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Moncolle plus (Japanese: モンコレプラス Moncolle plus) is a branch of Monster Collection figures released by Takara Tomy on June 6, 2009. These figures feature more dynamic battle poses than the main line of contemporary Monster Collection figures. They also contain electronics which store data on the Pokémon, such as type, HP, moves, and Nature. They can communicate with other Takara Tomy toys: the Moncolle Touch, Moncolle Trainer, Moncolle Battle Stage plus, Moncolle Poké-1 Grand Prix, and Moncolle Battle Slider.^[1]

Figure data

The data each figure has is as follows:

Pokémon name
Nickname
Nature
Bond (きずな): a measure of how friendly or close the Trainer and the Pokémon are
Status (ようす): an indication of the Pokémon's mood or well-being
Level
HP
Attack
Defense
Moves (×3)
Win points
Trainer name
Category
Type
Height
Weight

Some of this data, such as Nature, may differ between figures even if they are the same species. A figure's Nature and bond both affect how it does in battle. Any of a figures's stats can be viewed using either the Moncolle Touch or the Moncolle Trainer.

The Moncolle Trainer can be used to make a figure's moves stronger, as well as to set its Trainer and give it a nickname. The Moncolle Touch can be used to increase a figure's bond through minigames. By battling and winning on battle stages, Moncolle Poké-1 Grand Prix, or the Moncolle Battle Slider, a figure can earn win points which will eventually increase its level. As a figure's level goes up, its Attack and Defense also increase, and it may learn new moves.

Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl

P-1
Pikachu
P-2
Turtwig
P-3
Piplup
P-4
Chimchar
P-5
Dialga
P-6
Palkia
P-7
Arceus
P-8
Croagunk
P-9
Rampardos
P-10
Darkrai
P-11
Scizor
P-12
Staraptor
P-13
Charizard
P-14
Regigigas
P-15
Rhyperior
P-16
Metagross
P-17
Dusknoir
P-18
Lucario
P-19
Glaceon
P-20
Mew
P-21
Giratina
P-22
Heatran
P-23
Garchomp
P-24
Entei
P-25
Suicune
P-26
Raikou
P-27
Ho-Oh
P-28
Lugia
P-29
Groudon
P-30
Zapdos
P-31
Kyogre
P-32
Moltres
P-33
Rayquaza
P-34
Articuno
P-35
Celebi
P-36
Mewtwo
P-37
Shaymin Land Forme
P-38
Zorua
P-39
Zoroark

Pokémon the Series: Black & White

MP-01
Snivy
MP-02
Tepig
MP-03
Oshawott
MP-04
Reshiram
MP-05
Zekrom
MP-06
Serperior
MP-07
Emboar
MP-08
Samurott
MP-09
Victini
MP-10
Excadrill
MP-11
Druddigon
MP-12
Golurk
MP-13
Hydreigon

Special releases

Takara Tomy gave out limited edition variants of certain Pokémon. Several campaigns were held, one in the summer of 2009, one in early 2010, and one in the summer of 2010. People could mail in two barcodes from Moncolle or Moncolle plus figures to have a chance to win a figure. A total of 1,000 figures were given away for each Pokémon.

Summer Moncolle Campaign^[2]

Metallic Arceus

Gotta Catch a Moncolle Shiny! Campaign^[3]

Shiny Lucario

Moncolle Campaign Summer 2010^[4]

Shiny Raikou
Shiny Entei
Shiny Suicune

References

Monster Collections
First • Second • Third • Fourth • Fifth • Sixth English Figure Collection Moncolle plus (Touch • Trainer • Battle Stages • Grand Prix • Battle Slider) Moncollé-EX • Moncollé Get

This article is part of Project Merchandise, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on all Pokémon toys, dolls, books, and collectible merchandise.

