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The '''Southern Islands''' Collection (Japanese: ''Tropical Island'' and ''Rainbow Island'') is the name given to a special set of cards for the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]].
The '''Southern Islands''' Collection (Japanese: ''Tropical Island'' and ''Rainbow Island'') is the name given to a special set of cards for the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]].


=Set Size=
==Set Size==
*18 cards in English release
*18 cards in English release
*18 cards in Japanese release
*18 cards in Japanese release
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[[Image:southernislands.gif|frame|The symbol for Southern Islands is a palm tree.]]
[[Image:southernislands.gif|frame|The symbol for Southern Islands is a palm tree.]]


=Release Dates=
==Release Dates==
*July 1999 - Japanese Release
*July 1999 - Japanese Release
*31st July 2001 - English Release
*31st July 2001 - English Release
   
   
=Trivia=
==Trivia==
*This was a very desired collection when it first came out in Japan. Fans pestered [[Wizards of the Coast]] enough and after a lot of work, they eventually released it.
*This was a very desired collection when it first came out in Japan. Fans pestered [[Wizards of the Coast]] enough and after a lot of work, they eventually released it.
*In Japan, the collection was released as 3-card box sets. These box sets focused on a particular region from one of the two Southern Islands. The English version came as a decorated folder and included the cards, postcards and 3 Booster Packs. Even though Wizards compiled the collection into one set, all of the original artwork including the islands and the full picture of each region (which was split into three to provide the card art) were featured on the folder.
*In Japan, the collection was released as 3-card box sets. These box sets focused on a particular region from one of the two Southern Islands. The English version came as a decorated folder and included the cards, postcards and 3 Booster Packs. Even though Wizards compiled the collection into one set, all of the original artwork including the islands and the full picture of each region (which was split into three to provide the card art) were featured on the folder.
*None of the cards have rarity symbols, as they are part of a fixed set. The English cards were numbered in the same fasion as [[Wizards Promotional Cards (TCG)|Promotional cards]], while the Japanese cards remained unnumbered.
*None of the cards have rarity symbols, as they are part of a fixed set. The English cards were numbered in the same fashion as [[Wizards Promotional Cards (TCG)|Promotional cards]], while the Japanese cards remained unnumbered.
*An interesting quirk about the translation is that, while in the Japanese versions, the cards have the old Base-Rocket design, the English release saw them in a Neo Set design.
*An interesting quirk about the translation is that, while in the Japanese versions, the cards have the old Base-Rocket design, the English release saw them in a Neo series design.


=Card List=
==Card List==
==English Collection==
===English Collection===
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==Japanese Collection==
===Japanese Collection===
===Tropical Island===
====Tropical Island====
====”Jungle” Set====  
====="Jungle" Set=====  
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====”Beach” Set====  
====="Beach" Set=====  
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====”Sea” Set====  
====="Sea" Set=====  
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===Rainbow Island===
====Rainbow Island====
====”Sky” Set====
====="Sky" Set=====
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====”Riverside” Set====  
====="Riverside" Set=====  
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====”Field of Flowers” Set====  
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Revision as of 08:45, 4 November 2007

The Southern Islands Collection (Japanese: Tropical Island and Rainbow Island) is the name given to a special set of cards for the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

Set Size

  • 18 cards in English release
  • 18 cards in Japanese release
File:Southernislands.gif
The symbol for Southern Islands is a palm tree.

Release Dates

  • July 1999 - Japanese Release
  • 31st July 2001 - English Release

Trivia

  • This was a very desired collection when it first came out in Japan. Fans pestered Wizards of the Coast enough and after a lot of work, they eventually released it.
  • In Japan, the collection was released as 3-card box sets. These box sets focused on a particular region from one of the two Southern Islands. The English version came as a decorated folder and included the cards, postcards and 3 Booster Packs. Even though Wizards compiled the collection into one set, all of the original artwork including the islands and the full picture of each region (which was split into three to provide the card art) were featured on the folder.
  • None of the cards have rarity symbols, as they are part of a fixed set. The English cards were numbered in the same fashion as Promotional cards, while the Japanese cards remained unnumbered.
  • An interesting quirk about the translation is that, while in the Japanese versions, the cards have the old Base-Rocket design, the English release saw them in a Neo series design.

Card List

English Collection

No. Card Name Type Rarity
1 Mew Psychic (RH)
2 Pidgeot Colorless --
3 Onix Fighting --
4 Togepi Colorless (RH)
5 Ivysaur Grass --
6 Raticate Colorless --
7 Ledyba Grass (RH)
8 Jigglypuff Colorless --
9 Butterfree Grass --
10 Tentacruel Water --
11 Marill Water (RH)
12 Lapras Water --
13 Exeggutor Grass --
14 Slowking Psychic (RH)
15 Wartortle Water --
16 Lickitung Colorless --
17 Vileplume Grass (RH)
18 Primeape Fighting --


Japanese Collection

Tropical Island

"Jungle" Set
No. Card Name Type Rarity
-- Vileplume Grass (RH)
-- Primeape Fighting --
-- Lickitung Colorless --


"Beach" Set
No. Card Name Type Rarity
-- Exeggutor Grass --
-- Wartortle Water --
-- Slowking Psychic (RH)


"Sea" Set
No. Card Name Type Rarity
-- Tentacruel Water --
-- Lapras Water --
-- Marill Water (RH)


Rainbow Island

"Sky" Set
No. Card Name Type Rarity
-- Mew Psychic (RH)
-- Onix Fighting --
-- Pidgeot Colorless --


"Riverside" Set
No. Card Name Type Rarity
-- Ivysaur Grass --
-- Raticate Colorless --
-- Togepi Colorless (RH)


"Field of Flowers" Set
No. Card Name Type Rarity
-- Butterfree Grass --
-- Ledyba Grass (RH)
-- Jigglypuff Colorless --


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