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{{Trainerlistbody|Metal Goggles (Team Up 195)|Metal Goggles|Rare Secret|Team Up|195/181}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Metal Goggles (Team Up 195)|Metal Goggles|Rare Secret|Team Up|195/181}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Pokémon Communication (Team Up 196)|Pokémon Communication|Rare Secret|Team Up|196/181}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Pokémon Communication (Team Up 196)|Pokémon Communication|Rare Secret|Team Up|196/181}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Beast Bringer (Unbroken Bonds 164)|Beast Bringer|Uncommon|Unbroken Bonds|164/214}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Chip-Chip Ice Axe (Unbroken Bonds 165)|Chip-Chip Ice Axe|Uncommon|Unbroken Bonds|165/214}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Devolution Spray Z (Unbroken Bonds 166)|Devolution Spray Z|Uncommon|Unbroken Bonds|166/214}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Dusk Stone (Unbroken Bonds 167)|Dusk Stone|Uncommon|Unbroken Bonds|167/214}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Electromagnetic Radar (Unbroken Bonds 169)|Electromagnetic Radar|Uncommon|Unbroken Bonds|169/214}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Energy Spinner (Unbroken Bonds 170)|Energy Spinner|Uncommon|Unbroken Bonds|170/214}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Fairy Charm Ability (Unbroken Bonds 171)|Fairy Charm Ability|Uncommon|Unbroken Bonds|171/214}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Fairy Charm L (Unbroken Bonds 172)|Fairy Charm L|Uncommon|Unbroken Bonds|172/214}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Fire Crystal (Unbroken Bonds 173)|Fire Crystal|Uncommon|Unbroken Bonds|173/214}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Metal Core Barrier (Unbroken Bonds 180)|Metal Core Barrier|Uncommon|Unbroken Bonds|180/214}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Pokégear 3.0 (Unbroken Bonds 182)|Pokégear 3.0|Uncommon|Unbroken Bonds|182/214}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Stealthy Hood (Unbroken Bonds 186)|Stealthy Hood|Uncommon|Unbroken Bonds|186/214}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Surprise Box (Unbroken Bonds 187)|Surprise Box|Uncommon|Unbroken Bonds|187/214}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Beast Bringer (Unbroken Bonds 229)|Beast Bringer|Rare Secret|Unbroken Bonds|229/214}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Electromagnetic Radar (Unbroken Bonds 230)|Electromagnetic Radar|Rare Secret|Unbroken Bonds|230/214}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Fire Crystal (Unbroken Bonds 231)|Fire Crystal|Rare Secret|Unbroken Bonds|231/214}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Metal Core Barrier (Unbroken Bonds 232)|Metal Core Barrier|Rare Secret|Unbroken Bonds|232/214}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Pokégear 3.0 (Unbroken Bonds 233)|Pokégear 3.0|Rare Secret|Unbroken Bonds|233/214}} | |||
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{{Trainerlistbody|Fiery Flint (Dragon Storm 65)|Fiery Flint|UR|Dragon Storm|065/053}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Fiery Flint (Dragon Storm 65)|Fiery Flint|UR|Dragon Storm|065/053}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Dragon Talon (Dragon Storm 66)|Dragon Talon|UR|Dragon Storm|066/053}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Dragon Talon (Dragon Storm 66)|Dragon Talon|UR|Dragon Storm|066/053}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Energy Recycle System (Champion Road 52)|Energy Recycle System|C|Champion Road|052/066}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Energy Switch (Champion Road 53)|Energy Switch|U|Champion Road|053/066}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Super Scoop Up (Champion Road 54)|Super Scoop Up|U|Champion Road|054/066}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Rare Candy (Champion Road 55)|Rare Candy|U|Champion Road|055/066}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Life Herb (Champion Road 56)|Life Herb|U|Champion Road|056/066}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Friend Ball (Champion Road 57)|Friend Ball|C|Champion Road|057/066}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|PokéNav (Champion Road 58)|PokéNav|U|Champion Road|058/066}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Switch (Champion Road 59)|Switch|U|Champion Road|059/066}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Lure Ball (Champion Road 60)|Lure Ball|U|Champion Road|060/066}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Life Herb (Champion Road 84)|Life Herb|UR|Champion Road|084/066}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|PokéNav (Champion Road 85)|PokéNav|UR|Champion Road|085/066}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Last Chance Potion (Sky-Splitting Charisma 79)|Last Chance Potion|U|Sky-Splitting Charisma|079/096}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Acro Bike (Sky-Splitting Charisma 80)|Acro Bike|U|Sky-Splitting Charisma|080/096}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Ultra Ball (Sky-Splitting Charisma 81)|Ultra Ball|U|Sky-Splitting Charisma|081/096}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Rare Candy (Sky-Splitting Charisma 82)|Rare Candy|U|Sky-Splitting Charisma|082/096}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Switch (Sky-Splitting Charisma 83)|Switch|U|Sky-Splitting Charisma|083/096}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Pokémon Catcher (Sky-Splitting Charisma 84)|Pokémon Catcher|U|Sky-Splitting Charisma|084/096}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Rainbow Brush (Sky-Splitting Charisma 85)|Rainbow Brush|U|Sky-Splitting Charisma|085/096}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Choice Band (Sky-Splitting Charisma 86)|Choice Band|U|Sky-Splitting Charisma|086/096}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Hustle Belt (Sky-Splitting Charisma 87)|Hustle Belt|U|Sky-Splitting Charisma|087/096}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Acro Bike (Sky-Splitting Charisma 110)|Acro Bike|UR|Sky-Splitting Charisma|110/096}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Rainbow Brush (Sky-Splitting Charisma 111)|Rainbow Brush|UR|Sky-Splitting