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This is a list of notable [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]] exclusive settings, usually shared by multiple cards beyond {{TCG|narrative illustration}}s and {{TCG|combined illustration}}s.

==Southern Islands==
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The Southern Islands is a pair of islands released in the English set of the same name.

==Puzzle Continent==
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The Puzzle Continent is a [[region]] introduced in the Japanese {{TCG|The Town on No Map}} expansion. It is a known habitat of {{TCG|Crystal Pokémon}}.

==Holon==
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Holon is a region inhabited by humans seeking to utilize the mysterious energy emitted by the location's power spots. It is home to {{TCG|δ Delta Species}} Pokémon.

==Lost Link island==
All cards featured in the Japanese {{TCG|Lost Link}} subset are from a floating island rising up from the sea, which features forested areas, a lake at its center, and a few mountains around it.

A vortex is present in the sky above the island, seemingly close enough to engulf it, as seen in the {{TCG ID|Call of Legends|Lost World|81}} artwork. Some of the Pokémon within the island are able to manipulate energy fields similar to the vortex's appearance and have effects related to the {{TCG|Lost Zone}}.

The {{TCG ID|Triumphant|Seeker|88}}, who carries the {{TCG ID|Call of Legends|Lost Remover|80}}, is the only human known to inhabit the island.

==Furious Fists arenas==
{{TCG|Furious Fists}} has five different arena settings into many of its cards' illustration: the {{TCG|Training Center}}, {{TCG|Mountain Ring}}, unnamed street plaza and beach arenas, and the {{TCG|Fighting Stadium}}.

According to the Pokémon Trading Card Game Illustration Collection artbook, the Fighting Stadium gathers fighters who have made it through battles in each of the other regions.

==Parallel Worlds==
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The Parallel Worlds are a pair of settings from split timelines introduced in the {{TCG|BREAKthrough}} expansion that start colliding with each other during {{TCG|BREAKpoint}}. In {{TCG|Fates Collide}}, it is shown that both worlds were merged into one with the aid of {{me|Alakazam}} and other Pokémon enforcing its order.

==Gear Palace==
The Gear Palace (as named in {{TCG|Steam Siege}}'s blurb) is a location featured in many of Steam Siege's illustrations. According to its blurb, the Gear Palace endured years of stability until it was attacked by [[Shiny]] {{me|Gardevoir}} along with "a host of greedy forces" (possibly represented by the Japanese {{TCG|Cruel Traitor}} set), while {{p|Volcanion}} from the Japanese {{TCG|Fever-Burst Fighter}} set attempted to break the siege.

==Ultra Space==
[[Ultra Prism]] is stated to take place in "an alternate version of [[Sinnoh]], one of the twisted parallel regions that players can reach by traveling through an [[Ultra Wormhole]]."<ref>[https://press.pokemon.com/en/releases/POKEMON-TRADING-CARD-GAME-THE-STARS-WILL-BE-ALIGNED-FROM-FEBRUARY-2-20 Press Release]</ref> Some of its cards feature an Ultra Wormhole at the top of a mountain, being unclear if said spot is [[Mt. Coronet]]; the [[Mt. Coronet (Ultra Prism 130)|card]] released in this set featuring this location is noticeably missing it, though.

The English {{tcg|booster pack}} artwork for [[Lost Thunder]] featuring {{p|Blacephalon}} depicts a location that may be its domain in the background.<ref>[https://www.pidgi.net/wiki/File:Blacephalon_-_Pokemon_TCG_Sun_and_Moon_Lost_Thunder.jpg Blacephalon - Pokemon TCG Sun and Moon Lost Thunder | PidgiWiki]</ref>

==Peaceful Park==
The {{TCG ID|S-P Promo|Peaceful Park|316}} is a setting featured in the [[Narrative illustration (TCG)#Throughout the Sword & Shield series|illustration of many cards]] through the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game#Sword & Shield Series|Sword & Shield Series]].
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==Paradigm Trigger island==
All {{TCG|Item card}}s and many Pokémon introduced in the Japanese {{TCG|Paradigm Trigger}} expansion originate from an unnamed tropical island.<ref>[https://www.pokemon-card.com/ex/s12/index.html 拡張パック「パラダイムトリガー」｜ポケモンカードゲーム公式ホームページ「トレーナーズウェブサイト」]</ref>

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