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→English cards: Added the rest of the errata'd items/tools. English has been updated from Brilliant Stars to current sets as of 31 May 2024. |
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[[File:PokéBallScarletViolet185.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Item cards as of the Scarlet & Violet Series]] | [[File:PokéBallScarletViolet185.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Item cards as of the Scarlet & Violet Series]] | ||
'''Item cards''' (Japanese: '''グッズ''' ''Goods'') are | '''Item cards''' (Japanese: '''グッズ''' ''Goods'') are one of the four primary subclasses of {{TCG|Trainer card}}s. Item cards, as the name suggests, depict [[item]]s — 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. Item cards are color-coded as blue, as shown on the name of the card type and the card's infobox. | ||
{{TCG| | The concept of Item cards as a distinct subclass of Trainer cards debuted in Japan as "Goods" cards, with the release of the {{TCG|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 {{TCG|Trainer card}}s until the release of {{TCG|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. | ||
Many Item cards have seen multiple releases and illustrations since Item cards debuted in the {{TCG|HeartGold & SoulSilver}} expansion. There are currently {{#expr: {{PAGESINCATEGORY:Item cards}} - 1}} different {{cat|Item cards}}, though many have been printed multiple times with different artwork. | |||
{{TCG|Pokémon Tool card}}s were classified as Item cards prior to the {{TCG|Scarlet & Violet}} expansion, which separates them into their own category; this distinction also applies to all Pokémon Tool cards introduced in prior expansions as an errata. Cards that affect Item cards do not affect Pokémon Tool cards. | |||
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{{Trainerlistbody|Tool Box (Lost Origin 168)|Tool Box|Uncommon|Lost Origin|168/196}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Tool Box (Lost Origin 168)|Tool Box|Uncommon|Lost Origin|168/196}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Dark Patch (Lost Origin 216)|Dark Patch|Rare Secret|Lost Origin|216/196}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Dark Patch (Lost Origin 216)|Dark Patch|Rare Secret|Lost Origin|216/196}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Lost Vacuum (Lost Origin 217 | {{Trainerlistbody|Lost Vacuum (Lost Origin 217)|Lost Vacuum|Rare Secret|Lost Origin|217/196}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Quad Stone (Silver Tempest 163)|Quad Stone|Uncommon|Silver Tempest|163/195}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Quad Stone (Silver Tempest 163)|Quad Stone|Uncommon|Silver Tempest|163/195}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Unidentified Fossil (Silver Tempest 165)|Unidentified Fossil|Uncommon|Silver Tempest|165/195}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Unidentified Fossil (Silver Tempest 165)|Unidentified Fossil|Uncommon|Silver Tempest|165/195}} | ||
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{{Trainerlistbody|Pot Helmet (Brilliant Stars 146)|Pot Helmet|Uncommon|Brilliant Stars|146/172}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Pot Helmet (Brilliant Stars 146)|Pot Helmet|Uncommon|Brilliant Stars|146/172}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Supereffective Glasses (Astral Radiance 152)|Supereffective Glasses|Uncommon|Astral Radiance|152/189}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Supereffective Glasses (Astral Radiance 152)|Supereffective Glasses|Uncommon|Astral Radiance|152/189}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Choice Belt (Astral Radiance 211 | {{Trainerlistbody|Choice Belt (Astral Radiance 211)|Choice Belt|Rare Secret|Astral Radiance|211/189}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Box of Disaster (Lost Origin 154)|Box of Disaster|Uncommon|Lost Origin|154/196}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Box of Disaster (Lost Origin 154)|Box of Disaster|Uncommon|Lost Origin|154/196}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Windup Arm (Lost Origin 170)|Windup Arm |Uncommon|Lost Origin|170/196}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Windup Arm (Lost Origin 170)|Windup Arm |Uncommon|Lost Origin|170/196}} | ||
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{{Trainerlistbody|Rapid Strike Scroll of the Flying Dragon (Blue Sky Stream 62)|Rapid Strike Scroll of Flying Dragon|U|Blue Sky Stream|062/067}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Rapid Strike Scroll of the Flying Dragon (Blue Sky Stream 62)|Rapid Strike Scroll of Flying Dragon|U|Blue Sky Stream|062/067}} | ||
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Revision as of 12:26, 12 June 2024
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Item cards (Japanese: グッズ Goods) are one of the four primary subclasses 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. Item cards are color-coded as blue, as shown on the name of the card type and the card's infobox.
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.
Many Item cards have seen multiple releases and illustrations since Item cards debuted in the HeartGold & SoulSilver expansion. There are currently 458 different Item cards, though many have been printed multiple times with different artwork.
Pokémon Tool cards were classified as Item cards prior to the Scarlet & Violet expansion, which separates them into their own category; this distinction also applies to all Pokémon Tool cards introduced in prior expansions as an errata. Cards that affect Item cards do not affect Pokémon Tool cards.
List of Item cards
List of Tool cards that were previously Item cards due to the Scarlet & Violet errata
English cards
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Japanese cards
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