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King Kerog (talk | contribs) Fixed incorrect information about what issue of Nintendo Power the Eon Ticket was included in. It has been common misinformation that it was available in the September 2003 issue but in actuality was the November 2003 volume. I've included references for further confirmation and to avoid any future misinformation! |
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Revision as of 10:28, 6 May 2023
These are Pokémon Battle e cards that were released through promotions instead of standard card packs. Battle e cards can be scanned by the e-Reader to send exclusive data to the Pokémon games, such as Trainer battles or in-game gifts.
The vast majority are exclusive to Japan and were never released in English.
Pokémon Battle e: Series 1 & 2
These cards are for use with Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire. Some of these cards were released in both Japanese and English.
| Card ID | Card Name | Japanese | English |
|---|---|---|---|
| 08-P001 | Dragon Tamer Craig | Packaged with Japanese e-Reader + | Packaged with Australian e-Reader |
| 08-P002 | Ninja Boy Yasuo | Packaged with Japanese e-Reader + | Packaged with Australian e-Reader |
| 08-P003 | Pokéfan Darlene | Packaged with Japanese e-Reader + | Packaged with Australian e-Reader |
| 08-P004 | Cool Trainer Mattego | Packaged with Japanese e-Reader + | Packaged with Australian e-Reader |
| 08-P005 | Collector Hidehiko | Pokémon Scoop (Summer 2003); Pokémon Festa 2003 | N/A |
| 08-P006 | Cool Trainer Yufu | Pokémon Scoop (Summer 2003); Pokémon Festa 2003 | N/A |
| 08-P007 | Ruin Maniac Sagami | CoroCoro Magazine (October 2003) | N/A |
| 08-P008 | Cool Trainer Mattego (Demo) | Demo cards placed in selected stores in Japan throughout September 2003 (not for distribution) | N/A |
| 08-N001 | Psychic Teruko | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) | N/A |
| 08-N002 | Triathlete Kimiko | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) | N/A |
| 08-N003 | Gentleman Norton | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) | N/A |
| 08-N004 | Guitarist Simon | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) | N/A |
| 08-N005 | Battle Girl Hozumi | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) | N/A |
| 08-N006 | Lass Ritsue | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) | N/A |
| 08-N007 | School Kid Yuuma | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) | N/A |
| 08-N008 | Expert Taisen | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) | N/A |
| 08-O001 | Decoration Present | "Let's Decorate Secret Bases!" campaign (Japan only) | N/A |
| 00-C000 | Eon Ticket | N/A | Distributed at E3 2003; Nintendo Power vol. 173 (November 2003)[1][2]; Toys 'R' Us Summer Tour 2003 |
| 129-B001 | Gentleman Nils | N/A | Packaged with American version of Pokémon Ruby |
| 129-B002 | Lady Astrid | N/A | Packaged with American version of Pokémon Sapphire |
Pokémon Colosseum Double Battle e
These cards are for use with Pokémon Colosseum. They were exclusively released in Japanese.
| Card ID | Card Name | Promotion |
|---|---|---|
| 13-P001 | Hunter Bit | Pokémon Scoop (Winter 2004); World Hobby Fair 2004 |
| 13-P002 | Team Snagem Gaku | Japanese Pokémon Colosseum Strategy Guide |
Pokémon Battle e FireRed & LeafGreen
These cards are for use with Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen. They were exclusively released in Japanese.
| Card ID | Card Name | Promotion |
|---|---|---|
| 15-P001 | Hiker Ayumu, Sailor Kousuke & Aroma Lady Ayano | Coro Coro Magazine (May 2004) |
| 15-N001 | Bird Keeper Hiroyuki | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) |
| 15-N002 | Young Couple Miwa & Yuu | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) |
| 15-N003 | Channeler Miyako, Tamer Eita & Poké Maniac Takahiko | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) |
| 15-N004 | Lady Marika | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) |
| 15-PT001 | Club Nintendo Specially-made Tower | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) |
Berry Fix cards
In Japan, e-Reader patch cards were distributed as an alternative method to fix the infamous Berry glitch. They were exclusively released in Japanese.
| Card ID | Card Name | Promotion |
|---|---|---|
| 16-A001 | Berry glitch fixing program | Pokémon Scoop (Winter 2004); World Hobby Fair 2004 |
| 16-A002 | Berry glitch fixing program | Pokémon Scoop (Winter 2004); World Hobby Fair 2004 |
Pokémon Battle e Emerald
- Main article: Pokémon Battle e Emerald Promotional cards (Battle e)
These cards are for use with Pokémon Emerald. They were exclusively released in Japanese.
| Card ID | Card Name | Promotion |
|---|---|---|
| 19-P001 | Camper Soushi | Japanese Pokémon Emerald Strategy Guide |
| 19-P002 | School Kid Toshinori | CoroCoro Magazine (November 2004) |
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- ↑ "Free Eon Ticket, Details inside". Nintendo Power. Vol. 173. Nintendo of America Inc. November 2003. pp. 114–115.
- ↑ comiclogfan1846 (December 14, 2021). Nintendo Power Issue 173 ( November 2003). Internet Archive. Retrieved May 6, 2023.
