The Japanese Sword & Shield Era of the Pokémon Trading Card Game began shortly after the worldwide release of the Generation VIII titles Pokémon Sword and Shield in November 2019. In addition to the expansions, subsets, and self-contained products distributing new cards throughout the Era, the collection also includes many other TCG paraphernalia released as part of campaigns and events. Below is a chronological list of all the items released during the Japanese Sword & Shield Era of the Trading Card Game.
Pokémon Secret Club accessories
A website called the Pokémon Secret Club (Japanese: ポケモンひみつクラブ) was launched on July 12, 2019 to promote the release of Pokémon Sword and Shield. To register as a member, people were required to provide a serial code that could be obtained by pre-ordering a copy of one or both of the games. Participating retailers gave away serial code cards with an in-store pre-order, whereas digital pre-orders at participating sites sent the serial codes via email. As a member, people could take part in surveys, view teasers for various aspects of the games, and view information regarding new Pokémon. New content was added to the website periodically and a number of lotteries were held that gave away exclusive prizes to winning members:[1]
- Access to an Early Trial version of Pokémon Sword and Shield, held at a location in Tokyo on September 21, 2019, in which players could challenge Nessa at Hulbury Stadium. The application period for this lottery ran from August 9 to 22, 2019 and was limited to 140 groups of up to two people (280 people maximum).
- Access to a pre-opening event at Pokémon Center Osaka DX on September 21, 2019. Attendees received an Original Clear Card. An Original Charm was also given away with purchases of at least ¥5,000. The application period for this lottery ran from August 23 to 30, 2020 and was limited to 50 groups of up to three people (150 people maximum).[2]
- A Pokémon Sword and Shield Golden Dual Game Card Steelbook (Japanese: ザシアンとザマゼンタがデザインされたスチールブック Zacian and Zamazenta Design Steelbook), which features the game mascots Zacian and Zamazenta in their Crowned Sword and Shield forms. The same steelbook was available outside Japan in Pokémon Sword and Shield Dual Pack Steelbook Editions. The application period for this lottery ran from July 12 to 31, 2019 and was limited to 1,500 members.
- A PIICA and Clear Pass Case (Japanese: ピーカとクリアパスケース) featuring Grookey, Scorbunny, Sobble, and the Pokémon Secret Club logo. The PIICA card lights up when positioned over an IC card scanner. The application period for this lottery ran from August 9 to 30, 2019 and was limited to 1,000 members.
- A pack of 64 Pokémon Secret Club Design Sleeves (Japanese: ポケモンひみつクラブデザインのポケモンカードゲームのデッキシールド Pokémon Secret Club Design Pokémon Card Game Deck Shield) featuring Grookey, Scorbunny, Sobble, and the Pokémon Secret Club logo. The application period for this lottery ran from September 6 to 27, 2019 and was limited to 5,000 members.
- A Pokémon Secret Club Design Nintendo Switch Card Case (Japanese: Nintendo Switch専用 カードケース ポケモンひみつクラブデザイン) featuring the same design as previous physical lottery prizes. Each case can hold up to 24 Nintendo Switch game cartridges. The application period for this lottery began in early October 2019 and was open until the 27th. It was limited to 2,000 members.
- One of five B2-size posters featuring the signatures of Junichi Masuda and Shigeru Ohmori. The application period for this lottery began in early November 2019 and was open until the 14th. Only one of each poster was ultimately sent to winners.
Physical items began to be shipped to winners in early November 2019 by freight collect. Exclusive serial codes also became available when member numbers met certain thresholds. A Secret Shiny Necrozma code was revealed at 55,555 members; a Secret Shiny Krabby code was revealed at 100,000 members; and a Secret Club Casual Tee code was revealed at 150,000 members.
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Pokémon Sword Shield Golden
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Pokémon Secret Club Design
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Pokémon Center Shibuya Opening accessories
A wide array of merchandise across three distinct themes became available to purchase exclusively at Pokémon Center Shibuya in commemoration of its opening on November 22, 2019. Clothing, bags, and plushes were among several items to feature graffiti art by Japanese artist Number-D in reference to Shibuya's street culture. A promotional Pikachu card offered as a gift with purchase at all Pokémon Centers from this date also features graffiti art.[3] Shirts, bags, cushions, and other decorative items were released as a collaboration between Pokémon Center Shibuya and the first official Nintendo store, which opened in Tokyo on the same day. Items available from Pokémon Center Shibuya feature Mario-themed sprites containing overworld images from early Pokémon games, while those available from the Nintendo store featured Pokémon sprites containing level images from early Mario titles.[4] Phone cases and charms were among items released as part of the Crystal Stone series, which are decorated with Swarovski crystals. Two types of TCG accessory were also available, each coming in two designs. The Pikachu-themed items feature a silhouette of the Mouse Pokémon highlighted with black crystals, while the Poké Ball-themed items feature a raised Poké Ball mosaic consisting of red and white crystals. All four accessories are made of genuine leather, are lined with a fabric interior, and feature a golden Pikachu head charm. Each cost ¥12,000 plus tax.[5]
Deck cases: Each deck case can hold a full 60-card deck in sleeves and is secured shut with a magnet.
- Pikachu Crystal Stone Genuine Leather Deck Case (Japanese: 本革デッキケース CRYSTAL STONE ピカチュウ)
- Poké Ball Crystal Stone Genuine Leather Deck Case (Japanese: 本革デッキケース CRYSTAL STONE モンスターボール Genuine Leather Deck Case: Crystal Stone: Monster Ball)
Damage counter cases: Each case can be used to store damage counters and other small TCG accessories such as markers, coins, and dice.
