Mark

Mark is a Pokémon Trading Card Game player and the male player character in Pokémon Trading Card Game and Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!.

Mark
Articles About Mark
Female Counterpart - Male Counterpart
Origin
Origin	Pokémon Trading Card Game
Creator	Satoshi Tajiri
First Appearance	Pokémon Trading Card Game
Actor	N/A
Characteristics
Species	Human
Gender	Male
Pronouns	He/Him
Sexuality	Heterosexual
Age	Unknown
Birthday	Unknown
Height	Unknown
Weight	Unknown
Ethnicity	Japanese
Status	Alive
Alignment	Neutral Good
Archetype	Unexpected Hero
Occupation	N/A
Time Period	Modern Day
Language	Japanese
Combat Style	Trading Card Combat
Homeworld	Earth
Relationships
Affiliations	Likely Mint, Dr. Mason, Ronald (Rival)
Enemies	Ronald (Rival), Team Great Rocket

Background

This dropdown contains the synopsis of Mark’s story. Read at your own risk as you may be spoiled otherwise!

At the beginning of Pokémon Trading Card Game, Mark is described as someone who loves Pokémon and has recently become interested in collecting Pokémon cards. After learning about the Legendary Cards held by the Grand Masters, he decides to try playing the card game and seeks out Dr. Mason for help. In Dr. Mason's lab, Mark learns the basics of playing the Pokémon TCG and a few fundamental strategies. He then sets out to explore TCG Island, aiming to collect the eight Master Medals from the various Elemental Clubs and defeat the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome. His rival throughout this journey is Ronald. In Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!, Mark returns as the male playable character, joined by a new female counterpart, Mint. If he is chosen as the player character, Dr. Mason calls on him for help when Team Great Rocket attempts to steal the Legendary Cards and kidnaps many of the Club Masters. Mark also appears as the main character in Pokémon Card GB The Comix, a one-shot manga based on the game. In it, he defeats his rival Ronald using a strategy that combines Venusaur's Pokémon Power Energy Trans with Charizard's Pokémon Power Energy Burn.

Name Meaning

Language	Name	Origin
Japanese	パーク Pāku	From パック pakku, pack.
English, German	Mark	Similar to Japanese name.
French	Marc	Similar to Japanese name.

Appearance

General Description: Mark is a young boy with a fair complexion. He has black hair styled with spiky sections framing his face and large, expressive brown eyes. He is depicted in a dynamic pose.

Clothing/Outfit: A red short-sleeved jacket with a high collar, yellow trim, and a yellow belt-like strap across the waist. A white undershirt is visible at the sleeves. A red bandana with a white pattern is tied around his head. Blue jeans. Blue fingerless gloves with white cuffs. Red, yellow, and white sneakers with blue accents.

Accessories: A circular badge or emblem is attached to the left side of his jacket. A green pouch or case is attached to his belt. He holds a blue binder or card album featuring a Poké Ball design.

Personality

• Pokémon and Card Fanatic: Mark is crazy about Pokémon and Pokémon card collecting.

• Dreams of Inheriting the Legendary Cards: Mark dreamed of inheriting the Legendary Pokémon Cards after hearing rumors about the Grand Masters searching for someone to inherit the legend. He visits Dr. Mason to pursue this goal.

• Determined Card Duelist: Mark loves collecting Pokémon cards and came to the island seeking the legendary cards. After many card duels, he beat the Grand Masters and inherited the four Legendary Cards as a new master duelist.

• Heroic: After Team Great Rocket attacked and stole all the cards, including Mark's, he sets out to notify Dr. Mason about the thieves.

Goals

• Collect the Eight Master Medals and defeat the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome (Succeeded).
• Stop Team Great Rocket (Succeeded).

General Information

Name: Mark, Park in Japanese

Origin: Pokémon Trading Card Game

Overall Series: Pokémon

First Appearance: Pokémon Trading Card Game

Latest Appearance: Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!

Company: Gamefreak

Creator: Satoshi Tajiri

Actor: N/A

Gender: Male

Sexuality: Heterosexual

Pronouns: He/Him

Handedness: Left-Handed (Official art has him holding the cards with his left hand)

Age: Unknown

Birthday: Unknown

Time Period: Modern Day

Timeline: Main Timeline

Homeworld: Earth

Residence: Trading Card Game Islands

Story Role: Main Protagonist

Legacy: City-Wide Legacy (Collected the Eight Master Medals and defeat the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome, being recognized by the legendary cards themselves)

Influence: Event Influence

Language: Japanese

Ethnicity: Japanese

Religion: N/A

Classification: Trading Card Player

Species: Human

State of Being: Regular

Physiology: Humanoid Physiology

In-Universe Creator: Arceus

Occupation: N/A

Ranking: Grand Master (Defeated the Club Masters and Grandmasters to collect the Legendary Cards)

Combat Style: Trading Card Combat

Affiliations: Likely Mint (As Pokémon game alt gender characters usually know each other), Dr. Mason, Ronald (Rival)

Enemies: Ronald (Rival), Team Great Rocket

Height: Unknown

Weight: Unknown

Status: Alive

Alignment: Neutral Good (Fought against Team Great Rocket, who was attempting to steal the Legendary Cards and kidnap many of the Club Masters)

Protection Level: Metropolitan Protector

Potential

• Type(s) of Potential: Growth Potential
• Level of Potential: Growth
• Description: Gets better and better the more they do card battles, being capable of easily taking down Team GR who were capable of overthrowing the Grand Masters.
• Limitations: Nothing notable.

