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Sun & Moon: Ultra Prism Trading Card Game Set
General information
Cards	173 (English) 156 (Japanese)
Series	Sun & Moon
Region Focus	Sinnoh
Previous Expansion	Crimson Invasion
Associated Decks	Mach Strike Imperial Command
Released	February 2nd, 2018 (English) December 8th, 2017 (Japanese)
STD Legal Deck?	Yes

Pokemon Sun & Moon: Ultra Prism is the fifth main expansion of the Sun & Moon series of the Pokemon Trading Card Game. The English set contains a total of 173 cards, continues to feature GX Pokemon and focuses mostly on Gen VII and Sinnoh, it is also the first expansion to introduce the new Prism Star cards.

It should be noted that whilst people in Western countries recieved this deck as Pokemon Ultra Prism, in Japan they have a similar set broken down into two parts known as ウルトラサン Ultra Sun and ウルトラムーン Ultra Moon, these dual sets combine to make up a 156 Card equivalent set.

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Official Description

An Unknown New Dimension!
Pass through the Ultra Wormhole into a bizarre new Pokémon world, where familar sights become strange and new powers are unlocked! Watch Necrozma's power grow, and marvel as brand-new Prism Star cards reveal their astounding effects on play. Meet Dialga-GX and Palkia-GX, and encounter bizarre Ultra Beasts and wild new forms of Alola's Legendary Pokémon. Explore a new dimension in the Pokémon TCG: Sun & Moon—Ultra Prism expansion!

The Ultra Prism Set List

A list of all the cards which make up the Ultra Prism set which contains a total of 173 cards comprising 10x Pokémon-GX cards, 6 of the new Prism Star cards as well as an abundance of Pokemon from both the Alola and Sinnoh regions. This list is how this set is being recieved in all countries except Japan where they instead have two smaller sets; The Pokemon Ultra Sun & Pokemon Ultra Moon sets. We'll be adding good quality pics of each card once we get them.

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Picture	No.	Rarity	Card name	Card type
	1/156		Exeggcute
	2/156		Yanma
	3/156		Yanmega
	4/156		Roselia
	5/156		Roserade
	6/156		Turtwig
	7/156		Turtwig
	8/156		Grotle
	9/156		Torterra
	10/156		Cherubi
	11/156		Cherrim
	12/156		Carnivine
	13/156		Leafeon
	14/156		Mow Rotom
	15/156		Shaymin
	16/156		Dewpider
	17/156		Araquanid
	18/156		Magmar
	19/156		Magmortar
	20/156		Chimchar
	21/156		Chimchar
	22/156		Monferno
	23/156		Infernape
	24/156		Heat Rotom
	25/156		Salandit
	26/156		Salazzle
	27/156		Turtonator
	28/156		Alolan Sandshrew
	29/156		Alolan Sandslash
	30/156		Alolan Vulpix
	31/156		Piplup
	32/156		Piplup
	33/156		Prinplup
	34/156		Empoleon
	35/156		Buizel
	36/156		Floatzel
	37/156		Snover
	38/156		Abomasnow
	39/156		Glaceon
	40/156		Wash Rotom
	41/156		Frost Rotom
	42/156		Manaphy
	43/156		Electabuzz
	44/156		Electivire
	45/156		Shinx
	46/156		Shinx
	47/156		Luxio
	48/156		Luxray
	49/156		Pachirisu
	50/156		Rotom
	51/156		Drifloon
	52/156		Drifblim
	53/156		Spiritomb
	54/156		Skorupi
	55/156		Drapion
	56/156		Croagunk
	57/156		Toxicroak
	58/156		Giratina
	59/156		Cresselia
	60/156		Cosmog
	61/156		Cosmoem
	62/156		Lunala
	63/156		Dawn Wings Necrozma
	64/156		Cranidos
	65/156		Rampardos
	66/156		Riolu
	67/156		Lucario
	68/156		Hippopotas
	69/156		Hippowdon
	70/156		Passimian
	71/156		Murkrow
	72/156		Honchkrow
	73/156		Sneasel
	74/156		Weavile
	75/156		Stunky
	76/156		Skuntank
	77/156		Darkrai
	78/156		Alolan Diglett
	79/156		Alolan Dugtrio
	80/156		Magnemite
	81/156		Magnemite
	82/156		Magneton
	83/156		Magnezone
	84/156		Shieldon
	85/156		Bastiodon
	86/156		Bronzor
	87/156		Bronzong
	88/156		Heatran
	89/156		Solgaleo
	90/156		Dusk Mane Necrozma
	91/156		Magearna
	92/156		Morelull
	93/156		Shiinotic
	94/156		Tapu Lele
	95/156		Alolan Exeggutor
	96/156		Gible
	97/156		Gible
	98/156		Gabite
	99/156		Garchomp
	100/156		Dialga
	101/156		Palkia
	102/156		Lickitung
	103/156		Lickilicky
	104/156		Eevee
	105/156		Eevee
	106/156		Buneary
	107/156		Lopunny
	108/156		Glameow
	109/156		Purugly
	110/156		Fan Rotom
	111/156		Shaymin
	112/156		Yungoos
	113/156		Gumshoos
	114/156		Oranguru
	115/156		Type: Null
	116/156		Silvally
	117/156		Drampa
	118/156		Ancient Crystal	Item
	119/156		Cynthia	Supp.
	120/156		Cyrus	Supp.
	121/156		Electric Memory	Item
	122/156		Escape Board	Item
	123/156		Fire Memory	Item
	124/156		Gardenia	Supp.
	125/156		Lillie	Supp.
	126/156		Looker	Supp.
	127/156		Looker Whistle	Item
	128/156		Mars	Supp.
	129/156		Missing Clover	Item
	130/156		Mt. Coronet	Stad.
	131/156		Order Pad	Item
	132/156		Pal Pad	Item
	133/156		Pokémon Fan Club	Supp.
	134/156		Unidentified Fossil	Item
	135/156		Volkner	Supp.
	136/156		Super Boost Energy	E
	137/156		Unit Energy GFW	E
	138/156		Unit Energy LPM	E
	139/156		Leafeon
	140/156		Pheromosa
	141/156		Glaceon
	142/156		Xurkitree
	143/156		Dawn Wings Necrozma
	144/156		Celesteela
	145/156		Dusk Mane Necrozma
	146/156		Dialga
	147/156		Palkia
	148/156		Cynthia	Supp.
	149/156		Gardenia	Supp.
	150/156		Lana	Supp.
	151/156		Lillie	Supp.
	152/156		Looker	Supp.
	153/156		Lusamine	Supp.
	154/156		Mars	Supp.
	155/156		Pokémon Fan Club	Supp.
	156/156		Volkner	Supp.
	157/156		Leafeon
	158/156		Pheromosa
	159/156		Glaceon
	160/156		Xurkitree
	161/156		Dawn Wings Necrozma
	162/156		Celesteela
	163/156		Dusk Mane Necrozma
	164/156		Dialga
	165/156		Palkia
	166/156		Crushing Hammer	Item
	167/156		Escape Board	Item
	168/156		Missing Clover	Item
	169/156		Peeking Red Card	Item
	170/156		Unit Energy GFW	E
	171/156		Unit Energy LPM	E
	172/156		Lunala
	173/156		Solgaleo

Pokemon Ultra Sun Set list (Japanese only)

No.	Rarity	Card name	Card type
1/66		Yanma
/66		Yanmega
3/66		Roselia
4/66		Roserade
5/66		Turtwig
6/66		Turtwig
7/66		Grotle
8/66		Torterra
9/66		Cherubi
10/66		Cherrim
11/66		Carnivine
12/66		Leafeon
13/66		Mow Rotom
14/66		Shaymin
15/66		Magmar
16/66		Magmortar
17/66		Chimchar
18/66		Chimchar
19/66		Monferno
20/66		Infernape
21/66		Heat Rotom
22/66		Salandit
23/66		Salazzle
24/66		Turtonator
25/66		Murkow
26/66		Honchkrow
27/66		Sneasel
28/66		Weavile
29/66		Stunky
30/66		Skuntank
31/66		Darkrai
32/66		Alolan Diglett
33/66		Alolan Dugtrio
34/66		Magnemite
35/66		Magnemite
36/66		Magneton
37/66		Magnezone
38/66		Shieldon
39/66		Bastiodon
40/66		Bronzor
41/66		Bronzong
42/66		Heatran
43/66		Solgaleo
44/66		Dusk Mane Necrozma
45/66		Dialga
46/66		Lickitung
47/66		Lickilicky
48/66		Eevee
49/66		Glameow
50/66		Purugly
51/66		Fan Rotom
52/66		Oranguru
53/66		Potion	Item
54/66		Pal Pad	Item
55/66		Unidentified Fossil	Item
56/66		Nest Ball	Item
57/66		Pokemon Catcher	Item
58/66		Missing Clover	Item
59/66		Cyrus	Supporter
60/66		Gardenia	Supporter
61/66		Pokemon Fan Club	Supporter
62/66		Mars	Supporter
63/66		Lillie	Supporter
64/66		Mt. Coronet	Stadium
65/66		Double Colorless Energy	Energy
66/66		Unit Energy GFW	Energy
67/66		Leafeon
68/66		Dusk Mane Necrozma
69/66		Dialga
70/66		Gardenia	Supporter
71/66		Pokemon Fan Club	Supporter
72/66		Mars	Supporter
73/66		Leafeon
74/66		Dusk Mane Necrozma
75/66		Dialga
76/66		Peeking Red Card	Item
77/66		Missing Clover	Item
78/66		Unit Energy GFW	Energy

Pokemon Ultra Moon Set list (Japan only)

No.	Rarity	Card name	Card type
1/66		Alolan Sandshrew
2/66		Alolan Sandslash
3/66		Piplup
4/66		Piplup
5/66		Prinplup
6/66		Empoleon
7/66		Buizel
8/66		Floatzel
9/66		Snover
10/66		Abomasnow
11/66		Glaceon
12/66		Wash Rotom
13/66		Frost Rotom
14/66		Manaphy
15/66		Electabuzz
16/66		Electivire
17/66		Shinx
18/66		Shinx
19/66		Luxio
20/66		Luxray
21/66		Pachirisu
22/66		Rotom
23/66		Drifloon
24/66		Drifblim
25/66		Spiritomb
26/66		Skorupi
27/66		Drapion
28/66		Croagunk
29/66		Toxicroak
30/66		Giratina
31/66		Cresselia
32/66		Lunala
33/66		Dawn Wings Necrozma
34/66		Cranidos
35/66		Rampardos
36/66		Riolu
37/66		Lucario
38/66		Hippopotas
39/66		Hippowdon
40/66		Passimian
41/66		Gible
42/66		Gible
43/66		Gabite
44/66		Garchomp
45/66		Palkia
46/66		Eevee
47/66		Buneary
48/66		Lopunny
49/66		Shaymin
50/66		Yungoos
51/66		Gumshoos
52/66		Drampa
53/66		Order Pad	Item
54/66		Crushing Hammer	Item
55/66		Unidentified Fossil	Item
56/66		Ultra Ball	Item
57/66		Looker whistle	Item
58/66		Rare Candy	Item
59/66		Rescue Stretcher	Item
60/66		Escape Board	Item
61/66		Cynthia	Supporter
62/66		Volkner	Supporter
63/66		Looker	Supporter
64/66		Sophocles	Supporter
65/66		Super Boost Energy	Energy
66/66		Unit Energy LPM	Energy
67/66		Glaceon
68/66		Dawn Wings Necrozma
69/66		Palkia
70/66		Cynthia	Supporter
71/66		Volkner	Supporter
72/66		Looker	Supporter
73/66		Glaceon
74/66		Dawn Wings Necrozma
75/66		Palkia
76/66		Crushing Hammer	Item
77/66		Escape Board	Item
78/66		Unit Energy LPM	Energy

Other Ultra Prism / Promo Cards

These cards are/were special Ultra Prism Promo cards that although don't form part of the main set, are pretty cool to have especially for collectors.