- Pikachu Crystal Stone Genuine Leather Damage Counter Case (Japanese: 本革ダメカンケース CRYSTAL STONE ピカチュウ)
- Poké Ball Crystal Stone Genuine Leather Damage Counter Case (Japanese: 本革ダメカンケース CRYSTAL STONE モンスターボール Genuine Leather Damage Counter Case: Crystal Stone: Monster Ball)
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Pikachu Crystal Stone Genuine
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Poké Ball Crystal Stone Genuine
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Pikachu Crystal Stone Genuine
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Poké Ball Crystal Stone Genuine
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V Starter Sets
- Main article: V Starter Sets (TCG)
The first products to contain new cards in the Sword & Shield Era were released on November 29, 2019 and comprised five 60-card decks, each focusing on a particular type. These included:
- V Starter Set Grass (Japanese: スターターセットV 草)
- V Starter Set Fire (Japanese: スターターセットV 炎)
- V Starter Set Water (Japanese: スターターセットV 水)
- V Starter Set Lightning (Japanese: スターターセットV 雷)
- V Starter Set Fighting (Japanese: スターターセットV 闘)
Each deck included a selection of Pokémon relative to the focal type, among which were several Generation VIII debutants plus one Pokémon from a previous Generation that supported the new Pokémon V mechanic. Decks also comprised numerous Trainer cards featuring items and supporting characters from Pokémon Sword and Shield in addition to type-specific basic Energy cards. Each set was packaged with a sheet of damage counters and Special Condition markers, a coin, a playmat, and a play guide.
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Toys "R" Us Limited Triple V Starter Set
A deluxe V Starter Set-related product was available from the same day at participating Toys "R" Us stores. The Toys "R" Us Limited Triple V Starter Set (Japanese: トイザらス限定 トリプルスターターセットV) was packaged with a copy of the Grass, Fire, and Water V Starter Sets, as well as an exclusive deck box featuring the Galar first partner Pokémon Grookey, Scorbunny, and Sobble.
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| Toys "R" Us Limited Triple V Starter Set
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V Starter Set Fire 7-Eleven Limited Special Set
An enhanced version of the V Starter Set Fire was also available to purchase at participating 7-Eleven stores from November 29, 2019. The V Starter Set Fire 7-Eleven Limited Special Set (Japanese: セブン-イレブン限定スペシャルセット スターターセットV炎) included a regular copy of the V Starter Set Fire and a set of 64 limited design sleeves featuring Pikachu and Scorbunny, all packaged in a limited design card box that could also be used to store cards.
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V Starter Set Fire 7-Eleven Limited
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V5 Starter Set Complete Battle Box
The V5 Starter Set Complete Battle Box (Japanese: スターターセットV5 コンプリートバトルボックス) was another deluxe version of the V Starter Sets available from the same day. This product contained all five V Starter Sets presented in a pentagonal explosion box. Each deck was held in pockets lining the interior side panels. A central column contained the coins from each deck as well as a randomizer function that could be used to select a deck. By placing the included spherical Poké Ball charm in the funnel at the top of the column, it would fall into one of the small pockets lining the base. Each box also came with two sheets containing damage counters and status markers, as well as an exclusive 2-player playmat.
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V5 Starter Set Complete
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V5 Starter Set Complete
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SA accessories
Numerous TCG accessories became available to purchase alongside the V Starter Sets on November 29, 2019:
Carrying case: The Grookey, Scorbunny & Sobble Half Carrying Case (Japanese: ハーフキャリングケース サルノリ・ヒバニー・メッソン Half Carrying Case: Sarunori•Hibanny•Messon) was a small lime green plastic case complete with clasps that can store up to 700 cards (or up to 470 cards in sleeves), as well as other accessories such as deck cases. The case features red and blue outlines of Grookey, Scorbunny, and Sobble and was exclusive to Pokémon Centers.
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Grookey, Scorbunny & Sobble
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Deck case: The Grookey, Scorbunny & Sobble Deck Case (Japanese: デッキシールド サルノリ・ヒバニー・メッソン Deck Case: Sarunori•Hibanny•Messon) features the Galar first partner Pokémon accompanied by TCG type symbols.
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| Grookey, Scorbunny & Sobble Deck Case
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Sleeves: Packs of 64 Grookey, Scorbunny & Sobble Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド サルノリ・ヒバニー・メッソン Deck Shield: Sarunori•Hibanny•Messon) feature the same artwork as the deck case of the Chimp, Rabbit, and Water Lizard Pokémon.
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| Grookey, Scorbunny & Sobble Sleeves
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Miscellaneous items:
- The Zacian & Zamazenta Damage Counter Case (Japanese: ダメカンケース ザシアン・ザマゼンタ) was a small black plastic case featuring outlines of Pokémon Sword and Shield mascots Zacian and Zamazenta that could be used to store smaller TCG accessories, such as damage counters, coins, dice, or various markers.
- Packs of Pikachu Coin Dice (Japanese: コインサイコロ ピカチュウ) included two Pokémon-themed die that could be used as alternatives to coins in matches. The Pikachu and Poké Ball dice are similar to those available during the BW Era.
- Premium Acrylic Damage Counters Version 1 (Japanese: アクリルダメカン ver1), the same as those included in Premium Trainer Boxes, could be purchased separately from this date. Each pack included 34 damage counters comprising three different damage values: twenty orange-colored 10-damage counters, eight red-colored 50-damage counters, and six yellow-colored 100-damage counters.