Archetype: Unexpected Hero

Codex Statistics

Grade: S

Tier: 10-B. Varies-E with Cards

Cardinality: Finite

Dimensionality: 3-D

Power Source: Pokémon Cards

Attack Potency: Average Human level. Varies: Skill with Cards (The cards can range in power from getting Legendary Cards such as Zapdos, Articuno, Moltres, Dragonite, Mew, and Mewtwo, to loewr tier cards such as Magikarp or Caterpie, some fights even require them to have conditions such as four Magikarps, only fighting with a specific type of Pokémon a specific type of energy, only using a certain number of Pokémon, etcetera)

Durability: Average Human level

Striking Strength: Average Human Class

Lifting Strength: Average Human Class

Travel Speed: Average Human Speed

Attack Speed: Average Human Speed

Reaction Speed: Average Human Reactions

Stamina: Average

Range: Standard Melee

Intelligence: Average Intelligence

Knowledge: Master level (Became the card master of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Won in a card duel despite not card dueling prior against an experienced dualist like Ronald. Noted to have made it to GR Island requires one to be a good card fighter where even the Grand Masters were kidnapped to this island. Can face against and defeat the opponents in GR Castle, where even Ronald was thoroughly defeated noting they were so indescribably strong there was nothing he could do even with all his planning, where Ronald was the initial champion of the Grand Masters before Mark/Mint showed up)

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Powers and Techniques

By ThemselfWith Cards

• Human Achievements (Became the card master of the Pokémon Trading Card Game)
• Social Influencing (Through defeating Isaac he returned back to being good after GR No. 4 turned him evil, through the use of mind control)
• Accelerated Development
  • Battle
    • Skill: Gets better and better the more they do card battles, being capable of easily taking down Team GR who were capable of overthrowing the Grand Masters.
• Hammerspace (Given a mini-computer that allows them to store and re-arrange items, along with record decks and send them to the lab's deck record machine)
• Save and Load
  • Progression Recording: Can save their game at any point.

• Resistance to
  • Extreme Heats (Can move around in the fire fortress just fine despite it being an active volcano,)
  • Precognition (The Psychic Club members claim they can see the future and that Mark would lose in the future yet Mark still defeats them in battle, being shocked that their prediction was wrong)
  • Mind Manipulation (GR No. 4 used the power fo their super-strength which they note is the same power they used to brainwash everyone in the psychic club, yet Mark/Mint are unaffected by this)

Pokémon CardsEnergy CardTrainer Cards

• Grass Type Cards
  • Paralysis Inducement (With Colosseum Tangela's Stun Spore, deals 10 damage and paralyzes if with a coin flip at heads)
  • Poison Manipulation
    • With Colosseum Tangela's Poison Whip, the defending Pokémon is now poisoned.
    • With Laboratory Card Muk's Toxic Gas, ignores all other Pokémon Powers other than toxic gases.
      • Nullification
    • With Laboratory Card Muk's sludge, flips a coin and if it is head the opponent is poisoned.

• Fire Type Cards
  • With Laboratory Ninetails' Mix-Up, if the opponent has any basic Pokémon or evolution cards in his or hed hand, the opponent shuffles them into his or her deck, then they must put an equal number of basic Pokémon or evolution cards chosen at random from his or her deck into his or hed hand.
  • Statistics Boost (With Laboratory Ninetails' Dancing Embers, flip 8 coins and does the attack 10 damage times the number of heads)
  • Reactive Power Level (With Mystery Flareon's rage, does 10 damage plus 10 more damage for each damage counter on Flareon)
  • Restoration (With Legendary Card Moltres' firegiver, puts from 1-4 random energy cards into hand.
  • Transmutation (With Energy Burn, all energy attached to the Pokémon is treated as Fire type)

• Water Type Cards
  • Statistics Boost (With Vaporeon's Focus Energy, during the next turn Vaporeon's bite attack's base damage is doubled)
  • Paralysis Inducement
    • With Legendary Card Articuno's QuickFreeze, when put into play during a turn, if the coin flips head the defending Pokémon is now paralyzed.
    • With Starmie Card Star Freeze, flips a coin, if heads, the defending Pokémon is now paralyzed.
  • Bypassing
    • Resistance Bypassing: With Legendary Card Articuno's ice breath, does 40 damage to 1 of the opponent's Pokémon chosen at random and ignores weakness or resistances for the attack.
  • Transferal (With Energy Trans, transfers Grass Energy from the Pokémon to another Pokémon as many times as needed)
  • Damage Manipulation (With Starmie Card Recover, discards an energy card attached to Starmie and removes all damage counters from Starmie)

• Lightning Type Cards
  • Statistics Boost (With Mystery Jolteon's Double Kick, Jolteon flips two coins and the attack does 20 damage the times the number of heads)
  • Paralysis Inducement (With Mystery Jolteon's Stun Needle, flips a coin and if heads, the defending Pokémon is now paralyzed)
  • Power Modification (With Laboratory Magnemite's Magnetic Storm, removes all energy cards attached to all of the players Pokemon and then randomly reattach each of them)
  • Bypassing
    • Resistance Bypassing
      • With Laboratory Electrode's Sonicboom, doesn't apply weakness and resistance for the attack.
      • With Legendary Card Zapdos' Peal of Thunder, does 30 damage to a Pokémon other than Zapdos chosen at random and doesn't apply weakness or resistances.
      • With Legendary Card Zapdos' Big Thunder, does 70 damage to a Pokémon at random and doesn't apply weakness or resistances.
  • Restoration (With Energy Spike, searches the deck for a basic energy card and attach it to one of the Pokémon)

• Fighting Type Cards
  • Nullification
    • Power Nullification: With Evolution Marowak's Bone Attack, if the coin is heads, the defending Pokémon cannot attack during the opponent's next turn.
  • Summoning (With Evolution Marowak's Wail, fills the player with a deck with basic Pokkémon chosen at random from their decks)

• Psychic Type Cards
  • Status Effect Inducement (With Phantom Promo Mew's Mystery Attack, does a random number of damage and may cause a special condition to the defending Pokémon)
  • Evolution Manipulation (With Mystery Mew's Devolution Beam, chooses an evolved Pokémon and returns it to a lower stage on the player's hand)

• Colorless Type Cards
  • With Evolution Jigglypuff's Friendship Song, puts a basic Pokémon card chosen at random from the deck onto the players bench.
  • Damage Reduction (With Evolution Jigglypuff's Expand, all damage done to Jigglypuff during the opponent's next turn is reduced by 10 after applying weakness and resistance)
  • Bypassing
    • Resistance Bypassing
      • With Laboratory Pidgeot's Slicing Wind, does 30 damage to 1 of the opponent's Pokémon chosen at random, doesn't apply weaknesses or resistances for this attack.
  • Forced Switch (With Laboratory Pidgeot's Gale, switches Pidgeot with 1 of the players benched Pokémon chosen at random, if the opponent has any benched Pokémon, switch the defending Pokémon with one of them chosen at random)
  • Transformation & Mimicry
    • Shapeshifting & Physiology Mimicry: With Laboratory Ditto's Morph, replaces Ditto with a copy of a basic Pokémon card chosen at random from the players deck.
  • Statistics Boost (With Legendary Card Dragonite's Slam, flips 2 coins and does 30 damage times the number of heads)
  • Damage Manipulation
    • With Laboratory Ditto's Morph, removes all damage counters from Ditto.
    • With Legendary Card Dragonite's Healing Wind, removes two damage counters from each of the Pokémon's in the player's deck.

