Black Kyurem (Challenge Cup)

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Black Kyurem ブラックキュレム Black Kyurem

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Name Black Kyurem Type Dragon Energy ?? Tretta color Purple Icon Combo Class —

Primary Search Mode location Forest

Pokémon Tretta P

Black Kyurem (Japanese: ブラックキュレム Black Kyurem) is a Trophy Tretta. It is one of the Promotional Tretta.

Tretta data

Moves No Move Blizzard No Move

Stats HP ?? Attack ?? Defense ?? Speed ??

Pokémon description This ice Pokémon waits for someone to fill in the missing parts of its body with truth or ideals. うしなった からだを しんじつと りそうで うめてくれる ひとを まつ こおりの ポケモン。

Additional abilities Combo This Pokémon can perform a combo with the following Tretta: Reshiram (3-00) Cobalion (3-06) Terrakion (3-07) Virizion (3-08) Electivire (3-09) Magmortar (3-10) Zekrom (3-11) Zekrom (3-15) Vaporeon (3-21) Jolteon (3-22) Flareon (3-23) Espeon (3-24) Umbreon (3-25) Leafeon (3-26) Glaceon (3-27) Cobalion (3-31) Terrakion (3-32) Virizion (3-33) Electivire (3-34) Magmortar (3-35) Vaporeon (3-39) Jolteon (3-40) Flareon (3-41) Espeon (3-42) Umbreon (3-43) Leafeon (3-44) Glaceon (3-45) Cobalion (P) Terrakion (P) Accelgor (P) Combo This Pokémon can perform a combo with the following Tretta: Meowstic (03-06) Meowstic (03-07) Electivire (03-11) Magmortar (03-12) Bulbasaur (03-17) Charmander (03-18) Squirtle (03-19) Espurr (03-25) Meowstic (03-28) Meowstic (03-29) Electivire (03-33) Magmortar (03-34) Bulbasaur (03-35) Charmander (03-36) Squirtle (03-37) Chespin (03-44) Fennekin (03-45) Froakie (03-46) Combo This Pokémon can perform a combo with the following Tretta: Electivire (P) Magmortar (P) Combo This Pokémon can perform a combo with the following Tretta: Meowstic (P) Meowstic (P) Combo This Pokémon can perform a combo with the following Tretta: Braviary (4-13) Escavalier (4-14) Accelgor (4-27) Mandibuzz (4-28) Braviary (4-41) Mandibuzz (4-42) Accelgor (4-43) Escavalier (4-44) Combo This Pokémon can perform a combo with the following Tretta: Meowstic (Z1-20) Meowstic (Z1-21) Rotom (Z1-26) Rotom (Z1-27) Rotom (Z1-28) Rotom (Z1-29) Rotom (Z1-30) Rotom (Z1-31) Combo This Pokémon can perform a combo with the following Tretta: Gardevoir (Z3-23) Gallade (Z3-24) Z Tretta Form Change This Pokémon will change into its at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode. Search In Search Mode, the silhouette of one Pokémon in a location that does not already have one will be revealed, or the full image of one Pokémon in a location that already has a silhouette will be revealed. Absorption Coalescence This Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode: Reshiram (8-01) → White Kyurem Ice Burn Zekrom (8-02) → Black Kyurem Freeze Shock Reshiram (8-12) → White Kyurem Blizzard Zekrom (8-13) → Black Kyurem Blizzard Absorption Coalescence This Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode: Reshiram (8-01) → White Kyurem Blizzard Zekrom (8-02) → Black Kyurem Blizzard Reshiram (8-12) → White Kyurem Blizzard Zekrom (8-13) → Black Kyurem Blizzard Absorption Coalescence This Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode: Reshiram (P) → White Kyurem Ice Burn Zekrom (P) → Black Kyurem Freeze Shock Absorption Coalescence This Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode: Kyurem (8-03) → White Kyurem Ice Burn Kyurem (8-14) → White Kyurem Blizzard Absorption Coalescence This Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode: Kyurem (8-03) → White Kyurem Blizzard Kyurem (8-14) → White Kyurem Blizzard Absorption Coalescence This Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode: Kyurem (P) → White Kyurem Ice Burn Absorption Coalescence This Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode: Kyurem (8-03) → Black Kyurem Freeze Shock Kyurem (8-14) → Black Kyurem Blizzard Absorption Coalescence This Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode: Kyurem (8-03) → Black Kyurem Blizzard Kyurem (8-14) → Black Kyurem Blizzard Absorption Coalescence This Pokémon can fuse with the following Tretta to create a new Pokémon at the start of Round 3 in Battle Mode: Kyurem (P) → Black Kyurem Freeze Shock Secret Ticket As long as the player has a Tretta Report, this Tretta will activate the Secret Ticket when used in Battle Mode. This Secret Ticket will summon Wobbuffet, and will allow the player to deal extra damage if they attack second in the current Round. Mega Evolution This Pokémon can Mega Evolve into Mega Mewtwo X via use of the Pokémon Mega Ring, Pokémon Mega Bangle, or in-game Key Stone. Z Tretta This Pokémon will transform into the Pokémon below once its HP gauge is less than half. Once transformed, it will regain full HP. Zygarde Complete Forme Land's Wrath Z Tretta Z Tretta The Pokémon below will always be summoned after Round 3 in Battle Mode and use an extra attack. Bulbasaur Vine Whip Z Tretta The Pokémon below may be summoned after Round 3 in Battle Mode and use an extra attack: Bulbasaur Vine Whip The Pokémon below will always be summoned after Round 3 in Battle Mode and use an extra attack if this Tretta and are used together in Battle Mode. Bulbasaur Vine Whip Z Tretta The following Pokémon may be summoned after Round 3 in Battle Mode and use an extra attack: Bulbasaur Vine Whip Bulbasaur Vine Whip The Pokémon below will always be summoned after Round 3 in Battle Mode and use an extra attack if this Tretta, are used together in Battle Mode. Bulbasaur Vine Whip