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Zacian & Zamazenta Damage
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Pokénchi Presents Pokémon Card Elementary School Tournament "Ze!!" merchandise
The first competition to be held during the Sword & Shield Era was the Pokémon Card Elementary School Tournament "Ze!!", promoted by the variety show Meet Up at the Pokémon House?, colloquially known as Pokénchi. Host Abareru-kun was the face of the tournament, which was held at six ÆON Malls across Japan between December 1 and 15, 2019.[6] The tournaments were Limited format using the recently released V Starter Sets and were restricted to children in Elementary School or below. Participants in any of the regional tournaments received an Original Can Badge (Japanese: オリジナル缶バッチ) featuring Abareru-kun and the primary type symbols of the five V Starter Sets. The qualifying rounds consisted of winner stays on, with the first 16 players to reach three consecutive wins, or three wins in total, advancing to the single-elimination finals. Players advancing to the regional finals received an Original Sticker (Japanese: オリジナルステッカー) featuring the hand-drawn tournament logo. The overall winners of each regional tournament won an Original T-shirt (Japanese: オリジナルTシャツ) bearing the "Ze!!" logo and location of the event, as well as the right to participate in the tournament final. The final was held at the Pokémon Card Station at Pokémon Center Tokyo Bay on January 12, 2020 and was a single-elimination tournament using the V Starter Sets. The overall winner earned a place at the 2020 World Championships, which was delayed to 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Each regional tournament also held two side events after the main tournament. The V Starter Set Battle was much the same as the main tournament; competitors achieving three wins were awarded the same sticker. Participants of the Teaching side event were awarded the same can badge. Visitors could also purchase items at pop-up stores present at each venue. Those spending at least ¥1,500 on eligible TCG products were given their choice of event-exclusive Pre-assembled Deck Cases (Japanese: 組立式デッキケース), featuring either Zacian and Zamazenta or Grookey, Scorbunny, and Sobble.[7]
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Grookey, Scorbunny & Sobble
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Sword & Shield Premium Trainer Box
- Main article: Sword & Shield Premium Trainer Box (TCG)
The Sword & Shield Premium Trainer Box (Japanese: プレミアムトレーナーボックス ソード＆シールド) was released alongside the dual Sword and Shield expansions on December 6, 2019. Similarly to the initial Premium Trainer Box, the box contains a selection of useful Trainer cards from both the current and previous Era, plus higher quality versions of damage counters and status markers. Each box also comes with a damage counter case, a coin, 10 Sword booster packs, and 10 Shield booster packs.
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| Sword Shield Premium Trainer Box
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| Sword Shield Premium Trainer Box contents
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S1 accessories
The release of the Sword and Shield expansions on December 6, 2019 also saw many other TCG accessories become available to purchase.
Carrying case: The Zacian & Zamazenta Carrying Case (Japanese: キャリングケース ザシアン・ザマゼンタ) was a black plastic case with fixed partitions that could be used to store deck cases, TCG necessities, or around 1,300 loose cards. Each case features the Generation VIII Legendary Pokémon Zacian and Zamazenta and came complete with clasps and carrying handle.
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| Zacian & Zamazenta Carrying Case
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Card boxes:
- The Grookey, Scorbunny & Sobble Card Box (Japanese: カードボックス サルノリ・ヒバニー・メッソン（カード付き） Card Box: Sarunori•Hibanny•Messon (including card)) came packaged with a set of 54 basic Energy cards with the updated Sword & Shield Era layout, six S-P Promotional cards (two copies each of Potion, Full Heal, and Poké Ball), and three card dividers. Each box was able to store up to 250 cards in sleeves, or up to 500 loose cards. The box exterior and sleeve feature Energy symbols and colored circles with Grookey, Scorbunny, and Sobble.
- The Pokémon Center-exclusive Zacian & Zamazenta Long Card Box (Japanese: ロングカードボックス ザシアン・ザマゼンタ) had capacity to store up to 400 cards in sleeves, or 750 unsleeved cards. It features D.A.G Inc. artwork of Zacian and Zamazenta.
- Customers purchasing at least one booster box of Sword or Shield at participating stores were given an Original Card Box (Japanese: オリジナルカードボックス) featuring the Galar first partner Pokémon and the legendary heroes Zacian and Zamazenta.
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| Grookey, Scorbunny & Sobble Card Box
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Deck case: The Zacian & Zamazenta Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース ザシアン・ザマゼンタ) came with two card dividers and had space to store at least 90 cards in sleeves, or 180 loose cards when assembled. The case features Zacian and Zamazenta in its Crowned Sword and Crowned Shield forms, respectively.
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Playmats:
- The Zacian & Zamazenta Full-size Fabric Playmat (Japanese: フルサイズ布製プレイマット ザシアン・ザマゼンタ) contains a complete 2-player play area and is made of polyester. It utilizes the same D.A.G Inc. artwork of Zacian and Zamazenta as similar S1 merchandise and could only be purchased at Pokémon Centers.
- Customers that purchased at least five booster packs in any combination of Sword and Shield at participating Lawson stores were given a Lawson Limited Playmat (Japanese: ローソン限定プレイマット) while supplies lasted.[8] This 2-player paper playmat features a smooth wood effect and outlines of the Ken Sugimori stock images of Pikachu, Grookey, Scorbunny, and Sobble.
- Participating FamilyMart stores held a similar gift with purchase campaign from the same date. Customers were given a FamilyMart Limited Playmat (Japanese: ファミリーマート限定プレイマット) with the purchase of five Sword or Shield booster packs in any combination for as long as stocks lasted.[8] This 2-player paper playmat features cutouts of the same Pokémon annotated with elemental symbols and their anglicized names.
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| Zacian & Zamazenta Full-size Fabric Playmat
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Sleeves: Each pack contains 64 card sleeves.
- The Zacian & Zamazenta Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ザシアン・ザマゼンタ Deck Shield: Zacian•Zamazenta) recycle the artwork of Zacian and Zamazenta as featured on other products available at this time.
- The Grass-type Fighters Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド タイプファイターズ 草 Deck Shield: Type Fighters: Grass) feature all the Grass-type first partner Pokémon as of Pokémon Sword and Shield with Grookey at the forefront. These sleeves could only be purchased at Pokémon Centers.
- The Fire-type Fighters Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド タイプファイターズ 炎 Deck Shield: Type Fighters: Fire) feature the Fire-type first partner Pokémon from Generation I through to Generation VIII leaping forth. Scorbunny is at the center of the illustration. These sleeves were exclusive to Pokémon Centers and were illustrated by Ryota Murayama.