• Restoration (With Grass Energy, provides 1 grass energy. With Fire Energy, provides 1 fire energy. With Water Energy, provides 1 water energy. With lightning energy, provides 1 lightning energy. With fighting energy, provides 1 fighting energy. With psychic energy, provides 1 psychic energy. With Double Colorless Energy, provides 2 energy though it cannot be used to pay colored energy costs however any type of energy can be used to pay colorless energy costs)
• Evolution (Through the use of energy cards, players can evolve certain Pokémon in the middle of battle)

• The Professor Oak card allows the players to discard their hands and then draw 7 cards.
• The Pokédex Trainer Card rearranges the players deck.
• Bill Card draws 2 cards from the deck and adds them to the hand.
• Purification (With Full Heal card, the Pokémon is no longer asleep, confused, paralyzed, or poisoned)
• Healing (With Potion card, restores lost health)
• Statistics Boost (With Plus Power, abilities deal +10 extra damage)
• Nullification (With Energy Removal, discards one energy card attached to the opponent's Pokémon)
• Resurrection
  • Resurrection from Exhaustion: With Max Revive, discards 2 energy cards from the player's hand in order to put 1 basic Pokémon from the discard pile back onto the bench)
• Forced Switch (WitH Switch, switches one of the players Benched Pokémon with their Active Pokémon)
• Evolution (With Pokémon Breeder Card, puts a stage 2 Evolution card from the players hand on the matching Basic Pokémon, ignoring the need for a stage 1 Pokémon)

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Equipment

Non-Card ItemsThe Trading Card GamePokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!

Mini-Computer

• Description: The Mini-Computer is an item given by Dr. Mason.
• Function: It is a handy tool that helps organize one's cards. It can list one's card collection, check mail and even record decks. The recorded decks are sent to the lab's deck record machine.

ColosseumEvolutionMysteryLaboratoryPromotional Card

Colosseum

No.	Image	Card name	Type	Rarity
A01		Nidoran♂
A02		Nidorino
A03		Tangela
A04		Scyther
A05		Pinsir
A06		Charmander
A07		Charmeleon
A08		Growlithe
A09		Arcanine
A10		Ponyta
A11		Magmar
A12		Seel
A13		Dewgong
A14		Goldeen
A15		Seaking
A16		Staryu
A17		Magikarp
A18		Gyarados
A19		Pikachu
A20		Raichu
A21		Magnemite
A22		Magneton
A23		Electabuzz
A24		Zapdos
A25		Diglett
A26		Dugtrio
A27		Machop
A28		Hitmonchan
A29		Abra
A30		Kadabra
A31		Rattata
A32		Raticate
A33		Jigglypuff
A34		Wigglytuff
A35		Meowth
A36		Chansey
A37		Kangaskhan
A38		Snorlax
A39		Professor Oak	T
A40		Bill	T
A41		Switch	T
A42		Poké Ball	T
A43		Scoop Up	T
A44		Computer Search	T
A45		PlusPower	T
A46		Defender	T
A47		Item Finder	T
A48		Potion	T
A49		Full Heal	T
A50		Revive	T
E01		Grass Energy	E
E02		Fire Energy	E
E03		Water Energy	E
E04		Lightning Energy	E
E05		Fighting Energy	E
E06		Psychic Energy	E

Evolution

No.	Image	Card name	Type	Rarity
B01		Bulbasaur
B02		Ivysaur
B03		Venusaur
B04		Caterpie
B05		Metapod
B06		Butterfree
B07		Weedle
B08		Kakuna
B09		Beedrill
B10		Nidoking
B11		Bellsprout
B12		Weepinbell
B13		Victreebel
B14		Charizard
B15		Rapidash
B16		Flareon
B17		Squirtle
B18		Wartortle
B19		Blastoise
B20		Krabby
B21		Kingler
B22		Starmie
B23		Vaporeon
B24		Jolteon
B25		Sandshrew
B26		Sandslash
B27		Machoke
B28		Machamp
B29		Geodude
B30		Graveler
B31		Golem
B32		Cubone
B33		Marowak
B34		Gastly
B35		Haunter
B36		Gengar
B37		Jynx
B38		Pidgey
B39		Pidgeotto
B40		Pidgeot
B41		Jigglypuff
B42		Eevee
B43		Pokémon Trader	T
B44		Pokémon Breeder	T
B45		Clefairy Doll	T
B46		Energy Retrieval	T
B47		Energy Search	T
B48		Gust of Wind	T
B49		Super Potion	T
B50		Pokémon Flute	T

Mystery

No.	Image	Card name	Type	Rarity
C01		Nidoran♀
C02		Nidorina
C03		Nidoqueen
C04		Oddish
C05		Gloom
C06		Vileplume
C07		Paras
C08		Parasect
C09		Exeggcute
C10		Exeggutor
C11		Vulpix
C12		Ninetales
C13		Flareon
C14		Moltres
C15		Shellder
C16		Cloyster
C17		Lapras
C18		Vaporeon
C19		Omanyte
C20		Omastar
C21		Articuno
C22		Pikachu
C23		Raichu
C24		Voltorb
C25		Electrode
C26		Jolteon
C27		Zapdos
C28		Mankey
C29		Primeape
C30		Rhyhorn
C31		Rhydon
C32		Kabuto
C33		Kabutops
C34		Aerodactyl
C35		Alakazam
C36		Drowzee
C37		Mew
C38		Clefairy
C39		Meowth
C40		Persian
C41		Farfetch'd
C42		Lickitung
C43		Tauros
C44		Dratini
C45		Dragonair
C46		Dragonite
C47		Mr. Fuji	T
C48		Mysterious Fossil	T
C49		Energy Removal	T
C50		Pokémon Center	T
E07		Double Colorless Energy	E

