The Japanese Scarlet & Violet Era of the Pokémon Trading Card Game officially began with the release of the dual Scarlet ex and Violet ex expansion on January 20, 2023, which featured new Pokémon and characters from the ninth generation titles Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. Many new cards became available in subsequent expansions, subsets, boxed products, and promotions, accompanied by a wide array of other TCG-related merchandise. Below is a chronological list of all the items released during the Japanese Scarlet & Violet Era of the Trading Card Game.
ex Starter Sets
- Main article: ex Starter Sets (TCG)
The Scarlet ex and Violet ex expansions were accompanied by a trio of 60-card decks that focused on the evolutionary lines of the Paldea first partner Pokémon and Pokémon supporting the returning Pokémon ex mechanic:
- ex Starter Set Sprigatito & Lucario ex (Japanese: スターターセットex ニャオハ＆ルカリオex)
- ex Starter Set Fuecoco & Ampharos ex (Japanese: スターターセットex ホゲータ＆デンリュウex)
- ex Starter Set Quaxly & Mimikyu ex (Japanese: スターターセットex クワッス＆ミミッキュex)
Each deck supported two primary Pokémon types and included multiples of updated Trainer and Energy cards. Decks were packaged with a sheet of damage counters and Special Condition markers, a coin, a playmat, an instruction manual, and a play guide. Each deck variation also included a Promo Card Pack, which contained one of four possible SV-P Promotional cards. A total of eight promotional cards could be obtained from these packs—two were specific to a deck, while the other two could be found in all three. The same eight cards could also be found in Promo Card Packs given away in a concurrent purchase campaign.
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ex Starter Set Sprigatito & Lucario ex
ex Starter Set Fuecoco & Ampharos ex
ex Starter Set Quaxly & Mimikyu ex
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ex Starter Set Quaxly &
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ex Starter Set Quaxly &
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ex Starter Set Sprigatito &
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ex Starter Set Fuecoco &
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ex Starter Set Quaxly &
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Premium Trainer Box ex
- Main article: Premium Trainer Box ex (TCG)
The Premium Trainer Box ex (Japanese: プレミアムトレーナーボックス ソード＆シールド) was also released alongside the dual Scarlet ex and Violet ex expansion on January 20, 2023. It contained a selection of Pokémon, Trainer, and Energy cards from both the Sword & Shield Era and the Scarlet & Violet Era, plus 10 Scarlet ex and 10 Violet ex booster packs to experiment with the latest cards. Each box also came with acrylic damage counters, acrylic status markers, a coin, and a damage counter case.
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Scarlet ex & Violet ex Special Set
Participating convenience stores across Japan began to sell the Scarlet ex & Violet ex Special Set (Japanese: スカーレットex＆バイオレットex スペシャルセット) from January 20, 2023. Each special set included five Scarlet ex booster packs, five Violet ex booster packs, and one Let's Start Playing Pokémon Card Game Campaign Promo Card Pack.
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Energy Card Set
The Energy Card Set (Japanese: エネルギーカードセット) provided an additional Energy card resource for players and was made available alongside many other products on January 20, 2023. Each set included 13 copies of the eight basic Energy cards used as of the Scarlet & Violet Era, plus three SV-P Promotional cards, a cardboard sheet of damage counters and Special Condition markers, and a coin.
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SV1 accessories
A new wave of TCG accessories was made available to supplement the first card products of the Scarlet & Violet Era on January 20, 2023.
Carrying case: The Koraidon & Miraidon Carrying Case (Japanese: キャリングケース コライドン・ミライドン) was a plastic case with eight fixed partitions that could be used to store cards or a variety of smaller TCG items. Cases also included eleven separator plates and a sheet of stickers that could be used for labeling. Each case features a gray and teal Pokémon ex color scheme with outlines of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet mascots Koraidon and Miraidon.
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Card box: The Koraidon & Miraidon Long Card Box (Japanese: ロングカードボックス コライドン・ミライドン) could hold up to 750 unsleeved cards once assembled. The box was also wide enough to store up to three standard-sized deck cases in addition to a loose 60-card deck. It features the Legendary Paradox Pokémon Koraidon and Miraidon.
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Deck cases: Each deck case can store up to 180 loose cards and can be secured shut with hook-and-loop fasteners. Deck cases were also packaged with two card dividers.
- The Koraidon Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース コライドン) features artwork of the Winged King Koraidon in its Apex Build.
- The Miraidon Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース コライドン) similarly features the Iron Serpent Miraidon in Ultimate Mode.
- The Sprigatito & Fuecoco & Quaxly Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース ニャオハ＆ホゲータ＆クワッス Deck Case: Nyahoja & Hogator & Kuwassu) features the Paldea first partner Pokémon Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly. This deck case could only be purchased at Pokémon Centers and from the Pokémon Center Online.
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Sprigatito & Fuecoco &
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Playmat: The Koraidon & Miraidon Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット コライドン・ミライドン) provided a suitable game surface for a single player and featured the Generation IX Legendary Pokémon Koraidon and Miraidon plus labeled card areas. The playmat was exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online—sales for the latter were conducted by lottery and could be applied for between December 21 and 25, 2022.
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Sleeves: Each pack contains 64 card protector sleeves.
- The Koraidon Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド コライドン Deck Shield: Koraidon) feature a scarlet-colored border and portray the Paradox Pokémon Koraidon priming an attack.
- The Miraidon Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ミライドン Deck Shield: Miraidon) feature a violet-colored border and depict lightning emanating from the Paradox Pokémon Miraidon.
- The Sprigatito & Fuecoco & Quaxly Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ニャオハ＆ホゲータ＆クワッス Deck Shield: Nyahoja & Hogator & Kuwassu) feature the trio of Paldea first partner Pokémon Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly together with their appropriate Energy symbols. These sleeves were illustrated by Lee HyunJung[1] and were exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- The Lechonk Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド グルトン Deck Shield: Gourton) feature the Hog Pokémon Lechonk relaxing in a wood. These sleeves were exclusive to official Pokémon outlets and were illustrated by Mari Inoue.
- The Gardevoir Evolutionary Traces Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 進化の軌跡 サーナイト Deck Shield: Evolutionary Traces: Sirnight) feature a vivid illustration by kantaro of the Embrace Pokémon Gardevoir and its prior evolutions Kirlia and Ralts. These sleeves could only be purchased at Pokémon Centers and from the Pokémon Center Online.
- The Magnezone Evolutionary Traces Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 進化の軌跡 ジバコイル Deck Shield: Evolutionary Traces: Jibacoil) feature the evolutionary line of Magnezone drifting around an abandoned power station. These sleeves have artwork by Oswaldo KATO and were exclusive to official Pokémon outlets.
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File: Each 4-ring Koraidon & Miraidon Collection File (Japanese: コレクションファイル コライドン・ミライドン) came with ten 9-pocket sheets and could accommodate up to 20 sheets, allowing up to 360 cards to be displayed. Files featured Koraidon on the front and Miraidon on the reverse; both sides also featured the updated Pokémon ex logo for the Scarlet & Violet Era. Packs of ten Koraidon & Miraidon Collection Refill (Japanese: コレクションリフィル コライドン・ミライドン) sheets were sold separately, which also came with a divider featuring the same Koraidon and Miraidon images.
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Display frames: Two new display frames were released with designs based on the line's debut in the Sword & Shield Era. Each frame comprises two transparent acrylic panels—one bearing a border design, the other with a recess to place a TCG card—a set of four screws to secure them together, and two feet that enable the frame to stand.
- The Black Display Frame Version 2 (Japanese: ディスプレイフレーム ブラックVer.2) includes a decorative panel with a plain black design and TCG Energy symbols.
- The Poké Ball Display Frame Version 2 (Japanese: ディスプレイフレーム モンスターボールVer.2 Display Frame: Monster Ball Ver. 2) includes a panel with a regular Poké Ball design. This frame could only be obtained from Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
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Card pochibukuro: A new product line of was introduced with this wave of accessories in the form of pochibukuro, sealable paper envelopes designed to hold a single sleeved card with the intention of gifting them to someone. In Japan, these envelopes traditionally contain small sums of money and are typically given away at celebratory events or to children at New Year. Each envelope features an illustration on the front and a space to write a recipient's name on the reverse. Packs contained five envelopes and five transparent sleeves. All five designs available at this time were exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- The Pikachu Card Pochibukuro (Japanese: カードポチ袋 ピカチュウ) feature various Pikachu outside a house, one of which is bearing a gift. This illustration was created by Mari Inoue.
- The Poké Ball Design Card Pochibukuro (Japanese: カードポチ袋 モンスターボールデザイン Card Pochibukuro: Monster Ball Design) feature various types of Poké Ball interspersed with presents.
- The Charizard Card Pochibukuro (Japanese: カードポチ袋 リザードン Card Pochibukuro: Lizardon) depict a Charmander and a Charmeleon delivering presents while riding on a Charizard.
- The Gengar, Gardevoir & Mimikyu Card Pochibukuro (Japanese: カードポチ袋 ゲンガー・サーナイト・ミミッキュ Card Pochibukuro: Gangar•Sirnight•Mimikkyu) feature Mimikyu, Gardevoir, Gengar, and Dedenne with their own uniquely packaged gifts.
- The Sprigatito, Fuecoco & Quaxly Card Pochibukuro (Japanese: カードポチ袋 ニャオハ・ホゲータ・クワッス Card Pochibukuro: Nyahoja•Hogator•Kuwassu) feature Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly among a multitude of presents and Pokémon-themed toys.
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Miscellaneous items:
- The Koraidon & Miraidon Damage Counter Case (Japanese: ダメカンケース コライドン・ミライドン) was designed to store smaller TCG accessories, such as damage counters, coins, dice, or Special Condition markers. Each case features outlines of Koraidon and Miraidon together with a Pokémon ex graphic.
- A pack of Pikachu Coin Dice (Japanese: コインサイコロピカチュウ) was once again available, following two iterations in the Sword & Shield Era. The Pikachu and Poké Ball dice were transparent like the previous version 2 products, but the Pikachu die features the same designs as the initial release.
- Packs of Acrylic Damage Counters Version 2 (Japanese: アクリルダメカン ver2) were also available, which included 34 damage counters displaying different damage values: twenty yellow 10-damage counters, eight orange 50-damage counters, and six red 100-damage counters. These were functionally the same as damage counters available in the version 1 products, as well as those available in Premium Trainer Boxes.
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Let's Start Playing Pokémon Card Game Campaign
Participating stores across Japan began the Let's Start Playing Pokémon Card Game Campaign (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲーム はじめようキャンペーン) in tandem with the launch of Scarlet ex and Violet ex on January 20, 2023. Customers would receive a Promo Card Pack for every 10 Scarlet ex booster packs or every 10 Violet ex booster packs in a transaction for as long as stocks lasted (the Premium Trainer Box ex was specifically excluded).[2] Each Promo Card Pack contained one of eight possible SV-P Promotional cards; the same cards could also be obtained across Promo Card Packs available in the ex Starter Sets. Two pack designs saw distribution: one all turquoise in color, the other mostly turquoise with white seals.
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Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Pack 1
Similar to many Pokémon League locations in regions overseen by The Pokémon Company International, Pokémon Card Gyms are registered stores in Japan that host casual TCG events on a regular basis. Official paraphernalia was sent to these stores by The Pokémon Company, which often comprised advertisements, gameplay materials, and Promo Card Packs. These packs could be distributed amongst participants in whichever way Pokémon Card Gym organizers saw fit, though generally one pack was given to everyone competing in a Gym Battle event or a New Set Battle event. Additional packs were typically given to the top finishers in these events: three for those placing first, two for those placing second, and one for those placing third. Three packs were also given to winners of periodic rock paper scissors competitions.
The first Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Packs of the Scarlet & Violet Era were distributed at events held in conjunction with the release of the Scarlet ex and Violet ex expansions on January 20, 2023.[3] Packs were enclosed with one random card from a pool of seven SV-P Promotional cards, each of which feature the Pokémon Card Gym logo.
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Endorsed Independent Event Trainer's Pack 2023
In 2015, The Pokémon Company launched the Pokémon Card Game Endorsed Independent Event program, which allowed third parties to hold non-sponsored TCG events in effort to provide more local bases for beginners.[4] Much like Organizers in the Professor Program outside Asia, those wishing to host such events were required to pass a Pokémon Card Game Endorsed Qualification Exam and qualify as an Event Organizer. As with several previous Eras, the Pokémon Company provided special Endorsed Independent Event Trainer's Packs to established Endorsed Independent Event sites ready for the start of the Scarlet & Violet Era. With the release of Scarlet ex and Violet ex, these packs could be distributed by Event Organizers to participants of their events in any way they saw fit. Each pack was enclosed with one random card from a pool of nine SV-P Promotional cards, all of which featured an Event Organizer logo.
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Deck As Is Battle ~Get Eevee~
Pokémon Card Gym stores able to do so also began to host Deck As Is Battle ~Get Eevee~ (Japanese: デッキそのままバトル～イーブイゲットだぜ～) events from January 20, 2023. These events required participants to use one of the ex Starter Sets in games without any modification (although participants were permitted to integrate cards from enclosed Promo Card Packs). Decks could be purchased at the host store or could be brought in. While stocks lasted, everyone taking part in an event was given a promotional print of Eevee bearing the Pokémon Card Gym logo. Winners of rock paper scissors competitions held during these events were also given a Paper Deck Case (Japanese: 紙製デッキケース) featuring Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly. More products became eligible as these events continued to be held throughout the Era, including the ex Starter Set Pikachu ex & Pawmot from March 24, 2023 and the ex Start Decks from July 7, 2023. The Tera ex Start Decks, sold individually from November 24, 2023, also became eligible upon release.[5]
With the start of a new Regulation block in 2024 and the release of the Pokémon Card Game Battle Academy from March 8, the original events were superseded by the Deck As Is Battle ~Get Eevee~: Battle Academy Limited Battle (Japanese: デッキそのままバトル～イーブイゲットだぜ～ バトルアカデミー限定戦). These events similarly required participants to use one of the Battle Academy decks in games without any modification. While stocks lasted, the same promotional Eevee card was given to everyone taking part and the same Paper Deck Case could be obtained by winning rock paper scissors competitions.[6] The only new prize on offer was a Battle Notebook (Japanese: バトルノート), which was given to children of elementary school age or younger that took part in a game. The notebook features the Battle Academy box artwork and has space to record the details of 70 games.[7]
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Pokémon Card Game Classroom
Pokémon Card Game Classroom (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲーム教室) events were tailored for children of elementary school age and below and served as an introduction to the Pokémon Trading Card Game. The first events of the Scarlet & Violet Era were held in conjunction with the launch of the dual Scarlet ex and Violet ex expansion on January 20, 2023 and took place at participating Pokémon Centers across Japan. Classes were held several times per week and could be one of two formats: an "individual format", a one-on-one experience with a staff member, or "school format", an experience with multiple customers and staff members. Participants were required to be a member of the Pokémon Card Game Players Club and at least one parent or guardian was to accompany them; proof of age could also be requested prior to attending. From January 20, 2023, every child that participated in a class was given a promotional print of Eevee bearing the Pokémon Card Game Classroom logo and a beginner playmat while stocks lasted. Playmats featured a standard 2-player layout with annotations on the front and deck building tips on the reverse.
