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[[File:PokéBallScarletViolet185.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Item cards as of the Scarlet & Violet Series]] | |||
'''Item cards''' (Japanese: '''グッズ''' ''Goods'') are a subclass of {{TCG|Trainer card}}s. Item cards, as the name suggests, depict [[item]]s, typically from the [[Pokémon games]] such as the [[Good Rod]] and [[Moomoo Milk]], which a player can use once to have some kind of effect on the game, and are then discarded. Players are allowed to play as many Item cards as they wish during their turn. Technical Machines are also classified as Item cards. | '''Item cards''' (Japanese: '''グッズ''' ''Goods'') are a subclass of {{TCG|Trainer card}}s. Item cards, as the name suggests, depict [[item]]s, typically from the [[Pokémon games]] such as the [[Good Rod]] and [[Moomoo Milk]], which a player can use once to have some kind of effect on the game, and are then discarded. Players are allowed to play as many Item cards as they wish during their turn. Technical Machines are also classified as Item cards. | ||
{{TCG|Pokémon Tool card}}s were classified as Item cards prior to the {{TCG|Scarlet & Violet}} expansion, which separates them into their own category; this distinction also applies to all Pokémon Tool cards introduced in prior expansions as an errata. Cards that affect Item cards do not affect Pokémon Tool cards. | {{TCG|Pokémon Tool card}}s were classified as Item cards prior to the {{TCG|Scarlet & Violet}} expansion, which separates them into their own category; this distinction also applies to all Pokémon Tool cards introduced in prior expansions as an errata. Cards that affect Item cards do not affect Pokémon Tool cards. | ||
Much like how Supporter and Stadium cards are color-coded as | Much like how Supporter and Stadium cards are color-coded as orange and green, respectively, Item cards are color-coded as blue. Many Item cards have seen multiple releases and illustrations since Item cards debuted in the {{TCG|HeartGold & SoulSilver}} expansion. There are currently {{#expr: {{PAGESINCATEGORY:Item cards}} - 1}} different {{cat|Item cards}}, though many have been printed multiple times with different artwork. | ||
The concept of Item cards as a distinct subclass of Trainer cards debuted in Japan as "Goods" cards, with the release of the {{TCG|HeartGold & SoulSilver}} Collections at the start of the LEGEND era. The English releases did not adopt this name change right away, and continued classifying them as {{TCG|Trainer card}}s until the release of {{TCG|Black & White}}. However, they were still considered a distinct class of cards separate from earlier Trainer cards released beforehand, and separate from Stadium and Supporter cards. Therefore, that new class of Trainer cards, as well as all previous Trainer cards that were not Supporters or Stadiums released beforehand, have since been redefined as Item cards, and as a subclass to the overall class of Trainer cards. | The concept of Item cards as a distinct subclass of Trainer cards debuted in Japan as "Goods" cards, with the release of the {{TCG|HeartGold & SoulSilver}} Collections at the start of the LEGEND era. The English releases did not adopt this name change right away, and continued classifying them as {{TCG|Trainer card}}s until the release of {{TCG|Black & White}}. However, they were still considered a distinct class of cards separate from earlier Trainer cards released beforehand, and separate from Stadium and Supporter cards. Therefore, that new class of Trainer cards, as well as all previous Trainer cards that were not Supporters or Stadiums released beforehand, have since been redefined as Item cards, and as a subclass to the overall class of Trainer cards. | ||
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{{Trainerlistbody|Fairy Charm P (Lost Thunder 175)|Fairy Charm P|Uncommon|Lost Thunder|175/214}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Fairy Charm P (Lost Thunder 175)|Fairy Charm P|Uncommon|Lost Thunder|175/214}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Fairy Charm F (Lost Thunder 176)|Fairy Charm F|Uncommon|Lost Thunder|176/214}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Fairy Charm F (Lost Thunder 176)|Fairy Charm F|Uncommon|Lost Thunder|176/214}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Fairy Charm | {{Trainerlistbody|Fairy Charm N (Lost Thunder 177)|Fairy Charm N|Uncommon|Lost Thunder|177/214}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Lost Blender (Lost Thunder 181)|Lost Blender|Uncommon|Lost Thunder|181/214}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Lost Blender (Lost Thunder 181)|Lost Blender|Uncommon|Lost Thunder|181/214}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Mixed Herbs (Lost Thunder 184)|Mixed Herbs|Uncommon|Lost Thunder|184/214}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Mixed Herbs (Lost Thunder 184)|Mixed Herbs|Uncommon|Lost Thunder|184/214}} | ||