- The Water-type Fighters Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド タイプファイターズ 水 Deck Shield: Type Fighters: Water) feature Sobble and the seven Water-type first partner Pokémon that preceded it. These sleeves have artwork by Taira Akitsu and could only be purchased at Pokémon Centers.
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File: A 4-ring Zacian & Zamazenta Collection File (Japanese: コレクションファイル ザシアン・ザマゼンタ) featuring Zacian on the front and Zamazenta on the reverse was among the merchandise available. The file included ten 9-pocket sheets for card display and can accommodate up to 20 sheets, allowing 360 cards to be displayed. Additional packs of ten Zacian & Zamazenta Collection Refill (Japanese: コレクションリフィル ザシアン・ザマゼンタ) sheets were sold separately, which also came with dividers featuring the same Zacian and Zamazenta images.
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Pouch: Participating Pokémon Card Gym venues began to sell an exclusive Deck Case Pouch (Japanese: デッキケースポーチ), a small shoulder bag with two compartments that can securely hold a standard deck case. Each compartment cover could be secured shut with hook-and-loop fasteners. The bag itself features outlines of the Galar first partner Pokémon.
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Pokémon Card Regular Service December 2019-February 2020
The Pokémon Center Online offered customers the opportunity to reserve booster boxes of upcoming TCG sets and have them delivered with free shipping as part of a Pokémon Card Regular Service (Japanese: ポケモンカード定期便). Applications were accepted from November 1, 2019 and ceased after November 25 for customers opting to pay at convenience stores or after December 1 for customers opting to pay via credit card. Applicants could reserve one or two boxes per set. Successful applicants received box(es) of Sword and Shield upon its December 6 launch, as well as booster box(es) of VMAX Rising upon its release on February 7, 2020. A pair of Original A4 Clear Files (Japanese: オリジナルA4クリアファイル) featuring Zacian and Zamazenta were also shipped with fulfilled orders.[9]
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Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Pack 1
Pokémon Card Gyms in Japan operate much like Pokémon Leagues outside Asia, in that they provide a regular opportunity for people to meet, trade, and battle. Approved Pokémon Card Gym locations are sent paraphernalia from The Pokémon Company to host meetings, including promotional card packs to distribute amongst participants in whichever way they see fit. One pack is typically given to every participant of Gym Battle events, standard tournaments open to all ages, and to every participant of New Set Battle events, age-specific tournaments that require players to use a quantity of the latest cards in their deck. More packs are usually given to the top finishers in tournaments: three for those placing first, two for those placing second, and one for those placing third. Additional packs may also be given out at other events hosted by the Pokémon Card Gym location.
The first Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Pack to be distributed during the Sword & Shield Era contained one out of a possible seven S-P Promotional cards, one of which was an exclusive Pokémon V. Each promotional card bears the Pokémon Card Gym logo. These packs were first given out upon the launch of the dual Sword and Shield expansion and continued to be distributed throughout December 2019, January 2020, and February 2020.
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Pokémon Card Gym Promo
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Zacian Original Rubber Playmat
Pokémon Centers, participating Pokémon Card Gym venues, and Pokémon Card Stations across Japan held Pokémon Card Day (Japanese: ポケカの日 Pokéca Day) events on set Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays throughout December 2019, January 2020, and February 2020, starting with December 6, 2019—the official release day of the Sword and Shield expansions. Winners of rock paper scissors competitions held during these events were awarded a single-player Zacian Original Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ザシアン オリジナルラバープレイマット).[10] The February events added another playmat featuring Zamazenta to the prize pool; winners were randomly given a Zacian or Zamazenta playmat.
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Pokémon Card Challenge merchandise
Select Pokémon Centers and a temporary Pokémon Card Special Shop present at EDION AKIBA sold commemorative items for the Pokémon Card Challenge (Japanese: ポケモンカードからの挑戦状), Limited format events that used the V Starter Sets held in and around Tokyo on the weekend of December 14 and 15, 2019.[11][12] The majority of these items were available in five varieties, representing the primary types used in the V Starter Sets:
Caps:
- Grass Energy Knit Cap (Japanese: ニットキャップ 草エネルギー)
- Fire Energy Knit Cap (Japanese: ニットキャップ 炎エネルギー)
- Water Energy Knit Cap (Japanese: ニットキャップ 水エネルギー)
- Lightning Energy Knit Cap (Japanese: ニットキャップ 雷エネルギー)
- Fighting Energy Knit Cap (Japanese: ニットキャップ 闘エネルギー)
Towels:
- Grass Energy Muffler Towel (Japanese: マフラータオル 草エネルギー)
- Fire Energy Muffler Towel (Japanese: マフラータオル 炎エネルギー)
- Water Energy Muffler Towel (Japanese: マフラータオル 水エネルギー)
- Lightning Energy Muffler Towel (Japanese: マフラータオル 雷エネルギー)
- Fighting Energy Muffler Towel (Japanese: マフラータオル 闘エネルギー)
Badges:
- Grass Energy Can Badge Set (Japanese: 缶バッジセット 草エネルギー)
- Fire Energy Can Badge Set (Japanese: 缶バッジセット 炎エネルギー)
- Water Energy Can Badge Set (Japanese: 缶バッジセット 水エネルギー)
- Lightning Energy Can Badge Set (Japanese: 缶バッジセット 雷エネルギー)
- Fighting Energy Can Badge Set (Japanese: 缶バッジセット 闘エネルギー)
Rubber bands:
- Grass Energy Rubber Band (Japanese: ラバーバンド 草エネルギー)
- Fire Energy Rubber Band (Japanese: ラバーバンド 炎エネルギー)
- Water Energy Rubber Band (Japanese: ラバーバンド 水エネルギー)
- Lightning Energy Rubber Band (Japanese: ラバーバンド 雷エネルギー)
- Fighting Energy Rubber Band (Japanese: ラバーバンド 闘エネルギー)
Bag: The only standalone item was a Pokémon Card Game Drawstring Bag (Japanese: ドローストリングバッグ ポケモンカードゲーム), which features a pattern consisting of the five type symbols.
