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| setname = World Collection | |||
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| image = SetSymbolPikachu World Collection 2010.png | |||
| logo= World Collection.jpg | |||
| cards = 9 | |||
| date = July 8, 2010 (Japan)<br>November, 2010 (International) | | |||
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The '''World Collection''' (Japanese: '''ピカチュウ ワールド''' ''Pikachu World'') is a special card set for the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]] and was released in conjunction with the Japanese release of {{TCG|Clash at the Summit}}. | |||
==Information== | ==Information== | ||
Originally released in Japan on July 8, 2010, it features nine unique cards of {{TCG ID|World|Pikachu|Collection}} in nine different languages: English, Italian, Korean, Spanish, Japanese, German, French, Polish and Portuguese - the nine languages that the card game was printed in at the time. Each card has its own artwork to go with the nationality. For example, you can see the Grand Canyon in the background of the American Pikachu illustration. These cards were all holofoil and featured gold holo borders as well. The English box was released during the month of November 2010, after the release of the {{TCGMerch|HeartGold & SoulSilver|Series|2010 World Championships Decks}}. Each World Collection contained one of the four World Championship Decks as well as the same nine Pikachu cards featured in the Japanese set. The only difference between the Japanese and English releases are the back of the cards. | |||
*The | There are two variants of this Japanese 2010 Pikachu World set, the ‘Blue’ and ‘Green’. The blue variant was available in the Pokécenters and the green variant was exclusive to {{wp|7-Eleven}} stores in Japan only. The cards themselves are identical, except for the fifth, Japanese Pikachu, card which featured a green background if it was from the green collection. Due to the rarity of the 7-Eleven exclusive set, this Pikachu World set is very expensive as a sealed product today. | ||
==Trivia== | |||
*This is the second set of its kind to be released internationally. The previous set, {{TCG|Pikachu World Collection}}, was released ten years prior and includes cards written in seven of the same languages (In the 2000 set, Chinese and Dutch replace Polish and Japanese). However, rather than being nine prints of the same card with different artwork, the previous set included nine reprints of earlier Pikachu cards. It also featured a gold Pikachu tail stamp to the left of the Pokédex info. | |||
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|image1=PikachuWorldCollectionEN.jpg | |||
|caption1=English print<br>Illus. [[Kouki Saitou]] | |||
|image2=PikachuWorldCollectionIT.jpg | |||
|caption2=Italian print <br>Illus. [[Mitsuhiro Arita]] | |||
|image3=PikachuWorldCollectionKO.jpg | |||
|caption3=Korean print <br>Illus. [[Masakazu Fukuda]] | |||
|image4=PikachuWorldCollectionES.jpg | |||
|caption4=Spanish print <br>Illus. [[Kagemaru Himeno]] | |||
|image5=PikachuWorldCollectionJP.jpg | |||
|caption5=Japanese print <br>Illus. [[Ken Sugimori]] | |||
|image6=PikachuWorldCollectionJP7-11.jpg | |||
|caption6=Japanese 7-Eleven print <br>Illus. [[Ken Sugimori]] | |||
|image7=PikachuWorldCollectionDE.jpg | |||
|caption7=German print <br>Illus. [[Naoki Saito]] | |||
|image8=PikachuWorldCollectionFR.jpg | |||
|caption8=French print <br>Illus. [[Atsuko Nishida]] | |||
|image9=PikachuWorldCollectionPL.jpg | |||
|caption9=Polish print <br>Illus. [[Kanako Eo]] | |||
|image10=PikachuWorldCollectionPT.jpg | |||
|caption10=Portuguese print <br>Illus. [[Midori Harada]] | |||
|image11=Pikachu World Set 2010.jpg | |||
|caption11=The Japanese "Pikachu World" binder | |||
|image12=Pikachu-World-Collection-2010-green.jpg | |||
|caption12=The 'Green' variant, sold exclusively <br>in 7-Eleven stores in Japan | |||
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The World Collection (Japanese: ピカチュウ ワールド Pikachu World) is a special card set for the Pokémon Trading Card Game and was released in conjunction with the Japanese release of Clash at the Summit.
Information
Originally released in Japan on July 8, 2010, it features nine unique cards of Pikachu in nine different languages: English, Italian, Korean, Spanish, Japanese, German, French, Polish and Portuguese - the nine languages that the card game was printed in at the time. Each card has its own artwork to go with the nationality. For example, you can see the Grand Canyon in the background of the American Pikachu illustration. These cards were all holofoil and featured gold holo borders as well. The English box was released during the month of November 2010, after the release of the 2010 World Championships Decks. Each World Collection contained one of the four World Championship Decks as well as the same nine Pikachu cards featured in the Japanese set. The only difference between the Japanese and English releases are the back of the cards.
There are two variants of this Japanese 2010 Pikachu World set, the ‘Blue’ and ‘Green’. The blue variant was available in the Pokécenters and the green variant was exclusive to 7-Eleven stores in Japan only. The cards themselves are identical, except for the fifth, Japanese Pikachu, card which featured a green background if it was from the green collection. Due to the rarity of the 7-Eleven exclusive set, this Pikachu World set is very expensive as a sealed product today.
Trivia
- This is the second set of its kind to be released internationally. The previous set, Pikachu World Collection, was released ten years prior and includes cards written in seven of the same languages (In the 2000 set, Chinese and Dutch replace Polish and Japanese). However, rather than being nine prints of the same card with different artwork, the previous set included nine reprints of earlier Pikachu cards. It also featured a gold Pikachu tail stamp to the left of the Pokédex info.
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