32/156 Piplup Holo Toys "R" Us Exclusive Promo Card	34/156 Empoleon Exclusive Holo from Imperial Command Theme Deck	67/156 Lucario Exclusive Non-Holo from the Mach Strike Theme Deck

83/156 Magnezone Non Holo Exclusive to the Ultra Prism PreRelease Kit	88/156 Heatran Non Holo Exclusive to the Ultra Prism PreRelease Kit	99/156 Garchomp Cracked Ice Holo Exclusive to Mach Strike Theme Deck

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Welcome to our complete list of Z-Moves for Pokemon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon. Z Crystal's can be used to upgrade moves to Z-Moves when used in conjunction with the Z-Ring. Z Moves are often considerably more powerful than standard moves and take up so much energy that they can only be used once per battle.

The Z Move will inherit attributes such as type, move classification (eg physical, special etc) and how powerful it is from the standard move it was based on. So lets give Thunderbolt as an example, the standard moves base power is 90, but when done as a Z-Move its at 175, nearly double! Because the move classes as Special so does it's Z move. It should be noted that in order to use any Z Move your Pokémon must be holding an appropriate Z Crystal.

So now that we understand how Z Moves power etc is decided lets check out the full set of available Z Moves in Pokemon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon. These moves break down into the following categories: Universal-Adaptable Z Moves, Pokemon Specific Z Moves and Type Specific Z Moves.

Universal, Adaptable Z Moves

These moves will normally inherit characteristics from the base version of the move and would in the vast majority of cases line up with the Z Crystal's type. I believe these moves never miss (please correct if anyone has encountered otherwise), and can even break through defencive moves whilst still dealing 25% to 50% of their intended damage. These Z moves will normally preserve the traits of their original base move too for example if the base move had a chance to cause a status effect such as poison, paralysis or burn then the Z Move has an equal chance to do so too, although after an appropriate Z Move hits the right target there will probably be little left there to afflict!

Likewise moves which give positive stat increases to the user will continue to do so in their Z Format. Check out all the base attacks and what their Z Move adaptations look like, as well as how powerful they are and any other effects they cause.

