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The '''Colorless | The '''Colorless type''' (Japanese: '''{{tt|無色|むしょく}}''' ''Colorless'') is one of the eleven {{TCG|Type|TCG types}}. It is represented by the color white, and symbolized by a six-pointed star. | ||
The Colorless type contains most {{t|Normal}}- and {{type|Flying}} Pokémon found in the main series video games. For example, {{p|Rattata}} and {{p|Tornadus}} are Colorless types in the TCG. However, many Flying-type Pokémon have not had Colorless cards. Instead they tend to be printed as their other type but with the weakness and resistance associated with a Flying-type Pokémon. | |||
Colorless can be seen as the "neutral" type, as attacks with an {{TCG|Energy}} cost listed with {{TCG|Colorless Energy}} may use any of the other | Prior to the {{TCG|Dragons Exalted}} set, the Colorless type also contained all {{type|Dragon}} Pokémon found in the main series video games. For example, {{p|Bagon}} and {{p|Dratini}} used to be Colorless types in the TCG. However, Dragon-type Pokémon are now {{TCG|Dragon}}, though they could still be Colorless if they are part Normal or Flying in the video games, such as with {{p|Drampa}} or {{p|Noivern}}. | ||
The Colorless type can be seen as the "neutral" type of the game, as attacks with an {{TCG|Energy|Energy card}} cost listed with {{TCG|Colorless Energy}} may use any of the other types of Energy to count for that Colorless. Due to this, unlike the other types, there is no {{TCG|Basic Energy card}} associated with Colorless; all cards providing only Colorless Energy are {{TCG|Special Energy card}}s. | |||
==Battle properties== | ==Battle properties== | ||
Generally, Colorless Pokémon have a weakness to: | Generally, Colorless Pokémon have a weakness to: | ||
* {{TCG|Lightning}} (if the Pokémon | * {{TCG|Lightning}} (if the Pokémon is a {{type|Flying}} in the video games) | ||
* {{TCG|Fighting}} (if the Pokémon | * {{TCG|Fighting}} (if the Pokémon is a {{type|Normal}} in the video games) | ||
* Colorless (if the Pokémon | * Colorless (if the Pokémon is a {{type|Dragon}}{{tt|*|prior to the Black & White set}} in the video games) | ||
Generally, Colorless Pokémon have a resistance to: | |||
* {{TCG|Psychic}} (if the Pokémon is a {{type|Normal}}{{tt|*|up until the e-Card sets}} or a {{type|Dragon}}{{tt|*|up until the EX sets}}<!---(Dratini, Dragonair, Latias)---> in the video games) | |||
* {{TCG|Fighting}} (if the Pokémon is a {{type|Flying}} or a {{type|Dragon}}{{tt|*|prior to the Black & White set}} in the video games | |||
* {{TCG|Fire}} (if the Pokémon is a {{type|Dragon}}{{tt|*|only during the EX sets}} in the video games<!---(Bagon, Shelgon, Salamence)--->) | |||
* {{TCG|Grass}} (if the Pokémon is a {{type|Dragon}}{{tt|*|only during the EX sets}} in the video games<!---(Dratini, Dragonair, Dragonite, Altaria and Latios)--->) | |||
* {{TCG|Water}} (if the Pokémon is a {{type|Dragon}}{{tt|*|only during the EX sets}} in the video games<!---(Rayquaza)--->) | |||
These types are generally weak to Colorless Pokémon: | These types are generally weak to Colorless Pokémon: | ||
* Colorless (if the Pokémon | * Colorless (if the Pokémon is a {{type|Dragon}}{{tt|*|prior to the Black & White set}} in the video games) | ||
These types are generally resistant to Colorless Pokémon: | These types are generally resistant to Colorless Pokémon: | ||
* {{TCG|Psychic}} (if the Pokémon | * {{TCG|Psychic}} (if the Pokémon is a {{type|Ghost}}{{tt|*|between Diamond & Pearl and Call of Legends}} in the video games) | ||
* | |||
==Colorless Pokémon in the TCG== | ==Colorless Pokémon in the TCG== | ||
See [[:Category:Colorless-type Pokémon cards]] for all Pokémon cards that have this type. | See [[:Category:Colorless-type Pokémon cards]] for all Pokémon cards that have this type. | ||
[[ | ==In the video games== | ||
===Pokémon Trading Card Game series=== | |||
In {{ga|Pokémon Trading Card Game}}, there are [[List of Pokémon cards by type (TCG GB1)#Colorless-type|32 Colorless-type Pokémon cards]]. In [[Pokémon Card GB2: Here Comes Team GR!]], there are [[List of Pokémon cards by type (TCG GB2)#Colorless-type|72 Colorless-type Pokémon cards]]. | |||
