Stormfront (TCG)

Diamond & Pearl: Stormfront 拡張パック「破空の激闘」

File:DP07-Logo.png Cards in set English: 103 Japanese: 92 Set number English: 38 Japanese: 38 Release date English: November 5, 2008 Japanese: July 10, 2008 Theme Decks Raging Sea () Dark Rampage ()

Diamond & Pearl: Stormfront (Japanese: 拡張パック「破空の激闘」 Intense Fight in the Destroyed Sky) is the name given to the seventh expansion of cards of the Diamond & Pearl era of the TCG.

Information

Because of the chosen mascots for Stormfront, the set's theme is particularly dark, and is not based on anything in particular unlike its Japanese counterpart. The set's three mascots are Dusknoir, Gyarados and Tyranitar, with Gyarados being featured in the Raging Sea theme deck and Tyranitar in the Dark Rampage theme deck.

The Japanese version of the set, Intense Fight in the Destroyed Sky, is based on the eleventh Pokémon Movie, Giratina and the Sky's Bouquet: Shaymin, including such featured Pokémon as Giratina, Dialga, Shaymin, Magnezone and Regigigas. Giratina, Dialga, Shaymin and Regigigas, all of which are prominent figures in the film, have been removed from the English expansion.

The set includes only one new game mechanic, although does also include several new and returning features to the TCG. Firstly, Pokémon of alternate coloration (previously known as Shining Pokémon or Pokémon-star) return to the game, but do not include any special features. There are three of these in the set: Drifloon, Duskull and Voltorb, classified as SH1, SH2 and SH3 respectively. Their only difference to regular cards is that they only have a reverse holofoil effect.

Trivia

• The set's booster pack designs feature Infernape, Torterra, Regigigas and Dusknoir.
• The set includes Heatran LV.X, continuing a trend in which promotional LV.X cards are reprinted in the set released immediately after their promotional release. This was also the case with Lucario, Garchomp and Porygon-Z.
• The set also introduces Trainer cards with a + at the end of their name. These Trainer cards have different effects depending on whether the player uses one or two of the same card at a time.
• The set includes the first Pokémon of the DP Series to have a retreat cost of five (Mamoswine).
• In the Japanese set, none of the Pokémon cards featured Pokédex entries due to several of the cards containing too much card text for one to be fit on the card. However, in Stormfront, if there is room for a Pokédex entry on the card, one has been put onto the card: hence, some, but not all, Pokémon cards have a Pokédex entry.

Theme decks

English Theme Decks

• Raging Sea
• Dark Rampage

Japanese Half Deck

• Giratina vs Dialga Deck Kit

Card lists

English expansion No. Card Name Type Level Rarity 1 Dusknoir 48 H 2 H 3 Infernape 49 H 4 Lumineon 38 H 6 Magnezone 44 H 6 Magnezone 46 H 7 Mismagius 33 H 8 H 9 Regigigas 47 H 10 11 12 Abomasnow 42 13 14 Cherrim 30 15 Drapion 44 16 17 Dusknoir 47 18 Gengar 43 19 20 Machamp 62 21 Mamoswine 56 22 Rapidash 43 23 Roserade 40 24 25 Scizor 47 26 27 Staraptor 64 28 29 30 31 Vespiquen 44 32 Bibarel 29 33 Budew 8 34 Dusclops 41 35 Dusclops 40 36 37 Electrode 45 38 39 40 Haunter 35 41 42 Magneton 40 43 Magneton 38 44 Miltank 27 45 Pichu 8 46 47 48 Sableye 31 49 Scyther 11 50 51 Skarmory 34 52 53 54 55 56 57 Combee 12 58 Drifloon 15 59 Duskull 12 60 Duskull 10 61 Finneon 16 62 63 64 65 66 Magnemite 15 67 Magnemite 13 68 Misdreavus 19 69 70 Pikachu 20 71 72 Roselia 27 73 74 Snover 17 75 76 77 Swinub 12 78 Tangela 10 79 80 81 82 83 Energy Link T -- 84 Energy Switch T -- 85 Great Ball T -- 86 Luxury Ball T -- 87 Marley's Request Su -- 88 Poké Blower + T -- 89 90 Poké Healer + T -- 91 92 93 94 95 Warp Energy E -- 96 97 98 99 100 Regigigas LV.X X H SH1 Drifloon 16

Japanese expansion No. Card Name Type Level Rarity 1 Tangela 10 2 Tangrowth 41 3 Scyther 11 4 Scizor 47 5 Sceptile 56 H 6 Combee 12 7 Vespiquen 44 8 Cherubi 9 9 Cherrim 30 10 Skorupi 11 11 Shaymin 42 H 12 Shaymin X H 13 Ponyta 11 14 Rapidash 43 15 Heatran X H 16 Magikarp 10 17 Gyarados 52 18 Bibarel 29 19 Finneon 16 20 Lumineon 38 H 21 Snover 17 22 Abomasnow 42 23 Pichu 8 24 Pikachu 20 25 Raichu 45 26 Raichu X H 27 Voltorb 28 28 Voltorb 33 29 Electrode 46 30 Gastly 14 31 Haunter 35 32 Gengar 43 33 Misdreavus 19 34 Mismagius 33 H 35 Budew 8 36 Roselia 27 37 Roserade 40 38 Duskull 12 39 Duskull 18 40 Dusclops 41 41 Dusknoir 48 H 42 Dusknoir X H 43 Drifloon 15 44 Drifloon 16 45 Drifblim 48 46 Bronzor 14 47 Bronzong 46 48 Giratina 59 H 49 Machop 18 50 Machoke 41 51 Machamp 62 52 Machamp X H 53 Onix 25 54 Swinub 12 55 Piloswine 34 56 Mamoswine 56 57 Larvitar 19 58 Pupitar 33 59 Torterra 47 H 60 Infernape 49 H 61 Tyranitar 61 62 Sableye 31 63 Stunky 18 64 Skuntank 40 65 Drapion 44 66 Magnemite 15 67 Magneton 40 68 Magnezone 44 H 69 Steelix 63 70 Empoleon 52 H 71 Dialga 72 H 72 Bagon 13 73 Shelgon 35 74 Salamence 66 75 Starly 7 76 Staravia 18 77 Staraptor 64 78 Bidoof 13 79 Regigigas 47 H 80 Regigigas X H 81 Luxury Ball T - 82 Great Ball T - 83 PokéDrawer + T - 84 PokéHealer + T - 85 PokéBlower + T - 86 Energy Link T - 87 Marley's Wish Su - 88 Cyclone Energy E - 89 Warp Energy E - 90 Charmander 10 91 Charmeleon 32 92 Charizard 76 H Grass Energy E - - Fire Energy E - - Water Energy E - - Lightning Energy E - - Psychic Energy E - - Fighting Energy E - - Darkness Energy E - - Metal Energy E - -

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