Starting April 2024, the participation prize was changed to a Pokémon Card Game Classroom Student ID (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲーム教室 学生証). Roughly the same size as a Pokémon trading card, the front features the Paldea first partner Pokémon and foil detailing, while the reverse features three spaces to affix mini stickers. Nine mini stickers were available in total, each of which resembled a card from the Triplet Beat subset. Participants were given one Basic Pokémon mini sticker with their Student ID: either Sprigatito, Fuecoco, or Quaxly. Stickers depicting Evolution cards could be earned by taking part in other scheduled events, including Pokémon Center Casual Battles with Pokémon Cards!, City Leagues in either the Junior League or Senior League age bracket, and Sealed Battles. Children would receive the corresponding Floragato, Crocalor, or Quaxwell Stage 1 Pokémon sticker by attending an eligible event after receiving their Student ID, followed by the corresponding Meowscarada ex, Skeledirge ex, or Quaquaval ex Stage 2 Pokémon ex sticker by attending a subsequent eligible event. Staff would affix any mini stickers earned. Stock permitting, Student IDs were distributed until March 31, 2025 and mini stickers were distributed until May 31, 2025.[8]
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SV1 Gummy Candy
Takara Tomy A.R.T.S. continued the release of their TCG-related gummy product line in the Scarlet & Violet Era with Pokémon Card Game Scarlet & Violet Gummy: Scarlet ex & Violet ex (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲーム スカーレット＆バイオレット グミ スカーレットex＆バイオレットex). Each pack included two grape-flavored gummy candies molded in the shape of Poké Balls and one of 22 possible cards sourced from the Scarlet ex and Violet ex expansions. Packs became available to purchase from January 2023.[9]
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Champions League 2023 merchandise
Champions League tournaments are the Japanese equivalent of Regional Championships and are typically held four or five times during a season. The 2022-2023 season began in the latter part of the Sword & Shield Era; the first Champions League meeting of the Scarlet & Violet Era was therefore the third of the overall season. It was hosted at the Aichi International Exhibition Center, Tokoname over two days on February 25 and 26, 2023.[10] People wishing to take part in the Aichi event were required to register their interest between January 27 and February 3, 2023 and places were allocated by lottery on February 10.[11] The next event was the 2023 Miyagi Champions League, which was held at the Miyagi Industrial Exchange Center (also known as Dream Messe Miyagi), Sendai on April 1 and 2, 2023.[12] People wishing to participate in the Miyagi event were required to register their interest between March 3 and 10, 2023 and places were allocated by lottery on March 17.[13] The final Champions League event of the season was the 2023 Niigata Champions League, which was held at Toki Messe, Niigata on May 6 and 7, 2023.[14] People wishing to participate in the Niigata event were required to register their interest between April 7 and 14, 2023 and places were allocated by lottery on April 21.[15] COVID-19 protocols limited attendance at each venue to players, staff, and the parents/guardians of younger players.
Every competitor at each event was given a pair of promotional cards for entering: a Holofoil Charcadet and one of eight Basic Energy cards selected at random. All of these cards feature a Championship Series 2023 stamp. A promotional Hisuian Typhlosion V card was also given to players that won a predefined number of matches in a tournament. For those competing in the Junior League, this target was four wins, whereas those competing in the Senior and Master Leagues required five wins.[16][17] The Aichi meeting also hosted an Open League, which had no age restriction and was played using the Extra Regulation format. The target for the Open League was also five wins.[18]
The only side event in operation at each venue was the 4-League Battle, which were 4-player round robin mini tournaments. These were open to Master League competitors only on a tournament's first day, while those held on the second day were open to other League competitors, as well as Master League competitors who had advanced from the qualifying round. All participants were given one random Energy participant promo.[19][20][21]
The Master League tournaments at each venue were live-streamed on video platforms NicoNico and YouTube, during which prizes could be won through Twitter campaigns. People wishing to enter a competition were required to follow the Twitter accounts of the official Pokémon Card Channel and its presenters Raichu Umekawa, Nanapple, Kucheat Takeuchi, and Yopifoot, and Tweet messages of support. Those doing so during the broadcast of the Aichi Master League tournament with the hashtag #ポケカCL2023愛知, Pokéca CL2023 Aichi were entered into a prize lottery, as were those who Tweeted with the hashtag #ポケカCL2023宮城, Pokéca CL2023 Miyagi during the broadcast of the Miyagi Master League tournament. Two lotteries were held in conjunction with the broadcast of the Niigata Master League tournament—people were required to Tweet with the hashtag #ポケカCL2023新潟予選, Pokéca CL2023 Niigata Qualifying Round on the first day and Tweet with the hashtag #ポケカCL2023新潟本戦, Pokéca CL2023 Niigata Main Battle on the second. Twenty winners were selected from each draw, each of which received a copy of the Charcadet participant promo and one random Energy participant promo.[22][23][24]
The top 64 players in all leagues were given a promotional print of Energy Loto. The top 32 players in all leagues were also given a set of card sleeves (Japanese: オリジナルデッキシールド Original Deck Shield) featuring a stylized Champions League emblem.[25] New Victory Symbol trophy cards were awarded to the top finishers in each league category at each venue; gold variants were given to those finishing first, silver ones were given to the runners-up, and bronze variants were given to the losing semi-finalists.
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Pokémon Fan Card Storage Box
Copies of Pokémon Fan issue 82 included several TCG-related promotional items, including a Card Storage Box (Japanese: カードストレージボックス) that could hold up to 600 cards once assembled. Each box featured images of Pokémon ex cards from the Scarlet ex and Violet ex expansions set against appropriately-colored backgrounds. Other items included a Pokémon Card Game Battle Debut Book (Japanese: ポケカバトルデビューブック Pokéca Battle Debut Book), which provided insights for beginners, and a Koraidon ex & Miraidon ex Changing Keychain (Japanese: コライドンｅｘ・ミライドンｅｘ チェンジングキーホルダー Koraidon ex•Miraidon ex Changing Key Holder), which featured a lenticular image comprising images of Koraidon ex, Miraidon ex, and the Japanese Scarlet & Violet TCG logo.[26] The magazine was available for sale starting February 28, 2023.[27]
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SV1a accessories
Enhanced Expansion Packs are smaller card sets frequently released between main expansions. The first Scarlet & Violet Era Enhanced Expansion Pack was Triplet Beat, which was released on March 10, 2023. A number of accompanying TCG accessories were sold at Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online from this date.
Meowscarada & Skeledirge & Quaquaval merchandise: These items feature the fully evolved forms of the Paldea first partner Pokémon Meowscarada, Skeledirge, and Quaquaval, utilizing the same artwork used on Triplet Beat booster packs.
- Meowscarada & Skeledirge & Quaquaval Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース マスカーニャ＆ラウドボーン＆ウェーニバル Deck Case: Masquernya & Laudbon & Wanival)
- Meowscarada & Skeledirge & Quaquaval Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド マスカーニャ＆ラウドボーン＆ウェーニバル Deck Shield: Masquernya & Laudbon & Wanival)
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Tera Dedenne merchandise: These items feature a Terastallized Dedenne with a Fairy-type Tera Jewel, referencing the Dedenne ex that appeared in the Triplet Beat subset as a Tera Pokémon ex.
- Tera Dedenne Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース テラスタルデデンネ Deck Case: Terastal Dedenne)
- Tera Dedenne Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス テラスタルデデンネ Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Terastal Dedenne)
- Tera Dedenne 4-Pocket Collection File (Japanese: 4ポケット コレクションファイル テラスタルデデンネ 4-Pocket Collection File: Terastal Dedenne)
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Other sleeves: Each pack contained 64 sleeves.
- The Tera Gyarados Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス テラスタルギャラドス Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Terastal Gyarados) feature the Terastallized form of the Atrocious Pokémon Gyarados sporting a Water-type Tera Jewel. A Gyarados ex was included as one of the first Tera Pokémon ex in the Scarlet ex expansion.
- The Tera Arcanine Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス テラスタルウインディ Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Terastal Windie) similarly feature a Tera Arcanine with a Fire-type Tera Jewel and reference the Arcanine ex included as part of the Violet ex expansion.
- The Paldean Wooper Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ウパー（パルデアのすがた） Deck Shield: Upah (Paldea Form)) feature a group of Paldean Wooper playing in a puddle of mud. The illustration on these sleeves was drawn by Yuri Yokomizo.
- The Falkner Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ハヤト Deck Shield: Hayato) feature Johto Gym Leader Falkner and four of his rematch team of Pokémon from HeartGold and SoulSilver: Honchkrow, Noctowl, Swellow, and Pidgeot. These sleeves were illustrated by Tika Matsuno.
- The Pikachu's Gift Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ピカチュウの贈り物 Deck Shield: Pikachu's Gift) feature a Mari Inoue illustration of a Pikachu bearing a present. The artwork was first used on a set of pochibukuro available alongside the Scarlet ex and Violet ex expansions.
- The Sprigatito, Fuecoco & Quaxly's Gift Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ニャオハ・ホゲータ・クワッスの贈り物 Deck Shield: Nyahoja•Hogator•Kuwassu's Gift) feature the Paldea first partner Pokémon surrounded by Pokémon toys. The artwork on these sleeves was also first used on pochibukuro that accompanied the first main Scarlet & Violet Era set.
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SV1a Gummy Candy
For the first time since their launch, Takara Tomy A.R.T.S.s' TCG-related gummy candies were released to promote a subset. Packs of Pokémon Card Game Scarlet & Violet Gummy: Triplet Beat (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲーム スカーレット＆バイオレット グミ トリプレットビート) included one of 23 random Triplet Beat cards and a pair of separately packaged grape-flavored gummies. Packs were sold from March 2023.[28]
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ex Starter Set Pikachu ex & Pawmot
- Main article: ex Starter Set Pikachu ex & Pawmot (TCG)
A fourth ex Starter Set was released on March 24, 2023 to accompany the three available earlier in the year. Each ex Starter Set Pikachu ex & Pawmot (Japanese: スターターセットex ピカチュウex&パーモット Starter Set ex Pikachu ex & Parmot) was packaged with a 60-card deck that focused mostly on Lightning-type Pokémon, including the Mouse Pokémon Pikachu and the Hands-On Pokémon Pawmot, the former supporting the Pokémon ex mechanic. Sets also included a sheet of damage counters and Special Condition markers, a gold-colored coin, a playmat, an instruction manual, a play guide, and another product-specific Promo Card Pack that contained one of four possible SV-P Promotional cards.
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ex Starter Set Pikachu Special Set
The ex Starter Set Pikachu Special Set (Japanese: スターターセットex ピカチュウスペシャルセット Starter Set ex Pikachu Special Set) was a deluxe version of the ex Starter Set Pikachu ex & Pawmot available from the same day. Each special set included the same 60-card deck as the standard version, as well as a Promo Card Pack and a sheet of damage counters and Special Condition markers, but featured a different suite of other accessories. These comprised a single-player half playmat and damage counter case featuring Pikachu's face, a silver-colored coin, and a Pikachu plush deck case.
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SVC accessories
A pair of TCG accessories was also made available alongside the ex Starter Set Pikachu ex & Pawmot on March 24, 2023:
- The Pikachu Plush Deck Case (Japanese: ぬいぐるみデッキケース ピカチュウ) was a flip deck case lined with polyester fiber that incorporated Pikachu's facial and back features. Each case can hold up to 90 sleeved cards and can be secured shut with hook-and-loop fasteners. The same deck case was included in the ex Starter Set Pikachu Special Set.
- Packs of 64 Pikachu & Pawmi Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ピカチュウ＆パモ Deck Shield: Pikachu & Pamo) feature a harukoneko illustration[29] depicting the Mouse Pokémon Pikachu and Pawmi. These sleeves were exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
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Snow Hazard & Clay Burst Pokémon Center & Gym Set
The Snow Hazard and Clay Burst subsets were released on April 14, 2023 and collectively made up the second expansion of the Scarlet & Violet Era. Their launch was accompanied by the Snow Hazard & Clay Burst Pokémon Center & Gym Set (Japanese: 拡張パック スノーハザード＆クレイバースト ポケモンセンター・ジムセット Expansion Pack: Snow Hazrd & Clay Burst Pokémon Center•Gym Set), which was sold at Pokémon Centers, participating Pokémon Card Gym locations, and the Pokémon Center Online. Each set included one Snow Hazard booster box, one Clay Burst booster box, and accessories featuring Levincia Gym Leader Iono and her Bellibolt: an Iono Deck Case (Japanese: デッキシールド ナンジャモ Deck Case: Nanjyamo) and corresponding set of 64 Iono Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ナンジャモ Deck Shield: Nanjyamo). Set boxes could also be used to store a large quantity of cards and were packaged with four partition plates.
In anticipation of the popularity of this product, lotteries were held for Pokémon Center Online orders. The pre-order period was open from March 17 to 19, 2023 and two delivery dates were allocated. Winners of the lottery for date A were notified after April 5, 2023 and their orders were shipped sequentially after April 14. Winners of the lottery for date B were notified after April 19, 2023 and their orders were shipped sequentially after April 28. Those who were unsuccessful in any draw were notified in the same period as the winning pre-orders.[30]
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SV2 accessories
An array of TCG accessories was also released together with the dual Snow Hazard and Clay Burst expansion on April 14, 2023.
Treasures of ruin merchandise: These items feature the treasures of ruin Chien-Pao and Ting-Lu and utilize the booster pack artwork from the Snow Hazard and Clay Burst expansions, respectively.
- Chien-Pao Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース パオジアン Deck Case: Paojian)
- Ting-Lu Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース ディンルー Deck Case: Dinlu)
- Chien-Pao Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド パオジアン Deck Shield: Paojian)
- Ting-Lu Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ディンルー Deck Shield: Dinlu)
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Grafaiai merchandise: These items feature an assembly of the Toxic Monkey Pokémon Grafaiai in front of trees bearing different paint patterns. The artwork used on these items was created by Kazuma Koda. All were limited to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- Grafaiai Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース タギングル Deck Case: Taggingru)
- Grafaiai Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット タギングル Rubber Playmat: Taggingru)
- Grafaiai Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド タギングル Deck Shield: Taggingru)
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Other sleeves: Two other sleeve designs were also available from Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online. Each pack of sleeves includes 64 copies.
- The Cetitan Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ハルクジラ Deck Shield: Hulkujira) feature Gym Leader Grusha in a snowfield with his Cetitan. These sleeves were illustrated by kantaro.[31]
- The Flower Crown and Marill Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 花かんむりとマリルたち Deck Shield: Flower Crown and Maril) feature Marill, Azumarill, Eiscue, Wingull, and Pelipper wearing flower crowns.
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Display frame: The Colorful Display Frame (Japanese: ディスプレイフレーム カラフル) features a border design consisting of multi-colored shapes interspersed with images of Pikachu, Jigglypuff, and Luvdisc.
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Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Pack 2
The second iteration of Scarlet & Violet Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Packs began to be given away at Pokémon Card Gym locations in tandem with the launch of Snow Hazard and Clay Burst on April 14, 2023.[32] Packs contained one random card from a pool of seven SV-P Promotional cards—three of these were new, while the remainder were alternate-art prints from Snow Hazard and Clay Burst. These cards also feature the Pokémon Card Gym logo.
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SV2 Gummy Candy
Gummy candies associated with the dual Snow Hazard and Clay Burst expansion became available to purchase from May 2023.[33] Each pack of Pokémon Card Game Scarlet & Violet Gummy: Snow Hazard & Clay Burst (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲーム スカーレット＆バイオレット グミ スノーハザード＆クレイバースト) was enclosed with a pair of grape-flavored gummies plus one of 24 cards sourced from Snow Hazard and Clay Burst.
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May 2023 accessories
A wave of TCG accessories became available to purchase from Pokémon Centers, Pokémon Stores, and the Pokémon Center Online starting May 19, 2023. Several themes were featured on a combination of products.
Pawmot merchandise: These accessories feature the evolutionary line of the Hands-On Pokémon Pawmot.
- Pawmot Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース パーモット Deck Case: Parmot)
- Pawmot Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド パーモット Deck Shield: Parmot)
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Amnesia merchandise: These items depict Numel, Drifloon, Marshtomp, Quagsire, Psyduck, and Slowpoke surrounded by question marks. All of them have the capacity to learn the move Amnesia in the Pokémon games. Products bearing the same artwork were previously released through official Pokémon outlets starting January 21, 2023 and featured items such as plush puppets, earrings, stationery, magnets, charms, cases, and mugs.
- Amnesia Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース DOWASURE)
- Amnesia Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド DOWASURE Deck Shield: DOWASURE)
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Mimosa e Pokémon merchandise: This line of accessories features vignettes of Pikachu and other yellow-colored Pokémon Yamper, Mimikyu, and Pom-Pom Style Oricorio with mimosa flowers. The illustrations were first used on Pokémon Center merchandise released on 27 March 2021 in collaboration with designer brand MOLESKIN, which comprised stationery, bags, tableware, charms, and cases.
- Mimosa e Pokémon Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース MIMOSA e POKÉMON)
- Mimosa e Pokémon Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド MIMOSA e POKÉMON Deck Shield: MIMOSA e POKÉMON)
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Pokémon-Amie Substitute merchandise: These items feature comic book-style panels containing various Pokémon interacting with a substitute doll. Merchandise utilizing the same artwork was created for a Pokémon Center line first released on May 14, 2016.
