Black & White Italian TCG Series merchandise
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Following the release of Pokémon Black and White, a plethora of Pokémon Trading Card Game products was released, featuring new Pokémon from the Unova region and new card mechanics that would define the game for several years. The following is a chronological list of all Italian TCG related merchandise consisting of Italian-exclusive promotional cards made available during this Series of the card game.
Dragons Exalted Collector's Album Box
Dragons Exalted featured an accompanying Collector's Album Box. The Dragons Exalted Collector's Album Box (Italian: Stirpe dei Draghi Set Album da collezione) contained a mini-collector's album capable of holding up to 60 cards, as well as two additional booster packs from the Dragons Exalted expansion and an Italian-exclusive Cosmos Holofoil Litwick promotional card.
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- Litwick (Next Destinies 18; Cosmos Holofoil)
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Boundaries Crossed Collector's Album Box
Boundaries Crossed featured an accompanying Collector's Album Box. The Boundaries Crossed Collector's Album Box (Italian: Confini Varcati Set Album da collezione) contained a mini-collector's album capable of holding up to 60 cards, as well as two additional booster packs from the Boundaries Crossed expansion and an Italian-exclusive Cosmos Holofoil Pikachu promotional card.
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Bauli Pokémon Easter Eggs
Dragons Exalted was featured as part of a promotional campaign in Italy through Bauli Pokémon Easter eggs (Italian: Uova di Pasqua Pokémon Bauli), released on March 24, 2013. Each Easter egg contained one of several Pokémon-themed accessories together with a three-card promotional pack from the Italian Dragons Exalted expansion, known as Stirpe dei Draghi.
Cards distributed in these promotional packs feature a Mirror Reverse Holofoil finish. Unlike the standard Reverse Holofoil cards from Dragons Exalted, which use an Energy-type-specific holographic pattern, these variants instead feature a mirror-like holofoil covering the card outside of the artwork. The variant remained undocumented until 2025, when collectors identified the cards as legitimate promotional releases after initially suspecting they were counterfeit.
Only uncommon Pokémon have been confirmed with the Mirror Reverse Holofoil treatment. Although additional variants continue to be discovered, it has been hypothesized that every uncommon Pokémon card in the expansion was released in this finish.
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