The event itself comprised two "missions", the first of which was a Limited format match that could be played at participating Pokémon Card Gym venues and Pokémon Centers. All competitors were given an envelope containing a Meowth V promotional card and a clue to the location of the Pokémon Card Stadium, the second mission.[13] Those who found the location, the Sunshine City Convention Center, could participate in another Limited format match and receive a Meowth VMAX promotional card.[14] More Pokémon Card Challenge events were planned for Osaka, Kyoto, and Hyogo in March 2020; however, due to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, these were canceled.[15]
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December 2019 accessories
Pokémon Centers, Pokémon Stores, and the Pokémon Center Online began to sell numerous TCG accessories bearing designs from past merchandise campaigns starting December 19, 2019. The Neon Color items feature colorful outlines of Pokémon such as Pikachu, Charizard, Eevee, Gengar, Mew, Lucario, Greninja, Rowlet, and Zeraora and were previously used on caps, shirts, and wallets as part of a Pokémon Center promotion in June 2018. The Berry's Forest, Ghost's Castle items come in two main varieties: Forest and Castle, each of which are vibrant pieces featuring numerous Pokémon as illustrated by Kayo Horaguchi. These illustrations were used on many items available in a Pokémon Center campaign that launched in September 2019. All TCG items were initially released exclusively at Pokémon Center Singapore on November 29, 2019.
Deck cases: Each deck case includes 2 dividers featuring variations of the artwork from the cases and each can store up to 180 cards.
- Neon Color Flip Deck Case (Japanese: フリップデッキケース NeonColor)
- Berry's Forest, Ghost's Castle: Forest Flip Deck Case (Japanese: フリップデッキケース Berry's forest，Ghost's castle 森)
- Berry's Forest, Ghost's Castle: Castle Flip Deck Case (Japanese: フリップデッキケース Berry's forest，Ghost's castle 城)
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Playmats:
- Neon Color Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット NeonColor)
- Berry's Forest, Ghost's Castle: Forest Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット Berry's forest，Ghost's castle 森)
- Berry's Forest, Ghost's Castle: Castle Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット Berry's forest，Ghost's castle 城)
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Sleeves: Each pack contains 64 card sleeves.
- Neon Color Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド NeonColor Deck Shield: Neon Color)
- Berry's Forest, Ghost's Castle: Forest Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド Berry's forest，Ghost's castle 森 Deck Shield: Berry's Forest, Ghost's Castle: Forest)
- Berry's Forest, Ghost's Castle: Castle Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド Berry's forest，Ghost's castle 城 Deck Shield: Berry's Forest, Ghost's Castle: Castle)
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Champion's League 2020 merchandise
The second Champion's League meeting of the 2019-2020 season, and the first major event of the Sword & Shield Era open to all ages, was held on December 21, 2019 at the Aichi International Exhibition Center, nicknamed the Aichi Sky Expo, Tokoname.[16] All competitors were given their choice of Eevee or Morpeko promotional card featuring the 2020 Championship Series logo upon entry.[17] Competitors could also earn Play Points by participating in the various events at the meeting and redeem them for prizes. These events included the main Champion's League tournament, the 4-League Battle, the 3 on 3 Battle, and the V Deck Battle. Competitors could, however, only redeem Play Points once during the meeting, a rule brought into effect towards the end of the previous season. 2 Play Points could be redeemed for a set of stickers featuring focal TAG TEAMs from recent sets. At 6 Play Points, competitors could redeem the stickers and their choice of one of four promotional cards: Jirachi, Volcanion, Mewtwo, or Meowth V. At 10 Play Points, competitors could select to redeem one of nine basic Energy Mirror Holofoil promotional cards at random or opt for a Meowth VMAX promotional card, as well as their choice of previous bracket promotional card, and the stickers. At 14 Play Points, competitors could earn their choice of previous bracket promotional cards, the set of stickers, and their choice of one of seven possible promotional cards: Espeon-GX, Umbreon-GX, Necrozma-GX, Leafeon-GX, Glaceon-GX, Sylveon-GX, or Pincurchin V. All bar Pincurchin V were previously available in Champion's League meetings held during the 2018-2019 season. The top bracket of 20 Play Points would earn players their choice of promotional 14 Play Point-bracket card, a random Mirror Holofoil Energy card or Meowth VMAX card, the set of stickers, and one each of the Jirachi, Volcanion, Mewtwo, and Meowth V promotional cards.[17]
A pop-up store, referred to as the Sales Corner, was also present at the venue, offering the latest TCG products and other official Pokémon merchandise. Packs of 64 event-exclusive Damage Design Premium Matte Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールドプレミアム・マット 「damage design」 Deck Shield Premium•Matte: "Damage Design") could be purchased here, as could a red chic leather-style Golden Magikarp Flip Deck Case (Japanese: フリップデッキケース 「金のコイキング」 Flip Deck Case: "Golden Koiking") complete with a golden-colored relief of Magikarp, which was limited to the Aichi meeting. The sleeves could be purchased for ¥890 and were limited to two per person; the deck case could be purchased for ¥3,000 and was limited to one per person.[18] People participating in any event were automatically entered into a lottery to win 1 of 50 copies of the deck case. If the number present on a participant's Play Point stamp card was drawn, they could redeem a free copy of the deck case at the Gift Exchange Corner.[17]
Junior League competitors in the main Champion's League 2020 tournament who reached the Second Stage of the qualifying round, as well as Senior, Master, and Open League competitors who placed in the top 64 following the qualification round, earned a promotional print of Pal Pad. A set of exclusive card sleeves (Japanese: オリジナルデッキシールド Original Deck Shield) were also awarded to Junior League competitors who went beyond the qualifying round (Climax Stage), as well as Senior, Master, and Open League competitors who placed in the top 32 following the qualification round. New Victory Proof trophy cards were awarded to the top 4 players in each league category at each venue.[19]
Two more Champion's League meetings were scheduled for 2019-2020 season but were canceled in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. They were due to be held at the Kyoto Pulse Plaza, Kyoto on March 21, 2020 and at Dream Messe Miyagi, Sendai on April 29, 2020. The 2020 Japan Championships, scheduled to be held on June 27 and 28, 2020, were also canceled.[20][21][22]
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Zacian + Zamazenta Box
- Main article: Zacian + Zamazenta Box (TCG)
The Zacian + Zamazenta Box (Japanese: ザシアン＋ザマゼンタBOX) is a small tinned product that was available from December 27, 2019. If focused purely on Metal-type Pokémon, the highlight of which were the first non-Pokémon V versions of the legendary heroes Zacian and Zamazenta. The tin also included three Sword booster packs and three Shield booster packs.