Base Attack	Z Move Attack	Base Power (ZM)	Status Effects & Notes
Absorb	Bloom Doom	100
Accelerock	Continental Crush	100
Acid	Acid Downpour	100
Acid Armor	Acid Downpour	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Acid Spray	Acid Downpour	100
Acrobatics	Supersonic Skystrike	100
Acupressure	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users chance of getting critical hits
Aerial Ace	Supersonic Skystrike	120
Aeroblast	Supersonic Skystrike	180
After You	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users speed
Agility	Shattered Psyche	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Air Cutter	Supersonic Skystrike	120
Air Slash	Supersonic Skystrike	140
Ally Switch	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Significantly increases the users speed
Amnesia	Shattered Psyche	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Anchor Shot	Corkscrew Crash	160
Ancient Power	Continental Crush	120
Aqua Jet	Hydro Vortex	100
Aqua Ring	Hydro Vortex	N/A	Increases the users defence
Aqua Tail	Hydro Vortex	175
Arm Thrust	All-Out Pummeling	100
Aromatherapy	Bloom Doom	N/A	Restores the user to full HP
Aromatic Mist	Twinkle Tackle	N/A	Significantly increases the users Sp. Def
Assurance	Black Hole Eclipse	120
Astonish	Never-Ending Nightmare	100
Attack Order	Savage Spin-Out	175
Attract	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Aura Sphere	All-Out Pummeling	160
Aurora Beam	Subzero Slammer	120
Aurora Veil	Subzero Slammer	N/A	Increases the users speed
Autotomize	Corkscrew Crash	N/A	All stat debuffs are cleansed from the user
Avalanche	Subzero Slammer	120
Baby-Doll Eyes	Twinkle Tackle	N/A	Increases the users defence
Baneful Bunker	Acid Downpour	N/A	Increases the users defence
Barrage	Breakneck Blitz	160
Barrier	Shattered Psyche	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Baton Pass	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Beak Blast	Supersonic Skystrike	180
Beat Up	Black Hole Eclipse	100
Belch	Acid Downpower	190
Belly Drum	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Restores the user to full HP then sacrifices 50% of HP to raise attack stat
Bestow	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Significantly increases the users speed
Bide	Breakneck Blitz	100
Bind	Breakneck Blitz	100
Bite	Black Hole Eclipse	120
Blast Burn	Inferno Overdrive	200
Blaze Kick	Inferno Overdrive	160
Blizzard	Subzero Slammer	185
Block	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users speed
Blue Flare	Inferno Overdrive	195
Body Slam	Breakneck Blitz	160
Bolt Strike	Gigavolt Havoc	195
Bone Club	Tectonic Rage	120
Bone Rush	Tectonic Rage	140
Bonemerang	Tectonic Rage	100
Boomburst	Breakneck Blitz	200
Bounce	Supersonic Skystrike	160
Brave Bird	Supersonic Skystrike	190
Brick Break	All-Out Pummeling	140
Brine	Hydro Vortex	120
Brutal Swing	Black Hole Eclipsde	120
Bubble	Hydro Vortex	100
Bubble Beam	Hydro Vortex	120
Bug Bite	Savage Spin-Out	120
Bug Buzz	Savage Spin-Out	175
Bulk Up	All-Out Pummeling	N/A	Increases the users attack
Bulldoze	Tectonic Rage	120
Bullet Punch	Corkscrew Crash	100
Bullet Seed	Bloom Doom	140
Burn Up	Inferno Overdrive	195
Calm Mind	Shattered Psyche	N/A	All stat debuffs are cleansed from the user
Captivate	Twinkle Tackle	N/A	Significantly increases the users Sp. Def
Celebrate	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Attack, Sp. Atk, Defence, Sp. Def, Speed and Accuracy. Also increases critical strike chance.
Charge	Gigavolt Havoc	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Charge Beam	Gigavolt Havoc	100
Charm	Twinkle Tackle	N/A	Increases the users defence
Chatter	Supersonic Skystrike	120
Chip Away	Breakneck Blitz	140
Circle Throw	All-Out Pummeling	120
Clamp	Hydro Vortex	100
Clanging Scales	Devastating Drake	185
Clear Smog	Acid Downpour	100
Close Combat	All-Out Pummeling	190
Coil	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Comet Punch	Breakneck Blitz	100
Confide	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Confuse Ray	Never-Ending Nightmare	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Atk
Confusion	Shattered Psyche	100
Constrict	Breakneck Blitz	100
Conversion	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Attack, Sp. Atk, Defence, Sp. Def, Speed and Accuracy, Crit Chance and Evasion.
Conversion 2	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Restores the user to full HP
Copycat	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users accuracy
Core Enforcer	Devastating Drake	140
Cosmic Power	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Cotton Guard	Bloom Doom	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Cotton Spore	Bloom Doom	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Counter	All-Out Pummeling	100
Covet	Breakneck Blitz	120
Crabhammer	Hydro Vortex	180
Crafty Shield	Twinkle Tackle	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Cross Chop	All-Out Pummeling	180
Cross Poison	Acid Downpour	140
Crunch	Black Hole Eclipse	160
Crush Claw	Breakneck Blitz	140
Crush Grip	Breakneck Blitz	190
Curse	Never-Ending Nightmare	--	Ghost type user gets full HP restore. Non Ghost user gets increased attack stat.
Cut	Breakneck Blitz	100
Dark Pulse	Black Hole Eclipse	160
Dark Void	Black Hole Eclipse	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Darkest Lariat	Black Hole Eclipse	160
Dazzling Gleam	Twinkle Tackle	160
Defend Order	Savage Spin-Out	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Defense Curl	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Accuracy
Defog	Supersonic Skystrike	N/A	Increases the users Accuracy
Destiny Bond	Never-Ending Nightmare	N/A	Only the user can be targetted for the turn after this attack is used
Detect	All-Oout Pummeling	N/A	Increases the users Evasion
Diamond Storm	Continental Crush	180
Dig	Tectonic Rage	180
Disable	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Disarming Voice	Twinkle Tackle	100
Discharge	Gigavolt Havoc	160
Dive	Hydro Vortex	160
Dizzy Punch	Breakneck Blitz	140
Doom Desire	Corkscrew Crash	200
Double Hit	Breakneck Blitz	140
Double Kick	All-Out Pummeling	100
Double Slap	Breakneck Blitz	100
Double Team	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Double-Edge	Breakneck Blitz	190
Draco Meteor	Devestating Drake	195
Dragon Ascent	Supersonic Skystrike	190
Dragon Breath	Devestating Drake	120
Dragon Claw	Devestating Drake	160
Dragon Dance	Devastating Drake	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Dragon Hammer	Devastating Drake	175
Dragon Pulse	Devestating Drake	160
Dragon Rage	Devastating Drake	100
Dragon Rush	Devestating Drake	180
Dragon Tail	Devestating Drake	120
Drain Punch	All-Out Pummeling	140
Draining Kiss	Twinkle Tackle	100
Dream Eater	Shattered Psyche	180
Drill Peck	Supersonic Skystrike	160
Drill Run	Tectonic Rage	160
Dual Chop	Devestating Drake	100
Dynamic Punch	All-Out Pummeling	180
Earth Power	Tectonic Rage	175
Earthquake	Tectonic Rage	180
Echoed Voice	Breakneck Blitz	100
Eerie Impulse	Gigavolt Havoc	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Egg Bomb	Breakneck Blitz	180
Electric Terrain	Gigavolt Havoc	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Electrify	Gigavolt Havoc	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Atk
Electro Ball	Gigavolt Havoc	160
Electroweb	Gigavolt Havoc	100
Embargo	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Atk
Ember	Inferno Overdrive	100
Encore	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Endeavor	Breakneck Blitz	160
Endure	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Energy Ball	Bloom Doom	175
Entrainment	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Eruption	Inferno Overdrive	200
Explosion	Breakneck Blitz	200
Extrasensory	Shattered Psyche	160
Extreme Speed	Breakneck Blitz	160
Facade	Breakneck Blitz	140
Fairy Lock	Twinkle Tackle	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Fairy Wind	Twinkle Tackle	100
Fake Out	Breakneck Blitz	100
Fake Tears	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Atk
False Swipe	Breakneck Blitz	100
Feather Dance	Supersonic Skystrike	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Feint	Breakneck Blitz	100
Feint Attack	Black Hole Eclipse	120
Fell Stinger	Savage Spin-Out	100
Fiery Dance	Inferno Overdrive	160
Final Gambit	All-Out Pummeling	180
Fire Blast	Inferno Overdrive	185
Fire Fang	Inferno Overdrive	120
Fire Lash	Inferno Overdrive	160
Fire Pledge	Inferno Overdrive	160
Fire Punch	Inferno Overdrive	140
Fire Spin	Inferno Overdrive	100
First Impression	Savage Spin-Out	175
Fissure	Tectonic Rage	180
Flail	Breakneck Blitz	160
Flame Burst	Inferno Overdrive	140
Flame Charge	Inferno Overdrive	100
Flame Wheel	Inferno Overdrive	120
Flamethrower	Inferno Overdrive	175
Flare Blitz	Inferno Overdrive	190
Flash	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Evasion
Flash Cannon	Corkscrew Crash	160
Flatter	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Fleur Cannon	Twinkle Tackle	195
Fling	Black Hole Eclipse	100
Floral Healing	Bloom Doom	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Flower Shield	Bloom Doom	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Fly	Supersonic Skystrike	175
Flying Press	All-Out Pummeling	170
Focus Blast	All-Out Pummeling	190
Focus Energy	All-Out Pummeling	N/A	Increases the users Accuracy
Focus Punch	All-Out Pummeling	200
Follow Me	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Force Palm	All-Out Pummeling	120
Foresight	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users critical hit chance
Forest's Curse	Bloom Doom	N/A	Increases the users Attack, Sp. Atk, Defence, Sp. Def, Speed and Accuracy, Crit Chance and Evasion.
Foul Play	Black Hole Eclipse	175
Freeze Shock	Subzero Slammer	200
Freeze-Dry	Subzero Slammer	140
Frenzy Plant	Bloom Doom	200
Frost Breath	Subzero Slammer	120
Frustration	Breakneck Blitz	160
Fury Attack	Breakneck Blitz	100
Fury Cutter	Savage Spin-Out	100
Fury Swipes	Breakneck Blitz	100
Fusion Bolt	Gigavolt Havoc	180
Fusion Flare	Inferno Overdrive	180
Future Sight	Shattered Psyche	190
Gastro Acid	Acid Downpour	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Gear Grind	Corkscrew Crash	180
Gear Up	Corkscrew Crash	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Atk
Geomancy	Twinkle Tackle	N/A	Increases the users Attack, Sp. Atk, Defence, Sp. Def, Speed and Accuracy, Crit Chance and Evasion.
Giga Drain	Bloom Doom	140
Giga Impact	Breakneck Blitz	200
Glaciate	Subzero Slammer	120
Glare	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Grass Knot	Bloom Doom	160
Grass Pledge	Bloom Doom	160
Grass Whistle	Bloom Doom	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Grassy Terrain	Bloom Doom	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Gravity	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Atk
Growl	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Growth	Bloom Doom	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Atk
Grudge	Never-Ending Nightmare	N/A	Only the user can be attacked the turn after using this.
Guard Split	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Guard Swap	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Guillotine	Breakneck Blitz	180
Gunk Shot	Acid Downpour	190
Gust	Supersonic Skystrike	100
Gyro Ball	Corkscrew Crash	160
Hail	Subzero Slammer	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Hammer Arm	All-Out Pummeling	180
Happy Hour	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Attack, Sp. Atk, Defence, Sp. Def, Speed and Accuracy, Crit Chance and Evasion.
Harden	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Haze	Subzero Slammer	N/A	The users HP is fully restored
Head Charge	Breakneck Blitz	190
Head Smash	Continental Crush	200
Headbutt	Breakneck Blitz	140
Heal Bell	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	The users HP is fully restored
Heal Block	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Significantly increases the users Sp. Atk
Heal Order	Savage Spin-Out	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Heal Pulse	Shattered Psyche	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Healing Wish	N/A
Heart Stamp	Shattered Psyche	120
Heart Swap	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Crit Chance
Heat Crash	Inferno Overdrive	160
Heat Wave	Inferno Overdrive	175
Heavy Slam	Corkscrew Crash	160
Helping Hand	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Hex	Never-Ending Nightmare	160
Hidden Power	Breakneck Blitz	120
High Horsepower	Tectonic Rage	175
High Jump Kick	All-Out Pummeling	195
Hold Back	Breakneck Blitz	100
Hold Hands	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Attack, Sp. Atk, Defence, Sp. Def, Speed and Accuracy, Crit Chance and Evasion.
Hone Claws	Black Hole Eclipse	N/A	Increases the users Attack
Horn Attack	Breakneck Blitz	120
Horn Drill	Breakneck Blitz	180
Horn Leech	Bloom Doom	140
Howl	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Attack
Hurricane	Supersonic Skystrike	185
Hydro Cannon	Hydro Vortex	200
Hydro Pump	Hydro Vortex	185
Hyper Beam	Breakneck Blitz	200
Hyper Fang	Breakneck Blitz	160
Hyper Voice	Breakneck Blitz	175
Hyperspace Fury	Black Hole Eclipse	180
Hyperspace Hole	Shattered Psyche	160
Hypnosis	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Ice Ball	Subzero Slammer	100
Ice Beam	Subzero Slammer	175
Ice Burn	Subzero Slammer	200
Ice Fang	Subzero Slammer	120
Ice Hammer	Subzero Slammer	180
Ice Punch	Subzero Slammer	140
Ice Shard	Subzero Slammer	100
Icicle Crash	Subzero Slammer	160
Icicle Spear	Subzero Slammer	140
Icy Wind	Subzero Slammer	100
Imprison	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Significantly increases the users Sp. Def
Incinerate	Inferno Overdrive	120
Inferno	Inferno Overdrive	180
Infestation	Savage Spin-out	100
Ingrain	Bloom Doom	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Instruct	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Atk
Ion Deluge	Gigavolt Havoc	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Atk
Iron Defense	Corkscrew Crash	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Iron Head	Corkscrew Crash	160
Iron Tail	Corkscrew Crash	180
Judgement	Breakneck Blitz	180
Jump Kick	All-Out Pummeling	180
Karate Chop	All-Out Pummeling	100
Kinesis	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Evasion
King's Shield	Corkscrew Crash	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Knock Off	Black Hole Eclipse	120
Land's Wrath	Tectonic Rage	185
Laser Focus	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Attack
Last Resort	Breakneck Blitz	200
Lava Plume	Inferno Overdrive	160
Leaf Blade	Bloom Doom	175
Leaf Storm	Bloom Doom	195
Leaf Tornado	Bloom Doom	120
Leafage	Bloom Doom	100
Leech Seed	Bloom Doom	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Leer	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Attack
Lick	Never-Ending Nightmare	100
Light of Ruin	Twinkle Tackle	200
Light Screen	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Liquidation	Hydro Vortex	160
Lock-On	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Lovely Kiss	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Low Kick	All-Out Pummeling	160
Low Sweep	All-Out Pummeling	120
Lucky Chant	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Evasion
Lunar Dance	N/A
Lunge	Savage Spin-Out	160
Luster Purge	Shattered Psyche	140
Mach Punch	All-Out Pummeling	100
Magic Coat	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Significantly increases the users Sp. Def
Magic Room	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Magical Leaf	Bloom Doom	120
Magma Storm	Inferno Overdrive	180
Magnet Bomb	Corkscrew Crash	120
Magnet Rise	Gigavolt Havoc	N/A	Increases the users Evasion
Magnetic Flux	Gigavolt Havoc	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Magnitude	Tectonic Rage	140