Laboratory

No.	Image	Card name	Type	Rarity
D01		Ekans
D02		Arbok
D03		Zubat
D04		Golbat
D05		Venonat
D06		Venomoth
D07		Grimer
D08		Muk
D09		Koffing
D10		Weezing
D11		Tangela
D12		Ninetales
D13		Magmar
D14		Psyduck
D15		Golduck
D16		Poliwag
D17		Poliwhirl
D18		Poliwrath
D19		Tentacool
D20		Tentacruel
D21		Horsea
D22		Seadra
D23		Magnemite
D24		Magneton
D25		Electrode
D26		Onix
D27		Marowak
D28		Hitmonlee
D29		Slowpoke
D30		Slowbro
D31		Gastly
D32		Haunter
D33		Hypno
D34		Mr. Mime
D35		Mewtwo
D36		Pidgeot
D37		Spearow
D38		Fearow
D39		Clefable
D40		Doduo
D41		Dodrio
D42		Ditto
D43		Porygon
D44		Impostor Professor Oak	T
D45		Lass	T
D46		Super Energy Removal	T
D47		Pokédex	T
D48		Devolution Spray	T
D49		Maintenance	T
D50		Gambler	T
D51		Recycle	T

Promotional Card

No.	Image	Card name	Type	Promotion
P01		Arcanine		Trade Lapras at the Water Club Randomly chosen from winning the Challenge Cup after defeating the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome
P02		Moltres		Defeat the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome Guaranteed on first victory, randomly chosen on subsequent victories
P03		Articuno		Defeat the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome Guaranteed on first victory, randomly chosen on subsequent victories
P04		Pikachu		Trade Clefairy at the Grass Club Randomly chosen from winning the Challenge Cup after defeating the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome
P05		Pikachu		Trade five uncommon cards at the Fighting Club Randomly chosen from winning the Challenge Cup after defeating the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome
P06		Flying Pikachu		Trade Ditto with Mr. Ishihara Randomly chosen from winning the Challenge Cup after defeating the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome
P07		Surfing Pikachu		Trade Clefable with Mr. Ishihara Randomly chosen from winning the Challenge Cup after defeating the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome
P08		Surfing Pikachu		Trade Chansey with Mr. Ishihara Randomly chosen from winning the Challenge Cup after defeating the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome
P09		Electabuzz		Trade Electabuzz at the Lightning Club Randomly chosen from winning the Challenge Cup after defeating the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome
P10		Zapdos		Defeat the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome Guaranteed on first victory, randomly chosen on subsequent victories
P11		Slowpoke		Trade any unused Energy cards at the Fire Club Randomly chosen from winning the Challenge Cup after defeating the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome
P12		Mewtwo		Win the Challenge Cup first time after obtaining the third Master Medal Randomly chosen from winning the Challenge Cup after defeating the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome
P13		Mewtwo		Talk to Pappy at the Psychic Club lounge and come back after defeating Murray Randomly chosen from winning the Challenge Cup after defeating the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome
P14		Mew		Win the Challenge Cup a second time after obtaining the sixth Master Medal Randomly chosen from winning the Challenge Cup after defeating the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome
P15		Jigglypuff		Defeat Ronald after obtaining the second Master Medal Randomly chosen from winning the Challenge Cup after defeating the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome
P16		Dragonite		Defeat the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome Guaranteed on first victory, randomly chosen on subsequent victories
P17		Imakuni?	T	Defeat Imakuni? three or six times
P18		Super Energy Retrieval	T	Defeat Ronald after obtaining the fifth Master Medal Randomly chosen from winning the Challenge Cup after defeating the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome
PXX		Venusaur		Unobtainable due to a glitch Intended to be obtained randomly via Card Pop!
PXX		Mew		Obtained randomly via Card Pop!

Beginning PokémonLegendary PowerIsland of FossilPsychic BattleSky Flying PokémonWe Are Team RocketTeam Rocket's AmbitionPromotion Card

Beginning Pokémon

No.	Image	Card name	Type	Rarity
A01		Bulbasaur
A02		Ivysaur
A03		Weedle
A04		Kakuna
A05		Beedrill
A06		Nidoran♂
A07		Nidorino
A08		Venonat
A09		Venomoth
A10		Tangela
A11		Charmander
A12		Charmeleon
A13		Charizard
A14		Vulpix
A15		Ninetales
A16		Growlithe
A17		Arcanine
A18		Ponyta
A19		Rapidash
A20		Seel
A21		Dewgong
A22		Krabby
A23		Kingler
A24		Staryu
A25		Starmie
A26		Magikarp
A27		Gyarados
A28		Pikachu
A29		Raichu
A30		Electabuzz
A31		Zapdos
A32		Diglett
A33		Dugtrio
A34		Machop
A35		Machoke
A36		Machamp
A37		Onix
A38		Hitmonchan
A39		Gastly
A40		Haunter
A41		Drowzee
A42		Hypno
A43		Jynx
A44		Rattata
A45		Raticate
A46		Meowth
A47		Chansey
A48		Eevee
A49		Porygon
A50		Snorlax
A51		Super Potion	T
A52		Energy Retrieval	T
A53		Energy Search	T
A54		Professor Oak	T
A55		Potion	T
A56		Full Heal	T
A57		Switch	T
A58		Scoop Up	T
A59		Pokédex	T
A60		Bill	T
E01		Grass Energy	E
E02		Fire Energy	E
E03		Water Energy	E
E04		Lightning Energy	E
E05		Fighting Energy	E
E06		Psychic Energy	E

Legendary Power

No.	Image	Card name	Type	Rarity
B01		Venusaur
B02		Caterpie
B03		Metapod
B04		Butterfree
B05		Nidoran♀
B06		Nidorina
B07		Nidoking
B08		Paras
B09		Parasect
B10		Exeggcute
B11		Exeggutor
B12		Scyther
B13		Arcanine
B14		Magmar
B15		Flareon
B16		Moltres
B17		Squirtle
B18		Wartortle
B19		Blastoise
B20		Tentacool
B21		Tentacruel
B22		Shellder
B23		Cloyster
B24		Goldeen
B25		Seaking
B26		Lapras
B27		Vaporeon
B28		Magnemite
B29		Magneton
B30		Electabuzz
B31		Jolteon
B32		Sandshrew
B33		Sandslash
B34		Geodude
B35		Graveler
B36		Cubone
B37		Marowak
B38		Hitmonlee
B39		Rhyhorn
B40		Rhydon
B41		Abra
B42		Kadabra
B43		Mewtwo
B44		Spearow
B45		Clefairy
B46		Jigglypuff
B47		Wigglytuff
B48		Farfetch'd
B49		Kangaskhan
B50		Dratini
B51		Dragonair
B52		Dragonite
B53		Energy Removal	T
B54		Revive	T
B55		Defender	T
B56		Gust of Wind	T
B57		PlusPower	T
B58		Pokémon Trader	T
B59		Pokémon Center	T
B60		Pokémon Breeder	T
E07		Double Colorless Energy	E