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Sword & Shield Pokémon Center Limited Special Set
The premium Pokémon Center limited sets proved to be popular following their debut midway through the Sun & Moon Era, offering items with exclusively commissioned artwork and large amounts of cards. The Sword & Shield Pokémon Center Limited Special Set (Japanese: ソード&シールド ポケモンセンター限定セットスペシャル) was set to continue the trend into the Sword & Shield Era and was scheduled to become available to purchase at Pokémon Centers, Pokémon Stores, and on the Pokémon Center Online from January 1, 2020. Each set was to include one Sword booster box, one Shield booster box, and four additional accessories:
- A Large Capacity Card Box (Japanese: 大容量カードボックス) that can hold up to 1,400 cards. It features D.A.G Inc. illustrations of Zacian and Zamazenta as used on many other products.
- The matching HOPPE DAISHŪGO Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース HOPPE DAISHŪGO), HOPPE DAISHŪGO Half Playmat (Japanese: ハーフプレイマット HOPPE DAISHŪGO), and set of 64 HOPPE DAISHŪGO Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド HOPPE DAISHŪGO Deck Shield: HOPPE DAISHŪGO) all feature the evolutionary line of Pikachu and subsequent Pokémon inspired by its design as of Generation VIII. HOPPE DAISHŪGO can be translated as Cheek Great Gathering, referencing the common trait these Pokémon have. The deck case can store 180 cards and comes with 2 card dividers.
The release of the product was later canceled upon the discovery of a quality issue. An apology was uploaded to the official Pokémon Card Game website on December 29, 2019.[23] The HOPPE DAISHŪGO items were eventually released separately in April.
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Special Pokémon Card Day events were held between January 1 and 5, 2020 in celebration of the New Year at Pokémon Centers, participating Pokémon Card Gym venues, and Pokémon Card Stations across Japan. Winners of rock paper scissors competitions held during these events were awarded a single-player Zamazenta Original Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ザマゼンタ オリジナルラバープレイマット). It was later added to the prize pool at regular Pokémon Card Day events held during February 2020; winners were randomly given a Zacian or Zamazenta playmat.
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Sumi-e Series 2 accessories
A second wave of merchandise featuring ink wash illustrations by sumi-e artist OKAZU became available to purchase from Pokémon Centers from January 1, 2020. Like the first wave of products released during the Sun & Moon Era, each item depicts one or a number of Pokémon in dynamic poses illustrated with a limited color palette. These items include:
Deck cases: Each deck case comes with two card dividers and have capacity for up to 180 cards.
- Sumi-e Series: Pikachu & Rayquaza Sceptile Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース 墨絵列伝 ピカチュウ＆レックウザ)
- Sumi-e Series: Entei & Suicune & Raikou Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース 墨絵列伝 エンテイ＆スイクン＆ライコウ)
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Playmats:
- Sumi-e Series: Pikachu & Rayquaza Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット 墨絵列伝 ピカチュウ＆レックウザ)
- Sumi-e Series: Entei & Suicune & Raikou Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット 墨絵列伝 エンテイ＆スイクン＆ライコウ)
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Sleeves: Each pack contains 64 card sleeves.
- Sumi-e Series: Pikachu Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 墨絵列伝 ピカチュウ Deck Shield: Sumi-e Series: Pikachu)
- Sumi-e Series: Rayquaza Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 墨絵列伝 レックウザ Deck Shield: Sumi-e Series: Rayquaza)
- Sumi-e Series: Entei Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 墨絵列伝 エンテイ Deck Shield: Sumi-e Series: Entei)
- Sumi-e Series: Suicune Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 墨絵列伝 スイクン Deck Shield: Sumi-e Series: Suicune)
- Sumi-e Series: Raikou Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 墨絵列伝 ライコウ Deck Shield: Sumi-e Series: Raikou)
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Damage counter cases:
- Sumi-e Series: Pikachu & Rayquaza Damage Counter Case (Japanese: ダメカンケース 墨絵列伝 ピカチュウ＆レックウザ)
- Sumi-e Series: Entei & Suicune & Raikou Damage Counter Case (Japanese: ダメカンケース 墨絵列伝 エンテイ＆スイクン＆ライコウ)
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S1a accessories
The first subset of the Sword & Shield Era, VMAX Rising, was officially released on February 7, 2020. The release of this set also saw numerous TCG accessories become available to purchase at Pokémon Centers across the country as well as the Pokémon Center Online.
Deck cases: Each deck case came with two card dividers and have capacity for up to 180 cards when assembled.
- The Gigantamax: Melodies that Echo on the Lake Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース キョダイマックス 湖に響く旋律 Deck Case: Kyodaimax: Melodies that Echo on the Lake) features a 5ban Graphics illustration of Lapras in its Gigantamax form against a swirling rainbow background.
- The Gigantamax: True Form of the Mysterious Forest Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース キョダイマックス 不思議な森の正体 Deck Case: Kyodaimax: True Form of the Mysterious Forest) features Gigantamax Snorlax as illustrated by Creatures, Inc.'s in-house art team 5ban Graphics.