Mat Block	All-Out Pummeling	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Me First	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Significantly increases the users Speed
Mean Look	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Meditate	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Attack
Mega Drain	Bloom Doom	120
Mega Kick	Breakneck Blitz	190
Mega Punch	Breakneck Blitz	160
Megahorn	Savage Spin-Out	190
Memento	Never-Ending Nightmare	N/A	The user sacrifices themself so that your next Pokemon comes out at full HP
Metal Burst	Corkscrew Crash	100
Metal Claw	Corkscrew Crash	100
Metal Sound	Corkscrew Crash	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Atk
Meteor Mash	Corkscrew Crash	175
Metronome	N/A
Milk Drink	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Mimic	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users accuracy
Mind Blown	Inferno Overdrive	200
Minimize	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Miracle Eye	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Atk
Mirror Coat	Shattered Psyche	100
Mirror Move	Supersonic Skystrike	N/A	Significantly increases the users Attack
Mirror Shot	Corkscrew Crash	120
Mist	Subzero Slammer	N/A	The users HP is fully restored
Mist Ball	Shattered Psyche	140
Misty Terrain	Twinkle Tackle	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Moonblast	Twinkle Tackle	175
Moongeist Beam	Never-Ending Nightmare	180
Moonlight	Twinkle Tackle	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Morning Sun	Inferno Overdrive	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Mud Bomb	Tectonic Rage	120
Mud Shot	Tectonic Rage	100
Mud Sport	Tectonic Rage	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Muddy Water	Hydro Vortex	175
Mud-Slap	Tectonic Rage	100
Multi-Attack	Breakneck Blitz	185
Mystical Fire	Inferno Overdrive	140
Nasty Plot	Black Hole Eclipse	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Natural Gift	Breakneck Blitz	160
Nature Power	N/A
Nature's Madness	Twinkle Tackle	100
Needle Arm	Bloom Doom	120
Night Daze	Black Hole Eclipse	160
Night Shade	Neverending Nightmare	100
Night Slash	Black Hole Eclipse	140
Nightmare	Never-Ending Nightmare	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Atk
Noble Roar	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Nuzzle	Gigavolt Havoc	100
Oblivion Wing	Supersonic Skystrike	160
Octazooka	Hydro Vortex	120
Odor Sleuth	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Attack
Ominous Wind	Never-Ending Nightmare	120
Origin Pulse	Hydro Vortex	185
Outrage	Devestating Drake	190
Overheat	Inferno Overdrive	195
Pain Split	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Parabolic Charge	Gigavolt Havoc	120
Parting Shot	Black Hole Eclipse	N/A	The Pokemon who replaces the user will have full HP
Pay Day	Breakneck Blitz	100
Payback	Black Hole Eclipse	100
Peck	Supersonic Skystrike	100
Perish Song	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Petal Blizzard	Bloom Doom	175
Petal Dance	Bloom Doom	190
Phantom Force	Never-Ending Nightmare	175
Photon Geyser	Shattered Psyche	180
Pin Missile	Savage Spin-Out	140
Plasma Fists	Gigavolt Havoc	180
Play Nice	Twinkle Tackle	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Play Rough	Twinkle Tackle	175
Pluck	Supersonic Skystrike	120
Poison Fang	Acid Downpour	100
Poison Gas	Acid Downpour	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Poison Jab	Acid Downpour	160
Poison Powder	Acid Downpour	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Poison Sting	Acid Downpour	100
Poison Tail	Acid Downpour	100
Pollen Puff	Savage Spin-Out	175
Pound	Breakneck Blitz	100
Powder	Bloom Doom	N/A	Significantly increases the users Sp. Def
Powder Snow	Subzero Slammer	100
Power Gem	Continental Crush	160
Power Split	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Power Swap	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Power Trick	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Attack
Power Trip	Black Hole Eclipse	160
Power Whip	Bloom Doom	190
Power-Up Punch	All-Out Punch	100
Precipice Blades	Tectonic Rage	190
Present	Breakneck Blitz	100
Prismatic Laser	Shattered Psyche	200
Protect	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Psybeam	Shattered Psyche	120
Psych Up	Shattered Psyche	N/A	The users HP is fully restored
Psychic	Shattered Psyche	175
Psychic Fangs	Shattered Psyche	160
Psychic Terrain	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Atk
Psycho Boost	Shattered Psyche	200
Psycho Cut	Shattered Psyche	140
Psycho Shift	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Significantly increases the users Sp. Atk
Psyshock	Shattered Psyche	160
Psystrike	Shattered Psyche	180
Psywave	Shattered Psyche	100
Punishment	Black Hole Eclipse	160
Purify	Acid Downpour	N/A	Increases the users Attack, Sp. Atk, Defence, Sp. Def, Speed and Accuracy, Crit Chance and Evasion.
Pursuit	Black Hole Eclipse	100
Quash	Black Hole Eclipse	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Quick Attack	Breakneck Blitz	100
Quick Guard	All-Out Pummeling	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Quiver Dance	Savage Spin-Out	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Rage	Breakneck Blitz	100
Rage Powder	Savage Spin-Out	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Rain Dance	Hydro Vortex	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Rapid Spin	Breakneck Blitz	100
Razor Leaf	Bloom Doom	100
Razor Shell	Hydro Vortex	140
Razor Wind	Breakneck Blitz	160
Recovery	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Recycle	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Significantly increases the users Speed
Reflect	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Reflect Type	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Refresh	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	The users HP is fully restored
Relic Song	Breakneck Blitz	140
Rest	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Retaliate	Breakneck Blitz	140
Return	Breakneck Blitz	160
Revelation Dance	Breakneck Blitz	175
Revenge	All-Out Pummeling	120
Reversal	All-Out Pummeling	160
Roar	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Roar of Time	Devestating Drake	200
Rock Blast	Continental Crush	140
Rock Climb	Breakneck Blitz	175
Rock Polish	Continental Crush	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Rock Slide	Continental Crush	140
Rock Smash	All-Out Pummeling	100
Rock Throw	Continental Crush	100
Rock Tomb	Continental Crush	120
Rock Wrecker	Continental Crush	200
Role Play	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Rolling Kick	All-Out Pummeling	120
Rollout	Continental Crush	100
Roost	Supersonic Skystrike	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Rototiller	Tectonic Rage	N/A	Increases the users Attack
Round	Breakneck Blitz	120
Sacred Fire	Inferno Overdrive	180
Sacred Sword	All-Out Pummeling	175
Safeguard	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Sand Attack	Tectonic Rage	N/A	Increases the users Evasion
Sand Tomb	Tectonic Rage	100
Sandstorm	Tectonic Rage	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Scald	Hydro Vortex	160
Scary Face	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Scratch	Breakneck Blitz	100
Screech	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Attack
Searing Shot	Inferno Overdrive	180
Secret Power	Breakneck Blitz	140
Secret Sword	All-Out Pummeling	160
Seed Bomb	Bloom Doom	160
Seed Flare	Bloom Doom	190
Seismic Toss	All-Out Pummel	100
Self-Destruct	Breakneck Blitz	200
Shadow Ball	Never-Ending Nightmare	160
Shadow Claw	Never-Ending Nightmare	140
Shadow Force	Never-Ending Nightmare	190
Shadow Punch	Never-Ending Nightmare	120
Shadow Sneak	Never-Ending Nightmare	100
Sharpen	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Attack
Sheer Cold	Subzero Slammer	180
Shell Smash	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Shell Trap	Inferno Overdrive	200
Shift Gear	Corkscrew Crash	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Shock Wave	Gigavolt Havoc	120
Shore Up	Tectonic Rage	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Signal Beam	Savage Spin-Out	140
Silver Wind	Savage Spin-Out	120
Simple Beam	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Atk
Sing	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Sketch	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Attack, Sp. Atk, Defence, Sp. Def, Speed and Accuracy, Crit Chance and Evasion.
Skill Swap	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Skull Bash	Breakneck Blitz	195
Sky Attack	Supersonic Skystrike	200
Sky Drop	Supersonic Skystrike	120
Sky Uppercut	All-Out Pummeling	160
Slack Off	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Slam	Breakneck Blitz	160
Slash	Breakneck Blitz	140
Sleep Powder	Bloom Doom	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Sleep Talk	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Crit chance
Sludge	Acid Downpour	120
Sludge Bomb	Acid Downpour	175
Sludge Wave	Acid Downpour	175
Smack Down	Continental Crush	100
Smart Strike	Corkscrew Crash	140
Smelling Salts	Breakneck Blitz	140
Smog	Acid Downpour	100
Smoke Screen	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Evasion
Snarl	Black Hole Eclipse	100
Snatch	Black Hole Eclipse	N/A	Significantly increases the users Speed
Snore	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Snore	Breakneck Blitz	100
Soak	Hydro Vortex	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Atk
Softboiled	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Solar Beam	Bloom Doom	190
Solar Blade	Bloom Doom	190
Sonic Boom	Breakneck Blitz	100
Spacial Rend	Devestating Drake	180
Spark	Gigavolt Havoc	120
Sparkling Aria	Hydro Vortex	175
Spectral Thief	Never-Ending Nightmare	175
Speed Swap	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Spider Web	Savage Spin-Out	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Spike Cannon	Breakneck Blitz	100
Spikes	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Spiky Shield	Bloom Doom	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Spirit Shackle	Never-Ending Nightmare	160
Spit Up	Breakneck Blitz	100
Spite	Never-Ending Nightmare	N/A	The users HP is fully restored
Splash	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Very Significant increase to the users Attack
Spotlight	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Steam Eruption	Hydro Eruption	185
Steamroller	Savage Spin-Out	120
Steel Wing	Corkscrew Crash	140
Sticky Web	Savage Spin-Out	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Stockpile	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	The users HP is fully restored
Stomp	Breakneck Blitz	120
Stomping Tantrum	Tectonic Rage	140
Stone Edge	Continental Crush	180
Stored Power	Shattered Psyche	160
Storm Throw	All-Out Pummeling	120
Strength	Breakneck Blitz	160
Strength Sap	Bloom Doom	N/A	Increases the users Defence
String Shot	Savage Spin-Out	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Struggle	Breakneck Blitz	1
Struggle Bug	Savage Spin-Out	100
Stun Spore	Bloom Doom	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Submission	All-Out Pummeling	160
Substitute	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Sucker Punch	Black Hole Eclipse	140
Sunny Day	Inferno Overdrive	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Sunsteel Strike	Corkscrew Crash	180
Super Fang	Breakneck Blitz	100
Superpower	All-Out Pummeling	190
Supersonic	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Surf	Hydro Vortex	175
Swagger	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Swallow	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Sweet Kiss	Twinkle Tackle	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Atk
Sweet Scent	Bloom Doom	N/A	Increases the users Accuracy
Swift	Breakneck Blitz	120
Switcheroo	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Significantly increases the users Speed
Swords Dance	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Synchronoise	Shattered Psyche	160
Synthesis	Bloom Doom	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Tackle	Breakneck Blitz	100
Tail Glow	Savage Spin-Out	N/A	All stats debuffs are cleansed from the user
Tail Slap	Breakneck Blitz	140
Tail Whip	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Attack
Tailwind	Supersonic Skystrike	N/A	Increases the users Crit Chance
Take Down	Breakneck Blitz	175
Taunt	Black Hole Eclipse	N/A	Increases the users Attack
Tearful Look	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Techno Blast	Breakneck Blitz	190
Teeter Dance	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Atk
Telekinesis	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Atk
Teleport	Shattered Psyche	N/A	The users HP is fully restored.
Thief	Black Hole Eclipse	120
Thousand Arrows	Tectonic Rage	180
Thousand Waves	Tectonic Rage	175
Thrash	Breakneck Blitz	190
Throat Chop	Black Hole Eclipse	160
Thunder	Gigavolt Havoc	185
Thunder Fang	Gigavolt Havoc	120
Thunder Punch	Gigavolt Havoc	140
Thunder Shock	Gigavolt Havoc	100
Thunder Wave	Gigavolt Havoc	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Thunderbolt	Gigavolt Havoc	175
Tickle	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Topsy-Turvy	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Attack
Torment	Black Hole Eclipse	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Toxic	Acid Downpour	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Toxic Spikes	Acid Downpour	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Toxic Thread	Acid Downpour	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Transform	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	The users HP is fully restored
Tri Attack	Breakneck Blitz	160
Trick	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Significantly increases the users Speed
Trick Room	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Accuracy
Trick-or-Treat	Never-Ending Nightmare	N/A	Increases the users Attack, Sp. Atk, Defence, Sp. Def, Speed and Accuracy, Crit Chance and Evasion.
Triple Kick	All-Out Pummeling	120
Trop Kick	Bloom Doom	140
Trump Card	Breakneck Blitz	160
Twineedle	Savage Spin-Out	100
Twister	Devestating Drake	100
Uproar	Breakneck Blitz	175
U-turn	Savage Spin-Out	140
Vacuum Wave	All-Out Pummeling	100
V-Create	Inferno Overdrive	220
Venom Drench	Acid Downpour	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Venoshock	Acid Downpour	120
Vice Grip	Breakneck Blitz	100
Vine Whip	Bloom Doom	100
Vital Throw	All-Out Pummeling	140
Volt Switch	Gigavolt Havoc	140
Volt Tackle	Gigavolt Havoc	190
Wake-Up Slap	All-Out Pummeling	140
Water Gun	Hydro Vortex	100
Water Pledge	Hydro Vortex	160
Water Pulse	Hydro Vortex	120
Water Shuriken	Hydro Vortex	100
Water Sport	Hydro Vortex	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Water Spout	Hydro Vortex	200
Waterfall	Hydro Vortex	160
Weather Ball	Breakneck Blitz	160
Whirlpool	Hydro Vortex	100
Whirlwind	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Wide Guard	Continental Crush	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Wild Charge	Gigavolt Havoc	175
Will-O-Wisp	Inferno Overdrive	N/A	Increases the users Attack
Wing Attack	Supersonic Skystrike	100
Wish	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Withdraw	Hydro Vortex	N/A	Increases the users Defence
Wonder Room	Shattered Psyche	N/A	Increases the users Sp. Def
Wood Hammer	Bloom Doom	190
Work Up	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Attack
Worry Seed	Bloom Doom	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Wrap	Breakneck Blitz	100
Wring Out	Breakneck Blitz	190
X-Scissor	Savage Spin-Out	160
Yawn	Breakneck Blitz	N/A	Increases the users Speed
Zap Cannon	Gigavolt Havoc	190
Zen Headbutt	Shattered Psyche	160
Zing Zap	Gigavolt Havoc	160

