Platinum (TCG)

Platinum ギンガの覇道

File:PL01 Logo.png Cards in set English: 133 Japanese: 96 Set number English: 39 Japanese: 39 Release date English: February 11, 2009 Japanese: October 10, 2008 Theme Decks Rebellion () Flourish () Previous Intense Fight in the Destroyed Sky Japanese: Galactic's Conquest Next Bonds to the End of Time

Pokémon Trading Card Game: Platinum (Japanese: ギンガの覇道 Galactic's Conquest) is the name given to the first expansion of cards of the Platinum series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

Information

Released in Japan as Galactic's Conquest, the first expansion of the newly-introduced Pokémon Card Game DPt series, the English release of Platinum begins a new series of cards in the English-language Trading Card Game, also called the Platinum series. This replaces "Diamond & Pearl" as the prefix for expansions, with PL replacing DP as the shortened name for the series.

Platinum is based on the Pokémon Platinum, due to be released six weeks after the set itself. The set itself is based on the changes between Pokémon Diamond and Pearl and Platinum, including Giratina in both its Altered Forme and its Origin Forme, as well as introducing Shaymin to the Trading Card Game. It also features Team Galactic's Pokémon and various Trainer cards based on them.

Platinum also introduces two new mechanics to the Trading Card Game. The first new mechanic is a new type of Pokémon known as Pokémon SP. Pokémon SP have an "SP" symbol in the bottom-left-hand corner of the illustration box and can seemingly vary depending on the theme of the expansion in which they appear. In Platinum, as part of Team Galactic's inclusion, SP Pokémon are represented as Pokémon G with the "G" at the end of a Pokémon's name made to symbolize the fact that it is a Galactic's Pokémon. All Pokémon G are Basic Pokémon and have an illustration of their owner in the bottom-right-hand corner of the illustration box, much like cards from Gym Heroes, Gym Challenge and Pokémon VS.

The second new mechanic to be introduced is the Lost Zone. The Lost Zone is essentially a second discard pile: however, it is not located in the play area. Hence, cards that are moved to the Lost Zone cannot be retrieved by cards which specify the recovery of cards from the discard pile.

Trivia

• The set includes Drapion LV.X, continuing a trend in which Pokémon LV.X cards are reprinted in the set released immediately after their promotional release in Japan. This was also the case with Lucario, Garchomp, Porygon-Z and Heatran.
• The set's booster pack designs feature Dialga, Palkia, Giratina Altered Forme and Shaymin Sky Forme.
• This is the first English TCG expansion with many cards based on the deeds of a villainous team that is not named for said team.

Card lists

Pokémon TCG: Platinum

Platinum booster
(Dialga)

Platinum booster
(Palkia)

Platinum booster
(Giratina)

Platinum booster
(Shaymin Sky Forme)

Card No.	Card Name	Type	Level	Rarity
1	Ampharos		57
2	Blastoise		60
3	Blaziken		59
4	Delcatty		53
5	Dialga
6	Dialga
7	Dialga G		79
8	Gardevoir
9	Giratina		55
10	Giratina		63
11	Manectric		45
12	Palkia G		78
13	Rampardos
14	Shaymin		42
15	Shaymin		56
16	Slaking		62
17	Weavile G
18	Altaria		48
19	Banette		48
20	Bastiodon		56
21	Beautifly		37
22	Blissey		40
23	Dialga
24	Dugtrio		50
25	Dustox		42
26	Empoleon		47
27	Giratina
28	Giratina		70
29	Golduck		47
30	Gyarados G		46
31	Infernape		44
32	Krickitune		46
33	Lickilicky		52
34	Ludicolo		52
35	Luvdisc		33
36	Ninetales		43
37	Palkia		72
38	Shaymin		44
39	Torterra		48
40	Toxicroak G		40
41	Bronzong G		58
42	Cacturne		44
43	Carnivine		38
44	Cascoon		10
45	Combusken		27
46	Cranidos		27
47	Crobat G		44
48	Flaaffy		22
49	Grotle		26
50	Houndoom G		45
51	Kirlia		24
52	Lombre		52
53	Lucario		42
54	Mightyena		47
55	Mismagius		40
56	Monferno		27
57	Muk		49
58	Octillery		40
59	Prinplup		25
60	Probopass		49
61	Seviper		30
62	Shieldon		21
63	Silcoon		10
64	Vigoroth		28
65	Wartortle		25
66	Zangoose		29
67	Cacnea		16
68	Carnivine		39
69	Chansey		26
70	Chimchar		10
71	Combee		19
72	Diglett		13
73	Dunsparce		17
74	Electrike		10
75	Grimer		23
76	Happiny		5
77	Honchkrow G		47
78	Kricketot		6
79	Lapras		41
80	Lickitung		30
81	Lotad		11
82	Mareep		13
83	Misdreavus		12
84	Nosepass		10
85	Piplup		12
86	Poochyena		12
87	Psyduck		19
88	Purugly G		40
89	Ralts		16
90	Remoraid		18
91	Riolu		15
92	Shuppet		17
93	Skitty		20
94	Skuntank G		46
95	Slakoth		11
96	Squirtle		16
97	Swablu		11
98	Tauros		23
99	Torchic		12
100	Torkoal		28
101	Turtwig		14
102	Vulpix		12
103	Wurmple		5
104	Broken Time-Space	St	--
105	Cyrus's Conspiracy	Su	--
106	Galactic HQ	St	--
107	Level Max	T	--
108	Life Herb	R	--
109	Looker's Investigation	Su	--
110	Memory Berry	T	--
111	Miasma Valley	St	--
112	PlusPower	T	--
113	Poké Ball	T	--
114	Pokédex Handy910is	T	--
115	Pokémon Rescue	T	--
116	Energy Gain	T	--
117	Team Galactic's Invention G-103 Power Spray	T	--
118	Team Galactic's Invention G-105 Poké Turn	T	--
119	Armor Fossil	T	--
120	Skull Fossil	T	--
121	Rainbow Energy	E	--
122	Dialga G LV.X		X
123	Drapion LV.X		X
124	Giratina LV.X		X
125	Palkia G LV.X		X
126	Shaymin LV.X		X
127	Shaymin LV.X		X
128	Electabuzz		35	H
129	Hitmonchan		33	H
130	Scyther			H
SH4	Lotad		14
SH5	Swablu		16
SH6	Vulpix