[1] モンコレプラスとは？｜商品情報｜ポケモンモンコレプラス｜タカラトミー (archived)

[2] 「夏のモンコレキャンペーン」を実施中だよ！ | イベント・キャンペーン情報 | ニュース | ポケットモンスターオフィシャルサイト (archived)

[3] 2010-04-21 - アサミの日記

[4] 2010-10-04 - アサミの日記

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-{{incomplete|2=Missing images}}
+{{incomplete|2=Missing images. Specifics about all figure data (possible values, maximum values, anything like [[base stats]])}}
-'''Moncolle plus''' (Japanese: '''モンコレプラス''' ''Moncolle plus'') is a branch of [[Monster Collection]] figures released by [[Tomy]] in July 2009. These figures feature more dynamic battle poses than the main line of contemporary Monster Collection figures. They also contain electronics which store data on the Pokémon, such as [[type]], {{stat|HP}}, [[move]]s, and [[Nature]]. They can communicate with other Takara Tomy toys: the [[Moncolle Touch]], [[Moncolle Trainer]], and [[Moncolle Battle Stage plus]].<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20090410082526/http://www.takaratomy.co.jp/products/moncolle/plus/whats/index.html モンコレプラスとは？｜商品情報｜ポケモン モンコレプラス｜タカラトミー] (archived)</ref>
+'''Moncolle plus''' (Japanese: '''モンコレプラス''' ''Moncolle plus'') is a branch of [[Monster Collection]] figures released by [[Takara Tomy]] on June 6, 2009. These figures feature more dynamic battle poses than the main line of contemporary Monster Collection figures. They also contain electronics which store data on the Pokémon, such as [[type]], {{stat|HP}}, [[move]]s, and [[Nature]]. They can communicate with other Takara Tomy toys: the [[Moncolle Touch]], [[Moncolle Trainer]], [[Moncolle Battle Stage plus]], [[Moncolle Poké-1 Grand Prix]], and [[Moncolle Battle Slider]].<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20090410082526/http://www.takaratomy.co.jp/products/moncolle/plus/whats/index.html モンコレプラスとは？｜商品情報｜ポケモン モンコレプラス｜タカラトミー] (archived)</ref>
 ==Figure data==
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 * [[List of Pokémon by height|Height]]
 * [[List of Pokémon by weight|Weight]]
-Some of this data, such as Nature, may differ between figures even if they are the same species. Any of a figures's stats can be viewed using either the [[Moncolle Touch]] or the [[Moncolle Trainer]].
+Some of this data, such as Nature, may differ between figures even if they are the same species. A figure's Nature and bond both affect how it does in battle. Any of a figures's stats can be viewed using either the [[Moncolle Touch]] or the [[Moncolle Trainer]].
-The Moncolle Trainer can be used to make a figure stronger, as well as to set its Trainer and give it a nickname. The Moncolle Touch can be used to increase its bond through minigames. By battling and winning on [[Moncolle Battle Stage plus|battle stages]], it can earn win points which will eventually increase its level.
