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{{Trainerlistbody|Chili & Cilan & Cress (Fusion Strike 258)|Chili & Cilan & | {{Trainerlistbody|Chili & Cilan & Cress (Fusion Strike 258)|Chili & Cilan & Cress|Rare Ultra|Fusion Strike|258/264}} | ||
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{{Trainerlistbody|Elesa's Sparkle (Fusion Strike 260)|Elesa's Sparkle|Rare Ultra|Fusion Strike|260/264}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Elesa's Sparkle (Fusion Strike 260)|Elesa's Sparkle|Rare Ultra|Fusion Strike|260/264}} | ||
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{{Trainerlistbody| | {{Trainerlistbody|Rapid Strike Style Mustard (Battle Styles 132)|Rapid Strike Style Mustard|Rare Ultra|Brilliant Stars|TG27/TG30}} | ||
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Revision as of 17:22, 18 August 2022
Supporter cards (Japanese: サポーター Supporter) are a classification of trading cards that debuted in English in the Expedition Base Set with the start of the e-Card Series, and within the P Promotional cards during the Web Era in Japan. Originating as a subclass of Trainer cards, Supporter cards, as well as Stadium cards, were elevated to equal level as Trainer cards with the start of the Diamond & Pearl Series. When the Trainer cards of Generation IV were reclassified as Item cards, the term "Trainer card" became an overarching term, while Supporter and Stadium cards joined Item cards and returned to subclasses of Trainer cards.
Supporter cards depict and feature people. Generally, the people are characters from the Pokémon games and Pokémon anime such as Gym Leaders and Trainer classes, though many are exclusive characters featured within the many themes created for the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Much like how Item and Stadium cards changed their colors to blue and green, respectively, Supporter cards are colored red. As the characters of the games and the anime change periodically, it is not uncommon for various Supporter cards from different Generations to share the same effects: for example, both the Generation III EX Series Supporter Professor Birch and the Generation V Black & White Series Supporter Bianca share the same effect.
Players are allowed to play only 1 Supporter card during their turn (unless a card allows them to play more). When they were first introduced, most Supporters were to be played next to the player's Active Pokémon and discarded at the end of that player's turn. The only supporter not to be discarded was Charon's Choice, who returned to the hand instead. With the release of the Black & White expansion, this practice was changed, and Supporters were to be discarded directly after being played. This was to allow players to retrieve it from the discard pile during the same turn if they wished. Beginning with the Sword & Shield series, the player who goes first cannot play a Supporter card on their first turn.[1]
A feature of the Black & White Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game is that popular Supporter cards are reprinted as Full Art cards. Other than Full Art cards, Supporter cards typically do not receive alternate artworks. Occasionally, when the card is reprinted in a completely different Series or is reprinted and released through a special promotion, it may receive an alternate artwork. There are currently 429 different Supporter cards, though many have received multiple prints.
During the time of the Sun & Moon TCG expansion, Supporter cards were given a twist. TAG TEAM Supporter Cards were introduced in the Cosmic Eclipse set of 2019. These cards host two characters from the Pokémon Franchise instead of the normal one and have distinctive yellow patterns around the upper left and lower right borders of the card. And though TAG TEAM Supporter Cards act the same way as normal Supporter cards, they have two separate effects. One works when the card is played, while the other is an optional effect for the user to decide over.
List of Supporter cards
References
- ↑ Changes Coming to the Pokémon TCG with Sword & Shield - Pokémon.com (accessed January 9, 2020)
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