Galactic's Conquest

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Japanese booster pack

Card No.	Card Name	Type	Level	Rarity
001/096	Wurmple		5
002/096	Silcoon		10
003/096	Beautifly		37
004/096	Cascoon		10
005/096	Lotad		11
006/096	Lotad		14	H
007/096	Lombre		30
008/096	Ludicolo		52
009/096	Cacnea		16
010/096	Cacturne		44
011/096	Kricketot		6
012/096	Kricketune		46
013/096	Carnivine		38
014/096	Shaymin		56	H
015/096	Shaymin		X
016/096	Vulpix		12
017/096	Vulpix		20	H
018/096	Ninetales		43
019/096	Houndoom		45
020/096	Torchic		12
021/096	Combusken		27
022/096	Blaziken		59	H
023/096	Squirtle		16
024/096	Wartortle		25
025/096	Blastoise		60	H
026/096	Psyduck		19
027/096	Golduck		47
028/096	Gyarados		46
029/096	Remoraid		18
030/096	Octillery		40
031/096	Luvdisc		33
032/096	Palkia		78	H
033/096	Palkia		X
034/096	Mareep		13
035/096	Flaaffy		22
036/096	Ampharos		57	H
037/096	Electrike		10
038/096	Manectric		45	H
039/096	Grimer		23
040/096	Muk		49
041/096	Crobat		44
042/096	Dustox		42
043/096	Ralts		16
044/096	Kirlia		24
045/096	Gardevoir		61	H
046/096	Seviper		30
047/096	Shuppet		17
048/096	Banette		48
049/096	Skuntank		46
050/096	Toxicroak		40
051/096	Giratina		63	H
052/096	Giratina		X
053/096	Diglett		13
054/096	Dugtrio		50
055/096	Cranidos		27
056/096	Rampardos		54	H
057/096	Poochyena		12
058/096	Mightyena		47
059/096	Honchkrow		47
060/096	Drapion		X
061/096	Weavile		48	H
062/096	Shieldon		21
063/096	Bastiodon		56
064/096	Bronzong		58
065/096	Dialga		79	H
066/096	Dialga		X
067/096	Lickitung		30
068/096	Lickilicky		52
069/096	Happiny		5
070/096	Chansey		26
071/096	Blissey		40
072/096	Slakoth		11
073/096	Vigoroth		28
074/096	Slaking		62	H
075/096	Skitty		20
076/096	Delcatty		53	H
077/096	Swablu		11
078/096	Swablu		16	H
079/096	Altaria		48
080/096	Zangoose		29
081/096	Purugly		40
082/096	Team Galactic's Invention G-103 Power Spray	T	-
083/096	Team Galactic's Invention G-105 Poké Turn	T	-
084/096	Level MAX	T	-
085/096	Skull Fossil	T	-
086/096	Armor Fossil	T	-
087/096	Memory Berry	T	-
088/096	Team Galactic's Invention G-101 Energy Gain	T	-
089/096	Cyrus's Scheme	Su	-
090/096	Handsome's Investigation	Su	-
091/096	Team Galactic's Base	St	-
092/096	Time-Space Tear	T	-
093/096	Rainbow Energy	E	-
094/096	Scyther		25	H
095/096	Electabuzz		35	H
096/096	Hitmonchan		33	H
--	Grass Energy	E	--	--
--	Fire Energy	E	--	--
--	Water Energy	E	--	--
--	Lightning Energy	E	--	--
--	Psychic Energy	E	--	--
--	Fighting Energy	E	--	--
--	Darkness Energy	E	--	--
--	Metal Energy	E	--	--