Type Specific Z Moves

These Z Moves are type specific, fairly self explanatory in most respects with Darknium Z Crystal's being for Dark type Pokemon only, Waterium Z Crystal's being used for Water Pokemon only and so on. Each move has it's own Z Crystal and resultant special attack, check out the list below to see what moves each types get when they use a compatible Z Crystal.

Type	Compatible Z Crystal	Resultant Z Move
Poison	Poisonium Z	Acid Downpour
Fighting	Fightnium Z	All-Out Pummeling
Dark	Darknium Z	Black Hole Eclipse
Grass	Grassium Z	Bloom Doom
Normal	Normalium Z	Breakneck Blitz
Rock	Rockium Z	Continental Crush
Steel	Steelium Z	Corkscrew Crash
Dragon	Dragonium Z	Devastating Drake
Electric	Electrium Z	Gigavolt Havoc
Water	Waterium Z	Hydro Vortex
Fire	Firium Z	Inferno Overdrive
Ghost	Ghostium Z	Never-Ending Nightmare
Bug	Bugnium Z	Savage Spin-Out
Psychic	Psychium Z	Shattered Psyche
Ice	Icium Z	Subzero Slammer
Flying	Flyinium Z	Supersonic Skystrike
Ground	Grounium Z	Tectonic Rage
Fairy	Fairium Z	Twinkle Tackle

Pokemon Specific Z Moves

Again pretty self explanatory but there are also specialist Z Crystals for specific types of Pokemon. The names usually give away which Pokemon they are for like Pikanium Z being for Pikaschu, Mimikium Z for Mimikyu and so on. Each Z Crystal gives a specific Pokemon a specific move, and will become usable once said Pokemon learns a certain movev (detailed in the list below). They will hit with a minimum of 175 and with the potential to hit 200 in some cases.

Pokemon	Type	Compatible Crystal	Moved required	Z Move	Status Effects & Notes
All of the Tapu's	Fairy	Tapunium Z	Natures Madness	Guardian of Alola	Deals damage equal to 75% of the target's HP.
Decidueye	Ghost	Decidium Z	Spirit Shackle	Sinister Arrow Raid
Eevee	Normal	Eevium Z	Last Resort	Extreme Evoboost	Provides a significant increase to all the users stats
Incineroar	Fire	Incinium Z	Darkest Lariat	Malicious Moonsault
Lunala	Ghost	Lunarium Z	Moongeist Beam	Menacing Moonraze Maelstrom	Ignores target Ability.
Kommo-o	Dragon	Kommonium Z	Clanging Scales	Clangorous Soulblaze	Provides a significant increase to all the users stats
Lyanroc	Rock	Lycanium Z	Stone Edge	Splinted Stormshards	Negates all field effects (terrain, hazards, etc.).
Marshadow	Ghost	Marshadium Z	Spectral tdief	Soul-Stealing 7-Star Strike
Mew	Psychic	Mewnium Z	Psychic	Genesis Supernova	Triggers Psychic Terrain.
Mimikyu	Fairy	Mimikium Z	Play Rough	Let's Snuggle Forever
Pikachu (Cap)	Electric	Pikashunium Z	Thunderbolt	10,000,000 Volt Thunderbolt	Much higher crit rate than standard Thunderbolt
Pikachu (Standard)	Electric	Pikanium Z	Volt Tackle	Catastropika
Primarina	Water	Primarium Z	Sparkling Aria	Oceanic Operetta
Raichu	Electric	Aloraichium Z	Thunderbolt	Stoked SparkSurfer	Leaves the foe paralysed.
Snorlax	Normal	Snorlium Z	Giga Impact	Pulverizing Pancake
Solagleo	Steel	Solganium Z	Sunsteel Strike	Searing Sunraze Smash	Ignores target Ability.
Ultra Necrozma	Psychic	Ultranecronium Z	Photon Geyser	Light that Burns the Sky	Ignores target Ability.

POKEMON COLOSSEUM BOSS GUIDE
By AC Fanatic	

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1.      Introduction to the Guide
2.      In Depth Strategy on Bosses
3.      Which Bosses Have which Shadow Pokemon
4.      Techniques on Capturing Shadow Pokemon
5.      Legal Stuff, Credits, Acknowledgements…


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Introduction to the Guide

        Hi I'm AC Fanatic this is my first GameFAQ so I don't 
expect it to ever get accepted, but I'm going to try at least.
 
        I have written this guide mainly for the younger kiddies 
that need help with knowing what to do when you have to face and
defeat a boss not how to capture their shadow pokemon, mainly to 
keep them from asking stupid questions on the Message Boards like 
Me.

        This GameFAQ should provide the reader with enough 
informationto be able to kick their way through the somewhat 
challenging Bosses, and help them restore Peace and Tranquility 
to the Region of Orre.


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In Depth Strategy on Bosses



Boss #1:  Miror B.

Pokemon:      *Sudowoodo*         Lv. 35
	      Ludicolo            Lv. 29
	      Ludicolo            Lv. 30
	      Ludicolo            Lv. 28
	      Ludicolo            Lv. 31 


Strategy:  As the first boss Miror B. has a well put together team,
except for the major flaw of having four of the same Pokemon!
Ludicolo is an Water-Grass type Pokemon, but neither Fire or 
Electric type attacks will do much damage to them. So I would 
recommend that you should use the Flying attack Fly which will 
be a super effective hit against Miror B.'s Ludicolo's. Also at 
the beginning of the battle you Should use the an attack that 
will put the Ludicolo's th sleep such as Sleep Powder or 
Hypnosis on his Ludicolo's to stop the possible threat 
of the Ludicolo's using Rain Dance which will restore HP to the 
Ludicolo's due to their ability Rain Dish which restores some 
HP to the Pokemon every turn. To take care of Sudowoodo 
take him out with Fighting, Water, Ground, or Grass type attacks.

***

Boss #2:  Dakim       

Pokemon:          *Entei*        Lv. 40
                  Metang         Lv. 37
                  Marshtomp      Lv. 36   
                  Golem          Lv. 38
                  Camerupt       Lv. 38


Strategy:  Dakim has a bright idea that he can use protect 
on one of his Pokemon then use Earthquake with his other 
Pokemon, which isn't a bad idea at all, also Dakim will 
always start out with Metang and Golem/Camerupt. Firstly 
I highly recommend the use of a Water Pokemon since the 
majority of his Pokemon are weak against Water attacks, 
and you may want to use a flying type again since Earthquake 
can't hit flying type Pokemon.  On the very first turn you 
may want to use only status affecting attacks so you can
find out who is using Protect and Earthquake. On the second 
turn whoever used Protect last turn will use Earthquake this 
turn and visa versa for the other Pokemon, so attack with
both of your Pokemon the one that used protect last turn 
and do the same thing till all of his Pokemon are defeated.

***

Boss #3:  Venus

Pokemon:           *Suicune*     Lv. 40   
                   Delcatty      Lv. 45 
                   Vileplume     Lv. 44
                   Banette       Lv. 45
                   Steelix       Lv. 45


Strategy:  Venus is one of the harder trainers to 
defeat due to her Steelix. Venus has a wide variety 
of Pokemon so there is no real strategy to defeating
her easily. Three types of Pokemon that I would 
recommend would be Psychic, Fire, and Electric. You 
would want a Pschic type Pokemon to KO Vileplume 
easily.Then try to damage Delcatty badly before 
Delcatty can use attract which will make one of 
your Pokemon unable to use its moves most of the
time against both of Venus's Pokemon.  The Fire type
Pokemon would be used for Steelix so you may 
quickly knock it out of the ring.  And the Electric
type would be for Suicune mainly but possibly for 
Banette also, use any type of electric attack for
Suicune, and in a few turns Suicune should be 
down on the ground.

***

Boss #4:  Ein

Pokemon:           *Raikou*      Lv. 40
                   Lanturn       Lv. 47
                   Altaria       Lv. 46
                   Huntail       Lv. 47
                   Golbat        Lv. 48


Strategy:  Ein mainly uses Water and Electric 
type Pokemon, so it's not very hard picking 
the types of Pokemon that you need, except for
the fact that the types you need are fairly 
rare in Orre.  You obviously need Electric and
Ground type Pokemon, but the only 2 Electric 
type you have come across so far are Flaaffy 
(Hopefully it is now an Ampharos) and Pluse 
which is for the most part extremely useless,
and as for the Ground type the only one is 
Piloswine and you may have missed catching it
so forget the ground type unless you want to
start purifying it until it learns dig which 
is really only useful against Raikou.  There 
isn't really much I can do to help you here 
except provide you with tips and battle 
information, so you just need to go with 
your instincts and hope for the best.

***

Boss #5:  Miror B. REMATCH

Pokemon:           *Sudowoodo*        Lv. 35 
                   Armaldo            Lv. 43
                   Ludicolo           Lv. 44
                   Ludicolo           Lv. 45 
                   Golduck            Lv. 45
                   Loudred            Lv. 46


Strategy:  Miror B. has decided since your last
battle with him ended in your favor to add a 
few new friends to his/her team, which include 
Golduck, Loudred, and Armaldo.  Loudred is most
likely going to be the biggest threat to you 
because of his attack Shadow Ball, you may want
to target your attacks on him. As for Golduck 
and Armaldo take them out with Electric and Fire
type attacks. Use the same strategy as before 
for the rest of his Pokemon. You should then 
have a quick and easy win.

***

Boss #6:   Dakim REMATCH

Pokemon:          *Entei*            Lv. 40
                  Houndoom           Lv. 47
                  Flygon             Lv. 46
                  Forretress         Lv. 45
                  Whiscash           Lv. 46
                  Claydol            Lv. 46


Strategy:  Dakim was the hardest for me to defeat
out of the 4 in a row boss rematches, because 
all of his Pokemon are different except for 
Entei.  About half of Dakims Pokemon are of the 
Ground type so I recommend the use of water Pokemon 
and Pokemon of the Flying type also, because he still
uses the Earth Quake/Protect technique again. Also be
on alert he also uses the Sunny Day Solarbeam technique,
so you may want to have one of your water Pokemon know 
Rain Dance so you can stop the threat of 5 Solarbeams 
in a row.
   