The {{OBP|Double Colorless Energy|Base Set 96}} card is available in both games. Additionally, in the second game only, {{OBP|Potion Energy|Team Rocket 82}}, {{OBP|Full Heal Energy|Team Rocket 81}}, and {{OBP|Recycle Energy|Neo Genesis 105}} also provide Colorless energy (with additional effects depending on the card), and {{OBP|Rainbow Energy|Team Rocket 17}} provides any kind of basic Energy (including Colorless Energy). | |||
==In other languages== | |||
{{langtable|color={{tcg colorless color}}|bordercolor={{tcg colorless color dark}} | |||
|zh_yue=無色 ''Mòuhsīk'' | |||
|zh_cmn=無色 ''Wúsè'' | |||
|nl=Kleurloos | |||
|fr=Incolore | |||
|de=Farblos | |||
|id=Bening | |||
|it=Incolore | |||
|ko=무색 ''Musaek'' | |||
|pt_br=Incolor | |||
|ru=Бесцветная ''Bestsvetnaya'' | |||
|es=Incolora | |||
|th=ไร้สี ''Raisi'' | |||
}} | |||
{{Project TCG notice}} | |||
[[de:Farblos (TCG)]] | |||
[[es:Energía incolora (TCG)]] | |||
[[fr:Incolore (JCC)]] | |||
[[it:Incolore (GCC)]] | |||
[[ja:無色]] | [[ja:無色]] | ||
[[zh:无色（TCG）]] | |||
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The Colorless type (Japanese: 無色 Colorless) is one of the eleven TCG types. It is represented by the color white, and symbolized by a six-pointed star.
The Colorless type contains most Normal- and Flying-type Pokémon found in the main series video games. For example, Rattata and Tornadus are Colorless types in the TCG. However, many Flying-type Pokémon have not had Colorless cards. Instead they tend to be printed as their other type but with the weakness and resistance associated with a Flying-type Pokémon.
Prior to the Dragons Exalted set, the Colorless type also contained all Dragon-type Pokémon found in the main series video games. For example, Bagon and Dratini used to be Colorless types in the TCG. However, Dragon-type Pokémon are now Dragon, though they could still be Colorless if they are part Normal or Flying in the video games, such as with Drampa or Noivern.
The Colorless type can be seen as the "neutral" type of the game, as attacks with an Energy card cost listed with Colorless Energy may use any of the other types of Energy to count for that Colorless. Due to this, unlike the other types, there is no Basic Energy card associated with Colorless; all cards providing only Colorless Energy are Special Energy cards.
Battle properties
Generally, Colorless Pokémon have a weakness to:
- Lightning (if the Pokémon is a Flying-type in the video games)
- Fighting (if the Pokémon is a Normal-type in the video games)
- Colorless (if the Pokémon is a Dragon-type* in the video games)
Generally, Colorless Pokémon have a resistance to:
- Psychic (if the Pokémon is a Normal-type* or a Dragon-type* in the video games)
- Fighting (if the Pokémon is a Flying-type or a Dragon-type* in the video games
- Fire (if the Pokémon is a Dragon-type* in the video games)
- Grass (if the Pokémon is a Dragon-type* in the video games)
- Water (if the Pokémon is a Dragon-type* in the video games)
These types are generally weak to Colorless Pokémon:
- Colorless (if the Pokémon is a Dragon-type* in the video games)
These types are generally resistant to Colorless Pokémon:
- Psychic (if the Pokémon is a Ghost-type* in the video games)
Colorless Pokémon in the TCG
See Category:Colorless-type Pokémon cards for all Pokémon cards that have this type.
In the video games
Pokémon Trading Card Game series
In Pokémon Trading Card Game, there are 32 Colorless-type Pokémon cards. In Pokémon Card GB2: Here Comes Team GR!, there are 72 Colorless-type Pokémon cards.
The Double Colorless Energy card is available in both games. Additionally, in the second game only, Potion Energy, Full Heal Energy, and Recycle Energy also provide Colorless energy (with additional effects depending on the card), and Rainbow Energy provides any kind of basic Energy (including Colorless Energy).
In other languages
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