- Pokémon-Amie Substitute Deck Case (Japanese: デッキシールド ポケパルレのみがわり Deck Case: Poké Parler Scapegoat)
- Pokémon-Amie Substitute Playmat Case (Japanese: プレイマットケース ポケパルレのみがわり Playmat Case: Poké Parler Scapegoat)
- Pokémon-Amie Substitute Sleeves (Japanese: デッキケース ポケパルレのみがわり Deck Shield: Poké Parler Scapegoat)
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Together with Ditto merchandise: Together with Ditto was previously the subject of a Pokémon Center merchandise campaign that launched in Japan on October 28, 2017. These items feature the Transform Pokémon Ditto assuming various shapes.
- Together with Ditto Playmat Case (Japanese: プレイマットケース メタモンといっしょ Playmat Case: Together with Metamon)
- Together with Ditto Collection File (Japanese: コレクションファイル メタモンといっしょ Collection File: Together with Metamon) and packs of ten matching Together with Ditto Collection Refill (Japanese: コレクションリフィル メタモンといっしょ Collection Refill: Together with Metamon) sheets
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Pikachu Chinese Restaurant merchandise: The Pikachu Chinese Restaurant promotional campaign began on April 29, 2023 with the introduction of Chinese-style Set Menu meals at Pokémon Café locations in Tokyo and Osaka. Meals were accompanied with items of tableware featuring Chinese-inspired illustrations by Gibumi, many of which could be purchased through official Pokémon outlets from May 3, 2023. These items were accompanied with others such as drawstring bags, pouches, stickers, and shirts resembling restaurant attire. Two red leatherette TCG flip cases were added to the line from May 19, which feature debossed Chinese-inspired patterns and images of Pikachu, Rayquaza, Raikou, Mienfoo, Pancham, and Magikarp.
- Pikachu Chinese Restaurant Flip Deck Case (Japanese: フリップデッキケース ピカチュウ飯店)
- Pikachu Chinese Restaurant Playmat Case (Japanese: プレイマットケース ピカチュウ飯店)
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Midnight Agent -the cinema- merchandise: Previously launched as a Pokémon Center merchandise line in February 2023, these items feature Inteleon, Greninja, Gengar, and Sylveon as central characters in an in-universe spy film named Midnight Agent. Illustrations were created for four film "scenes": Attract Trap, which depicts Sylveon using Attract against a Goodra, a Sliggoo, a Turtonator, and a Hakamo-o; Infiltration, which depicts Gengar sneaking past a patrolling Flygon; Reconnaissance, which portrays Greninja evading the attacks of a Torkoal, a Gigalith, and a Sandaconda; and Final Battle, which depicts Inteleon about to attack a Duraludon with Snipe Shot. Inteleon is also depicted holding a scroll, which is presumably the character's objective. Many items in the line utilized the artwork of these "scenes", comprising keychains, pins, apparel, clear files, notebooks, stickers, and diorama figures. Several items also took inspiration from the film's genre, including a ballpoint pen with a light, a water-soluble memo set, a set of wristwatches with hidden Pokédex numbers, a magic mug, and a gummy tin with one sixth of its contents containing sour sweets. The "scene" illustrations were also used on the range of TCG accessories added to the line from May 19:
- Midnight Agent -the cinema- Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース Midnight Agent -the cinema-)
- Midnight Agent -the cinema- Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット Midnight Agent -the cinema-)
- Midnight Agent -the cinema- Sylveon Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス Midnight Agent -the cinema- ニンフィア Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Midnight Agent -the cinema-: Nymphia)
- Midnight Agent -the cinema- Gengar Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス Midnight Agent -the cinema- ゲンガー Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Midnight Agent -the cinema-: Gangar)
- Midnight Agent -the cinema- Greninja Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス Midnight Agent -the cinema- ゲッコウガ Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Midnight Agent -the cinema-: Gekkouga)
- Midnight Agent -the cinema- Inteleon Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス Midnight Agent -the cinema- インテレオン Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Midnight Agent -the cinema-: Intereon)
- Midnight Agent -the cinema- Premium Collection File (Japanese: コレクションファイル プレミアム Midnight Agent -the cinema-) and matching set of ten Midnight Agent -the cinema- Collection Refill (Japanese: コレクションリフィル Midnight Agent -the cinema-) sheets
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Other sleeves: Each pack contained 64 sleeves. Both were exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- The Toedscruel Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド リククラゲ Deck Shield: Rikukurage) feature the Woodear Pokémon Toedscruel and Toedscool. The Toedscool purposely dashes forth while the Toedscruel remains in the background, amused.
- The Houndstone Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ハカドッグ Deck Shield: Hakadog) feature the Ghost Dog Pokémon Houndstone in front of a full moon. Numerous Greavard and their candle-like protrusions dot the surrounding land. These sleeves were illustrated by kirisAki.[34]
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Yu Nagaba × Pokémon Card Game Eeveelutions merchandise
In response to the success of the first collaboration between artist Yu Nagaba and the TCG, a second merchandise campaign began on May 20, 2023 that saw the distribution of nine Mirror Holofoil promotional cards depicting Eevee and its evolutions illustrated in Yu Nagaba's minimalist style. The first phase of the campaign saw the release of clothing and other items through the retailer BEAMS:
- The Osuwari Design T-shirt features a reverse design of the Eeveelutions sitting. Patches featuring the same individual illustrations could be affixed to the front. Shirts were available in black or white and in both adult and children's sizes.
- The Battle Design T-shirt features a reverse design of the Eeveelutions in more dynamic poses and match the illustrations of the TCG cards. Nine different patches were also included; shirts were available in black or white and in both adult and children's sizes.
- The Osuwari Design Eevee T-shirt (Japanese: Osuwari Design イーブイ T-shirt Osuwari Design Eievui T-shirt), features Eevee sitting front and center. Shirts were available in black or white and in both adult and children's sizes.
- The CARD Design T-shirt features Energy symbols on the front and the reverse of a trading card on the back. These shirts were available in black or white in adult sizes only.
- The CARD Design BANDANA similarly features a pattern consisting of Energy symbols and trading card reverse illustrations. The bandana was only available in black.
- The Osuwari CAP and pairs of Osuwari SOCKS feature Eevee sitting. Both were available in black or white.
- Osuwari PINS were available from gacha machines. Each capsule contained one pin depicting one of the Eeveelutions in a sitting position.
- Three bag designs in collaboration with manufacturer GREGORY were also released—a DAY PACK, a smaller SUNNY DAY backpack, and a TAILMATE waist bag. All featured interchangeable patches feauring the GREGORY logo, the Yu Nagaba × Pokémon Card Game campaign logo, or Eevee sitting.
Black variations of each T-shirt design were limited to BEAMS T Harajuku, BEAMS Shinjuku, BEAMS Sendai, BEAMS Street Umeda, and BEAMS Kyoto stores, as well as the BEAMS and ZOZOTOWN online stores. The pins were limited to the same physical sores and were not available online. Sales for each item were limited to one per color and size per person. Two campaign Promo Card Packs were given away for each purchase, though the pins were specifically excluded. Each Promo Card Pack contained one random card from the pool of nine Eeveelution cards.[35]
The second phase of the campaign began on May 24, 2023. Promo Card Packs were given away for every ¥1,000 in a purchase of TCG-related products at Pokémon Centers, participating Pokémon Stores, and on the Pokémon Center Online. A maximum of ten cards could be given away per person at physical stores and a maximum of ten cards could be allocated per transaction on the Pokémon Center Online.[36] This phase also saw the release of three TCG accessories, all of which featured Yu Nagaba's black and white line drawings:
- A Yu Nagaba × Pokémon Card Game Eeveelutions Special Box (Japanese: YU NAGABA × ポケモンカードゲーム イーブイズ スペシャルBOX), which came packaged with a set of 64 card sleeves, a deck case with two partition plates, and a rubber playmat. The box could be used for storage and featured a transparent sleeve with colored Eeveelutions and Energy symbols.
- A Yu Nagaba × Pokémon Card Game Eeveelutions Collection File (Japanese: YU NAGABA × ポケモンカードゲーム イーブイズ コレクションファイル), which included ten 9-pocket card display pages.
- A Yu Nagaba × Pokémon Card Game Eeveelutions Display Frame (Japanese: YU NAGABA × ポケモンカードゲーム イーブイズ ディスプレイフレーム), which comprised two acrylic panels, a set of four screws, and two foot stands.
The items could only be purchased through the Pokémon Center Online. Pre-orders were accepted between April 21 and 23, 2023 and a lottery was held to determine purchase slots. Results were announced from May 15, 2023 with deliveries to successful orders beginning May 24, 2023. Customers would also receive four campaign Promo Card Packs with an order of the Special Box or one Promo Card Pack with an order of the Collection File or Display Frame.[37][38][39]
Similar to the first collaboration in the Sword & Shield Era, two sets of silk screen prints could also be ordered from Yu Nagaba's website. Eevee Evolutions No.1 (Japanese: イーブイズ No.1) comprised nine prints measuring 63×88mm of the Eeveelutions in a sitting position; Eevee Evolutions No.2 (Japanese: イーブイズ No.2) similarly comprised nine prints of the Eeveelutions in battle positions. Each set was priced at ¥120,000 plus tax and was subject to a shipping fee of ¥2,000. Both sets were limited to 50 copies, signed by Yu Nagaba, numbered, and presented in frames measuring 400×475mm. People could apply to purchase either set between May 24 and 27, 2023 and were entered into a lottery; winners were intended to be notified in early June 2023.[40][41]
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The second Enhanced Expansion Pack of the Scarlet & Violet Era was Pokémon Card 151 and was officially released on June 16, 2023. Among the subset's associated merchandise were two card file sets, one of which was the Venusaur, Charizard & Blastoise Pokémon Card 151 Card File Set (Japanese: ポケモンカード151 カードファイルセット フシギバナ・リザードン・カメックス Pokémon Card 151: Card File Set: Fushigibana•Lizardon•Kamex). Each set included a card file featuring corporate art of Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise, a poster featuring images of the first 151 cards from the subset, three Mirror Holofoil promotional cards, and five Pokémon Card 151 booster packs. In anticipation of the product's popularirty, a lottery was conducted to determine purchase slots for orders made through the Pokémon Center Online. Pre-orders were accepted between April 27 and May 8, 2023. Results were announced from June 7, 2023 with deliveries to successful orders beginning June 16.[42]
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The other set available from June 16, 2023 was the Poké Ball Pokémon Card 151 Card File Set (Japanese: ポケモンカード151 カードファイルセット モンスターボール Pokémon Card 151: Card File Set: Monster Ball). This product includes the same style card file as its counterpart, featuring a Poké Ball design with silhouettes of Generation I Pokémon, plus the same poster, the same three promotional cards, plus five Pokémon Card 151 booster packs. This set was similarly subject to a lottery through the Pokémon Center Online. Pre-orders were accepted between April 27 and May 8, 2023. Results were announced from June 7, 2023 with deliveries to successful orders beginning June 16.[43]
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The release of Pokémon Card 151 on June 16, 2023 also saw numerous TCG accessories become available to purchase, many of which featured characters and Pokémon that debuted in the first generation games.
Pokémon Card 151 merchandise: The items in this line utilize the same artwork present on Pokémon Card 151 booster packs, which prominently feature the Mythical Pokémon Mew and a Poké Ball against a background of multi-colored Generation I Pokémon silhouettes.
- Each Mew Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース ミュウ) could store up to 180 cards and was packaged with a pair of organizational dividers.
- Each Mew Full-Size Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット フルサイズ ミュウ) provided an adequate playing surface for two players to conduct games. Playmats were only sold from Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- Packs of 64 Mew Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ミュウ Deck Shield: Mew).
- The 4-ring 151 Premium Collection File (Japanese: コレクションファイルプレミアム 151) was packaged with ten 9-pocket display pages and an index sheet featuring silhouettes of the first 151 Pokémon. Nine of the display pages featured embossed Pokédex numbers, providing a correlation with the subset's card order. Packs of Mew Collection Refill (Japanese: コレクションリフィル ミュウ) pages were also available, which included ten plain 9-pocket display pages and an index sheet featuring the same design as the file's front cover. Both products were exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
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Erika's Holiday merchandise: These items depict Gym Leader Erika and her Tangela in a house of traditional Japanese design. A Growlithe sleeps inside, while a Vileplume, Venonat, and Butterfree lurk in the surrounding garden. The presence of Growlithe is a possible reference to the Trainer card Erika's Kindness. Zounose drew the illustrations used on these items,[44] which were exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- Erika's Holiday Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース エリカの休日)
- Erika's Holiday Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド エリカの休日 Deck Shield: Erika's Holiday)
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Giovanni's Orders merchandise: These items feature a kantaro illustration[45] of Team Rocket boss Giovanni and his team from Pokémon Yellow, which comprises Rhydon, Nidoqueen, Nidoking, Persian, and Dugtrio. These items could only be purchased from Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- Giovanni's Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース サカキの指令 Deck Case: Sakaki's Order)
- Giovanni's Orders Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド サカキの指令 Deck Shield: Sakaki's Order)
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Other sleeves: The Chansey & Wigglytuff & Clefable Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ラッキー＆プクリン＆ピクシー Deck Shield: Lucky & Pukurin & Pixy) feature angry-looking Chansey, Wigglytuff, and Clefable in an illustration by Tomokazu Komiya.[46] Packs contained 64 sleeves and were exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
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Display frame: A new style of display frame was released in time with the subset—the Venusaur, Charizard & Blastoise Evolutionary Traces Triple Display Frame (Japanese: ３連ディスプレイフレーム 進化の軌跡 フシギバナ・リザードン・カメックス Triple Display Frame: Evolutionary Traces: Fushigibana•Lizardon•Kamex). Each frame was packaged with two acrylic panels, three transparent card sleeves, four sets of screws, and two foot stands. The rear panel incoporates three recesses to place cards, while the front panel features an ornate black and gold design that depicts the Kanto first partner Pokémon and their evolutions.