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- The Gigantamax: Melodies that Echo on the Lake Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド キョダイマックス 湖に響く旋律 Deck Shield: Kyodaimax: Melodies that Echo on the Lake) feature Gigantamax Lapras, recently released as a Pokémon VMAX card in the Shield expansion.
- Gigantamax: True Form of the Mysterious Forest Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド キョダイマックス 不思議な森の正体 Deck Shield: Kyodaimax: True Form of the Mysterious Forest) feature Snorlax in its Gigantamax form, promoting its recent appearance as a Pokémon VMAX card in the Sword expansion.
- The Rillaboom, Cinderace & Inteleon Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ゴリランダー・エースバーン・インテレオン Deck Shield: Gorirandā•Ēsubān•Intereon) feature Dynamaxed versions of Rillaboom, Cinderace, and Inteleon, each of which appear as Pokémon VMAX in the VMAX Rising subset.
- The Galarian Ponyta & Galarian Rapidash Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ガラルポニータ＆ガラルギャロップ Deck Shield: Galarian Ponyta & Galarian Gallop) feature the Galarian forms of Unique Horn Pokémon Ponyta and Rapidash. Their manes and horns are emitting a sparkling glow.
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Coin album: Participating Pokémon Card Gym venues distributed Coin Albums (Japanese: ポケモンコイン専用ケース Pokémon Coin Exclusive Case) to customers purchasing at least two VMAX Rising booster boxes in a single transaction. Each album came with an exclusive gold-colored coin featuring the Galar first partner Pokémon, which could be displayed along with other coins in one of the 16 slots available.[24] The album artwork features Dynamaxed versions of Rillaboom, Cinderace, and Inteleon.
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CoroCoro Ichiban! VMAX Deck Case
The April 2020 issue of CoroCoro Ichiban!, released on February 21, 2020, included a flat-pack VMAX Deck Case (Japanese: VMAX デッキケース) featuring Pokémon Sword and Shield mascots Zacian and Zamazenta, plus the Galar first partner Pokémon Grookey, Scorbunny, and Sobble. Once assembled, the case could be opened like a book and the two compartments could each hold 60 cards.
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Rebellion Crash Pokémon Center Limited Set
The Rebellion Crash Pokémon Center Limited Set (Japanese: 反逆クラッシュ ポケモンセンター限定セット) was available to purchase from Pokémon Centers, Pokémon Stores, and the Pokémon Center Online upon the general release of the second Sword & Shield Era expansion, Rebellion Crash, on March 6, 2020. It comes packaged with 2 Rebellion Crash booster boxes and 3 exclusive accessories:
- A Large Capacity Card Box (Japanese: 大容量カードボックス) with space to store up to 1,400 cards. It features the Gigantamaxed form of Toxtricity.
- The Secretary Oleana Deck Case (Japanese: デッキシールド 秘書オリーヴ Deck Case: Secretary Olive) and matching set of 64 Secretary Oleana Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 秘書オリーヴ Deck Shield: Secretary Olive) feature Macro Cosmos vice-president Oleana as illustrated by Tika Matsuno. The deck case can store 180 cards and comes with 2 card dividers.
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Rebellion Crash V Special Set
Also released in conjunction with the Rebellion Crash expansion on March 6, 2020 was the Rebellion Crash V Special Set (Japanese: Vスペシャルセット 反逆クラッシュ). This product contains 16 fixed cards, comprising 2 S-P Promotional cards and 14 basic Lightning Energy cards, in addition to 7 Rebellion Crash booster packs and a tin pencil case featuring Toxtricity in its Gigantamax form.
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S2 accessories
A number of accessories were made available to promote the release of the Rebellion Crash expansion on March 6, 2020. Several themes were present across the items to be had, which comprised deck cases able to hold up to 180 cards, single-player playmats, packs of 64 card sleeves, and can cases used to store damage counters, dice, and coins. A wave of flip deck cases featuring some of the same designs were subsequently released on March 27, 2020.
Rebellion Crash merchandise: Two sets of products associated with Pokémon present in the Rebellion Crash expansion were among those released. These include the Punk Pokémon Toxtricity in its Gigantamax form and the Stealth Pokémon Dragapult in its Dynamax form. The Dragapult items were exclusive to Pokémon Centers.
- Toxtricity Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース ストリンダー Deck Case: Strinder)
- Dynamax Dragapult Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース ダイマックスドラパルト Deck Case: Daimax Dorapult)
- Toxtricity Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ストリンダー Deck Shield: Strinder)
- Dynamax Dragapult Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ダイマックスドラパルト Deck Shield: Daimax Dorapult)
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PikaPikachu merchandise: Each of these items feature the Mouse Pokémon Pikachu in various poses alongside one of the letters in its romanized name. The items come in black and yellow varieties and could only be purchased at Pokémon Centers.
- Black PikaPikachu Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット PIKAPIKACHU BK)
- Yellow PikaPikachu Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド PIKAPIKACHU YE Deck Shield: PIKAPIKACHU YE)
- Black PikaPikachu Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド PIKAPIKACHU BK Deck Shield: PIKAPIKACHU BK)
- Yellow PikaPikachu Damage Counter Can Case (Japanese: ダメカン缶ケース PIKAPIKACHU YE)
- Black PikaPikachu Damage Counter Can Case (Japanese: ダメカン缶ケース PIKAPIKACHU BK)
- Yellow PikaPikachu Flip Deck Case (Japanese: フリップデッキケース PIKAPIKACHU YE)
- Black PikaPikachu Flip Deck Case (Japanese: フリップデッキケース PIKAPIKACHU BK)
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Mewtwo Version 3 merchandise: These Pokémon Center-exclusive products feature Mewtwo and Mew and come in two distinct varieties. The regular items feature a glowing Mewtwo, remorseless amidst a scene of destruction, with a concerned Mew floating nearby. The Silhouette items feature the two Pokémon highlighted in purple.
