Pokémon Trading Card Game (video game)

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The Pokémon Trading Card Game (Japanese: Pokémon Card GB) is a Game Boy Color adaptation of the famous Pokémon Trading Card Game released in 1998 in Japan and 1999 in the United States.

Containing every card released in the TCG's Base Set, Jungle, and Fossil expansions, except for Electrode of the Base Set and Ditto of the Fossil expansion, and including many game-exclusive cards which were never produced for normal play, the game mimicked the experience of the actual TCG very closely. It was later given a sequel, released only in Japan, only known as Pokémon Card GB 2.

The object of the game is very similar to the object of the games in the main series: Players must defeat the eight Club Masters, which each specialize in a certain type of deck. These decks correspond approximately to the types of the TCG cards, however, as there are eight Club Masters and at the time only seven distinct Pokémon types, two of the types are repeated: Fighting and Grass. After the eight have been defeated and their Club Medals obtained, a player can go on to face the Grand Masters.

After the four Grand Masters are defeated, they will allow the player to have their four rare cards, the centerpieces of their decks: Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, and Dragonite.

Two players can use a method known as Card Pop! to give each other new cards via the Game Boy Color's IR port, or use it to transfer deck configurations. They can also duel each other via the game link cable.

Locations

There are twelve locations that you can travel to in this game. *information on how the map system work will be added here* *GB1 island map will be added here*

GB Islands
GB1 Island: Mr. Ishihara's House | Challenge Hall | Fire Club | Rock Club | Psychic Club | Science Club
Pokémon Dome | Grass Club | Lightning Club | Mason's Lab | Fighting Club | Water Club

The Eight Club Masters

During your journey, you will have to defeat Eight Club Masters to earn a Club Medal in order to inherit the Legendary Cards at the Pokémon Dome]]. Some of the Club Masters requires you to defeat their three Club Members first.

Rock Club

  • Matthew
  • Andrew
  • Ryan
  • Gene (Master)

Water Club

  • Sara
  • Amanda
  • Joshua
  • Amy (Master)

Lightning Club

  • Jennifer
  • Brandon
  • Nicholas
  • Isaac (Master)

Grass Club

  • Brittany
  • Heather
  • Kristin
  • Nikki (Master)

Psychic Club

  • Robert
  • Stephanie
  • Daniel
  • Murray (Master)

Science Club

  • Erik
  • David
  • Joseph
  • Rick (Master)

Fire Club

  • John
  • Adam
  • Jonathan
  • Kene (Master)

Fighting Club

  • Chris
  • Michael
  • Jessica
  • Mitch (Master)
Club Masters of TCG Island
Grass Club Grass Medal
Nikki
Nikki
Science Club Science Medal
Rick
Rick
Fire Club Fire Medal
Ken
Ken
Water Club Water Medal
Amy
Amy
Lightning Club Lightning Medal
Isaac
Isaac
Psychic Club Psychic Medal
Murray
Murray
Rock Club Rock Medal
Gene
Gene
Fighting Club Fighting Medal
Mitch
Mitch

The Four Grand Masters

After you defeated the Eight Club Masters, in order to inherit the Legendary Cards - you have to battle the Four Grand Masters, who'll waiting for you at the Pokémon Dome.

Club Masters of TCG Island
Grass Club Grass Medal
Nikki
Nikki
Science Club Science Medal
Rick
Rick
Fire Club Fire Medal
Ken
Ken
Water Club Water Medal
Amy
Amy
Lightning Club Lightning Medal
Isaac
Isaac
Psychic Club Psychic Medal
Murray
Murray
Rock Club Rock Medal
Gene
Gene
Fighting Club Fighting Medal
Mitch
Mitch

Card List

There are five sets to complete in the game. They are: Colosseum, Evolution, Mystery, Laboratory, and Promotional.