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Pokémon Japan Championships 2023 merchandise
The final competitive event of the Japanese 2022-2023 domestic season was the 2023 Pokémon Japan Championships. The event was held at the Makuhari Messe convention center in Chiba on June 10 and 11, 2023, which hosted tournaments for the video games, the Trading Card Game, Pokémon GO, and—for the first time—Pokémon UNITE.[47] For those playing the TCG, top finishers from 2023 Champions League tournaments were given preferential entry, as were players who had accumulated a sufficient number of Championship Points (CSP) up to May 19, 2023. Others wishing to participate were required to apply through the Pokémon Card Game Players Club between May 12 and 19. Places were selected through lottery draws by May 26.[48]
All TCG tournament entrants qualified for a promotional Charcadet card and a random promotional Basic Energy card. Junior League players who achieved at least four wins during the event were also given a promotional Hisuian Typhlosion V card, as were Senior League and Master League players who achieved at least five wins.[49] The Master League tournament was also live-streamed on video platforms Niconico and YouTube, during which people could participate in Twitter competitions. Those wishing to partake were required to follow the Twitter accounts of the official Pokémon Card Channel and its presenters Raichu Umekawa, Nanapple, Kucheat Takeuchi, and Yopifoot, and tweet messages of support. Those doing so during the broadcast on the first day of the Championships with the hashtag #ポケカPJCS2023予選, Pokéca PJCS2023 Qualifying Round were entered into a prize lottery, as were those who Tweeted with the hashtag #ポケカPJCS2023本戦, Pokéca PJCS2023 Main Battle during the second day's broadcast. Twenty winners were selected from each draw, each of which received a copy of the Charcadet participant promo and one random Energy participant promo.[50]
Entrants and the parents/guardians of younger players could also participate in the PJCS2023 4-League Battle side event held on the second day of the Championships. These more casual events were 4-player round robin mini tournaments and were open to players of the video games, the TCG, and Pokémon GO. All participants of these events were given a PJCS2023 sticker.[51]
The top 64 tournament players across all age divisions were given a promotional print of Energy Loto; Master League players were also given an Original Cap & T-shirt (Japanese: オリジナルデッキシールド). The top 32 players across all age divisions were given a set of Champions League card sleeves (Japanese: オリジナルデッキシールド Original Deck Shield); Junior League and Senior League players were also given the Original Cap & T-shirt. The champion, runner-up, and two third-place finishers in each division were awarded a Pokémon Japan Championships 2023 trophy and earned invitations to the 2023 World Championships.[49]
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CoroCoro Ichiban! Special Deck Case
August 2023 issues of CoroCoro Ichiban! included a flat-pack Special Deck Case (Japanese: 特製デッキケース) featuring images of Pokémon ex cards from the upcoming ex Start Decks. Each case could hold 60 cards once assembled. Copies of the magazine were officially available to purchase from June 21, 2023.[52]
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2023 World Championships Pokémon Card Gym Sticker
In the buildup to Japan staging its first Pokémon World Championships, a campaign began on July 1, 2023 at participating Pokémon Card Gym venues that saw the distribution of a trading card-sized commemorative sticker. For as long as stocks lasted, people were given a copy of this sticker for each Gym Battle, New Release Battle, or Deck As Is Battle event they took part in (in addition to any other prizes they would normally earn). The front of the sticker featured the 2023 World Championships key visual, while the reverse featured a QR code for a prize lottery. People that followed the link and completed the questionnaire between August 11 and 13, 2023 were entered into a draw to win one of ten booster boxes.[53]
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ex Start Decks
- Main article: ex Start Decks (TCG)
Another assortment of beginner products was released on July 7, 2023 following the popular Sun & Moon Era GX Starter Decks and the Sword & Shield Era V Starter Decks. The ex Start Decks (Japanese: exスタートデッキ ex Start Deck) comprised eight 60-card decks that focus on one type and feature one Pokémon ex:
- Grass Decidueye ex Start Deck (Japanese: exスタートデッキ 草 ジュナイパー ex Start Deck Grass: Junaiper)
- Fire Victini ex Start Deck (Japanese: exスタートデッキ 炎 ビクティニ ex Start Deck Fire: Victini)
- Water Greninja ex Start Deck (Japanese: exスタートデッキ 水 ゲッコウガ ex Start Deck Water: Gekkouga)
- Lightning Miraidon ex Start Deck (Japanese: exスタートデッキ 雷 ミライドン ex Start Deck Lightning: Miraidon)
- Psychic Clefable ex Start Deck (Japanese: exスタートデッキ 超 ピクシー ex Start Deck Psychic: Pixy)
- Fighting Koraidon ex Start Deck (Japanese: exスタートデッキ 闘 コライドン ex Start Deck Fighting: Koraidon)
- Darkness Houndoom ex Start Deck (Japanese: exスタートデッキ 悪 ヘルガー ex Start Deck Darkness: Hellgar)
- Metal Melmetal ex Start Deck (Japanese: exスタートデッキ 鋼 メルメタル ex Start Deck Metal: Melmetal)
A Random ex Start Deck (Japanese: おまかせexスタートデッキ Omakase ex Start Deck) was also sold alongside the other eight decks, which could be enclosed with any one of them, or one of two special decks that were initially exclusive to the product. The special decks covered the remaining two types represented by the TCG at the time and featured Tera Pokémon ex as their main attackers:
- Dragon-type Centered Deck (Japanese: ドラゴンタイプ中心デッキ Dragon-type Centered Deck)
- Colorless-type Centered Deck (Japanese: 無色タイプ中心デッキ Colorless-type Centered Deck)
The two Terastal-themed decks were later released as separate products named the Tera Dragonite ex Start Deck (Japanese: exスタートデッキ テラスタル カイリュー ex Start Deck Terastal Kairyu) and the Tera Greedent ex Start Deck (Japanese: exスタートデッキ テラスタル ヨクバリス ex Start Deck Terastal Yokubarisu). Each deck was also packaged with a cardboard sheet containing damage counters and status markers.
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Accompanying the ex Start Decks on July 7, 2023 was a suite of TCG accessories bearing new designs.
Pikachu Great Gathering merchandise: These items feature a congergation of Pikachu in an area of grassland, drawn by You Iribi.[54]
- Pikachu Great Gathering Long Card Box (Japanese: ロングカードボックス ピカチュウ大集合)
- Pikachu Great Gathering Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース ピカチュウ大集合)
- Pikachu Great Gathering Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット ピカチュウ大集合)
- Pikachu Great Gathering Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ピカチュウ大集合 Deck Shield: Pikachu Great Gathering)
- Pikachu Great Gathering Collection File (Japanese: コレクションファイル ピカチュウ大集合)
- Pikachu Great Gathering Damage Counter Case (Japanese: ダメカンケース ピカチュウ大集合)
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Ball & Energy merchandise: The products in this line feature a simple design comprising stylized Poké Balls and the ten Energy symbols used in the Scarlet & Violet Era. The words "Pokémon Card Game" also feature prominently.
- Ball & Energy Long Card Box (Japanese: ロングカードボックス BALL&ENERGY)
- Ball & Energy Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース BALL&ENERGY)
- Ball & Energy Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド BALL&ENERGY Deck Shield: BALL & ENERGY)
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Decidueye Evolutionary Traces merchandise: These items feature Decidueye in a tropical forest with members of its evolutionary line. Both items have artwork by Sumiyoshi Kizuki[55] and were exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- Decidueye Evolutionary Traces Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース 進化の軌跡 ジュナイパー Deck Case: Evolutionary Traces: Junaiper)
- Decidueye Evolutionary Traces Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 進化の軌跡 ジュナイパー Deck Shield: Evolutionary Traces: Junaiper)
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Greninja merchandise: This line utilizes a two-color illustration by Hideaki Fujii[56] that depicts Greninja enveloped in swirls of water. The two items could only be purchased at Pokémon Centers and from the Pokémon Center Online.
- Packs of 64 Greninja Pro Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プロ ゲッコウガ Deck Shield Pro: Gekkouga). As with previous "pro" sleeves, they were produced with a smooth matte finish to reduce resistance when shuffling. As such, they were sold at the higher price point of ¥990 in contrast to the ¥889 regular sleeves at the time.
- The Greninja Damage Counter Case (Japanese: ダメカンケース ゲッコウガ Damage Counter Case: Gekkouga) was ideal for storing smaller accessories, such as damage counters, Special Condition markers, or coins.
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- Select retailers were provided with displays by The Pokémon Company containing Playmat & Pokémon Coin Sets (Japanese: プレイマット＆ポケモンコインセット), which were free for customers to take. Each two-player playmat featured annotations for different areas of play on one side and a Pikachu on the other. The enclosed coin was a new design that also featured Pikachu.
- As part of the ex Start Deck From Now On Battle Campaign (Japanese: exスタートデッキ ここからバトルキャンペーン), participating retailers selling the ex Start Decks gave away a flat-pack Original Mini Item Case (Japanese: オリジナルミニアイテムケース) with the purchase of two of the same product in a single transaction.[57] Some retailers also gave away a Playmat and Coin and Original Mini Item Case (Japanese: プレイマットとコインとオリジナルミニアイテムケース) with the purchase of at least two ex Start Decks in one transaction. This included a copy of both the Playmat & Pokémon Coin Set and the Original Mini Item Case in the same packaging.
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Pokémon Card Game Kids Entry Battle 2023
To promote the release of the ex Start Decks, select stores across Japan hosted Pokémon Card Game Kids Entry Battle 2023 (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲーム キッズエントリーバトル 2023) events on weekends beginning July 15–16 through to September 30 and October 1, 2023 (this was initially set to end on the weekend of September 23–24 but three more stores were added in an announcement on September 22).[58] Events were limited to elementary school-aged children and below, as well as their parents/guardians, and required participants to use one of the ex Start Decks (including the Random ex Start Deck) throughout. Two game types were held at each event: the Pokémon Card Game Beginner Battle (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲーム はじめてバトル), which incorporated tutorials from event staff, and the Pokémon Card Game Free Battle (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲーム フリーバトル), casual matches with those capable of playing the game. Participants of either event were given a Pokémon Card Game Kids Entry Battle 2023 Original Sticker (Japanese: 「ポケモンカードゲーム キッズエントリーバトル2023」オリジナルステッカー), while those who won at least one game in the Pokémon Card Game Free Battle were given a Pokémon Card Game Kids Entry Battle 2023 Original Assembled Deck Case (Japanese: 「ポケモンカードゲーム キッズエントリーバトル2023」オリジナル組み立て式デッキケース). Both items feature renders of the Pokémon ex from the eight standard ex Start Decks.
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Ruler of the Black Flame Deck Build Box
- Main article: Ruler of the Black Flame Deck Build Box (TCG)
The Scarlet & Violet Era saw a new entry in the Deck Build Box line of products, with the last iteration appearing in the Sun & Moon Era. The Ruler of the Black Flame Deck Build Box (Japanese: デッキビルドBOX 黒炎の支配者) was released alongside the Ruler of the Black Flame expansion on July 28, 2023 and was packaged with useful items for budding players. This included a selection of 66 tournament-tried Pokémon, Trainer, and Special Energy cards sourced from the Sword & Shield and Scarlet & Violet Eras, 104 Basic Energy cards, four organizational partition plates, an acrylic VSTAR marker, and ten Ruler of the Black Flame booster packs.
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- Main article: 2023 World Championships Yokohama Deck: Pikachu (TCG)
July 28, 2023 also saw the release of the 2023 World Championships Yokohama Deck: Pikachu (Japanese: ポケモンワールドチャンピオンシップス2023横浜 記念デッキ「ピカチュウ」 Pokémon World Championships 2023 Yokohama Deck -Pikachu-), which commemorated the upcoming 2023 World Championships. Each 60-card deck comprised Mirror Holofoil reprints of cards from early Scarlet & Violet Era products and an exclusive special illustration rare-style Pikachu ex card. Each deck was also packaged with an aluminum deck tin, a coin, a pack of 64 premium matte card sleeves, and a sheet of cardboard damage counters and status markers. The deck could be purchased at Pokémon Centers and from the Pokémon Center Online. It was also sold at the Pokémon Center Worlds Store 2023 present at the tournament.
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The launch of the Ruler of the Black Flame expansion on July 28, 2023 also saw a new wave of accessories become available to purchase.
Darkness Tera Charizard merchandise: Ruler of the Black Flame was the first expansion to feature type-shifted Tera Pokémon ex. These items depict the focal Pokémon of the expansion, a Terastallized Charizard adorned with a Dark-type Tera Jewel. As with previous accessories that depicted Tera Pokémon, the sleeves were produced with a glossy finish and were sold at a higher price point. The playmat was also exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- Darkness Tera Charizard Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース 悪テラスタルリザードン Deck Case: Evil Terastal Lizardon)
- Darkness Tera Charizard Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット 悪テラスタルリザードン Rubber Playmat: Evil Terastal Lizardon)
- Darkness Tera Charizard Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス 悪テラスタルリザードン Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Evil Terastal Lizardon)
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Lightning Tera Tyranitar merchandise: These items utilize an illustration by Nejita[59] that depicts a Terastallized Tyranitar with an Electric-type Tera Jewel. The sleeves were produced with a glossy finish and were sold at a higher price point than regular sleeves. The two products could only be purchased at Pokémon Centers and on the Pokémon Center Online.
- Lightning Tera Tyranitar Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース 雷テラスタルバンギラス Deck Case: Lightning Terastal Bangiras)
- Lightning Tera Tyranitar Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス 雷テラスタルバンギラス Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Lightning Terastal Bangiras)
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Glimmora merchandise: These items feature an illustration by Kagemaru Himeno[60] that depict Glimmora and Glimmet floating in a crystalline cave. Both of these items were exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- Glimmora Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース キラフロル Deck Case: Kiraflor)
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Poppy merchandise: These items depict Paldean Elite Four member Poppy, along with the Pokémon Tinkaton, which Poppy uses in her team. The artwork used on these items was created by kirisAki,[61] and the pair was exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- Poppy Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース ポピー Deck Case: Poppy)
- Poppy Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ポピー Deck Shield: Poppy)
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Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Pack 3
Stores permitted to host Pokémon Card Gym meetings were able to begin distributing new Promo Card Packs on July 28, 2023 with the release of the Ruler of the Black Flame expansion.[62] Promo Card Pack 3 contained one of seven possible SV-P Promotional cards bearing the Pokémon Card Gym logo. Four of these cards were new; the others were alternate-art prints from Ruler of the Black Flame.
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SV3 Gummy Candy
Takara Tomy A.R.T.S. released another wave of gummy candy in August 2023[63] following the release of the Ruler of the Black Flame expansion in late July. Packs of Pokémon Card Game Scarlet & Violet Gummy: Ruler of the Black Flame (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲーム スカーレット＆バイオレット グミ 黒炎の支配者) were enclosed with two grape-flavored gummies plus one of 22 possible cards from the Ruler of the Black Flame expansion.
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NAKANO STYLING TANTO × Pokémon Card Game merchandise
As part of continued promotions for the ex Start Decks, a collaborative campaign between the TCG and the NAKANO STYLING TANTO line of hair products began on August 1, 2023. Eight specially-branded hair product varieties were available at participating retailers, each of which focused on one of the types represented by the eight standard ex Start Decks. A special Promo Card Pack was given away with the purchase of any one product, which was enclosed with a Pokémon card and a Basic Energy card of a like type. While each pair of cards was the same, the pair enclosed was random and did not correlate to the Energy symbol featured on the hair product. All cards available as part of the promotion bear a NAKANO STYLING TANTO stamp.
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Champions League 2024 merchandise
The first large-scale event of the domestic 2023-2024 season was held in Yokohama at the Pacifico Yokohama on September 9 and 10, 2023.[64] Prospective players were required to register their interest between August 4 and 14, 2023 and places were allocated by lottery on August 18. It was also announced on the eve of the tournament that the start time of the Master League tournament would be delayed an hour due to the approaching Typhoon No. 13.[65] The second event was the 2024 Kyoto Champions League, which was held at the Kyoto Pulse Plaza on December 23 and 24, 2023.[66] People wishing to participate in the Kyoto event were required to register their interest between November 17 and 24, 2023 and places were allocated by lottery on December 1.[67] The third event of the season was held in Fukuoka at the Marine Messe Fukuoka on February 17 and 18, 2024.[68] Those wishing to participate in the Fukuoka event were required to register their interest between December 1, 2023 and January 19, 2024 and places were allocated by lottery on January 26.[69] The fourth Champions League meeting was held at the Aichi International Exhibition Center in Tokoname on April 13 and 14, 2024.[70] People wishing to participate in the Aichi event were required to register their interest between March 8 and 15, 2024 and places were allocated by lottery on March 22.[71] The fifth and final Champions League meeting was held in Sapporo at the Sapporo Dome on May 3 and 4, 2024.[72] People wishing to participate in the Sapporo event were required to register their interest between March 29 and April 5, 2024 and places were allocated by lottery on April 16 (initially scheduled for April 12 but delayed).[73] Attendance at most venues was limited to players, staff, and the parents/guardians of younger players.
All entrants at a Champions League meeting were given a pair of promotional cards: a Holofoil Gimmighoul and one of eight Basic Energy cards selected at random. All of these cards feature a Championship Series 2024 stamp. A promotional Zapdos ex card was also given to players that won a predefined number of matches in a tournament. For those competing in the Junior League, this target was four wins, whereas those competing in the Senior and Master Leagues required five wins.[74][75][76][77] The Aichi meeting also hosted an Open League, which had no age restriction and was played using the Extra Regulation format. The target for the Open League was also five wins.[78]
Several side events were held at different venues. Possible TCG side events included the 4-League Battle, a four-player round robin mini tournament; the 8-League Battle, an eight-player single-elimination tournament; and the 3 on 3 Battle, a trio of single matches between three-member teams in a winner stays on format. These events were only open to Master League competitors on a tournament's first day, while those held on the second day were open to Junior and Senior League competitors, their parents/guardians, as well as Master League competitors who had advanced from the qualifying round. The 2024 Yokohama Champions League only held the 4-League Battle, which awarded one of the eight Basic Energy promos at random, as well as two random sticker sheets from a pool of eight to all participants.[79] The eight sticker sheet variants distributed at the Yokohama event each featured a different Scarlet & Violet Era booster pack, ranging from Scarlet ex and Violet ex through to Raging Surf; all sheets also included a Champions League 2024 logo sticker and ten Energy symbol stickers. The 2024 Kyoto Champions League held the 4-League Battle, which awarded one random Basic Energy promo and two of four possible stickers to all participants. This meeting also had autograph sessions with the four current presenters of the Pokémon Card Channel, who were present at select times across the two days.[80] The 2024 Fukuoka Champions League held the 4-League Battle and the 8-League Battle. Both events awarded a random Basic Energy promo and two of ten possible stickers to all those participating; however, prizes were only given to a single player once.[81] The 2024 Aichi Champions League held the 4-League Battle, the 8-League Battle, and the 3 on 3 Battle. All three events awarded a random Basic Energy promo and two of twelve possible stickers to all those participating; however, participant prizes were only given to a single player once. Those placing first in each group of the 4-League Battle were given another participant sticker; those placing first in each group of the 8-League Battle were given a commemorative photo; teams achieving a maximum of three consecutive wins in the 3 on 3 Battle were also given an additional participant sticker.[82] The 2024 Sapporo Champions League held the 4-League Battle, which awarded a random Basic Energy promo and two of twelve possible stickers to all participants. Those placing first in each group were given two more stickers. This meeting also held a second Scramble Battle, which was open to main tournament competitors and those who pre-registered prior to the event. Scramble Battle participants could also take part in the 4-League Battle.[83] The participant stickers distributed at meetings following the Yokohama event each featured different Pokémon ex cards from Scarlet & Violet Era expansions.