Release information

This Tretta was awarded as a prize at each Challenge Cup event held at the 37th Next Generation World Hobby Fair during winter 2013. The World Hobby Fair took place at the Nagoya Dome, Nagoya on January 20, 2013; at Makuhari Messe, Chiba on January 26 and 27, 2013; at the Fukuoka Yahoo! Japan Dome, Fukuoka on February 3, 2013; and at the Kyocera Dome Osaka, Osaka on February 10, 2013.

The Challenge Cup tasked entrants to defeat either Black Kyurem or White Kyurem in one of eight possible teams of three Pokémon. The Battle Mode takes place in a location made exclusively for the event: a forest with colorful trees and bunting. This theme would later serve the basis of all locations in the Gather! New Leaguers set. Genesect could also exclusively be encountered in two of the eight teams, not featured on a Tretta until the Witness Genesect! set. The possible teams are detailed below.

Challenge Cup teams

Team 1 Black Kyurem Freeze Shock Darmanitan Flare Blitz Terrakion Stone Edge Rock Slide Team 2 Black Kyurem Freeze Shock Meloetta Wake-Up Slap Genesect Techno Buster Team 3 Black Kyurem Freeze Shock Terrakion Stone Edge Rock Slide Magmortar Flame Burst Team 4 Black Kyurem Freeze Shock Cobalion Metal Burst Iron Head Dewott Aqua Jet Razor Shell Team 5 White Kyurem Ice Burn Pignite Heat Crash Flame Charge Virizion Leaf Blade Giga Drain Team 6 White Kyurem Ice Burn Lucario Aura Sphere Landorus Outrage Team 7 White Kyurem Ice Burn Magmortar Flame Burst Dewott Aqua Jet Razor Shell Team 8 White Kyurem Ice Burn Flareon Ember Genesect Techno Buster

Players who managed to defeat either Black Kyurem or White Kyurem were awarded either this Tretta or a White Kyurem Tretta depending on the team. The top 20 scorers were also awarded a 'WINNER' seal, with the top three scorers earning a personalized certificate, and the overall winner earning a Pokémon Tretta manga image signed by Kazuhiko Sugitani. All participants were also awarded either a Servine, Pignite, Dewott, Cobalion, Chandelure, Terrakion, or Hydreigon Tretta at random.

A combination of new Pokémon Smash! Challenge Cup and regular Challenge Cup events were held as part of the Kids Games Festival in Spring, first held at Yomiuri Land, Tokyo and at Den Park, Anjō on April 7, 2013. Several other venues across Japan were later added, taking place between April 27 and May 26, 2013. The Pokémon Smash! Challenge Cup events included guest appearances by cast members and mascots of Pokémon Smash!. This event tasked entrants to defeat either Black Kyurem or White Kyurem in two possible teams, featuring Director Lucario and Oshawott. Players who managed to defeat either Black Kyurem or White Kyurem were again awarded either this Tretta or a White Kyurem Tretta depending on the team. The random participation prizes included those previously available in the original Challenge Cup events, plus Virizion, Accelgor, Landorus, and Lucario. All participants also earned a special Tretta Report seal featuring the aforementioned Director Lucario and Oshawott mascots. The possible Pokémon Smash! Challenge Cup teams are detailed below.