- Mewtwo Version 3 Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット ミュウツー ver.3)
- Mewtwo Version 3 Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ミュウツー ver.3 Deck Shield: Mewtwo Ver. 3)
- Mewtwo Version 3 Silhouette Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ミュウツー ver.3 シルエット Deck Shield: Mewtwo Ver. 3 Silhouette)
- Mewtwo Version 3 Damage Counter Can Case (Japanese: ダメカン缶ケース ミュウツー ver.3)
- Mewtwo Version 3 Silhouette Damage Counter Can Case (Japanese: ダメカン缶ケース ミュウツー ver.3 シルエット)
- Mewtwo Version 3 Flip Deck Case (Japanese: フリップデッキケース ミュウツー ver.3)
- Mewtwo Version 3 Silhouette Flip Deck Case (Japanese: フリップデッキケース ミュウツー ver.3 シルエット)
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Mewtwo Version 3 Silhouette
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Mewtwo Version 3 Damage
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Mewtwo Version 3 Silhouette
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Mewtwo Version 3 Flip Deck
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Mewtwo Version 3 Silhouette
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24-hour Pokémon Chū merchandise: Each of these products feature drawings of various Pokémon by popular sticker illustrator nagano and are based on products available in an October 2019 Pokémon Center merchandise campaign. These items were also limited to Pokémon Centers.
- 24-hour Pokémon Chū Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット 24じかんポケモンCHŪ)
- 24-hour Pokémon Chū: Pikachu Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 24じかんポケモンCHŪ ピカチュウ Deck Shield: 24-hour Pokémon CHŪ: Pikachu)
- 24-hour Pokémon Chū: Slowpoke Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 24じかんポケモンCHŪ ヤドン Deck Shield: 24-hour Pokémon CHŪ: Yadon)
- 24-hour Pokémon Chū: Larvitar Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 24じかんポケモンCHŪ ヨーギラス Deck Shield: 24-hour Pokémon CHŪ: Yogiras)
- 24-hour Pokémon Chū: Pikachu Flip Deck Case (Japanese: フリップデッキケース 24じかんポケモンCHU ピカチュウ)
- 24-hour Pokémon Chū: Slowpoke Flip Deck Case (Japanese: フリップデッキケース 24じかんポケモンCHU ヤドン Flip Deck Case: 24-hour Pokémon CHŪ: Yadon)
- 24-hour Pokémon Chū: Larvitar Flip Deck Case (Japanese: フリップデッキケース 24じかんポケモンCHU ヨーギラス Flip Deck Case: 24-hour Pokémon CHŪ: Yogiras)
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24-hour Pokémon Chū Rubber
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24-hour Pokémon Chū:
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24-hour Pokémon Chū:
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24-hour Pokémon Chū:
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24-hour Pokémon Chū:
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24-hour Pokémon Chū:
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Pikachu Face merchandise: These two items feature Pikachu's facial elements in a minimalist style. Both were Pokémon Center exclusives.
- Pikachu Face Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット ピカチュウフェイス)
- Pikachu Face Damage Counter Can Case (Japanese: ダメカン缶ケース ピカチュウフェイス)
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Pikachu Face Damage
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CoroCoro Ichiban! Double Deck Case
Another flat-pack deck case was included in the May 2021 issue of CoroCoro Ichiban!, which was released on March 19, 2021. The Double Deck Case (Japanese: Wデッキケース) features the Wushu Pokémon Urshifu in both of its Gigantamax forms and can hold 60 cards in each of its compartments when assembled.
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Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Pack 2
The second Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Pack was scheduled to be given away at approved locations in time with the launch of Rebellion Crash on March 6, 2020; however, with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan, all official events were canceled starting February 29, 2020.[20] In spite of this, it is evident that venues still received packs from The Pokémon Company ready for distribution, as their contents began appearing on auction sites following the release embargo. Events officially resumed from May 23, 2020[25] and packs were given out until July 2020. Each pack contained one out of a possible eight S-P Promotional cards, all of which feature the Pokémon Card Gym logo.
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Charizard VMAX Starter Set
- Main article: Charizard & Grimmsnarl VMAX Starter Sets (TCG)
A pair of standard decks was made available from March 27, 2020, the first of which was the Charizard VMAX Starter Set (Japanese: スターターセットVMAX リザードン Starter Set VMAX: Lizardon). Charizard is featured as both a Pokémon V and as a Pokémon VMAX in its Gigantamax form together with other Fire and Fighting-type Pokémon. Each deck also includes a number of Trainer cards from both the Sun & Moon and Sword & Shield Eras, supporting Energy cards, and essential accessories.
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Grimmsnarl VMAX Starter Set
- Main article: Charizard & Grimmsnarl VMAX Starter Sets (TCG)
The Grimmsnarl VMAX Starter Set (Japanese: スターターセットVMAX オーロンゲ Starter Set VMAX: Ohlonge) was the second of two Gigantamax-themed decks released on March 27, 2020. The deck focuses predominantly on Darkness-type Pokémon, including Grimmsnarl as a Pokémon V and a Pokémon VMAX. The deck is complete with useful Item and Supporter cards plus quantities of Darkness Energy cards. The deck also includes damage counters, status markers, a player's guide, plus a unique playmat and coin.
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SC accessories
Two sets of deck cases and sleeves were available alongside the Charizard & Grimmsnarl VMAX Starter Sets depicting either the Flame Pokémon Charizard or the Bulk Up Pokémon Grimmsnarl in their Gigantamax forms. The Gigantamax Charizard items feature artwork by nejita; the Gigantamax Grimmsnarl items feature artwork by Ryota Murayama.
Deck cases: Each deck case can store a fully-sleeved deck and come packaged with 2 dividers.
- Gigantamax Charizard Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース キョダイマックスリザードン Deck Case: Kyodaimax Lizardon)
- Gigantamax Grimmsnarl Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース キョダイマックスオーロンゲ Deck Case: Kyodaimax Ohlonge)
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Energy (S-P Promo 49)