While the tournaments had limited attendance, a couple of venues also had public areas open to everyone. At the 2024 Kyoto Champions League, people could use the Mega Pokémon Gacha machine present, shop for TCG products at the Pokémon Card Game Sales Corner, and watch games from the tournament in a dedicated Public Viewing hall.[84] The 2024 Aichi and Sapporo Champions League meetings similarly featured the Mega Pokémon Gacha machine and Pokémon Card Game Sales Corner. They also had a Teaching Corner for newcomers to the TCG, an area for autograph sessions with the four Pokémon Card Channel presenters, and spectator seating for the final rounds on the Feature Stage.[85][86]
The Master League tournaments at each venue were live-streamed on video platforms NicoNico and YouTube, during which prizes could be won through Twitter campaigns. People wishing to enter a competition were required to follow the accounts of the official Pokémon Card Channel and its presenters Raichu Umekawa, Nanapple, Kucheat Takeuchi, and Yopifoot, and post messages of support. Two lottery draws were held in conjunction with the broadcast of the Yokohama Master League tournament—people were required to post with the hashtag #ポケカCL2024横浜予選, Pokéca CL2024 Yokohama Qualifying Round on the first day and post with the hashtag #ポケカCL2024横浜本戦, Pokéca CL2024 Yokohama Main Battle on the second. The broadcast of the Kyoto Master League tournament held two draws, which required people to post with the hashtag #ポケカCL2024京都予選, Pokéca CL2024 Kyoto Qualifying Round on the day one and with the hashtag #ポケカCL2024京都本戦, Pokéca CL2024 Kyoto Main Battle on day two. Two draws were held for the Fukuoka Master League tournament, which required people to use the hashtag #ポケカCL2024福岡予選, Pokéca CL2024 Fukuoka Qualifying Round in posts during day one and use the hashtag #ポケカCL2024福岡本戦, Pokéca CL2024 Fukuoka Main Battle in posts during day two. Two draws were conducted for the Aichi Master League, which required people to use the hashtag #ポケカCL2024愛知予選, Pokéca CL2024 Aichi Qualifying Round in posts during the first day of the competition and use the hashtag #ポケカCL2024愛知本戦, Pokéca CL2024 Aichi Main Battle in posts during the second day. Two draws were also held for the Sapporo Master League, which required people to use the hashtag #ポケカCL2024札幌予選, Pokéca CL2024 Sapporo Qualifying Round in posts during the first day's activity and use the hashtag #ポケカCL2024札幌本戦, Pokéca CL2024 Sapporo Main Battle in posts during the second day. Twenty winners were selected from each draw, each of which received a copy of the Gimmighoul participant promo and one random Energy participant promo.[87][88][89][90][91]
The top 64 players in all leagues were given a promotional print of Defiance Band. The top 32 players in all leagues were also given a set of card sleeves (Japanese: オリジナルデッキシールド Original Deck Shield) featuring a stylized Champions League emblem.[92] The top finishers of each league category in a Champions League meeting were awarded Victory Symbol cards presented in trophy cases. Gold variants were given to those finishing first, silver ones were given to the runners-up, and bronze variants were given to the losing semi-finalists.
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- Main article: Terastal Starter Sets (TCG)
Raging Surf became available from September 22, 2023 and was the third Enhanced Expansion Pack of the Scarlet & Violet Era. The subset was complemented with a pair of 60-card decks, one of which was the Terastal Starter Set Mewtwo ex (Japanese: スターターセットテラスタルミュウツーex). This deck comprised mostly Psychic-type Pokémon and featured a Lightning-type Tera Mewtwo ex as its primary attacker. Its accessories included damage counters and Special Condition markers, a coin, a 2-player playmat, and a play guide.
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- Main article: Terastal Starter Sets (TCG)
The Terastal Starter Set Skeledirge ex (Japanese: スターターセットテラスタルラウドボーンex) was the other deck released on September 22, 2023. It featured another type-shifted Tera Pokémon ex card in the form of a Metal-type Skeledirge ex, and was supported by a selection of Fire and Psychic-type Pokémon, useful Trainer cards, and multiple Basic Fire Energy cards. Each deck also came with damage counters and condition markers, a coin, a 2-player playmat, and a play guide.
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SV3a and SVE accessories
A suite of TCG accessories accompanied the Raging Surf subset and Terastal Starter Sets on September 22, 2023.
Water Tera Garchomp merchandise: This line features a Terastallized Water-type Garchomp, the type-shifted Tera Pokémon ex that was the focus of the Raging Surf subset. As with previous accessories to depict Tera Pokémon, the sleeves were produced with a glossy finish. These products were exclusive to Pokémon Centers, participating Pokémon Card Gym locations, and the Pokémon Center Online. Each of them utilize an illustration created by Kazuma Koda.[93]
- Water Tera Garchomp Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース 水テラスタルガブリアス Deck Case: Water Terastal Gaburias)
- Water Tera Garchomp Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット 水テラスタルガブリアス Rubber Playmat: Water Terastal Gaburias)
- Water Tera Garchomp Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス 水テラスタルガブリアス Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Water Terastal Gaburias)
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Lightning Tera Mewtwo merchandise: These items depict a Terastallized Mewtwo with an Electric-type Tera Jewel, the focus of the titular Terastal Starter Set Mewtwo ex. The sleeves were produced with a glossy finish and were sold at a higher price point than regular ones. Both items utilize an illustration by otumami[94] and were exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- Lightning Tera Mewtwo Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース 雷テラスタルミュウツー Deck Case: Lightning Terastal Mewtwo)
- Lightning Tera Mewtwo Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス 雷テラスタルミュウツー Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Lightning Terastal Mewtwo)
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Metal Tera Skeledirge merchandise: These items depict a Terastallized Skeledirge with a Steel-type Tera Jewel, the featured Pokémon of the Terastal Starter Set Skeledirge ex. In line with other accessories depicting Tera Pokémon, the sleeves were produced with a glossy finish. These items could only be purchased from Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online. The illustration used on these items was created by Yo Shimizu.[95]
- Metal Tera Skeledirge Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース 鋼テラスタルラウドボーン Deck Case: Steel Terastal Laudbon)
- Metal Tera Skeledirge Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス 鋼テラスタルラウドボーン Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Steel Terastal Laudbon)
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Gholdengo merchandise: These items depict the Coin Entity Pokémon Gholdengo surfing alongside a pair of Gimmighoul. These items were also exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- The Gholdengo Flip Deck Case (Japanese: フリップデッキケース サーフゴー Flip Deck Case: Surfugo) is made of a gold-colored leatherette material and has a magnetic closure flip lid debossed with an image of Gholdengo. Each case also included a pair of card dividers bearing similar illustrations to the accompanying sleeves.
- The Gholdengo Premium Matte Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・マット サーフゴー Deck Shield Premium•Matte: Surfugo) were produced with a smooth matte finish to reduce resistance when shuffling, and were sold at a higher price point than regular sleeves.
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SV4 accessories
The dual Ancient Roar and Future Flash expansion officially launched on October 27, 2023 as the fourth main entry of the Scarlet & Violet Era. These were accompanied by a variety of TCG accessories featruing Pokémon and characters that debuted in the two sets.
Ancient Roar and Future Flash merchandise: These items depict the Paradox Pokémon that adorn the Ancient Roar and Future Flash booster pack artwork, which also appeared as cards supporting the new Ancient and Future mechanics. Representing the Ancient Pokémon are Roaring Moon, Scream Tail, and Slither Wing; representing the Future Pokémon are Iron Valiant, Iron Bundle, and Iron Moth.
- Ancient Roar Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース 古代の咆哮)
- Future Flash Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース 未来の一閃)
- Ancient Roar Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 古代の咆哮 Deck Shield: Ancient Roar)
- Future Flash Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 未来の一閃 Deck Shield: Future Flash)
- Roaring Moon & Iron Valiant Collection File (Japanese: コレクションファイル トドロクツキ＆テツノブジン Collection File: Todorokutsuki & Tetsunobujin) exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
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Maushold merchandise: These items feature various illustrations of Maushold on a plain graph paper-style background as drawn by siroiusagichan.[96] The Family Pokémon could be found in the Future Flash expansion as a Pokémon ex card. All itmes were exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- Maushold Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース イッカネズミ Deck Case: Ikkanezumi)
- Maushold Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット イッカネズミ Rubber Playmat: Ikkanezumi)
- Maushold Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド イッカネズミ Deck Shield: Ikkanezumi)
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Mela merchandise: These two items depict Mela, the boss of Team Star's Schedar Squad. The illustrations by yuriko_pro[97] feature a battle-ready Mela atop the Schedar Starmobile and Mela alongside her Armarouge and Houndoom. Both accessories were exclusive to Pokémon Centers, participating Pokémon Card Gym locations, and the Pokémon Center Online.
- Mela Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース メロコ Deck Case: Meloco)
- Mela Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド メロコ Deck Shield: Meloco)
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Slither Wing and Iron Moth merchandise: These items collectively feature the Paradox Pokémon Slither Wing and Iron Moth, both said to be relatives of Volcarona. The two illustrations used for the line were created by Oswaldo KATO[98] and the items could only be purchased at Pokémon Centers and from the Pokémon Center Online.
- Slither Wing & Iron Moth Double Deck Case (Japanese: ダブルデッキケース チヲハウハネ＆テツノドクガ Collection File: Chiwohauhane & Tetsunodokuga)
- Slither Wing Premium Matte Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・マット チヲハウハネ Deck Shield Premium•Matte: Chiwohauhane)
- Iron Moth Premium Matte Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・マット テツノドクガ Deck Shield Premium•Matte: Tetsunodokuga)
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Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Pack 4
Pokémon Card Gym locations began to distribute Promo Card Packs with the launch of the Ancient Roar and Future Flash expansions on October 27, 2023.[100] People could begin earning packs by participating in Gym Battle events, New Release Battle events, or other events held at a store's discretion. Each pack contained one of seven possible SV-P Promotional cards, which comprised alternate-art prints from Ancient Roar and Future Flash, as well as some brand new cards. Each of these cards also bears the Pokémon Card Gym logo.
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SV4 Gummy Candy
Packs of Pokémon Card Game Scarlet & Violet Gummy: Ancient Roar & Future Flash (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲーム スカーレット＆バイオレット グミ 古代の咆哮＆未来の一閃) were released in November 2023[101] shortly after the dual Ancient Roar and Future Flash expansion. Each pack contained one of 23 cards sourced from the two sets plus a pair of grape-flavored gummies.
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Venusaur & Charizard & Blastoise Special Deck Set ex
- Main article: Venusaur & Charizard & Blastoise Special Deck Set ex (TCG)
The Venusaur & Charizard & Blastoise Special Deck Set ex (Japanese: スペシャルデッキセットex フシギバナ・リザードン・カメックス Special Deck Set ex: Fushigibana•Lizardon•Kamex) was a deck kit released on November 10, 2023. It included three 60-card decks built around the final evolutions of the Kanto first partner Pokémon—Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise—each of which were featured as Pokémon ex cards. Each deck comprised Pokémon, Trainer, and Energy cards sourced from the Sword & Shield and Scarlet & Violet Eras. As an added bonus, the Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise decks respectively incorporated illustration rare-style prints of Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle. The Special Deck Set ex was also packaged with three coins, a pair of damage counter/condition marker sheets, a 2-player playmat, a beginner's guide, an instruction manual, three player's guides, and a damage counter case.
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SVG accessories
More entries in the Pokémon Trainers product line began to release at Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online on September 16, 2023 featuring many characters from Pokémon Scarlet & Violet, all of which were illustrated by Megumi Mizutani.[102] The initial wave of products included acrylic stands, towels, stickers, keychains, clear files, glassware, charms, clothing, notebooks, and plush mascots. An array of TCG items bearing the same designs was later released alongside the Venusaur & Charizard & Blastoise Special Deck Set ex on November 10, 2023 exclusively through Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
Deck cases: Each deck case can store up to 180 loose cards and can be secured shut with hook-and-loop fasteners. Deck cases were also packaged with a pair of organizational card dividers.
- The Pokémon Trainers: Paldea Edition Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース POKÉMON TRAINERS ～パルデア編～) feature chibi versions of prominent Pokémon Scarlet & Violet Trainers and their Pokémon.
- The Pokémon Trainers: Scarlet Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース POKÉMON TRAINERS スカーレット) features photographs of Rika, Nemona, Grusha, Brassius, and Juliana together with their Pokémon in a scrapbook-style arrangement.
- The Pokémon Trainers: Violet Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース POKÉMON TRAINERS バイオレット) similarly features photographs of Iono, Penny, Larry, Arven, and Florian with their respective Pokémon.
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- The Pokémon Trainers: Juliana & Quaxly Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド POKÉMON TRAINERS アオイ＆クワッス Deck Shield: Pokémon Trainers: Aoi & Kuwassu) features player character Juliana posing with her Quaxly. The sleeves also feature the Naranja Academy emblem.
- The Pokémon Trainers: Florian & Sprigatito Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド POKÉMON TRAINERS ハルト＆ニャオハ Deck Shield: Pokémon Trainers: Haruto & Nyahoja) features player character Florian and his Sprigatito. The Uva Academy emblem is also featured in the borrom right of the design.
- The Pokémon Trainers: Nemona & Pawmo Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド POKÉMON TRAINERS ネモ＆パモット Deck Shield: Pokémon Trainers: Nemo & Pamot) feature Pokémon Trainer Nemona, friend to the player characters in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet. These sleeves also feature Nemona's Pawmo and a Poké Ball symbol to the bottom right.
- The Pokémon Trainers: Arven & Mabosstiff Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド POKÉMON TRAINERS ペパー＆マフィティフ Deck Shield: Pokémon Trainers: Peper & Mafitiff) feature Pokémon Trainer Arven and his companion Mabosstiff. Arven is offering Sandwiches in the illustration, and a Sandwich icon is present in the bottom right of it.
- The Pokémon Trainers: Brassius & Sudowoodo Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド POKÉMON TRAINERS コルサ＆ウソッキー Deck Shield: Pokémon Trainers: Colza & Usokkie) feature Gym Leader Brassius and his Sudowoodo. One of Brassius's "Surrendering Sunflora" art installations is featured in the background and a thorny vine pattern lines the bottom right corner of the sleeves, similar to the whip Brassius carries.
- The Pokémon Trainers: Iono & Bellibolt Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド POKÉMON TRAINERS ナンジャモ＆ハラバリー Deck Shield: Pokémon Trainers: Nanjyamo & Harabarie) feature Levincia Gym Leader Iono and her Bellibolt. The Iono Zone logo is also featured in the bottom right of the illustration.
- The Pokémon Trainers: Grusha & Cetoddle Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド POKÉMON TRAINERS グルーシャ＆アルクジラ Deck Shield: Pokémon Trainers: Grusha & Arukujira) feature Ice-type specialist Grusha with a Cetoddle in the foreground. A snowflake is also featured in the borrom right of the design.
- The Pokémon Trainers: Penny & Umbreon Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド POKÉMON TRAINERS ボタン＆ブラッキー Deck Shield: Pokémon Trainers: Botan & Bracky) feature Pokémon Trainer Penny and her Umbreon. Star graphics line the bottom right of the illustration, alluding to Penny's true identity.
- The Pokémon Trainers: Rika & Clodsire Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド POKÉMON TRAINERS チリ＆ドオー Deck Shield: Pokémon Trainers: Chili & Dooh) feature Paldea Elite Four member Rika and her Clodsire. Triangular shapes line the bottom right corner of the illustration, which appear to be based on Rika's buckle and earrings.