Pokémon Smash! Challenge Cup teams
Team 1 Lucario Metal Claw Black Kyurem Freeze Shock Oshawott Water Gun Team 2 Lucario Metal Claw White Kyurem Ice Burn Oshawott Water Gun

A combination of Challenge Cup and Pokémon Smash! Challenge Cup events were also held as part of the Pokémon Exciting Carnival, held at several AEON Malls across Japan from May 11 to July 13, 2013.

Two Challenge Cup events were held in conjunction with the 15th anniversary of Pokémon Centers in Japan. The Pokémon Smash! Challenge Cup was held at Pokémon Centers nationwide from May 25 to May 31, 2013. The Tretta available as random participation prizes for this event increased to include Tornadus and Thundurus. The new Strongest Challenge in History! Kyurem Challenge was held at Pokémon Centers nationwide from June 1 to June 14, 2013. This event again tasked entrants to defeat either Black Kyurem or White Kyurem, though featured a different set of eight possible teams. These teams are detailed below.

Strongest Challenge in History! Kyurem Challenge teams

Team 1 Black Kyurem Freeze Shock Samurott Hydro Cannon Meloetta Psychic Team 2 Black Kyurem Freeze Shock Wash Rotom Hydro Pump Meloetta Acrobatics Team 3 Black Kyurem Freeze Shock Samurott Hydro Cannon Wash Rotom Hydro Pump Team 4 Black Kyurem Freeze Shock Wash Rotom Hydro Pump Vanilluxe Ice Beam Team 5 White Kyurem Ice Burn Samurott Hydro Cannon Meloetta Psychic Team 6 White Kyurem Ice Burn Wash Rotom Hydro Pump Meloetta Acrobatics Team 7 White Kyurem Ice Burn Samurott Hydro Cannon Wash Rotom Hydro Pump Team 8 White Kyurem Ice Burn Wash Rotom Hydro Pump Vanilluxe Ice Beam

Another Pokémon Smash! Challenge Cup was held at the 2013 International Tokyo Toy Show. This took place on June 15 and June 16, the last two days of the event.

This Tretta was awarded as one of two potential Challenge Cup prizes, held at participating Ito-Yokado stores across Japan on August 11, 2013. Participants who managed to defeat either Black Kyurem or White Kyurem in one of the original Challenge Cup lineups were awarded either this Tretta or a White Kyurem Tretta depending on the team.

This Tretta was available again as part of the Pokémon Tretta Ultimate Series 1 Get Score Trial, which challenged players to achieve a high score of 70,000 or more. This was held at the following locations:

• At Space World, Kitakyushu on April 4, 2015.
• At the Makomanai Ice Arena, Sapporo on April 11 and 12, 2015.
• As part of the USUI Kids Expo, held at the USUI department store, Fukushima between May 2 and May 6, 2015.
• At three venues hosting the Pokémon Trading Card Game Rayquaza Mega Battle: Nagoya Trade & Industry Center, Nagoya on May 5, 2015; at Makuhari Messe, Chiba on May 9 and 10, 2015; and at Intex Osaka, Osaka on May 31, 2015.
• At the 2015 Tokyo Toy Show, held at the Tokyo International Exhibition Center, Tokyo on June 20 and 21, 2015.
• As part of the Pokémon Tretta Ultimate Challenge Tour, held at Aeon Mall Asahikawa West, Hokkaido on August 1, 2015; at iias Sapporo, Hokkaido on August 2, 2015; at Seven Town Azusawa, Itabashi, Tokyo on August 9, 2015; at Aeon Mall Kashiihama, Fukuoka on August 15, 2015; at Aeon Mall Fukuoka on August 16, 2015; at Shopping Plaza Kamagaya, Chiba on August 23, 2015; at Aspia Akashi, Hyōgo on August 29, 2015; and at Ito-Yokado Ario, Yao, Osaka on August 30, 2015.

It was once again made available as part of the Trophy Pokémon Torretta Present Campaign, which took place at participating Pokémon Centers and Pokémon Stores across Japan on December 12, 13, 19, 20, 23, 26 and 27, 2015. Visitors who played at least 1 game of Pokémon Tretta or purchased 1 eligible item of Pokémon Tretta merchandise were given 1 of 6 Trophy Tretta at random.

Trivia

Origin

Blizzard is a move that Kyurem can learn in the games. This Tretta features the Black Kyurem Forme of Kyurem.

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