+The Moncolle Trainer can be used to make a figure's moves stronger, as well as to set its Trainer and give it a nickname. The Moncolle Touch can be used to increase a figure's bond through minigames. By battling and winning on [[Moncolle Battle Stage plus|battle stages]], [[Moncolle Poké-1 Grand Prix]], or the [[Moncolle Battle Slider]], a figure can earn win points which will eventually increase its level. As a figure's level goes up, its Attack and Defense also increase, and it may learn new moves.
-=={{series|Diamond & Pearl}}==
+==''[[Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl]]''==
 <gallery>
-File:P-1.jpg|P-1<br/>{{p|Pikachu}}
+P-1.jpg|P-1<br>{{p|Pikachu}}
-File:P-2.jpg|P-2<br/>{{p|Turtwig}}
+P-2.jpg|P-2<br>{{p|Turtwig}}
-File:P-3.jpg|P-3<br/>{{p|Piplup}}
+P-3.jpg|P-3<br>{{p|Piplup}}
-File:P-4.jpg|P-4<br/>{{p|Chimchar}}
+P-4.jpg|P-4<br>{{p|Chimchar}}
-File:P-5.jpg|P-5<br/>{{p|Dialga}}
+P-5.jpg|P-5<br>{{p|Dialga}}
-File:P-6.jpg|P-6<br/>{{p|Palkia}}
+P-6.jpg|P-6<br>{{p|Palkia}}
-File:P-7.jpg|P-7<br/>{{p|Arceus}}
+P-7.jpg|P-7<br>{{p|Arceus}}
-File:P-8.jpg|P-8<br/>{{p|Croagunk}}
+P-8.jpg|P-8<br>{{p|Croagunk}}
-File:P-9.jpg|P-9<br/>{{p|Rampardos}}
+P-9.jpg|P-9<br>{{p|Rampardos}}
-File:P-10.jpg|P-10<br/>{{p|Darkrai}}
+P-10.jpg|P-10<br>{{p|Darkrai}}
-File:None.png|P-11<br/>{{p|Scizor}}
+None.png|P-11<br>{{p|Scizor}}
-File:P-12.jpg|P-12<br/>{{p|Staraptor}}
+P-12.jpg|P-12<br>{{p|Staraptor}}
-File:P-13.jpg|P-13<br/>{{p|Charizard}}
+P-13.jpg|P-13<br>{{p|Charizard}}
-File:P-14.jpg|P-14<br/>{{p|Regigigas}}
+P-14.jpg|P-14<br>{{p|Regigigas}}
-File:P-15.jpg|P-15<br/>{{p|Rhyperior}}
+P-15.jpg|P-15<br>{{p|Rhyperior}}
-File:P-16.jpg|P-16<br/>{{p|Metagross}}
+P-16.jpg|P-16<br>{{p|Metagross}}
-File:P-17.jpg|P-17<br/>{{p|Dusknoir}}
+P-17.jpg|P-17<br>{{p|Dusknoir}}
-File:P-18.jpg|P-18<br/>{{p|Lucario}}
+P-18.jpg|P-18<br>{{p|Lucario}}
-File:P-19.jpg|P-19<br/>{{p|Glaceon}}
+P-19.jpg|P-19<br>{{p|Glaceon}}
-File:None.png|P-20<br/>{{p|Mew}}
+None.png|P-20<br>{{p|Mew}}
-File:P-21.jpg|P-21<br/>{{p|Giratina}}
+P-21.jpg|P-21<br>{{p|Giratina}}
-File:P-22.jpg|P-22<br/>{{p|Heatran}}
+P-22.jpg|P-22<br>{{p|Heatran}}
-File:P-23.jpg|P-23<br/>{{p|Garchomp}}
+P-23.jpg|P-23<br>{{p|Garchomp}}
-File:P-24.jpg|P-24<br/>{{p|Entei}}
+P-24.jpg|P-24<br>{{p|Entei}}
-File:P-25.jpg|P-25<br/>{{p|Suicune}}
+P-25.jpg|P-25<br>{{p|Suicune}}
-File:P-26.jpg|P-26<br/>{{p|Raikou}}
+P-26.jpg|P-26<br>{{p|Raikou}}
-File:P-27.jpg|P-27<br/>{{p|Ho-Oh}}
+P-27.jpg|P-27<br>{{p|Ho-Oh}}
-File:P-28.jpg|P-28<br/>{{p|Lugia}}
+P-28.jpg|P-28<br>{{p|Lugia}}
-File:P-29.jpg|P-29<br/>{{p|Groudon}}
+P-29.jpg|P-29<br>{{p|Groudon}}
-File:P-30.jpg|P-30<br/>{{p|Zapdos}}
+P-30.jpg|P-30<br>{{p|Zapdos}}
-File:P-31.jpg|P-31<br/>{{p|Kyogre}}
+P-31.jpg|P-31<br>{{p|Kyogre}}
-File:P-32.jpg|P-32<br/>{{p|Moltres}}
+P-32.jpg|P-32<br>{{p|Moltres}}
-File:P-33.jpg|P-33<br/>{{p|Rayquaza}}
+P-33.jpg|P-33<br>{{p|Rayquaza}}
-File:P-34.jpg|P-34<br/>{{p|Articuno}}
+P-34.jpg|P-34<br>{{p|Articuno}}