- The Pokémon Trainers: Larry & Komala Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド POKÉMON TRAINERS アオキ＆ネッコアラ Deck Shield: Pokémon Trainers: Aoki & Nekkoara) feature Gym Leader and Elite Four member Larry alongside his Komala. Medali's Treasure Eatery serves as the background for this sleeve design; together with the items in the bottom right, they reference Larry's fixation with food.
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File: Each 4-ring Pokémon Trainers: Paldea Edition Collection File (Japanese: コレクションファイル POKÉMON TRAINERS ～パルデア編～) came with ten 9-pocket sheets and could accommodate up to 20 sheets, allowing up to 360 cards to be held. Files featured photograph arrangements of various Trainers and their Pokémon. Packs of ten Pokémon Trainers: Paldea Edition Collection Refill (Japanese: コレクションリフィル POKÉMON TRAINERS ～パルデア編～) sheets were sold separately. Refills were packaged with a divider featuring the same illustrations as the file, albeit composed differently.
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Tera ex Start Decks
- Main article: ex Start Decks (TCG)
Copies of the Random ex Start Deck sold alongside the eight fixed ex Start Decks on July 7, 2023 could include one of two secret decks that focused on Dragon or Colorless-type Pokémon. These decks differed slightly by including Tera Pokémon ex as their main attackers, which were also Holofoil, unlike the Pokémon ex from the standard decks. The Tera Dragonite ex Start Deck (Japanese: exスタートデッキ テラスタル カイリュー ex Start Deck Terastal Kairyu) and Tera Greedent ex Start Deck (Japanese: exスタートデッキ テラスタル ヨクバリス ex Start Deck Terastal Yokubarisu) were subsequently released as separate products on November 24, 2023 and could be purchased at Pokémon Centers, participating Pokémon Card Gym locations, and from the Pokémon Center Online.
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High Class Packs fulfill a similar role to Enhanced Expansion Packs in that they typically release between main expansions; however, they are usually released towards the end of a Regulation block and act as retrospectives of preceding sets, consisting mostly of reprints, as well as featuring cards with alternate or special artwork. The Shiny Treasure ex subset was the first High Class Pack of the Scarlet & Violet Era and was released on December 1, 2023. This release also saw several related items of TCG merchandise become available.
Armarouge and Ceruledge merchandise: These items featured evolutionary compatriots Armarouge and Ceruledge as illustrated by Hitoshi Ariga.[103] The collection file could only be found at Pokémon Centers and on the Pokémon Center Online, while the other items had a more general retail release.
- Armarouge & Ceruledge Carrying Case (Japanese: キャリングケース グレンアルマ＆ソウブレイズ Carrying Case: Gurenarma & Soublades)
- Armarouge & Ceruledge Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース グレンアルマ＆ソウブレイズ Deck Case: Gurenarma & Soublades)
- Armarouge & Ceruledge Premium Matte Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・マット グレンアルマ＆ソウブレイズ Deck Shield Premium•Matte: Gurenarma & Soublades)
- Armarouge & Ceruledge Collection File (Japanese: コレクションファイル グレンアルマ＆ソウブレイズ Collection File: Gurenarma & Soublades)
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Order Up merchandise: These items feature a Dondozo surrounded by different forms of Tatsugiri. In reference to Dondozo's signature move Order Up and the Shiny Pokémon available in the Shiny Treasure ex subset, the Shiny variations of Tatsugiri's three forms are in Dondozo's mouth. The items were illustrated by HYOGONOSUKE[104] and were exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- Order Up Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース いっちょうあがり)
- Order Up Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット いっちょうあがり)
- Order Up Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド いっちょうあがり Deck Shield: Order Up)
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Shiny Tinkaton merchandise: These two items were also exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online, and feature the Shiny forms of Tinkatink, Tinkatuff, and Tinkaton as illustrated by Tika Matsuno.[105]
- Shiny Tinkaton Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース 色違いのデカヌチャン Deck Case: Differently Colored Dekanuchan)
- Shiny Tinkaton Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 色違いのデカヌチャン Deck Shield: Differently Colored Dekanuchan)
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Palafin merchandise: These items depict Finizen and Palafin in its Hero and Zero Forms. The illustration by yuriko_pro[106] emulates the style and layout of comic books and prominently features Hero Form Palafin using the move Jet Punch. The two items were exclusive to official Pokémon outlets.
- Palafin Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド イルカマン Deck Shield: Irukaman)
- Palafin 4-Pocket Collection File (Japanese: 4ポケット コレクションファイル イルカマン 4-Pocket Collection File: Irukaman)
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Other playmat: The Full-Size Rubber Playmat Version 2 (Japanese: ラバープレイマットフルサイズ Ver.2) was a red version of the playmat released during the Sun & Moon Era, which emulates the very first fabric playmats available during the Original Era. Each playmat provides an adequate playing surface for two players to conduct games. They were only sold from Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
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Other sleeves: Four separate designs were also available from Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online. Each pack contained 64 sleeves.
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Terastal Battle merchandise
Pokémon Card Gym locations hosted Terastal Battle events between December 1, 2023 and February 29, 2024, which were Standard Regulation single-elimination tournaments with the added condition that players use at least two Tera Pokémon ex in their decks. All participants were given a random Terastal Battle Divider (Japanese: テラスタルバトル仕切り板) for use with deck cases or card boxes. Ten designs were available, each of which featured a different Energy symbol against an appropriately colored crystalline background. Winners of these tournaments were given three more random Terastal Battle Dividers and an event sticker; those placing second were given two more dividers, while the two losing semifinalists were each given one more divider.[109] More Terastal Battle tournaments were hosted at Pokémon Card Gyms between July 19 and September 30, 2024. All participants of these events were given two random Terastal Battle Dividers. Winners of rock paper scissors competitions held after each Terastal Battle tournament were also given a random Terastal Battle Divider.[110]
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Another installment of Extra Battle Day events began to be held at Pokémon Card Gym venues from January 1, 2024. These events were single-elimination tournaments that used the Extra Regulation format (equivalent to the Expanded format outside Japan). For as long as stocks lasted, every participant was given a promotional print of Raihan with new artwork and an Extra Battle Day Promo Card Pack, which contained one of twelve possible SV-P Promotional cards. Much like the 2022/2023 edition, these cards comprised reprints of popular cards from past Eras with an Extra Battle Day logo stamp. Players that won a game were given an additional pack, while the tournament winners were given two more packs.[111]
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Ancient Koraidon ex Starter Deck & Build Set
- Main article: Starter Deck & Build Sets (TCG)
A pair of Starter Deck & Build Sets accompanied the dual Wild Force and Cyber Judge expansion on January 26, 2024. The Ancient Koraidon ex Starter Deck & Build Set (Japanese: スターターデッキ＆ビルドセット「古代のコライドンex」) included a 60-card deck built around Koraidon ex, which supported the Ancient mechanic, plus 168 cards from both the Sword & Shield Era and the Scarlet & Violet Era for experimentation. Each set also included a sheet of damage counters and status markers, a coin, a VSTAR marker, a playmat, a player's guide, and deck modification tips.
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Future Miraidon ex Starter Deck & Build Set
- Main article: Starter Deck & Build Sets (TCG)
The other Starter Deck & Build Set available from January 26, 2024 was the Future Miraidon ex Starter Deck & Build Set (Japanese: スターターデッキ＆ビルドセット「未来のミライドンex」). This set included a 60-card deck that featured Future Miraidon ex cards as its main attackers, plus an array of useful Pokémon, Trainer, and Energy cards from both the previous and current Era to experiment with. Each set was also packaged with damage counters and Special Condition markers, a coin, a VSTAR marker, a playmat, a player's guide, and a card with deck modification tips.
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SV5 accessories
Wild Force and Cyber Judge were collectively the fifth main release of the Scarlet & Violet Era. In addition to the products listed above, the expansions were complemented with various TCG accessories featuring Pokémon and characters used on some of its cards.
Koraidon & Miraidon merchandise: These products feature renders of the Legendary Paradox Pokémon Koraidon and Miraidon on dark backgrounds, respectively accented with rock or pixel patterns. All were exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- Koraidon Version 2 Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース コライドン Ver.2)
- Miraidon Version 2 Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース ミライドン Ver.2)
- Koraidon Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス コライドン Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Koraidon)
- Miraidon Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス ミライドン Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Miraidon)
A pair of card boxes that resembled the Scarlet Book and Violet Book were also available at Pokémon Centers and from the Pokémon Center Online. Once assembled, each box could store up to 1,500 loose cards or up to 900 sleeved cards and could be secured with magnetic closure. Boxes were also packaged with six organizational dividers.
- Scarlet Book Card Box (Japanese: カードボックス スカーレットブック)
- Violet Book Card Box (Japanese: カードボックス バイオレットブック)
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Bianca merchandise: These items feature an illustration by Nao[112] that depicts Bianca enjoying a meal outside a café. She is portrayed in her Pokémon Black and White attire and is accompanied by Unovan Pokémon Whimsicott, Cottonee, Munna, Solosis, Reuniclus, Minccino, and Autumn Form Deerling. These items could only be purchased at Pokémon Centers, participating Pokémon Card Gym locations, and from the Pokémon Center Online.
- Bianca Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース ベル Deck Case: Bel)
- Bianca Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット ベル Rubber Playmat: Bel)
- Bianca Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ベル Deck Shield: Bel)
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Gengar merchandise: This line, which was also exclusive to official Pokémon outlets, uses illustrations created by Arai Kiriko[113] that feature Gengar, Gastly, Haunter, and Sableye in a dense forest at night.
- Gengar Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース ゲンガー Deck Case: Gangar)
- Gengar Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス ゲンガー Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Gangar)
- Gengar 4-Pocket Collection File (Japanese: 4ポケット コレクションファイル ゲンガー 4-Pocket Collection File: Gangar)
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Other sleeves: Packs of 64 Litten & Skitty Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ニャビー＆エネコ Deck Shield: Nyabby & Eneco) were among the items sold at Pokémon Centers and from the Pokémon Center Online at this time. These sleeves feature the Fire Cat Pokémon Litten and the Kitten Pokémon Skitty.
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More designs could also be found in the Ancient & Future Sleeve Collection (Japanese: デッキシールドコレクション 古代・未来 Deck Shield Collection: Ancient•Future), which could be purchased at Pokémon Centers, participating Pokémon Card Gym locations, and the Pokémon Center Online from January 26, 2024. Each collection included 64 sleeves bearing a single design from the ten available:
All ten sleeve designs could be acquired at once in the Ancient & Future Sleeve Collection Box (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲーム デッキシールドコレクション 古代・未来 BOX Deck Shield Collection: Ancient•Future BOX), available from the same locations on the same date.
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Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Pack 5
January 26, 2024 saw the start of the next Pokémon Card Gym season cycle and the distribution of new prizes at approved locations. Seven SV-P Promotional cards were available in the fifth Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Pack, which comprised four new cards and, for the first time, reprints of cards from the start of the Era with no alternative artwork. These cards were specifically chosen as they were popular and useful for beginners when modifying their decks.[123] Packs contained one random card.
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Endorsed Independent Event Trainer's Pack 2024
Event Organizers running Endorsed Independent Events began to distribute a new wave of special packs in time with the Wild Force and Cyber Judge expansions on January 26, 2024. Each Endorsed Independent Event Trainer's Pack contained one random card from a pool of nine SV-P Promotional cards, all of which featured an Event Organizer logo. Some of these cards were reissues of those available in the 2023 packs.
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Scramble Battle merchandise
The Scramble Battle was a large-scale casual Standard Regulation event introduced in 2024, which employed the use of competitor's smartphones to match players after games without waiting for other games to end—a format dubbed "real-time Swiss draw". The Pokémon Company would look to implement the format in future events if it trialed successfully.
The first event was held at the Ariake GYM-EX, Tokyo on March 2, 2024.[124] People wishing to take part in this event could apply through the Pokémon Card Game Players Club. The primary acceptance period was open between February 2 and 13, 2024 and places were allocated by lottery on February 16. A secondary acceptance period was open between February 20 and 29 and places were allocated on a first come, first served basis.[125] A second Scramble Battle was held as a side event during the 2024 Sapporo Champions League at the Sapporo Dome on May 3 and 4, 2024.[126] Participants of the main Champions League tournament were free to enter, while others wishing to take part could apply through the Pokémon Card Game Players Club between April 17 and May 1, 2024 to assure a spot or enter on the day.[127] A third Scramble Battle served as the final large-scale domestic event for the 2023-2024 season and was held at Twin Messe Shizuoka on August 10 and 11, 2024.[128] People could apply for places at this event through the Pokémon Card Game Players Club. The acceptance period was open between July 12 and 22, 2024 and places were allocated by lottery on July 24.[129] The second day of the Shizuoka event was also eligible for "friend applications", which ensured groups of between two and five people would receive the same lottery results.[130] All prospective players were required to have a smartphone and a LINE account for the draw system.
At the Tokyo and Sapporo events, as well as on the second day at the Shizuoka event, players earned the right to purchase one Pokémon Card Lottery (Japanese: ポケカくじ Pokéca Lottery) e-ticket for each game they participated in. Players that participated in four or more games were given a Scramble Battle Can Badge (Japanese: スクランブルバトル缶バッジ). Players that won at least four games were given a Fighting Spirit Prize Sticker (Japanese: 敢闘賞 ステッカー); those achieving the maximum seven wins were also given a Complete Victory Prize Sticker (Japanese: 全勝賞 ステッカー).[131][132] On the first day of the Shizuoka event, participants received five Pokémon Card Lottery e-tickets regardless of their results and were given a Fighting Spirit Prize Sticker if they played at least eight games. Players that won at least seven games would earn priority application status for the first day of competition in the 2025 Tokyo Champions League; players that won eight games would also earn the right to a first round bye.[133]
After deciding to finish playing, participants could collect any prizes they earned and purchase any accumulated Pokémon Card Lottery e-tickets at the Pokémon Card Lottery Corner. Each ticket cost ¥600. At the Tokyo event, players could opt for the Standard lottery or the Extra lottery (they could not select a mixture).[134] Each lottery type offered seven prizes:[135]
Standard lottery (Tokyo event)
- Special prize: 30 packs (6 each of Pokémon Card 151, Ancient Roar, Future Flash, Wild Force, and Cyber Judge)
- Prize A: 10 packs (2 each of Pokémon Card 151, Ancient Roar, Future Flash, Wild Force, and Cyber Judge)
- Prize B: 3 Pokémon Card 151 packs
- Prize C: 4 Ancient Roar packs
- Prize D: 4 Future Flash packs
- Prize E: 4 Wild Force packs
- Prize F: 4 Cyber Judge packs
Extra lottery (Tokyo event)
- Special prize: 30 packs (6 each of Single Strike Master, Rapid Strike Master, Silver Lance, Jet-Black Spirit, and Eevee Heroes)
- Prize A: 10 packs (2 each of Single Strike Master, Rapid Strike Master, Silver Lance, Jet-Black Spirit, and Eevee Heroes)
- Prize B: 4 Single Strike Master packs
- Prize C: 4 Rapid Strike Master packs
- Prize D: 4 Silver Lance packs
- Prize E: 4 Jet-Black Spirit packs
- Prize F: 4 Eevee Heroes packs
The special prizes were planned to be a booster box from a single set, but this was changed to an assortment of 30 packs in the run-up to the event.[134] Only the Extra lottery was offered at the Sapporo event, which featured a different prize pool to the Tokyo one.[136][137] A Standard lottery and an Extra lottery was offered at the Shizuoka event. Players could only redeem and purchase tickets for one type of draw.[138] The prize pool for the Shizuoka Extra lottery was the same as the Sapporo event.