Island of Fossil

No.	Image	Card name	Type	Rarity
C01		Ekans
C02		Arbok
C03		Nidoqueen
C04		Zubat
C05		Golbat
C06		Oddish
C07		Gloom
C08		Vileplume
C09		Bellsprout
C10		Weepinbell
C11		Victreebel
C12		Grimer
C13		Muk
C14		Koffing
C15		Weezing
C16		Pinsir
C17		Magmar
C18		Squirtle
C19		Wartortle
C20		Psyduck
C21		Golduck
C22		Poliwag
C23		Poliwhirl
C24		Poliwrath
C25		Horsea
C26		Seadra
C27		Omanyte
C28		Omastar
C29		Articuno
C30		Pikachu
C31		Raichu
C32		Voltorb
C33		Electrode
C34		Mankey
C35		Primeape
C36		Machoke
C37		Golem
C38		Kabuto
C39		Aerodactyl
C40		Alakazam
C41		Slowpoke
C42		Slowbro
C43		Gastly
C44		Haunter
C45		Gengar
C46		Hypno
C47		Jynx
C48		Clefable
C49		Meowth
C50		Persian
C51		Lickitung
C52		Tauros
C53		Porygon
C54		Item Finder	T
C55		Super Energy Removal	T
C56		Mysterious Fossil	T
C57		Computer Search	T
C58		Clefairy Doll	T
C59		Poké Ball	T

Psychic Battle

No.	Image	Card name	Type	Rarity
D01		Ivysaur
D02		Metapod
D03		Weedle
D04		Kakuna
D05		Arbok
D06		Nidoran♀
D07		Nidorina
D08		Nidoran♂
D09		Nidorino
D10		Paras
D11		Parasect
D12		Venonat
D13		Venomoth
D14		Koffing
D15		Tangela
D16		Charmander
D17		Vulpix
D18		Ninetales
D19		Growlithe
D20		Flareon
D21		Shellder
D22		Krabby
D23		Kingler
D24		Staryu
D25		Vaporeon
D26		Raichu
D27		Magnemite
D28		Magneton
D29		Jolteon
D30		Graveler
D31		Rhydon
D32		Kabutops
D33		Gastly
D34		Haunter
D35		Mr. Mime
D36		Mewtwo
D37		Mew
D38		Pidgey
D39		Pidgeotto
D40		Pidgeot
D41		Spearow
D42		Fearow
D43		Clefairy
D44		Jigglypuff
D45		Doduo
D46		Dodrio
D47		Ditto
D48		Eevee
D49		Fossil Excavation	T
D50		Gambler	T
D51		Moon Stone	T
D52		Impostor Professor Oak	T
D53		Lass	T
D54		Recycle	T

Sky Flying Pokémon

No.	Image	Card name	Type	Rarity
F01		Bulbasaur
F02		Zubat
F03		Golbat
F04		Bellsprout
F05		Weepinbell
F06		Weezing
F07		Ponyta
F08		Rapidash
F09		Magmar
F10		Squirtle
F11		Golduck
F12		Poliwag
F13		Poliwhirl
F14		Poliwrath
F15		Seel
F16		Dewgong
F17		Horsea
F18		Seadra
F19		Lapras
F20		Omanyte
F21		Pikachu
F22		Raichu
F23		Magnemite
F24		Magneton
F25		Voltorb
F26		Electrode
F27		Zapdos
F28		Sandshrew
F29		Sandslash
F30		Machop
F31		Machoke
F32		Geodude
F33		Graveler
F34		Cubone
F35		Marowak
F36		Hitmonlee
F37		Hitmonchan
F38		Abra
F39		Kadabra
F40		Slowbro
F41		Haunter
F42		Pidgey
F43		Pidgeotto
F44		Pidgeot
F45		Rattata
F46		Spearow
F47		Fearow
F48		Wigglytuff
F49		Doduo
F50		Dodrio
F51		Snorlax
F52		Mr. Fuji	T
F53		Pokémon Retransfer	T
F54		Pokémon Flute	T
F55		Master Ball	T
F56		Maintenance	T

We Are Team Rocket

No.	Image	Card name	Type	Rarity
G01		Ekans
G02		Dark Arbok
G03		Grimer
G04		Dark Muk
G05		Scyther
G06		Charmander
G07		Dark Charmeleon
G08		Dark Charizard
G09		Ponyta
G10		Dark Rapidash
G11		Magmar
G12		Dark Flareon
G13		Squirtle
G14		Dark Wartortle
G15		Dark Blastoise
G16		Magikarp
G17		Dark Gyarados
G18		Dark Vaporeon
G19		Omanyte
G20		Magnemite
G21		Dark Magneton
G22		Voltorb
G23		Dark Electrode
G24		Dark Jolteon
G25		Diglett
G26		Dark Dugtrio
G27		Mankey
G28		Dark Primeape
G29		Machop
G30		Dark Machoke
G31		Dark Machamp
G32		Kabuto
G33		Aerodactyl
G34		Abra
G35		Dark Kadabra
G36		Dark Alakazam
G37		Mr. Mime
G38		Jynx
G39		Mewtwo
G40		Rattata
G41		Dark Raticate
G42		Meowth
G43		Tauros
G44		Eevee
G45		Max Revive	T
G46		Devolution Spray	T
G47		The Boss's Way	T
E08		Potion Energy	E
E09		Full Heal Energy	E
E10		Rainbow Energy	E