***

Boss #7:   Venus REMATCH

Pokemon:         *Suicune*           Lv. 40
                 Milotic             Lv. 48
                 Bellossom           Lv. 47
                 Raichu              Lv. 48
                 Wigglytuff          Lv. 48
                 Misdreavus          Lv. 47


Strategy:  Venus has a whole new team like Dakim accept for
Suicune, so she is also a bit hard.  She has only 
Pokemon of only one type so that makes it even more 
dificult. I would strongly advise the use of Electric,
Psychic, and Fire(after the water Pokemon are taken out)
Pokemon to get the job done. Milotic is probably the Hardest to
take down because of its Ice attacks that can be very 
threatening.   

***

Boss #8:   Ein REMATCH

Pokemon:         *Raikou*            Lv. 40
                 Manectric           Lv. 50
                 Starmie             Lv. 49
                 Rhydon              Lv. 50
                 Pelipper            Lv. 49
                 Crobat              Lv. 48


Strategy:  Finally the last out of the Realgam Tower
Rematches Ein.  Ein right from the start will try to 
poison both of your Pokemon so you may want to use attacks
that make you impossible to hit for the first turn such as
Fly, Dig, and Dive, but just in case you may want to carry some 
Full Heals or Lum and Pecha Berries.  First of all you may want 
to use many Electric type atacks because three of his pokemon 
are weak against Electric type attacks they are, Starmie, Pelipper,
and Crobat. And as for Raikou and Manectric use a solid hitting 
Ground attack and you should knock'em out fast. For Rydon just get 
him with a water attack and you should have a fun and successful
battle.

***

Boss #9:   Gonzap

Pokemon:         *Skarmory*          Lv. 47
                 Crawdaunt           Lv. 52
                 Pinsir              Lv. 52
                 Hariyama            Lv. 53
                 Shiftry             Lv. 53


Strategy:  Gonzap is now your new Arch Enemy, he weilds the 
power of 1 Hit Wonder(Pokemon Stadium Pun:) Attacks, so you will
want to afflict his Pokemon immediately with Staus afflicting
attacks, such as Hypnosis, Poison Powder, and Thunder Wave to
lessen the chance of being hit with one of Ein's devastating 
attacks such as Crabhammer and Earthquake. After that you should 
hit his team with mainly Fire type attacks to steal the win, but
its not the last time you will meet up with Gonzap...

*** 

Boss #10:   Nascour

Pokemon:         *Metagross*         Lv. 50
                 Gardevoir           Lv. 55         
                 Xatu                Lv. 54
                 Dusclops            Lv. 55
                 Walrein             Lv. 56
                 Blaziken            Lv. 54


Strategy:  Let me be the first to congratulate you on making it
this far, but also let me be the first to tell you that the next
battle isnt a walk in the park. The majority of Nascours Pokemon
are weak to dark type attacks so make sure you have some Pokemon
with dark type attacks, you may also want to hit his Metagross
with ground type attacks to take it out easily. For the rest 
of his Pokemon, just hit Walrein with acouple of fighting type 
attacks, then just hit Blaziken with a couple of water type
attacks and the victory should be yours. Congratulations you
have beaten Realgam tower, but wait who could that be?

***

Boss #11:   Evice

Pokemon:         *Tyranitar*         Lv. 55
                 Salamence           Lv. 60
                 Machamp             Lv. 61
                 Scizor              Lv. 60
                 Slaking             Lv. 60
                 Slowking            Lv. 61


Strategy: Yes, The person who has been behind the evil plot
to take over the world is the Ever Evil Evice(aka The Mayor).
Evice has a wide variety of Pokemon so it will not be an
easy task to defeat Evice. To defeat Tyranitar take him down
with a few water type attacks, but to make the battle easier
just throw the Master Ball that you got earlier in the game.
For the rest of his Pokemon, take down Salamence with ice
attacks, Machamp will go down easily with one good Psychic
attack, Scizor will go down with a fire type attack, Slacking
will go down with some fighting type attacks, and finally hit
Slowking with a nice Electric type attack and if you can pull
this off, CONGRATULATIONS THE REALGAM TOWER ADVENTURE IS OVER!
But, the Boss Battles still rage on...

***

Boss #12:   Gonzap REMATCH

Pokemon:         *Skarmory*         Lv. 47
                 Crawdaunt          Lv. 64
                 Armaldo            Lv. 64
                 Machamp            Lv. 64
                 Breloom            Lv. 64
                 Granbull           Lv. 64


Strategy: Your Arch Enemy is back for a second beating. This
he has almost all new Pokemon and all of them are fairly high
leveled. Gonzaps Pokemon almost imeadiately use Hyper Beam as
soon as they can so be prepared for a few harsh blows, but
his Pokemon must then rest for a turn to regain some lost 
energy, so now is your turn to hit them with some powerful
attacks. To defeat crawdaunt hit him with a Thunder or
Thunderbolt attack to deal some serious damage, As for
Armaldo take him out with surf, Machamp is another easy
KO take Machamp down with a couple of Psychic attacks,
take Breloom down with a fire attack, the last and certainly
least Granbull will go down with a good fighting attack such
as Brick Break.

***

Boss #13:   Angol

Pokemon:         *Shuckle*          Lv. 45
                 Girafarig          Lv. 68
                 Sableye            Lv. 69
                 Skarmory           Lv. 66
                 Shedinja           Lv. 68
                 Kingdra            Lv. 70


Strategy: Who the heck are you? Yeah Angol is a little
strange looking if you ask me. But now to get on to the strategy.
Angol is probably has the strongest team in the game other than
yourself but he isn't all that hard to defeat. The only real
hard thing to defeat is Shedinja, because of its ability wonder
guard it can only be hit by super effective hits, so the only
type of attacks that can touch are Flying, Fire, Ghost, Dark,
and Dark, so make sure you bring at least one Pokemon with
one of those type of attacks and take down the rest with your
own skills by just pelting them with strong attacks, but make
sure your Pokemon are about the same levels as Angol's or you may
have some trouble defeating him.

***

Boss #14:   Shady Guy

Pokemon:         *Togetic*          Lv. 20
                 Armaldo            Lv. 68
                 Milotic            Lv. 68
                 Manectric          Lv. 68
                 Houndoom           Lv. 68
                 Gyrados            Lv. 68


Strategy: Good Job you have made to final battle, Vs. Yourself?
Yes Shady Guy has taken the form of YOU! He has quite the easy
team to defeat as long as your Pokemon are Lv. 65 and above,
if they arent then go do some training. Togetic can be taken
down with almost any attack, Alrmaldo can be taken down with a
high leveled Surf attack, Milotic should be taken down with some
electric attacks the same goes for Gyarados, take down Magnetric
with a good rock type attack, as for Houndoom get rid of him with
a good Water type attack and take the Victory for the last time!

Good Job! 

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Which Bosses Have Which Shadow Pokemon



Miror B. has Sudowoodo

Dakim has Entei

Venus has Suicune

Ein has Raikou

Gonzap has Skarmory

Nascour has Metagross

Evice has Tyranitar

Angol has Shuckle

Shady Guy has Togetic 


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Techniques on Capturing Shadow Pokemon



There are three major steps in Snaging Pokemon they are as 
follows:

1 weaken the Pokemon-  When a Pokemon HP meter begins to get in 
the yellow you may want to read step 2.

2 Inflict the Pokemon with a Status Condition-  Use attacks such 
as Hypnosis, Poison Powder, and Thunder Wave.

3 Throw a Snag Ball-  When you think you can catch the Pokemon, 
use the Poke, Great, Ultra, Premier, Net, Nest, Timer, or the 
almighty never failing Master Ball.


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Legal Stuff, Credits, Acknowledgements…



This was written by me, you can take it, steal it, print it, 
put it on your web site as long as you ask me first and get 
a positive response by emailing me at tgreene15@yahoo.com


Nintendo and Gamefreak make Pokemon and own all rights to Pokemon.


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And me, AC Fanatic, for Providing this simple, but yet informational 
GameFAQ

The Pokemon Trading Card game, or Pokemon TCG as its often known is a tabletop card game that allows players to utilise decks of Pokemon themed cards to compete against each other. Although the game has it's own rule sets for play, most of it is translated over or inspired by the Pokemon videogames. The cards have been a succesful part of the Pokemon franchise since the original base set released way back on the 20th of October, 1996. Since their initial release over 24 million Pokemon cards have been sold worldwide, with the Pokemon TCG being a commercial success in 74 countries.

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Pokemon Gold and Silver Versions (Gameboy Color)

Pokemon Gold - ポケットモンスター　金 Pokemon Silver - ポケットモンスター　銀
General information
Platform	Game Boy Color
Developed by	Game Freak
Published by	Nintendo
Players	1-2
Generation	Generation II
New Pokemon	100
Release dates
Australia	October 13th, 2000
Europe	April 6th, 2001
Japan	November 21st, 1999
United States	October 13th, 2000

Quick menu: Story - Pokemon - Region - Team Rocket - Gym Leaders - Elite Four - Connectivity - Videos - Trivia - Sales Figures - Review Scores - Media & Artwork

Pokemon Gold Title Screen Pokemon Gold & Silver were released at the start of this century as the main two titles for Generation II. The over expected and hyped continuation to the hit by GameFreak, Creatures and Nintendo, Pokemon Gold and Silver not only reached the expectations of their audience but surpassed them by miles and miles. The success of the games would lead to remastered versions being released on the Nintendo DS years later in the form of Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver.

Gold and Silver, or Pokemon GS as it was codenamed by Nintendo, brought many innovations to the series that are now basic foundations to the games, starting by the addition of day and night cycles turning Pokemon into a Personal Life Game with RPG elements dragged from the first part. On top of that, GS brought a lot of new places to visit in the form of the Johto Region, 100 extra Pokemon, a plethora of new moves and the addition of the Dark and Steel Types which balanced the somewhat overpowered Psychic type.

GS also brings in the breeding system, Pokemon genders, Shiny Pokemon and a new set of game rules that make the game more enjoyable than ever before, it also has the Pokegear a staple of the game that still stands strong today. For people who breed Pokemon aside from the chance to make Pokemon eggs from compatible Pokemon couples there are also altered states that help you determine the race and attacks of the Pokemon you are breeding, and the pokerus to raise the individual values of your Pokemon faster.

Aside from entering Johto there was also the chance to revisit Kanto after completing the first part of the game and confronting the Elite Four! Alongside all the gym leaders from the first generations, alongside some changes and a storyline to remember.

Plot / Story

We meet a new protagonist, Gold, who is the player character, starting at New Bark town, alongside a new professor called Elm who provides you with a Pokemon, however after visiting the first city there is a dark character who steals a Pokemon! We meet our antagonist, Silver.

Gold now is on the lookout for Silver and on his own journey to gather all the Pokemon badges in order to become a renound trainer and take on the Elite Four Challenge.

After beating the Indigo Plateau champion, who is no other than Lance, former Elite Four member, Gold is summoned by professor Elm who tells him about the Kanto Region, and then he embarks into adventure to gather all the badges on that region meeting some familiar faces.