  • Images of the four Booster Packs will be put up here*

Colosseum Booster Pack Contents

No. Card Name Type Level Rarity
A01 Nidoran♂ Grass 20 File:Rare com.gif
A02 Nidorino Grass 25 File:Rare uncom.gif
A03 Tangela Grass 12 File:Rare com.gif
A04 Scyther Grass 25 File:Rare rare.gifH
A05 Pinsir Grass 24 File:Rare rare.gifH
A06 Charmander Fire 10 File:Rare com.gif
A07 Charmeleon Fire 32 File:Rare uncom.gif
A08 Growlithe Fire 18 File:Rare uncom.gif
A09 Arcanine Fire 45 File:Rare uncom.gif
A10 Ponyta Fire 10 File:Rare com.gif
A11 Magmar Fire 24 File:Rare uncom.gif
A12 Seel Water 12 File:Rare uncom.gif
A13 Dewgong Water 42 File:Rare uncom.gif
A14 Goldeen Water 12 File:Rare com.gif
A15 Seaking Water 28 File:Rare uncom.gif
A16 Staryu Water 15 File:Rare com.gif
A17 Magikarp Water 8 File:Rare uncom.gif
A18 Gyarados Water 41 File:Rare rare.gifH
A19 Pikachu Lightning 12 File:Rare com.gif
A20 Raichu Lightning 40 File:Rare rare.gifH
A21 Magnemite Lightning 13 File:Rare com.gif
A22 Magneton Lightning 28 File:Rare rare.gifH
A23 Electabuzz Lightning 35 File:Rare rare.gif
A24 Zapdos Lightning 64 File:Rare rare.gifH
A25 Diglett Fighting 8 File:Rare com.gif
A26 Dugtrio Fighting 36 File:Rare rare.gif
A27 Machop Fighting 20 File:Rare com.gif
A28 Hitmonchan Fighting 33 File:Rare rare.gifH
A29 Abra Psychic 10 File:Rare com.gif
A30 Kadabra Psychic 38 File:Rare uncom.gif
A31 Rattata Colorless 9 File:Rare com.gif
A32 Raticate Colorless 41 File:Rare uncom.gif
A33 Jigglypuff Colorless 14 File:Rare com.gif
A34 Wigglytuff Colorless 40 File:Rare rare.gifH
A35 Meowth Colorless 14 File:Rare com.gifH
A36 Chansey Colorless 55 File:Rare rare.gifH
A37 Kangaskhan Colorless 40 File:Rare rare.gifH
A38 Snorlax Colorless 20 File:Rare rare.gifH
A39 Professor Oak T - File:Rare uncom.gif
A40 Bill T - File:Rare com.gif
A41 Switch T - File:Rare com.gif
A42 Poké Ball T - File:Rare com.gif
A43 Scoop Up T - File:Rare rare.gif
A44 Computer Search T - File:Rare rare.gif
A45 PlusPower T - File:Rare uncom.gif
A46 Defender T - File:Rare uncom.gif
A47 Item Finder T - File:Rare rare.gif
A48 Potion T - File:Rare com.gif
A49 Full Heal T - File:Rare uncom.gif
A50 Revive T - File:Rare uncom.gif
E01 Grass Energy E - -
E02 Fire Energy E - -
E03 Water Energy E - -
E04 Lightning Energy E - -
E05 Psychic Energy E - -
E06 Fighting Energy E - -

Evolution Booster Pack Contents

No. Card Name Type Level Rarity
B01 Bulbasaur Grass 13 File:Rare com.gif
B02 Ivysaur Grass 20 File:Rare uncom.gif
B03 Venusaur Grass 67 File:Rare rare.gifH
B04 Caterpie Grass 13 File:Rare com.gif
B05 Metapod Grass 21 File:Rare com.gif
B06 Butterfree Grass 28 File:Rare uncom.gif
B07 Weedle Grass 12 File:Rare com.gif
B08 Kakuna Grass 23 File:Rare uncom.gif
B09 Beedrill Grass 32 File:Rare rare.gif
B10 Nidoking Grass 48 File:Rare rare.gifH
B11 Bellsprout Grass 11 File:Rare com.gif
B12 Weepinbell Grass 28 File:Rare uncom.gif
B13 Victreebel Grass 42 File:Rare rare.gifH
B14 Charizard Fire 76 File:Rare rare.gifH
B15 Rapidash Fire 33 File:Rare uncom.gif
B16 Flareon Fire 28 File:Rare rare.gifH
B17 Squirtle Water 8 File:Rare com.gif
B18 Wartortle Water 22 File:Rare uncom.gif
B19 Blastoise Water 52 File:Rare rare.gifH
B20 Krabby Water File:Rare com.gif 20
B21 Kingler Water File:Rare uncom.gif 27
B22 Starmie Water 28 File:Rare com.gif
B23 Vaporeon Water 42 File:Rare rare.gifH
B24 Jolteon Lightning 29 File:Rare rare.gifH
B25 Sandshrew Fighting 12 File:Rare com.gif
B26 Machoke Fighting 40 File:Rare uncom.gif
B27 Machamp Fighting 67 File:Rare rare.gifH
B28 Sandslash Fighting File:Rare uncom.gif 33

Mystery Booster Pack Contents

No. Card Name Type Level Rarity

Laboratory Booster Pack Contents

No. Card Name Type Level Rarity

Promotional Cards

No. Card Name Type Level Rarity

Trading

Coming soon.

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