Extra lottery (Sapporo and Shizuoka events)
- Special prize 1: 30 packs (6 each of Peerless Fighters, Eevee Heroes, Skyscraping Perfection, Blue Sky Stream, and Fusion Arts)
- Special prize 2: 30 packs (6 each of Single Strike Master, Rapid Strike Master, Silver Lance, Jet-Black Spirit, and Eevee Heroes)
- 10pc prize 1: 10 packs (2 each of Peerless Fighters, Eevee Heroes, Skyscraping Perfection, Blue Sky Stream, and Fusion Arts)
- 10pc prize 2: 10 packs (2 each of Single Strike Master, Rapid Strike Master, Silver Lance, Jet-Black Spirit, and Eevee Heroes)
- 4pc prize 1: 4 Single Strike Master packs
- 4pc prize 2: 4 Rapid Strike Master packs
- 4pc prize 3: 4 Silver Lance packs
- 4pc prize 4: 4 Jet-Black Spirit packs
- 4pc prize 5: 4 Eevee Heroes packs
- 4pc prize 6: 4 Blue Sky Stream packs
- 4pc prize 7: 4 Skyscraping Perfection packs
- 4pc prize 8: 4 Fusion Arts packs
- 4pc prize 9: 4 Peerless Fighters packs
- DS prize 1: 1 Arezu Sleeve
- DS prize 2: 1 Giratina Sleeve
- DS prize 3: 1 Hisuian Decidueye, Hisuian Typhlosion & Hisuian Samurott Sleeve
- DS prize 4: 1 Hisuian Zoroark Sleeve
Standard lottery (Shizuoka event)
Participants could also purchase packs of 64 Scramble Battle Sleeves (Japanese: スクランブルバトル デッキシールド Scramble Battle Deck Shield) from the Pokémon Card Lottery Corner for ¥889 including tax. These sleeves feature the event logo on a background of TCG symbols and accessories. Only one pack of sleeves could be purchased per person.[139][140][141]
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Battle Academy
- Main article: Pokémon Card Game Battle Academy (TCG)
The Family Pokémon Card Game line of products released during the Sun & Moon and Sword & Shield Eras was rebranded for its Scarlet & Violet incarnation as Battle Academy (Japanese: バトルアカデミー), much like the equivalent products available outside Asia. The core audience of the kit remained children and their families, which were catered for with the inclusion of four simple 60-card decks featuring Sprigatito ex, Pikachu ex, Lucario ex, and Greninja ex. Each set also included literature in the form of beginner's guides and a step-up guide, plus several accessories: a cardboard sheet containing damage counters and status markers, a full-size playmat, a set of four color-coded deck bands, a card tidying-up partition, three card dividers, and a damage counter case. The Battle Academy became available for general sale on March 8, 2024.
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Anytime, Anywhere Battle Academy
- Main article: Pokémon Card Game Battle Academy (TCG)
The Anytime, Anywhere Battle Academy (Japanese: いつでもどこでも バトルアカデミー) was a streamlined version of the Battle Academy kit designed to be carried around and used for games on the go. It was available to purchase on the same day and included a copy of the Sprigatito ex deck and the Pikachu ex deck, a pair of single-player playmats, a coin, a sheet of damage counters and status markers, and a damage counter storage envelope. The Pokémon ex cards in these decks were Non Holfoil in contrast to those from the full-size Battle Academy.
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Acrylic Damage Counter & Case Set
An accessory pack in the form of the Acrylic Damage Counter & Case Set (Japanese: アクリルダメカン＆ケース セット) was released alongside the Battle Academy products on March 8, 2024. Each set included six acrylic 100-damage counters, eight acrylic 50-damage counters, twenty acrylic 10-damage counters, a pair of aluminum/epoxy resin Special Condition markers, a coin bearing the Pokémon ex logo, and a tin case to store them all in. The set was only available to purchase from Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
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SV5a accessories
The Crimson Haze subset was released on March 22, 2024, as were a handful of TCG accessories featuring characters and Pokémon that debuted in The Teal Mask content expansion for Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. These accessories were exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
Bloodmoon Ursaluna merchandise: These items feature three Pokémon that can be found in Kitakami: Bloodmoon Ursaluna, Dipplin, and Sinistcha. The same artwork was used on Crimson Haze booster packs.
- Bloodmoon Ursaluna Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース ガチグマ（アカツキ） Deck Case: Gachiguma (Akatsuki))
- Bloodmoon Ursaluna Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ガチグマ（アカツキ） Deck Shield: Gachiguma (Akatsuki))
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Perrin merchandise: These two accessories feature photographer Perrin and her companion Hisuian Growlithe, as illustrated by kantaro.[142]
- Perrin Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース サザレ Deck Case: Sazare)
- Perrin Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド サザレ Deck Shield: Sazare)
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Other sleeves: Three other sleeve designs were also available at this time. Each pack includes 64 sleeves.
- The Fighting Tera Greninja Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス 闘テラスタルゲッコウガ Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Fighting Terastal Gekkouga) depict a Terastallized Greninja with a Fighting-type Tera Jewel, referencing the type-shifted Greninja ex in the Crimson Haze subset. The sleeves were produced with a glossy finish and were sold at a higher price point than regular ones.
- The Lana Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド スイレン Deck Shield: Suiren) feature an abstract illustration of Trial Captain Lana fishing. The top section features the Floating Restaurant moored at Seafolk Village, while the bottom section features Lana's sandles.
- The Pikachu & Sprigatito Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ピカチュウ＆ニャオハ Deck Shield: Pikachu & Nyahoja) feature a Sprigatito discovering a Pikachu asleep under some large leaves.
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SV5 Gummy Candy
Takara Tomy A.R.T.S. packs of Pokémon Card Game Scarlet & Violet Gummy: Wild Force & Cyber Judge (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲーム スカーレット＆バイオレット グミ ワイルドフォース＆サイバージャッジ) began to be released in late March 2024.[143] Each one included a pair of grape-flavored gummy candies molded in the shape of Poké Balls and one of 26 possible cards sourced from the Wild Force and Cyber Judge expansions.
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Pokémon Dragon King Cup 2024 Wooden VSTAR Marker
The fifth installment of the Dragon King Cup was held at the Cerulean Tower Noh Theater in Shibuya, Tokyo on February 25, 2024.[144] The event held tournaments for the video games, the Trading Card Game, and Pokémon UNITE, and was livestreamed between 09:00 and 20:59 JST on YouTube, Twitter, and NicoNico.[145] During this time, people could participate in a Twitter campaign to win a Pokémon Dragon King Cup 2024 Wooden VSTAR Marker (Japanese: ポケモン竜王戦2024木製VSTARマーカー Pokémon Dragon King Battle 2024 Wooden VSTAR Marker), copies of which were used during the TCG tournament. Participants were required to follow the Pokémon Information Bureau (Poké Times) Twitter account and repost the Tweet[146] made by them on the day of the event. Fifty people selected by lottery won a copy of the marker.[147] Winners began receiving their prizes in late March 2024 enclosed with a congratulatory letter.[148][149]
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POKÉMON CARD LOUNGE merchandise
In conjunction with the renovation of SHIBUYA TSUTAYA in Tokyo, operator Culture Convenience Club partnered with The Pokémon Company to create a space dedicated to the Pokémon Trading Card Game. The result was the POKÉMON CARD LOUNGE, a space in the image of an executive lounge with specially made tables and chairs. Opened on April 25, 2024, the lounge offers seating for 82 people (78 on the main floor space and four in a Private Room) and features a subdued color scheme that incorporates Energy symbol motifs.
The price for a 60-minute session on the main floor space was ¥1,650 per person; 30-minute extensions could also purchased for ¥660 per person. The Private Room could be hired out for ¥8,250 per hour, with 30-minute extensions costing ¥3,300 each. Three-hour block sessions could also be purchased on the main floor space for ¥3,650 per person; the Private Room could similarly be hired for the same amount of time for ¥18,500. Measures were taken to make players of all levels feel welcome, therefore all items required for conducting games could be rented free of charge, including an array of 60-card standard decks. All POKÉMON CARD LOUNGE patrons were given a random commemorative Welcome Card (Japanese: ウェルカムカード) that could be used as a deck case divider. Eleven designs were available, each of which featured a different Energy symbol on the front; the reverse included spaces for people to detail the date of their visit, decks used, and their play experience. The lounge also featured a self-service counter that offered free drinks and snacks, a gallery area that displayed six large Pokémon card decorations, and a merchandise area that sold recent TCG products and exclusive POKÉMON CARD LOUNGE-branded items. Entry to the merchandise area was free. The majority of these items used the same Energy symbol motif used throughout the lounge.[150][151][152]
TCG accessories:
- Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース)
- Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット)
- Premium Matte Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・マット Deck Shield Premium•Matte)
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Bags: All bags were available in black only and could be used to carry a variety of items.
- Gym Bag Backpack (Japanese: ジムバッグ リュック)
- Gym Bag Side Bag (Japanese: ジムバッグ サブバッグ)
- Tote Bag (Japanese: トートバッグ)
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Apparel: All shirts and hoodies came in M, L, and XL sizes; socks came in two sizes.
- T-shirt Type A (Japanese: Tシャツ Atype), available in black, white, and sand beige
- T-shirt Type B (Japanese: Tシャツ Btype), available in black and white
- T-shirt Type C (Japanese: Tシャツ Ctype), available in black and white
- Long T-shirt Type A (Japanese: LONG Tシャツ Atype), available in black, white, and sand beige
- Long T-shirt Type B (Japanese: LONG Tシャツ Btype), available in black and white
- Long T-shirt Type C (Japanese: LONG Tシャツ Ctype), available in black and white
- Hoodie Type C (Japanese: フーディ Ctype), available in black and white
- Socks (Japanese: ソックス), available in black and white
- Cap A (Japanese: キャップ A), available in black and black/red
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- LEUCHTTURM1917 Notebook (Japanese: ノート（LEUCHTTURM1917）), available in black and powder
- Ring Notebook (Japanese: リング式ノート), available in light and dark gray
- PCL Notepad (Japanese: PCL メモ帳), available in dark gray and gray
- PCL Sticky Notes (Japanese: PCL 付箋紙), available in gray only
- STEADLER Mechanical Pencil (Japanese: シャープペン（STEADLER）), available in silver and black
- LAMY Water-based Ballpoint Pen (Japanese: ボールペン 水性（LAMY）), available in black, white, and yellow
- PCL Masking Tape (Japanese: PCL マスキングテープ), available in gray, sand beige, and black
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Miscellaneous items:
- Face Towel (Japanese: フェイスタオル), available in sand beige only
- Hand Towel (Japanese: ハンドタオル), available in gray only
- Tritan Bottle with Cap (Japanese: トライタンボトル（CAP）), available in black and white
- Tumbler (Japanese: タンブラー), available in black and silver
- Coin Tray (Japanese: コイントレイ), available in black only
- Mobile Ring (Japanese: モバイルリング), available in black only
- Mini Hotel Keyring (Japanese: ミニホテルキーリング), available in transparent black only
- Acrylic Keychain (Japanese: アクリルキーホルダー), available in transparent only
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April 26, 2024 saw the release of the sixth main Scarlet & Violet Era expansion, Transformation Mask, as well as various TCG accessories that featured Pokémon and characters from The Teal Mask downloadable content.
Transformation Mask merchandise: These items depict the Legendary Pokémon Ogerpon in the Terastallized state it assumes when holding the Teal Mask. This artwork was also used on Transformation Mask booster packs and promotional material.
- Tera Teal Mask Ogerpon Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース テラスタルオーガポン みどりのめん Deck Case: Terastal Ogerpon Turquoise Mask)
- Tera Teal Mask Ogerpon Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス テラスタルオーガポン みどりのめん Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Terastal Ogerpon Turquoise Mask)
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Carmine & Kieran merchandise: The accessories in this line feature artwork by kirisAki[153] that depicts siblings Carmine and Kieran in traditional attire enjoying the Festival of Masks amenities. These items were exclusive to Pokémon Centers, the Pokémon Center Online, and participating Pokémon Card Gym sites.
- Carmine & Kieran Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース ゼイユ・スグリ Deck Case: Zeiyu•Suguri)
- Carmine & Kieran Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット ゼイユ・スグリ Rubber Playmat: Zeiyu•Suguri)
- Carmine & Kieran Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ゼイユ・スグリ Deck Shield: Zeiyu•Suguri)
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Summer and Pokémon merchandise: This range utilizes two illustrations by HYOGONOSUKE[154] that feature stands inspired by those at Kitakami Hall. One illustration depicts an Ice Cream Stand in daytime accompanied by Poliwag, Sunflora, Heracross, and Chimecho; the other features a snack cart at sunset with Darumaka, Litwick, Swirlix, and Phantump. These items could only be purchased from Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- Poliwag & Sunflora & Heracross & Chimecho Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース ニョロモ＆キマワリ＆ヘラクロス＆チリーン Deck Case: Nyoromo & Kimawari & Heracros & Chirean)
- Darumaka & Litwick & Swirlix & Phantump Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース ダルマッカ＆ヒトモシ＆ペロッパフ＆ボクレー Deck Case: Darumakka & Hitomoshi & Peroppafu & Bokurei)
- Poliwag & Sunflora & Heracross & Chimecho Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ニョロモ＆キマワリ＆ヘラクロス＆チリーン Deck Shield: Nyoromo & Kimawari & Heracros & Chirean)
- Darumaka & Litwick & Swirlix & Phantump Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ダルマッカ＆ヒトモシ＆ペロッパフ＆ボクレー Deck Shield: Darumakka & Hitomoshi & Peroppafu & Bokurei)
- Summer and Pokémon 4-Pocket Collection File (Japanese: 4ポケット コレクションファイル 夏とポケモンたち)
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Other sleeves: Packs of 64 Tera Dragapult Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス テラスタルドラパルト Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Terastal Dorapult) were also available from Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online at this time. These sleeves feature a Terastallized Dragapult with a Dragon-type Tera Jewel, referencing the Dragapult ex card in the Transformation Mask expansion, and were produced with a glossy finish. The illustration was created by Hitoshi Ariga.[155]
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Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Pack 6
People attending events held at Pokémon Card Gym sites could begin earning new Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Packs upon the release of Transformation Mask on April 26, 2024.[156] Packs contained one of seven possible SV-P Promotional cards, which consisted of four new cards and three popular 'G'-Regulation reprints. All cards bore a Pokémon Card Gym logo.
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Battle Master Deck: Tera Charizard ex
- Main article: Battle Master Decks (TCG)
A pair of decks designed with competitive play in mind was released on May 17, 2024. The Battle Master Deck: Tera Charizard ex (Japanese: バトルマスターデッキ テラスタル リザードンex Battle Master Deck: Terastal Lizardon ex) was similar to League Battle Decks sold outside Asia, in that it focused on a popular deck archetype and provided a selection of tournament-tried cards. Each 60-card deck comprised mostly Fire and Colorless-type Pokémon and featured an alternate-art Darkness-type Tera Charizard ex as its primary attacker. The deck also included a set of 64 sleeves, a sheet of damage counters and status markers, a single-player playmat, a coin, a VSTAR marker, a how to play guide, and a Path to Battle Master player's guide.
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Battle Master Deck: Chien-Pao ex
- Main article: Battle Master Decks (TCG)
The Battle Master Deck: Chien-Pao ex (Japanese: バトルマスターデッキ パオジアンex Battle Master Deck: Paojian ex) was the other 60-card deck available from May 17, 2024. A version of the Chien-Pao ex archetype that emerged early in the Scarlet & Violet Era, each deck included power cards such as Chien-Pao ex, Origin Forme Palkia V, Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR, and Radiant Greninja, as well as other useful Pokémon and Trainer cards. Decks were also packaged with a set of 64 sleeves, a sheet of damage counters and status markers, a single-player playmat, a coin, a VSTAR marker, a how to play guide, and a Path to Battle Master player's guide.
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The Ogerpon Special Jumbo Card Set (Japanese: スペシャルジャンボカードセット オーガポン) was also released on May 17, 2024. Each set included regular-sized and oversized copies of an Art Rare-style Teal Mask Ogerpon promotional card, a promotional Mirror Holofoil print of Ogre's Mask, an Ogerpon coin, and eight Transformation Mask booster packs. Similar to a trio of products released at the end of the Sword & Shield Era, the set also came with a cardboard stand suitable to display the enclosed Jumbo card.
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SVJ accessories
An assortment of TCG accessories in several designs was also made available alongside the Battle Master Decks on May 17, 2024. All were initially exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online, with the possibility of some becoming available at official Pokémon Stores and through Amazon's Pokémon Store at a later date.
Hyper Beam merchandise: These items feature vignettes of Dragonite, Porygon, Snorlax, Gyarados, Tauros, and Aerodactyl drawn with limited color palettes and halftone squares to evoke their Generation I sprites. The Pokémon are depicted preparing to use the move Hyper Beam and are set against backgrounds resembling the disrupted graphics associated with glitches. Other images feature Dragonite, Porygon, and Snorlax recharging after using Hyper Beam. The artwork was initially created for a Pokémon Center merchandise line that launched in November 2023.