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{{Trainerlistbody|Rare Candy (SM-P Promo 25)|Rare Candy|-|SM-P Promotional cards|025/SM-P}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Rare Candy (SM-P Promo 25)|Rare Candy|-|SM-P Promotional cards|025/SM-P}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Rare Candy (SM-P Promo)|Rare Candy|-|Unnumbered Promotional cards|SM-P}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Rare Candy (SM-P Promo)|Rare Candy|-|Unnumbered Promotional cards|SM-P}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Energy Recycler ( | {{Trainerlistbody|Energy Recycler (Sun & Moon 43)|Energy Recycler|-|Enhanced Expansion Pack Sun & Moon|043/051}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Enhanced Hammer ( | {{Trainerlistbody|Enhanced Hammer (Sun & Moon 44)|Enhanced Hammer|-|Enhanced Expansion Pack Sun & Moon|044/051}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Ultra Ball ( | {{Trainerlistbody|Ultra Ball (Sun & Moon 45)|Ultra Ball|-|Enhanced Expansion Pack Sun & Moon|045/051}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Rare Candy ( | {{Trainerlistbody|Rare Candy (Sun & Moon 46)|Rare Candy|-|Enhanced Expansion Pack Sun & Moon|046/051}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Multi Switch ( | {{Trainerlistbody|Multi Switch (Sun & Moon 47)|Multi Switch|-|Enhanced Expansion Pack Sun & Moon|047/051}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Max Potion ( | {{Trainerlistbody|Max Potion (Sun & Moon 48)|Max Potion|-|Enhanced Expansion Pack Sun & Moon|048/051}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Choice Band ( | {{Trainerlistbody|Choice Band (Sun & Moon 49)|Choice Band|-|Enhanced Expansion Pack Sun & Moon|049/051}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Rare Candy ( | {{Trainerlistbody|Rare Candy (Sun & Moon 66)|Rare Candy|UR|Enhanced Expansion Pack Sun & Moon|066/051}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Victory Decoration (SM-P Promo)|Victory Decoration|-|Unnumbered Promotional cards|SM-P}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Victory Decoration (SM-P Promo)|Victory Decoration|-|Unnumbered Promotional cards|SM-P}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Victory Decoration (SM-P Promo)|Victory Decoration|-|Unnumbered Promotional cards|SM-P}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Victory Decoration (SM-P Promo)|Victory Decoration|-|Unnumbered Promotional cards|SM-P}} | ||
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{{Trainerlistbody|Fairy Charm P (Fairy Rise 45)|Fairy Charm P|U|Fairy Rise|045/050}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Fairy Charm P (Fairy Rise 45)|Fairy Charm P|U|Fairy Rise|045/050}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Fairy Charm F (Fairy Rise 46)|Fairy Charm F|U|Fairy Rise|046/050}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Fairy Charm F (Fairy Rise 46)|Fairy Charm F|U|Fairy Rise|046/050}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Fairy Charm | {{Trainerlistbody|Fairy Charm N (Fairy Rise 47)|Fairy Charm N|U|Fairy Rise|047/050}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Net Ball (Fairy Rise 61)|Net Ball|UR|Fairy Rise|061/050}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Net Ball (Fairy Rise 61)|Net Ball|UR|Fairy Rise|061/050}} | ||
{{Trainerlistbody|Adventure Bag (Fairy Rise 62)|Adventure Bag|UR|Fairy Rise|062/050}} | {{Trainerlistbody|Adventure Bag (Fairy Rise 62)|Adventure Bag|UR|Fairy Rise|062/050}} |
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Item cards (Japanese: グッズ Goods) are a subclass of Trainer cards. Item cards, as the name suggests, depict items, typically from the Pokémon games such as the Good Rod and Moomoo Milk, which a player can use once to have some kind of effect on the game, and are then discarded. Players are allowed to play as many Item cards as they wish during their turn. Technical Machines are also classified as Item cards.
Pokémon Tool cards were classified as Item cards prior to the Scarlet & Violet expansion, which separates them into their own category; this distinction also applies to all Pokémon Tool cards introduced in prior expansions as an errata. Cards that affect Item cards do not affect Pokémon Tool cards.
Much like how Supporter and Stadium cards are color-coded as orange and green, respectively, Item cards are color-coded as blue. Many Item cards have seen multiple releases and illustrations since Item cards debuted in the HeartGold & SoulSilver expansion. There are currently 435 different Item cards, though many have been printed multiple times with different artwork.
The concept of Item cards as a distinct subclass of Trainer cards debuted in Japan as "Goods" cards, with the release of the HeartGold & SoulSilver Collections at the start of the LEGEND era. The English releases did not adopt this name change right away, and continued classifying them as Trainer cards until the release of Black & White. However, they were still considered a distinct class of cards separate from earlier Trainer cards released beforehand, and separate from Stadium and Supporter cards. Therefore, that new class of Trainer cards, as well as all previous Trainer cards that were not Supporters or Stadiums released beforehand, have since been redefined as Item cards, and as a subclass to the overall class of Trainer cards.
List of Item cards
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