone]] | Lightning | × | |||
| 04/12 | [[Image:RegMarkNosepass.png|x18px|link=Standard format (TCG)|Nosepass]] | Fighting | × | |||
| 05/12 | [[Image:RegMarkRiolu.png|x18px|link=Standard format (TCG)|Riolu]] | Fighting | × | |||
| 06/12 | [[Image:RegMarkLucario.png|x18px|link=Standard format (TCG)|Lucario]] | Fighting | × | |||
| 07/12 | [[Image:RegMarkSkarmory.png|x18px|link=Standard format (TCG)|Skarmory]] | Metal | × | |||
| 08/12 | [[Image:RegMarkBeldum.png|x18px|link=Standard format (TCG)|Beldum]] | Metal | × | |||
| 09/12 | [[Image:RegMarkProbopass.png|x18px|link=Standard format (TCG)|Probopass]] | Metal | × | |||
| 10/12 | [[Image:RegMarkDialga.png|x18px|link=Standard format (TCG)|Dialga]] | Metal | × | |||
| 11/12 | [[Image:RegMarkPoké Ball.png|x18px|link=Standard format (TCG)|Poké Ball]] | Trainer | × | |||
| 12/12 | [[Image:RegMarkMom's Kindness.png|x18px|link=Standard format (TCG)|Mom's Kindness]] | Supporter | × | |||
| — | [[Image:RegMarkLightning Energy.png|x18px|link=Standard format (TCG)|Lightning Energy]] | Energy | 
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| — | [[Image:RegMarkFighting Energy.png|x18px|link=Standard format (TCG)|Fighting Energy]] | Energy | 
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| — | [[Image:RegMarkMetal Energy.png|x18px|link=Standard format (TCG)|Metal Energy]] | Energy | 
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