Team Rocket's Ambition

No.	Image	Card name	Type	Rarity
H01		Bulbasaur
H02		Dark Ivysaur
H03		Dark Venusaur
H04		Zubat
H05		Dark Golbat
H06		Oddish
H07		Dark Gloom
H08		Dark Vileplume
H09		Koffing
H10		Dark Weezing
H11		Pinsir
H12		Dark Ninetales
H13		Growlithe
H14		Moltres
H15		Psyduck
H16		Dark Golduck
H17		Dark Starmie
H18		Articuno
H19		Dark Raichu
H20		Zapdos
H21		Onix
H22		Dark Marowak
H23		Slowpoke
H24		Dark Slowbro
H25		Dark Haunter
H26		Dark Gengar
H27		Drowzee
H28		Dark Hypno
H29		Dark Fearow
H30		Dark Clefable
H31		Meowth
H32		Dark Persian
H33		Lickitung
H34		Chansey
H35		Kangaskhan
H36		Porygon
H37		Dratini
H38		Dark Dragonair
H39		Dark Dragonite
H40		Super Scoop Up	T
H41		Challenge!	T
H42		Imposter Oak's Revenge	T
H43		Sleep!	T
H44		Digger	T
H45		Goop Gas Attack	T
H46		Bill's Teleporter	T
H47		Nightly Garbage Run	T
H48		Rocket's Sneak Attack	T
H49		The Rocket's Trap	T
E11		Recycle Energy	E

Promotion Card

No.	Image	Card name	Type	Promotion
P01		Venusaur		Trade Dark Venusaur at the GR Grass Fort
P02		Charizard		Trade Dark Charizard at the GR Fire Fort
P03		Arcanine		Rescue Courtney at the GR Fire Fort
P04		Moltres		Defeat the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome Put Ninetales, Dark Ninetales, and Moltres into the Black Box at the Game Center
P05		Blastoise		Trade Dark Blastoise at the GR Water Fort
P06		Magikarp		Rescue Jack at the GR Water Fort
P07		Omastar		Put any Omanyte and Bill's PC into Bill's Machine at the Game Center
P08		Articuno		Defeat the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome Put Articuno, Poliwrath, and Kingler into the Black Box at the Game Center
P09		Marill		Trade Dragonite with Mr. Ishihara
P10		Pikachu		Win at the Challenge Hall
P11		Pikachu		Trade Dark Raichu at the GR Lightning Fort
P12		Pikachu		Trade four Voltorb at the Lightning Club
P13		Flying Pikachu		Trade Zapdos with Mr. Ishihara
P14		Flying Pikachu		Trade Clefairy with Mr. Ishihara
P15		Surfing Pikachu		Trade Articuno with Mr. Ishihara
P16		Surfing Pikachu		Trade Moltres with Mr. Ishihara
P17		Electabuzz		Rescue Steve at the GR Lightning Fort
P18		Zapdos		Defeat the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome Put Raichu, Zapdos, and Dark Raichu into the Black Box at the Game Center
P19		Diglett		Found in a chest in GR Fighting Fort's maze
P20		Dugtrio		Found in Grace's chest in GR Fighting Fort's maze
P21		Mankey		Put Hitmonlee and Hitmonchan into the Black Box at the Game Center
P22		Machamp		Put any Machoke and Bill's PC into Bill's Machine at the Game Center
P23		Golem		Put any Graveler and Bill's PC into Bill's Machine at the Game Center
P24		Alakazam		Put any Kadabra and Bill's PC into Bill's Machine at the Game Center
P25		Slowpoke		Defeat Red Imakuni? three and six times
P26		Gengar		Put any Haunter and Bill's PC into Bill's Machine at the Game Center
P27		Mewtwo		Win at the Challenge Hall
P28		Mewtwo		Trade Dark Hypno at the GR Psychic Fort
P29		Mewtwo		Trade Hitmonlee at the Fighting Club
P30		Team GR's Mewtwo		Defeat Biruritchi
P31		Mew		Win the Coin Toss game at the Game Center
P32		Jigglypuff		Trade Snorlax at the Rock Club
P33		Meowth		Trade Flareon at the Fire Club
P34		Dark Persian		Win at the GR Challenge Hall
P35		Farfetch'd		Defeat Imakuni? three and nine times
P36		Kangaskhan		Trade Alakazam at the Psychic Club
P37		Cool Porygon		Rescue Mitch at the GR Fighting Fort
P38		Hungry Snorlax		Rescue Rick at the GR Grass Fort
P39		Dragonite		Defeat the Grand Masters at the Pokémon Dome Put Dragonair, Dragonite, and Dark Dragonite into the Black Box at the Game Center
P40		Dragonite		Rescue Rod at the GR Psychic Fort
P41		Togepi		Trade Clefable with Mr. Ishihara
P42		Imakuni?	T	From Imakuni? if he is found before completing the GR Coin Defeat Imakuni? three and six times Defeat Red Imakuni? six and nine times
P43		Super Energy Retrieval	T	Defeat Ronald after obtaining the second GR Coin Fragment Defeat Ronald at the Team GR Castle
P44		Computer Error	T	Defeat Ronald after obtaining the GR Fire Fort or GR Water Fort Coin
P45		Bill's PC	PC	From Ronald at the Game Center before obtaining the GR Fighting Fort Coin Trade Haunter at the Challenge Hall Trade Chansey at the GR Challenge Hall Win at the GR Challenge Hall Buy from the Game Center for 1000 coins Trade Dark Dragonite with Mr. Ishihara
PXX		Venusaur		Obtained randomly via Card Pop! Buy from the Game Center for 2000 coins
PXX		Mew		Obtained randomly via Card Pop! Buy from the Game Center for 2000 coins
PXX		Lugia		Obtained randomly via Card Pop!
PXX		Here Comes Team Rocket!	T	Obtained randomly via Card Pop!

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Other

Standard Tactics: Mark is shown to calm down and set up combos while fighting.