After the last game protagonist Red finished the league defeating Green and becoming the champion, he turned into a recluse, becoming the leader of the abandoned Gym on Viridian which was previously claimed by Giovanni.

After defeating the elite four with the 16 badges on, Gold has to face the ultimate challenge, going to the Silver Cave, to face no other than the former Champion Red.
This is not all! The Team Rocket members are throughout Johto, and they are still up to no good, working hard to bring Team Rocket back to former glory's. Gold is on the lookout as he tries to gather all the badges to save the Pokémon from the criminal activities of Team Rocket!

Official Description

Enter a whole new world, with new Pokémon to capture, train and battle! Meet Professor Elm and get the all-new Poké Gear, including map, radio, cell phone and clock. Set the clock then watch as day turns to night and events take place in real time— and be sure to keep an eye out for Pokémon that come out only at night!

Can I catch them all?

This is the most interesting feature of GS, since we have 100 new Pokemon and 151 from the last version we have a lot of Pokemon which are hard to obtain or require you to trade with other versions of the game to complete your collection.

Pokemon Non obtainable on GS:
Bulbasaur, Ivysaur, Venasaur, Charmander, Charmeleon, Charizard, Squirtle, Wartortle, Blastoise, Kabuto, Kabutops, Omanyte, Omastar, Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, Mewtwo, Mew. And of course we have exclusive pokemon to each version, as follows:

Exclusive to Gold:
056 Mankey

Mankey, Primeape, Growlithe, Arcanine, Spinarak, Ariados, Gligar, Teddiursa, Ursaring, Mantine.

Exclusive to Silver:
037 Vulpix

Vulpex, Ninetales, Meowth, Persian, Ledyba, Ledian, Delibird, Skarmory, Phanpy, Donphan.

And finally we have Celebi who could be obtained in either Gold or Silver version if you participated in certain official events. There was no way to get Celebi other than via these events.

Starter Pokemon
The Johto region starter Pokémon are:-

Cyndaquil - the fire type successor to Charmander. It's evolution chain goes Cyndaquil > Quilava and then to it's final form Typhlosion.
Totodile - the Water type successor to Squirtle. It's evolution chain goes Totodile > Croconaw and then into the fearsome Feraligatr.
Chikorita, the Grass type successor to Bulbasaur. It's evolution chain goes Chikorita > Bayleef and then finally into Meganium.

#155 Cyndaquil

#152 Chikorita

#158 Totodile

Region / Setting

Enter Johto, the true manifestation of a Japanese prefecture; we have places like CherryGrove City, your typical place by the ocean, Ecruteak City, which is a typical Japanese town with old style towers.

Johto is a great place to visit with many sightseeing places and even a bullet train back to Kanto, in no other place than GoldenRod City, house to a radio tower and the radio shows that are constantly broadcasted. We have places like Olivine City which are seaside, Olivine even has a Lighthouse!
An artwork of the Johto region

A map of the entire Johto region. This map is actually from the Official Artwork for Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver but it gives you a good idea of Johto's general layout. Check out each of the towns and cities of the Johto region below:

New Bark Town, “Winds of a new beginning”:
The small town of new winds, just a place to heal your Pokemon and nothing too big… except the start of your adventure in Johto that is.
Newbarktown GSC

Cherrygrove City “The City of Fragment Flowers”:
We have the first town where we have a Pokemon Center and a Pokemart, not many things but a good spot for trainers who will catch their first Pokemon.
Cherrygrove City GS

Violet City “The City of Nostalgic Scents”:
Falkner, the bird trainer heads up this towns Gym. It is a place of old a traditional Japanese town with the Sprout Tower, and the Violet Gym.
Violet City GS

Azalea Town “Living Happy with Pokemon”:
A small town which houses a lot of slowpokes around, a really interesting place which houses the mighty Kurt, maker of Pokéballs. Bring an Apricorn, get a ball. It has the Azalea Gym, house of Bugsy who uses Bug type Pokemon. You may notice a suspicious figure on the east side of the map too.. "Prepare for trouble...."
AzaleaTown GS

Goldenrod City “A Happening Big City”:
Goldenrod is the big city of Johto, it holds in too many things, Whitney, who uses normal type Pokemon right on the Goldenrod Gym, alongside with The Bike Shop, The Goldenrod Department Store, the Game Corner, The Radio Tower, the Name Rater, an underground Tunnel, the flower shop, a free Eevee at Bills’ place and the Magnet Train Station. There are so many things here you will be coming back to Goldenrod a lot.
GoldenRodCity GS

Ecruteak City “A Historical City”:
There are many things on this town, Including the Ecruteak Gym which houses Morty, gym leader and trainer of Ghost Type Pokemon. We have the Dance Theater, the barrier station to the bell tower, and the Burnt Tower. There are a lot of legends surrounding this city, alongside the mythical bird Pokemon.
EcutreakCity GS

Olivine City “The Port with Sea Breezes”:
Enter Olivine, the lighthouse city and the one that has the Olivine Gym, house to the mythical Steel-type leader Jasmine. It is also the way to go to Kanto through the S.S. Aqua. It also houses the Olivine Café.
OlivineCity GS

Cianwood City “A port of Crashing Waves”:
Constantly pounded by waves, this coastal city houses the Cianwood Gym, house of the Hot Headed Chuck. Here we have the Photo Studio with lets you print pictures of your Pokemon with its stats. It also has a Pharmacy where you can get bitter medicine that will help your Pokemon but will make them feel less happy towards you.
Cianwood City GS

Mahogany Town “Home of the Ninja”:
A mythical place surrounded in shadow, Ninjas resided in this place which now holds the evil doers non-other than the Team Rocket! A strategic place which is nearby the lake of Rage. It has the Mahogany Gym which houses Pryce the cold Ice-type Pokemon trainer.
Mahogany Town GS

Blackthorn City “A Quiet mountain Retreat”:
On top of Johto, only being under the Silver Cave, Blackthorn City is the house of the Blackthorn Gym and its leader, Clair, who specializes in Dragon Type Pokemon, The Dragon Den is a wonderful place full of dragons and it also has the Move Deleter and Move Tutor.
Blackthorn City GS

The whole story of Johto is based on the Pokemon Anime spanning seasons: Pokemon Johto Journeys, Johto League Champions and Master Quest.

Team Rocket

Team Rocket is up to no good again! Organized by the grunts this time in the absence of their leader Team Rocket is stealing Pokemon and using them for no good at all. We meet them first at the Slowpoke Well to the east of Azalea Town and then take them on at their HQ located south of the Lake of Rage.

It's from this HQ that they have been using a device to emit radio waves to modify and alter Pokemon to suit their own sinister whims, a biproduct of this was the creation of the Shiny Gyarados which is available to all trainers on the Lake of Rage. With the help of none other than Lance of the Elite Four you set about to try and end Team Rocket's evildoing once and for all..

Rocket Hideout

The first level of the basement in Team Rocket's Hideout in Mahogany Town.

Gym Leaders

The gym leaders you will face in the Johto region.

Violet Gym: Falkner Falkner uses bird Pokemon, the best way to deal with them is either with Rock or Electric Pokemon who will zap down his feathery friends. Falkner's team is a rather basic Pidgey lvl. 7 followed by a Pidgeotto Lvl.9. Defeat him to obtain the Zephyr Badge. "I'm Falkner, the Violet Pokémon Gym leader! People say you can clip flying-type Pokémon's wings with a jolt of electricity... I won't allow such insults to bird Pokémon! I'll show you the real power of the magnificent bird Pokémon!"				Azalea Gym: Bugsy Bugsy as the name suggests uses Bug Pokemon, burn them down with fire Pokemon or squish them down with fighting moves. Bugsy's team consists of a Metapod lvl. 14, Kakuna Lvl.14 and a Scyther Lvl. 16. Defeating Bugsy will award you the Hive Badge. "I'm Bugsy! I never lose when it comes to bug Pokémon. My research is going to make me the authority on bug Pokémon! Let me demonstrate what I've learned from my studies."
Cianwood Gym: Chuck Chuck is a fighting Pokemon specialist, bring in anything Flying or Psychic and the fight is won. Chuck's team consists of a Primeape Lvl. 27 and Poliwrath Lvl. 30. Defeat Chuck to obtain the Storm Badge. "WAHAHAH! So you've come this far! Let me tell you, I'm tough! My Pokémon will crush stones and shatter bones! Watch this! Urggh! Oooarrgh! (throws away the boulder besides himself) There! Scared now, are you? What? It has nothing to do with Pokémon? That's true! Come on. We shall do battle!"				Goldenrod Gym: Whitney Whitney is perhaps the toughest cookie to crumble, using Normal type Pokemon. Normal Pokemon are weak to strong fighting moves, so having a Mankey or Machop in party wouldn't go amiss. Whitney's team consists of a Clefairy Lvl. 18 and Miltank Lvl. 20 She will (eventually) hand over the Plain Badge once defeated. "Hi! I'm Whitney! Everyone was into Pokémon, so I got into it too! Pokémon are super-cute! You want to battle? I'm warning you--I'm good!"
Ecruteak Gym: Morty Morty uses Ghost Type Pokémon, they are weak to few types, Other Ghosts and Dark Pokemon are good against them, although Morty uses the Ghastly evolution chain so anything good against Poison type Pokemon will also help, earthquake is a good move here, or magnitude. Specifically Morty's team includes a Gastly at Lvl. 21, Haunter at Lvl. 21, Gengar at Lvl. 25 and another Haunter but at Lvl. 23. Beat him and he'll hand over the Fog Badge. "Good of you to have come. Here, in Ecruteak, Pokémon have been revered. It's said that legendary Pokémon will appear to the truly powerful trainers.GS/It's said that a rainbow-colored Pokémon will come down to appear before a truly powerful trainer. I believed that tale, so I have secretly trained here all my life. As a result, I can now see what others cannot. Just a bit more... With a little more, I could see a future in which I meet the Pokémon of rainbow colors. You're going to help me reach that level!"				Olivine Gym: Jasmine Jasmine is a shy girl who struggles to speak. She is also shown to be compassionate as when the Ampharos at Glitter Lighthouse falls ill Jasmine worries so much she loses her ability to smile. She is a steel type Pokemon trainer nicknamed "The Steel-Clad Defense Girl.", use Fire Type pokemon, but keep in mind that Steelix is also Ground type, so using a Ground pokemon like Marowak would help a lot. Dugtrio is good too as it is faster than all of her Pokemon. Jasmine's team includes a Magnemite Lvl. 30 (two of them actually) and a Steelix Lvl. 35. Once beaten Jasmine will yield the Mineral Badge. "Thank you for your help at the Lighthouse... But this is different. Please allow me to introduce myself. I'm Jasmine, a Gym Leader. I use the steel-type. ...Do you know about the steel-type? It's a type that was only recently discovered. ...Um... May I begin?"
Mahogany Gym: Pryce Pryce uses Ice pokemon, however their last Pokemon is a Piloswine. Piloswine is half ground so fire moves are not as effective. Your best bet is to bring electric and ground Pokemon here. Pryce's team contains a Seel Lvl. 27, Dewgong Lvl. 29 and Piloswine Lvl. 31. Pryce will give you the Glacier Badge once defeated. "Pokémon have many experiences in their lives, just like we do. I, too, have seen and suffered much in my life. Since I am your elder, let me show you what I mean. I have been with Pokémon since before you were born. I do not lose easily. I, Pryce--the winter trainer-- shall demonstrate my power!"				Blackthorn Gym: Clair Clair uses Dragons, Dragons are weak against Ice Pokemon and other Dragon Pokemon, but her last Pokemon is a Kingdra. Using a Grass type Pokemon would be way better than just an ice type. Meganium would do the trick quite nicely for example. Specifically Clair's Team comprises: Dragonair Lvl. 37 x3 and a Kingdra Lvl. 40. Defeat Clair and pass the Dragon's Den Challenge to recieve the Rising Badge. "I am Clair. The world's best dragon master. I can hold my own against even the Pokémon League's Elite Four. Do you still want to take me on? ...Fine. Let's do it! As a trainer, I will use my full power against any opponent!"