- Each Hyper Beam Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース はかいこうせん Deck Case: Destruction Beam) could store up to 180 cards and was packaged with two organizational dividers.
- Packs of 64 Hyper Beam Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス はかいこうせん Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Destruction Beam), which were manufactured with a glossy finish and sold at a higher price point than non-premium sleeves.
- The 4-ring Hyper Beam Premium Collection File (Japanese: コレクションファイル プレミアム はかいこうせん Collection File Premium: Destruction Beam) features a foil inlay and was packaged with ten 9-pocket display pages. Packs of Hyper Beam Collection Refill (Japanese: コレクションリフィル はかいこうせん Collection Refill: Destruction Beam) pages were also available, which included ten plain 9-pocket display pages and an index sheet featuring artwork used on other items. Files were designed to hold a total of 20 pages, allowing up to 360 cards to be displayed; pages also incorporated a flap function to prevent cards falling out.
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Jirachi Star Link merchandise: The two items in this line feature Mythical Pokémon Jirachi and Pokémon associated with shooting stars, Minior and Cleffa. The illustrations were first used on items available as part of a Pokémon Center merchandise campaign that launched at the end of June 2023.
- Jirachi Star Link Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース ジラーチ星つなぎ)
- Jirachi Star Link Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス ジラーチ星つなぎ Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Jirachi Star Link)
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yonayonaGhost merchandise: These products use illustrations created for a Pokémon Center merchandise line that launched on June 24, 2023, which included soft toys, keychains, stationery, glassware, towels, handkerchiefs, tins, and a diffuser. Some of that merchandise also incorporated phosphorescent elements. The TCG products feature Duskull, Gastly, Shedinja, Phantump, Misdreavus, Hisuian Zorua, and Greavard against a pattern of items associated with Ghost-type Pokémon: Odd Keystones, Yamask masks, Runerigus slab pieces, Alolan Marowak bone clubs, Galarian Corsola husks, Gimmighoul chests, Greavard candles, generic ghosts, and Spell Tags. Yonayona can translate as "night after night".
- yonayonaGhost Playmat Case (Japanese: プレイマットケース yonayonaGhost)
- yonayonaGhost Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド yonayonaGhost Deck Shield: yonayonaGhost)
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Pikachu and Heart merchandise: This range of items feature a gingham pattern adorned with images of Pikachu, hearts, retro café elements, and single-color images of Cherubi and Cherrim with their romanized names. The artwork was initially created for a Valentine's Day collaboration campaign between Pokémon and confectioner Morozoff that began in Janaury 2024, which comprised soft toys, mugs, and chocolate selections.
- Pikachu and Heart Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース ピカチュウとハート)
- Pikachu and Heart Playmat Case (Japanese: プレイマットケース ピカチュウとハート)
- Pikachu and Heart Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ピカチュウとハート Deck Shield: Pikachu and Heart)
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- The Deadly Poison Hazard Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド モウドクキケン Deck Shield: Moudokukiken) feature a Clodsire brandishing its spines against a coloful background composed of Grafaiai saliva streaks. The sleeves utilize an illustration created for a merchandise line launched at the start of February 2024, which also featured Toxel, Gulpin, Mareanie, and Vileplume.
- The What's Your Charm Point? Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド What's your charm point? Deck Shield: What's your charm point?) feature nine Pokémon selected for the appeal of their physical features or traits: Toucannon, Spinda, Gholdengo, Darumaka, Pikachu, Budew, Tinkaton, Hero Form Palafin, and Rotom. The illustrations were first used as part of a December 2023 Pokémon Center merchandise campaign.
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Pokémon Japan Championships 2024 merchandise
The 2024 Pokémon Japan Championships served as the culmination of the Japanese 2023-2024 domestic season, which saw players of the video games, the Trading Card Game, Pokémon GO, and Pokémon UNITE vie for the title of national champion. The Championships were held at the Pacifico Yokohama convention center in Yokohama, Kanagawa on June 1 and 2, 2024.[157] Those wishing to enter the TCG competition could apply through the Pokémon Card Game Players Club between April 26 and May 7, 2024. Priority was given to the top 16 Junior, Senior, and Open League players, as well as the top 32 Masters League players from 2024 Champions League events, winners of 2024 City League events from Seasons 1 through 4, and players who had earned a sufficient number of Championship Points (CSP) up to May 8, 2024. Places were selected through lottery draws by May 10.[158]
All TCG competition entrants were given a promotional Gimmighoul card and a random promotional Basic Energy card. Junior League players who won at least four games during the event were also given a promotional Zapdos ex card, as were Senior League and Master League players who won at least five games.[159] The Master League tournament was also live-streamed on video platforms NicoNico and YouTube, during which people could participate in Twitter competitions. Those wishing to partake were required to follow the accounts of the official Pokémon Card Channel and its presenters Raichu Umekawa, Nanapple, Kucheat Takeuchi, and Yopifoot, and post messages. Those doing so during the broadcast on the first day of the Championships with the hashtag #ポケカPJCS2024予選, Pokéca PJCS2024 Qualifying Round were entered into a prize lottery, as were those who posted with the hashtag #ポケカPJCS2024本戦, Pokéca PJCS2024 Main Battle during the second day's broadcast. Twenty winners were selected from each draw, each of which received a copy of the Gimmighoul participant promo and one random Energy participant promo.[160]
Commemorative items for the event were made available for the first time since the 2019 Championships. Merchandise could be ordered from the Pokémon Center Online starting May 30, 2024 or could be purchased from the sales corner during the Championships.[161] All of these items feature the key art created for the event.
- PJCS2024 Cap (Japanese: キャップ PJCS2024)
- PJCS2024 T-shirt (Japanese: Tシャツ PJCS2024)
- PJCS2024 Pouch (Japanese: 巾着 PJCS2024)
- PJCS2024 Logo Pin (Japanese: ロゴピンズ PJCS2024)
- PJCS2024 Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース PJCS2024)
- PJCS2024 Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス PJCS2024 Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: PJCS2024)
- PJCS2024 Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット PJCS2024)
- PJCS2024 Face Towel (Japanese: フェイスタオル PJCS2024)
More casual side events were also open to players of each medium. Only competition entrants and the parents/guardians of younger players could participate on the first day; spectators selected by lottery could also participate on the second day. The first day hosted 4-League Battles (a four-player round robin mini tournament) and 3 on 3 Battles (a trio of single matches between three-member teams in a winner stays on format) for the video games and the TCG. The second day expanded these events to incorporate Pokémon GO players and hosted an additional One Game Battle for Pokémon UNITE players using Tournament Mode. All participants of these events were given one of four possible PJCS2024 stickers at random. Those placing first in each group in 4-League Battles and teams that won three games in a row in 3 on 3 Battles were also given another random sticker as a victory prize.[162]
The top 64 tournament players across all age divisions were given a promotional print of Defiance Band; Master League players were also given a competitor-exclsuive Original Cap & T-shirt (Japanese: オリジナルキャップ＆Tシャツ). The top 32 players across all age divisions were given a set of the season's Champions League card sleeves (Japanese: オリジナルデッキシールド Original Deck Shield); Junior League and Senior League players were also given the competitor-exclsuive Original Cap & T-shirt. The champion, runner-up, and two third-place finishers in each division were awarded a Pokémon Japan Championships 2024 trophy[163] and earned invitations to the 2024 World Championships.[159]
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SV6a accessories
Night Wanderer was the fifth Enhanced Expansion Pack of the Scarlet & Violet Era, and the sixth subset overall. It was officially available from June 7, 2024 and it release was accompanied by a small wave of new TCG merchandise. All of these products were initially exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
Pecharunt & Okidogi & Munkidori & Fezandipiti merchandise: These items feature Pecharunt unleashing its Binding Mochi. The Mythical Subjugation Pokémon is accompanied by its loyal retainers Okidogi, Munkidori, and Fezandipiti. All four Pokémon appeared as Pokémon ex in the Night Wanderer subset.
- Pecharunt & Okidogi & Munkidori & Fezandipiti Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース モモワロウ＆イイネイヌ＆マシマシラ＆キチキギス Deck Case: Momowarou & Iineinu & Mashimashira & Kichikigisu)
- Pecharunt & Okidogi & Munkidori & Fezandipiti Premium Matte Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・マット モモワロウ＆イイネイヌ＆マシマシラ＆キチキギス Deck Shield Premium•Matte: Momowarou & Iineinu & Mashimashira & Kichikigisu)
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Cassiopeia merchandise: The three items in this range feature Team Star founder Cassiopeia standing menacingly in front of Uva Academy alongside her team of Flareon, Sylveon, Leafeon, Jolteon, Umbreon, and Vaporeon. The illustration used on these items was drawn by DOM.[164]
- Cassiopeia Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース カシオペア)
- Cassiopeia Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット カシオペア)
- Cassiopeia Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド カシオペア Deck Shield: Cassiopeia)
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- The United Wings Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド だんけつのつばさ Deck Shield: Wings of Unity) focus on Dartrix, Murkrow, Wattrel, and Flamigo. The four Pokémon were depicted on Scarlet & Violet Era cards that have the United Wings attack.
- The Dusknoir Evolutionary Traces Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 進化の軌跡 ヨノワール Deck Shield: Evolutionary Traces: Yonoir) feature a colorful illustration by Yoriyuki Ikegami[165] of the Gripper Pokémon Dusknoir and its prior evolutions Duskull and Dusclops.
- The Kyurem Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス キュレム Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Kyurem) feature the Legendary Pokémon Kyurem in an icy cave. These sleeves were produced with a glossy finish and sold at a higher price point than regular ones.
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SV6 Gummy Candy
Gummy candy associated with the Transformation Mask expansion became available to purchase in June 2024.[166] Each pack of Pokémon Card Game Scarlet & Violet Gummy: Transformation Mask (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲーム スカーレット＆バイオレット グミ 変幻の仮面) included one of 24 cards from the expansion and a pair of grape-flavored gummies.
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Stellar Miracle Deck Build Box
- Main article: Stellar Miracle Deck Build Box (TCG)
The seventh main expansion of the Scarlet & Violet Era, Stellar Miracle, was supplemented by several products when it launched on July 19, 2024. One of these was the Stellar Miracle Deck Build Box (Japanese: デッキビルドBOX ステラミラクル Deck Build Box Stellar Miracle), which included materials ideal for nascent TCG players. Each box contained 75 popular cards sourced from the Sword & Shield and Scarlet & Violet Eras, 96 Basic Energy cards bearing a new crystalline design, four partition plates, an acrylic VSTAR marker, and ten Stellar Miracle booster packs.
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SV7 accessories
Numerous TCG accessories were also made available alongside the Stellar Miracle expansion on July 19, 2024.
Stellar Form Terapagos merchandise: These items depict the Legendary Tera Pokémon Terapagos in its Stellar Form. The same artwork was used on booster packs and promotional material for the Stellar Miracle expansion, in which Terapagos featured on several Pokémon ex cards.
- Stellar Form Terapagos Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース テラパゴス（ステラフォルム）)
- Stellar Form Terapagos Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス テラパゴス（ステラフォルム） Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Terapagos (Stellar Form))
- Stellar Form Terapagos Premium Collection File (Japanese: コレクションファイルプレミアム テラパゴス（ステラフォルム）)
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Lacey merchandise: This pair of items feature BB League Elite Four member Lacey alongside her Granbull, Whimsicott, and Primarina, which partly constitute her team when challenged in the League Club Room. Both were initially exlcusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online. Tika Matsuno illustrated two pieces that were used on these products.[167]
- Lacey Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース タロ Deck Case: Taro)
- Lacey Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド タロ Deck Shield: Taro)
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Hydrapple merchandise: These items feature a surrealist-style illustration by Oku[168] depicting the Apple Hydra Pokémon Hydrapple. The items were first available from Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- Hydrapple Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース カミツオロチ Deck Case: Kamitsuorochi)
- Hydrapple Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド カミツオロチ Deck Shield: Kamitsuorochi)
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Dachsbun merchandise: These accessories feature Dachsbun, Milcery, Comfey, Gossifleur, and Alcremie at an establishment serving afternoon tea. The teaware bears resemblance to those inhabited by Sinistea and Polteageist. Both items utilize artwork created by yume335[169] and were initially exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- Dachsbun Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース バウッツェル Deck Case: Bowtzel)
- Dachsbun Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド バウッツェル Deck Shield: Bowtzel)
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Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Pack 7
The seventh Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Pack of the Scarlet & Violet Era could be officially distributed at Pokémon Card Gym locations starting July 19, 2024.[171] Each pack included one promo card featuring the Pokémon Card Gym logo. Although packs advertised seven cards were available in total, reprints of Professor's Research could feature Professor Sada or Professor Turo, making a pool of eight. This pool also comprised a reprint of Super Rod, four new Pokémon cards, and a new Supporter card.
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Pokémon Card Summer Is Here! Promo Card Get Campaign!
The Pokémon Card Summer Is Here! Promo Card Get Campaign! (Japanese: ポケカの夏がキタ！プロモカードGetキャンペーン！) was a purchase campaign that began in August 2024 and ran for as long as stocks lasted. Starting August 8, Pokémon Center Online customers would have three Promo Card Packs added to their basket for every eligible booster box purchased in a transaction. From August 10, customers would receive a Promo Card Pack for every ten eligible booster packs purchased in a transaction at physical stores. Participating locations included Pokémon Centers, Pokémon Stores, Pokémon Card Gyms, and temporary Pokémon Center Branches at Matsumoto PARCO and Amu Plaza Oita. Eligible products included all Scarlet & Violet Era expansions and subsets from Scarlet ex/Violet ex through to Stellar Miracle.[172] Each Promo Card Pack contained one of six possible SV-P Promotional cards that had previously been exclusive to regions outside Asia.
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Stellar Tera Type Starter Set Sylveon ex
- Main article: Stellar Tera Type Starter Sets (TCG)
Following the debut of Stellar Tera Pokémon ex in the Stellar Miracle expansion, a pair of 60-card decks focusing on two more of these Pokémon was released on August 30, 2024. One of these was the Stellar Tera Type Starter Set Sylveon ex, which featured a Stellar Tera Sylveon ex among its selection of Psychic-type Pokémon. In addition to a couple of Colorless-type Pokémon, the deck also factored in Water and Lightning-type Pokémon to represent all the Energy types required for Sylveon ex's main attack. Each deck also included a sheet of damage counters and condition markers, a 2-player playmat, a coin, and a how to play guide.
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Stellar Tera Type Starter Set Ceruledge ex
- Main article: Stellar Tera Type Starter Sets (TCG)
The other starter set released on August 30, 2024 was the Stellar Tera Type Starter Set Ceruledge ex. Ceruledge was the focal Stellar Tera Pokémon ex and was accompanied by a selection of Fire, Psychic, and Metal-type Pokémon—which represented the necessary Energy types for Ceruledge ex's main attack—as well as some Colorless-type Pokémon. Each 60-card deck was also packaged with a sheet of damage counters and Special Condition markers, a 2-player playmat, a coin, and a how to play guide.
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Two pairs of accessories were released alongside the Stellar Tera Type Starter Sets on August 30, 2024 featuring the Intertwining Pokémon Sylveon and the Fire Blades Pokémon Ceruledge. Both pairs were exclusive to physical Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
Deck cases: Each deck case has a stitched exterior made of a reflective material, a padded interior, and a flip lid that can be shut with magnetic closure. The lids of each case depict cameo-esque portraits of the focal Pokémon, while its sides feature various gemstones in reference to the attacks of Stellar Tera Pokémon ex. Cases can store up to 180 loose cards or up to 90 cards in sleeves. Each case was packaged with two dividers with a glittery finish.
- Sylveon Flip Deck Case (Japanese: フリップデッキケース ニンフィア Flip Deck Case: Nymphia)
- Ceruledge Flip Deck Case (Japanese: フリップデッキケース ソウブレイズ Flip Deck Case: Soublades)
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Sleeves: Each pack contains 64 card sleeves manufactured with a high gloss finish. Both illustrations, drawn by Nejita,[173] portray the focal Pokémon in a Terastallized state with a Stellar-type Tera Jewel.
- Stellar Tera Type Sylveon Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス テラスタイプ：ステラ ニンフィア Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Tera Type: Stellar Nymphia)
- Stellar Tera Type Ceruledge Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス テラスタイプ：ステラ ソウブレイズ Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Tera Type: Stellar Soublades)
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