Weaknesses

• Unique Weaknesses: Is effectively useless without their tards.
• Card Type Weaknesses: Each type has their own special weaknesses and other types that resist them.
  • Colorless Weaknesses: Colorless has a weakness to lightning if the Pokémon is Flying-type in the games, fighting if the Pokémon is Normal-type in the games, and Colorless, if the Pokémon is Dragon-Type in the games. Psychic is resistant to Colorless if the Pokémon is Ghost-type.
  • Psychic Weaknesses: Psychic is weak to darkness, Psychic if the Pokémon is Psychic- or Poison-type in the games, and Metal if the Pokémon is Fairy-Type in the games. Colorless resists Psychic if the Pokémon is Normal- or Dragon-type in the games, Darkness resists Psychic, and Metal resists Psychic.
  • Darkness Weaknesses: Darkness is weak to Fighting, if the Pokémon is a Dark-Type or Poison-Type in the games and Grass if the Pokémon is Dark-Type in the games. Fairy is generally resistant to Darkness moves.
  • Metal Weaknesses: Metal is weak to Fire. Lightning resists Metal.
  • Dragon Weaknesses: Dragon is weak to Dragon and Fairy.
  • Fighting Weaknesses: Fighting is weak to Psychic if the Pokémon is Fighting-type in the games, Grass if the Pokémon is Ground or Rock-Types in the games, and Water if the Pokémon is Ground or Rock-Types in the games. Colorless resists fighting if the Pokémon is a Dragon-type in the games, Psychic resists fighting if he Pokémon is a Psychic-type or Ghost-type in the games, and any Pokémon that are Flying-type in the games, even if they have a different TCG type.
  • Grass Weaknesses: Grass is weak to Fire if the Pokémon is Grass-type or Bug-type in the games, and Psychic if the Pokémon is Poison-type in the games. Metal is resistant to Grass Pokémon.
  • Fire Weaknesses: Fire is weak to Water. Colorless resists Fire if the Pokémon is a Dragon-type.
  • Water Weaknesses: Water is weak to Lightning if the Pokémon is Water-type in the games, Grass if the Pokémon is Water/Ground-type or Water/Rock-type in the games, and Metal if the Pokémon is Ice-type in the games. Grass resists Water and Colorless resists water if the Pokémon is a Dragon-type.
  • Lightning Weaknesses: Lightning is weak to Fighting and Lightning if the Pokémon is a Flying-type in the games. Fighting resists Lightning if the Pokémon is a Ground-type.
  • Fairy Weaknesses: Fairy is weak to Metal.

Explanations

Trading Card Game ExplanationsStatuses

How the Card Games Work

A battle in the manga effectively shows that the Pokémon can appear out of the cards and do attacks to the opponent, and in the games Pokémon have natural animations for all their attacks, even having an option in game to turn them on or off.

While one could argue this is merely through holograms or its inside of the player's head and they're visualizing it, this is disproven from the ending of the first Trading Card Game, where once defeating Ronald it's revealed that the Legendary Pokémon Cards have chosen Mark and vanish from Ronald's deck, they also directly float and glow in the air and speak to Mark.

There's even some implications of card abilities working on people in Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!. There, the GR No. 4 used the power of their super-strength which they note is the same power they used to brainwash everyone in the psychic club. Brainwashing referring to them being under literal mind control.

Brooke notes how because she made a large water area for her adorable water Pokémon, water takes less energy to retreat, this could only be possible if the cards were actually having some impact with reality.

Bernard explains that due to being around flowing lava, his fire types have their weakness to water ignored.

Brutus explains due to being focused and disciplined he can unleash the cards full power and have them ignore resistances when they strike.

Card Game Explanations

Energy

In order for Pokémon to do any act, they must have energy cards thus having no energy cards will make them unable to do any actions.

There consists of 7 types of energy cards: Grass, Fire, Water, Lightning, Psychic, Fighting, and Colorless. The type of energy needed is based on the Pokémon.

Attacking

The typical method of harming a defending Pokémon, this requires energy in order to do so.

Retreating

Unlike standard Pokémon games where retreat means to flee from battle, in the Trading Card game, it means switching the active Pokémon with a bench Pokémon. Energy is required in order to do a successful retreat, with the number of energy cards required varying on the Pokémon.

Evolving Pokémon

There are three types of Pokémon cards: Basic Pokémon, Stage 1 Pokémon, and Stage 2 Pokémon. For example, Squirtle is a Basic Pokémon type, Wartortle is a Stage 1 Pokémon type, and Blastoise is a Stage 2 Pokémon type. Only Basic Pokémon cards can be put directly into play which then leads into being able to evolve the Basic Pokémon into a Stage 1 Pokémon and then a Stage 1 Pokémon into a Stage 2 Pokémon.

Using Pokémon Power

Some Pokémon possess special abilities known as Pokémon Powers. Some activate as soon as the Pokémon is played whiile others must be directly chosen.

Ending Turn

The turn ends after an attack is initiated, if one has no energy or active Pokémon cannot move due to a special condition, the turn is ended by choosing the done command.

Win or Loss of a Duel

The win or loss of a duel is decided by prizes; these are cards that the players may draw when they knock out one of the opponent's Pokémon. A win is decided by if players knock out as many of the opponent's Pokémon as there are prizes to be drawn. Players also will lose the duel if they have no cards in their deck at the start of their turn or if there are no Pokémon in their play area.

Special Conditions

The following is an explanation of the various Special Conditions of the Pokémon Trading Card Game