Kanto Gym Leaders

Upon defeating the elite four in Johto you get the oppurtunity to return to the Kanto region and face their gym leaders once more. They've grown stronger since you last took them on. Two of the gyms have also changed hands since you last visited Kanto; Koga has left the Fuschia Gym in the capable hands of his daughter Janine and the Viridian Gym has since acquired a new occupant after the defeat of Giovanni in the first games.

Brock GSC

Pewter Gym: Brock
Brock returns! And he still has still the same arsenal as before but has become more powerful. He still uses Ground type Pokemon mostly, but the type duality may surprise you! Omastar and Kabutops are Rock types too.

Misty GSC

Cerulean Gym: Misty
Misty now has a strong Lapras by her side, still using Water Pokemon make sure to zap them, except for its Quagsire, a grass Pokemon is better suited for the job, but nothing poisonous!!!

LtSurge GSC

Vermilion Gym: Lt. Surge
The lightning American! Quick and Simple, Surge is still a strong contendant with his team of electric Pokemon, be wary of his Magneton who is also a Steel Type, so use Ground types to your advantage.

Erika GSC

Celadon Gym: Erika
Erika is good at dancing, making tea, and raising plants that will end your Pokemon if you aren't careful. All of their Pokemon are either Grass or poison types so a Fire pokemon will do the trick.

Janine GSC

Fucshia Gym: Janine
Janine? Where is Koga? Just like her father she uses Poison type Pokemon and snaring techniques, a Ground Pokemon will do the trick but avoid Psychic types as they are really effective but one of them is a bug!

Sabrina GSC

Saffron Gym: Sabrina
The living nightmare of the first generation, Sabrina and her psychic Pokemon are frightening but now they are easier to deal with, bring a dark type pokemon for an easy win, or bring a bug to build up a strategy and defeat her.

Blaine GSC

Cinnabar Gym: Blaine
Blaine, the hot headed quiz master, show off your Pokemon knowledge and then defeat Blaine with a single water Pokemon or a trusty ground Pokemon.

Blue GSC

Viridian Gym: Blue
Blue, the rival of Red is at the Viridian Gym, he doesn’t specialize with any Pokemon type so just be ready for anything! Expect a strong, balanced team.

The Elite Four

Housed at the indigo plateau, the big four heavenly kings are waiting for any challengers who want to become the Pokemon Champion.

Will Elite Four GS

Elite Four Will, Master of Psychics
Will trained all around the world for many years and was finally accepted into the elite four.
Will uses Psychic type pokemon, he has a full variety of Pokemon so be ready for anything, all of them are dual typed so try to use dark type pokemons to your advantage. Specifically Will's team comprises a Xatu Lvl. 40, Exeggutor Lvl. 41, Slowbro Lvl. 41, Jynx Lvl. 41 and a Xatu Lvl.42.

Koga Elite Four GS

Elite Four Koga, Master of Tricks
Koga used to be the leader of the Fucshia Gym, leaving his clan he pursues his dream to be a Pokemon master and finally becomes an Elite Four member.
Koga takes his part using not only poison type Pokemon but also uses Pokemon with strategies to weaken your Pokemon for the next battles. Make sure to bring a ghost Pokemon so Koga can miss with its self-destruct strategy. Koga's Team: Ariados Lvl. 40, Venomoth Lvl. 41, Forretress Lvl. 43, Muk Lvl. 42 and Crobat Lvl. 44.

Bruno Elite Four GS

Elite Four Bruno, Martial Master
Bruno has always wanted to fight the very best, used to be the second in line on the elite four and then ranked up, now he is the third in line to face. All his Pokemon are fighting Pokemon but an Onix, not hard to deal with but it may be troublesome if you don’t have a decent Psychic type on your team. Bruno's Team contains an impressive lineup of Hitmontop Lvl. 42, Hitmonlee Lvl. 42, Hitmonchan Lvl. 42, Onix Lvl. 43 and Machamp Lvl. 46.

Karen Elite Four GS

Elite Four Karen, Master of Darkness
“Strong pokemon, Weak Pokemon. That is only the selfish perception of people.”
Karen has a set of Dark-themed pokemon, including a Vileplume which is not a dark type. Just make sure to have full restores for all your Pokemon. Karen commands the following: Umbreon Lvl. 42, Vileplume Lvl. 42, Murkrow Lvl. 44, Gengar Lvl. 45 and Houndoom Lvl. 47

Champion Lance, Dragonmaster
Lance has returned, he has a gameshark and he is not afraid to use it. You will be surprised to find an Aerodactyl with rock slide. Just fight your best with ice pokemon and you will be alright. Specifically his full team includes: Gyrados Lvl. 44, Dragonite Lvl. 47, Charizard Lvl. 46, Aerodactyl Lvl. 46, Dragonite Lvl. 47 and Dragonite Lvl. 50 - ouch.

Connectivity

GS had a wonderful Link battle system which adds new rules based on Pokemon Stadium. Using a Link Cable two people can link to trade or battle.
It also featured a time machine that would allow you to trade certain Pokemon back to Pokemon Red, Blue, Yellow or Green.
It is also compatible with Pokemon Stadium 2 to battle, trade or archive pokemon.

Additionally both Pokemon Gold and Silver are compatible with the Game Boy Printer which allows the printing of Pokedex entries, mail and storage boxes amongst other things.

Sales Figures

Pokemon Gold and Silver got 600,000 preorders in the first two months. Nintendo released 3 million copies on the first shipment and by 2010 they ended up selling a combined 23 million units.

Review Scores

Pokémania was in full swing when Gold and Silver landed and perhaps this is reflected in the strong review scores that the games recieved. Check out what some of the major review sites had to say below:-

IGN's Craig Harris gave the games a 10/10 Masterpiece rating and commented "The next generation of Pokemon is finally here in the states, and boy, was it worth the wait.".
Gamerankings.com aggregate scoring is an impressive 91.35% over 23 reviews.
Nintendo power scored the games an impressive 8.7 out of 10.
Gamespot's Frank Provo scored the game a 8.8/10 and commented "You really can't go wrong with 251 monsters, two main adventures, countless side quests, and a baseline of 60 hours of gameplay."

Videos & Media

Check out these videos relating to Pokemon Gold and Silver versions. The videos include TV Commercials, Trailers and more.

The official trailer for Pokemon Gold & Silver's re-release on Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console.

A TV Commercial for Pokemon Gold, Silver and Pokemon Stadium 2.

A TV Commercial for Pokemon Gold & Silver aired in the USA.

A TV Commercial for Pokemon Gold & Silver themed toys and figures by Hasbro.

Trivia & Facts

-   You can’t get a Generation 2 Pokemon from in-game trades. So if you need one of those you’ll have to find a friend.
-   Unlike Generation 1, Gold and Silver use Legendary Pokemon as their mascots, another staple of the series.
-   If you feel the song on the bicycle is familiar its because it’s the Goldenrod City theme sped up with different instruments.
-   Don’t bother burning, paralyzing or poisoning wild pokemon to catch them easier, there’s a glitch on the game which doesn’t let this happen.
-   Lance is a cheater, his Aerodactyl knows rock slide, they can’t learn rock slide!
-   Also, he has a level 47 and 50 Dragonite, which is impossible as dragonite evolves at level 55.
-   Love Balls are pretty interesting, because there is a glitch that raises catch rate to 8x if you are trying to catch a Pokemon of the same species and gender as the one you have on your party, ahead of its time huh?
-   The game code for Pokemon GS has an item called ‘Sweet Honey’ something that didn’t appear until generation 4.
-   Pokemon GS were planned as the last Pokemon games!
-   Whitneys’ gym is shaped like a clefairy.
-   Red and Blue were never released in Korea, but the Korean version of Pokemon GS is time-capsule friendly and compatible.

Media & Artwork

Official Artwork Gallery from Pokemon Gold & Silver - A large gallery featuring many of the Pokemon from the game
Official Artwork Gallery from Pokemon Gold & Silver - Characters, places and supporting art
Box Art from Pokemon Gold including numerous regional variations + editions
Box Art from Pokemon Silver including numerous regional variations + editions
Screenshots from Pokemon Gold Version
Screenshots from Pokemon Silver Version

Other Pokemon Gold & Silver Links

Pokemon Red and Blue Versions (Gameboy)

Pokemon Red Pokemon Blue
General information
Platform	Game Boy
Developed by	Game Freak
Published by	Nintendo
Players	1-2
Generation	Generation I
New Pokemon	151
New Moves	165
Release dates
Australia	October 23rd, 1998
Europe	June 10th, 1999
Japan	October 10th, 1999
United States	December 28th, 1998

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Pokemon Red Title screen

Pokemon Red & Blue are where the series began, they were initially released in Japan and were called Pocket Monsters: Red and Pocket Monsters: Blue. It was only when the games were released to the rest of the world that they became known as Pokémon Red & Blue.

It was the unique and innovative appeal of these titles that the Pokémon videogame franchise as we know it now owes the foundation of it's success. It should also be noted that whilst Red & Blue were the first games introduced to the western world that it was actually Red & Green which were released first in Japan; Green was never released in the west however it's remake Pokémon LeafGreen did make it to western gamers many years later.

The game's loosely tie in with the first episodes of the Pokémon animated series. The main differences between the titles were that Pokémon Blue as the newer of the two naturally offered some sound and visual improvements aswell as fixes to common bugs which were present in Red & Green.

Although these titles were released at the tail end of the original Game Boy's life they quickly became popular and earned the accolade of being the best selling non-bundled titles on the Game Boy.

The main aims of the game are to catch all the Pokémon you can to complete your PokeDex in order to help Professor Oak with his research, take on gym leaders to earn badges to enable you to compete in the Pokémon league and for you and your Pokémon to form am unbreakbale bond and become the ultimate team, the very best. This set the precedent for all of the core RPG series of Pokémon games that would follow.