Charisma|111/096}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Hustle Belt (Sky-Splitting Charisma 112)|Hustle Belt|UR|Sky-Splitting Charisma|112/096}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Energy Switch (Thunderclap Spark 45)|Energy Switch|U|Thunderclap Spark|045/060}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Electropower (Thunderclap Spark 46)|Electropower|U|Thunderclap Spark|046/060}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Custom Catcher (Thunderclap Spark 47)|Custom Catcher|C|Thunderclap Spark|047/060}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Super Scoop Up (Thunderclap Spark 48)|Super Scoop Up|U|Thunderclap Spark|048/060}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Ultra Ball (Thunderclap Spark 49)|Ultra Ball|U|Thunderclap Spark|049/060}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Switch (Thunderclap Spark 50)|Switch|U|Thunderclap Spark|050/060}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Pokémon Catcher (Thunderclap Spark 51)|Pokémon Catcher|U|Thunderclap Spark|051/060}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Mixed Herbs (Thunderclap Spark 52)|Mixed Herbs|C|Thunderclap Spark|052/060}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Counter Gain (Thunderclap Spark 53)|Counter Gain|U|Thunderclap Spark|053/060}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Choice Band (Thunderclap Spark 54)|Choice Band|U|Thunderclap Spark|054/060}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Electropower (Thunderclap Spark 71)|Electropower|UR|Thunderclap Spark|071/060}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Custom Catcher (Thunderclap Spark 72)|Custom Catcher|UR|Thunderclap Spark|072/060}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Counter Gain (Thunderclap Spark 73)|Counter Gain|UR|Thunderclap Spark|073/060}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Net Ball (Fairy Rise 42)|Net Ball|U|Fairy Rise|042/050}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Adventure Bag (Fairy Rise 43)|Adventure Bag|C|Fairy Rise|043/050}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Spell Tag (Fairy Rise 44)|Spell Tag|U|Fairy Rise|044/050}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Fairy Charm P (Fairy Rise 45)|Fairy Charm P|U|Fairy Rise|045/050}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Fairy Charm F (Fairy Rise 46)|Fairy Charm F|U|Fairy Rise|046/050}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Fairy Charm D (Fairy Rise 47)|Fairy Charm N|U|Fairy Rise|047/050}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Net Ball (Fairy Rise 61)|Net Ball|UR|Fairy Rise|061/050}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Adventure Bag (Fairy Rise 62)|Adventure Bag|UR|Fairy Rise|062/050}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Spell Tag (Fairy Rise 63)|Spell Tag|UR|Fairy Rise|063/050}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Wait and See Hammer (Super-Burst Impact 77)|Wait and See Hammer|U|Super-Burst Impact|077/095}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Ultra Ball (Super-Burst Impact 78)|Ultra Ball|U|Super-Burst Impact|078/095}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Rare Candy (Super-Burst Impact 79)|Rare Candy|U|Super-Burst Impact|079/095}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Switch (Super-Burst Impact 80)|Switch|U|Super-Burst Impact|080/095}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Pokémon Catcher (Super-Burst Impact 81)|Pokémon Catcher|U|Super-Burst Impact|081/095}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Moomoo Milk (Super-Burst Impact 82)|Moomoo Milk|U|Super-Burst Impact|082/095}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Lost Blender (Super-Burst Impact 83)|Lost Blender|U|Super-Burst Impact|083/095}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Choice Band (Super-Burst Impact 84)|Choice Band|U|Super-Burst Impact|084/095}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Choice Helmet (Super-Burst Impact 85)|Choice Helmet|U|Super-Burst Impact|085/095}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Fairy Charm G (Super-Burst Impact 86)|Fairy Charm G|U|Super-Burst Impact|086/095}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Wait and See Hammer (Super-Burst Impact 109)|Wait and See Hammer|UR|Super-Burst Impact|109/095}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Lost Blender (Super-Burst Impact 110)|Lost Blender|UR|Super-Burst Impact|110/095}} | |||
{{Trainerlistbody|Choice Helmet (Super-Burst Impact 111)|Choice Helmet|UR|Super-Burst Impact|111/095}} | |||
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Revision as of 22:11, 30 May 2019
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Item cards as of the Sun & Moon Series
Item cards (Japanese: グッズ Goods) are a subclass of Trainer cards. Item cards, as the name suggests, depict items, typically from the Pokémon games such as the Good Rod and Moomoo Milk, which a player can use once to have some kind of effect on the game, and are then discarded. Players are allowed to play as many Item cards as they wish during their turn. Pokémon Tools and Technical Machines are also classified as Item cards. Much like how Supporter and Stadium cards changed their colors to red and green, respectively, Item cards changed to blue. Many Item cards have seen multiple releases and illustrations since Item cards debuted in the HeartGold & SoulSilver expansion. There are currently 449 different Item cards, though many have been printed multiple times with different artwork.
The concept of Item cards as a distinct subclass of Trainer cards debuted in Japan as "Goods" cards, with the release of the HeartGold & SoulSilver Collections at the start of the LEGEND era. The English releases did not adopt this name change right away, and continued classifying them as Trainer cards until the release of Black & White. However, they were still considered a distinct class of cards separate from earlier Trainer cards released beforehand, and separate from Stadium and Supporter cards. Therefore, that new class of Trainer cards, as well as all previous Trainer cards that were not Supporters or Stadiums released beforehand, have since been redefined as Item cards, and as a subclass to the overall class of Trainer cards.
List of Item cards
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