Special Conditions

Name Effect Appearances Asleep The Pokémon cannot attack or retreat. It must be turned sideways (usually counterclockwise) to indicate its condition. During Pokémon Checkup (the between-turns step), the player whose Pokémon is Asleep flips a coin. If heads, the Pokémon wakes up and the condition is removed. If tails, it remains Asleep. Asleep is analogous to both the Sleep and Freeze status conditions in the core series games. It is replaced by Paralyzed or Confused if either is inflicted. The condition is removed if the Pokémon retreats to the Bench, evolves, devolves, or is affected by a card like Double Full Heal. Most Pokémon TCG Sets Burned The Pokémon takes damage during Pokémon Checkup. A Burn marker is placed on the Pokémon to indicate the condition. As of the Sun & Moon Series, 2 damage counters are placed on a Burned Pokémon during Pokémon Checkup. After placing damage, the player whose Pokémon is Burned flips a coin; if heads, the Pokémon is cured, but it remains Burned on tails. Prior to the Sun & Moon Series, a coin was flipped first; if tails, 2 damage counters were placed, and if heads, no damage was taken but the Pokémon remained Burned. Burned is analogous to the Burn status condition in the core series games. It can coexist with any other Special Condition. It is removed if the Pokémon retreats to the Bench, evolves, devolves, or is affected by a card like Double Full Heal. Most Pokémon TCG Sets (introduced in the Expedition Base Set) Confused The Pokémon's card must be turned upside-down to indicate its condition. If a Confused Pokémon tries to attack, the player flips a coin. If heads, the attack proceeds as planned. If tails, 3 damage counters are placed on the Pokémon and the player's turn ends. Confused is analogous to the Confusion status condition in the core series games. It is replaced by Asleep or Paralyzed if either is inflicted. The condition is removed if the Pokémon retreats to the Bench, evolves, devolves, or is affected by a card like Double Full Heal. Most Pokémon TCG Sets Paralyzed The Pokémon cannot attack or retreat. It must be turned sideways (usually clockwise) to indicate its condition. The condition automatically wears off at the beginning of the owner's next turn. Paralyzed is analogous to both the Paralysis and Freeze status conditions in the core series games. It is replaced by Asleep or Confused if either is inflicted. The condition is removed if the Pokémon retreats to the Bench, evolves, devolves, or is affected by a card like Double Full Heal. Most Pokémon TCG Sets Poisoned The Pokémon takes damage during Pokémon Checkup. A Poison marker is placed on the Pokémon to indicate the condition. During Pokémon Checkup, 1 damage counter is placed on a Poisoned Pokémon. Unlike Burned, no coin is flipped to cure the condition. Poisoned is analogous to the Poison status condition in the core series games. It can coexist with any other Special Condition. The condition is removed if the Pokémon retreats to the Bench, evolves, devolves, or is affected by a card like Double Full Heal. Most Pokémon TCG Sets Imprisoned The Pokémon cannot use its Poké-Power or Poké-Body, if it has any. A marker is used to denote a Pokémon as Imprisoned. Unlike other common conditions, a Pokémon stays Imprisoned if it retreats or is switched out. The only ways to remove it are by evolving the Imprisoned Pokémon, using a card effect that removes any condition such as Double Full Heal, or having the afflicted Pokémon leave play. This condition can only be inflicted by Gardevoir ex δ from the EX Dragon Frontiers expansion. EX Dragon Frontiers Shock-wave By itself, this condition does nothing. However, Tyranitar ex δ from the EX Dragon Frontiers expansion has an attack that Knocks Out any one of the opponent's Pokémon in play with this condition. A marker is used to denote a Pokémon as having the Shock-wave condition. Like Imprisoned, the Shock-wave condition does not get removed upon retreating or switching out, so the afflicted Pokémon has to evolve, leave play, or be manually healed for it to be removed. This condition can only be inflicted by Tyranitar ex δ. EX Dragon Frontiers

Profiles

📁 Official Character Profiles

Intro Text Pokémon Trading Card Game Mark is crazy about Pokémon and Pokémon card collecting! One day, Mark heard a rumor: "The Legendary Pokémon cards... The extremely rare and powerful cards held by Pokémon Trading Card Game's greatest players... The Grand Masters are searching for one to inherit the legend!" Dreaming of inheriting the Legendary Pokémon Cards, Mark visits the Pokémon Card researcher, Dr. Mason... Pokémon Trading Card Game Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR! Mark loves collecting Pokémon cards! Mark came to this island seeking the legendary Pokémon cards, 8 Club Masters guarded the way to the Grand Masters, and the 4 Grand Masters protected the Legendary Cards. After many card duels, Mark beat the Grand Masters! The 4 Legendary Cards were finally inherited by a new master duelist. Then, one day... Something terrible happened! A mysterious group suddenly attacked! They called themselves "Team Great Rocket", or Team GR! Team Gr attacked the island's card clubs and stole all of their cards! Even Mark's cards were stolen! You must notify Dr. Mason about these Pokémon card thieves! Let's go to Dr. Mason's lab immediately... Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!

Battle Records

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Pokémon Trading Card GamePokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!

• Ronald - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Dr. Mason's Lab

• Gene - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Rock Club

• Mitch - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Fighting Club

• Ronald - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: After Getting Second Medal in any of the Clubs

• Mikki - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Grass Club

• Ronald - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Challenge Cup

• Amy - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Water Club

• Isaac - FIght
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Electric Club

• Ronald - Fight
  • Conditions: Match was a rematch.
  • Location: After Getting Fifth Medal in any of the Clubs

• Ronald - Fight
  • Conditions: Match was a rematch.
  • Location: Challenge Cup

• Murray - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Psychic Club

• Rick - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Science Club

• Ken - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Fire Club

• Courtney - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Pokémon Dome

• Steve - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Pokémon Dome

• Jack - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Pokémon Dome

• Rod - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Pokémon Dome

• Ronald - Fight
  • Conditions: Match was a rematch.
  • Location: Pokémon Dome

• Gene - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Rock Club

• GR No.1 - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Fighting Club

• Isaac - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Electric Club

• Murray - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Psychic Club

• GR No. 4 - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Psychic Club

• Ronald - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Psychic Club

• Isaac - Fight
  • Conditions: Match was a rematch.
  • Location: Electric Club

• GR No. 3 - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Water Club

• GR No. 3 - Fight
  • Conditions: Match was a rematch.
  • Location: Water Club

• GR No. 2 - Fight
  • Conditions: Match was a rematch.
  • Location: Grass Club

• Nikki - Fight
  • Conditions: Match was a rematch.
  • Location: Grass Club

• GR X - Fight
  • Conditions: Match was a rematch.
  • Location: GR Island, Grass Fortress

• James - Fight
  • Conditions: Match was a rematch.
  • Location: GR Island, Grass Fortress

• Parker - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: GR Island, Grass Fortress

• Rick - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Science Club

• Chip - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: GR Island, Electric Fortress

• Catherine - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: GR Island, Electric Fortress

• Brooke - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: GR Island, Water Fortress

• Ronald - Fight
  • Conditions: Match was a rematch.
  • Location: GR Island, Water Fortress

• Bernard - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: GR Island, Fire Fortress

• Brutus - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: GR Island, Fighting Fortress

• Mitch - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Fighting Club

• Claire - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: GR Island, Psychic Battle

• Avery - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: GR Island,Colorless Altar

• Ronald - Fight
  • Conditions: Match was a rematch.
  • Location: GR Island, GR Castle

• Courtney - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Final Cup

• Steve - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Final Cup

• Jack - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Final Cup

• Rod - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: Final Cup

• Clay - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: GR Island, GR Castle

• Allison - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: GR Island, GR Castle

• Villici - Fight
  • Conditions: None.
  • Location: GR Island, GR Castle

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Versus Threads

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