-File:P-35.jpg|P-35<br/>{{p|Celebi}}
+P-35.jpg|P-35<br>{{p|Celebi}}
-File:P-36.jpg|P-36<br/>{{p|Mewtwo}}
+P-36.jpg|P-36<br>{{p|Mewtwo}}
-File:P-37.jpg|P-37<br/>{{p|Shaymin}} Land Forme
+P-37.jpg|P-37<br>{{p|Shaymin}} Land Forme
-File:P-38.jpg|P-38<br/>{{p|Zorua}}
+P-38.jpg|P-38<br>{{p|Zorua}}
-File:P-39.jpg|P-39<br/>{{p|Zoroark}}
+P-39.jpg|P-39<br>{{p|Zoroark}}
 </gallery>
-=={{series|Best Wishes}}==
+==''[[Pokémon the Series: Black & White]]''==
 <gallery>
-File:MP-01.jpg|MP-01<br/>{{p|Snivy}}
+MP-01.jpg|MP-01<br>{{p|Snivy}}
-File:MP-02.jpg|MP-02<br/>{{p|Tepig}}
+MP-02.jpg|MP-02<br>{{p|Tepig}}
-File:MP-03.jpg|MP-03<br/>{{p|Oshawott}}
+MP-03.jpg|MP-03<br>{{p|Oshawott}}
-File:None.png|MP-04<br/>{{p|Reshiram}}
+None.png|MP-04<br>{{p|Reshiram}}
-File:MP-05.jpg|MP-05<br/>{{p|Zekrom}}
+MP-05.jpg|MP-05<br>{{p|Zekrom}}
-File:MP-06.jpg|MP-06<br/>{{p|Serperior}}
+MP-06.jpg|MP-06<br>{{p|Serperior}}
-File:MP-07.jpg|MP-07<br/>{{p|Emboar}}
+MP-07.jpg|MP-07<br>{{p|Emboar}}
-File:MP-08.jpg|MP-08<br/>{{p|Samurott}}
+MP-08.jpg|MP-08<br>{{p|Samurott}}
-File:MP-09.jpg|MP-09<br/>{{p|Victini}}
+MP-09.jpg|MP-09<br>{{p|Victini}}
-File:None.png|MP-10<br/>{{p|Excadrill}}
+None.png|MP-10<br>{{p|Excadrill}}
-File:MP-11.jpg|MP-11<br/>{{p|Druddigon}}
+MP-11.jpg|MP-11<br>{{p|Druddigon}}
-File:MP-12.jpg|MP-12<br/>{{p|Golurk}}
+MP-12.jpg|MP-12<br>{{p|Golurk}}
-File:MP-13.jpg|MP-13<br/>{{p|Hydreigon}}
+MP-13.jpg|MP-13<br>{{p|Hydreigon}}
 </gallery>
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 Takara Tomy gave out limited edition variants of certain Pokémon. Several campaigns were held, one in the summer of 2009, one in early 2010, and one in the summer of 2010. People could mail in two barcodes from Moncolle or Moncolle plus figures to have a chance to win a figure. A total of 1,000 figures were given away for each Pokémon.
-;Summer Moncolle Campain<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20090706075124/http://www.pokemon.co.jp/info/event/e090703_01.html 「夏のモンコレキャンペーン」を実施中だよ！ | イベント・キャンペーン情報 | ニュース | ポケットモンスターオフィシャルサイト] (archived)</ref>
+;Summer Moncolle Campaign<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20090706075124/http://www.pokemon.co.jp/info/event/e090703_01.html 「夏のモンコレキャンペーン」を実施中だよ！ | イベント・キャンペーン情報 | ニュース | ポケットモンスターオフィシャルサイト] (archived)</ref>
 * Metallic {{p|Arceus}}
-;Gotta Catch a Moncolle Shiny! Campain<ref>[http://d.hatena.ne.jp/asami-1120/20100421 2010-04-21 - アサミの日記]</ref>
+;Gotta Catch a Moncolle Shiny! Campaign<ref>[http://d.hatena.ne.jp/asami-1120/20100421 2010-04-21 - アサミの日記]</ref>
 * Shiny {{p|Lucario}}
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 {{reflist}}
-<br/>
+<br>
 {{Monster Collections}}
-<br/>
+<br>
 {{Project Merchandise notice}}
 [[Category:Merchandise]]
 [[Category:Figures]]
+[[Category:Electronic devices]]
+[[de:Moncolle Plus]]
+[[it:Moncolle plus]]

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