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[[File:DW Dream Catalogue.png|thumb|Dream Catalogue]] | [[File:DW Dream Catalogue.png|thumb|200px|right|Dream Catalogue]] | ||
'''Décor''' (Japanese: '''インテリア''' ''Interior'') is a type of decoration used exclusively in the [[Pokémon Dream World]]. Décor is only for aesthetics and serves no other function in the Dream World; however, some functional items provided by default are technically Décor: the Treasure Chest, Friend Board, Cozy Cottage, Watering Can, and Share Shelf. The Cozy Cottage is the only one which can currently be swapped for a different piece of Décor. Players purchase Décor from catalogues, of which more than one are available to Japanese players, and these are accessed from the Dream Catalogue. Additional catalogues may be provided by promotions. Décor may be added to catalogues already unlocked, as is the case with the Porygon2 Doll. | '''Décor''' (Japanese: '''インテリア''' ''Interior'') is a type of decoration used exclusively in the [[Pokémon Dream World]]. Décor is only for aesthetics and serves no other function in the Dream World; however, some functional items provided by default are technically Décor: the Treasure Chest, Friend Board, Cozy Cottage, Watering Can, and Share Shelf. The Cozy Cottage is the only one which can currently be swapped for a different piece of Décor. Players purchase Décor from catalogues, of which more than one are available to Japanese players, and these are accessed from the Dream Catalogue. Additional catalogues may be provided by promotions. Décor may be added to catalogues already unlocked, as is the case with the Porygon2 Doll. | ||
==Plain Catalogue== | ==Plain Catalogue== | ||
[[File:DW Plain Catalogue.png|thumb|Plain Catalogue]] | [[File:DW Plain Catalogue.png|thumb|200px|right|Plain Catalogue]] | ||
Upon first accessing the Dream World, players gain access to the Plain Catalogue, which they can use to buy Décor. The Treasure Chest, Friend Board, Cozy Cottage, Watering Can, and Share Shelf are already unlocked upon arrival. This is the only catalogue accessible for non-Japanese players. | Upon first accessing the Dream World, players gain access to the Plain Catalogue, which they can use to buy Décor. The Treasure Chest, Friend Board, Cozy Cottage, Watering Can, and Share Shelf are already unlocked upon arrival. This is the only catalogue accessible for non-Japanese players. | ||
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The Elegant Bed, Low Bookcase, Chic Cushion, Elegant Lamp, Chic Bolster, Elegant Sofa, and Manor House were released on September 28, 2011 alongside the {{dwa|Spooky Manor}} to all languages of the Pokémon Global Link, while the Rocket House, Space Window, Starry Mat, and Telescope were added alongside {{dwa|Rugged Mountain}} November 16, 2011. | The Elegant Bed, Low Bookcase, Chic Cushion, Elegant Lamp, Chic Bolster, Elegant Sofa, and Manor House were released on September 28, 2011 alongside the {{dwa|Spooky Manor}} to all languages of the Pokémon Global Link, while the Rocket House, Space Window, Starry Mat, and Telescope were added alongside {{dwa|Rugged Mountain}} November 16, 2011. | ||
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{{dwf|plain|width=50%|Manor House|ようふうな家|Western House|Available by default from September 28, 2011 onward|Razz|250|Bluk|250|Nanab|250}} | {{dwf|plain|width=50%|Manor House|ようふうな家|Western House|Available by default from September 28, 2011 onward|Razz|250|Bluk|250|Nanab|250}} | ||
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====Promotion only==== | ====Promotion only==== | ||
{{DL|List of Pokémon Global Link promotions|Décor|Promotion}}-exclusive Décor were added in this catalogue. From May 18, 2011 to April 26, 2012, the Porygon2 Doll was available to Japanese players. From July 13 to October 4, 2011, the Victini Doll was available to Japanese players, requiring the password 「ポケモンえいが」 ''Pokémon Movie''. That same event occurred from March 6 to May 29, 2012 internationally. From September 28 to October 31, 2011—beginning the same day the {{dwa|Spooky Manor}} and several other items of Décor were released in all languages—the Museum Mat and Party Painting were available to Japanese players, requiring the password 「ハロウィン」 ''Halloween''. | |||
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==Winter Catalogue 2011== | ==Winter Catalogue 2011== | ||
[[File:DW Winter Catalogue 2011.png|thumb|Winter Catalogue 2011]] | [[File:DW Winter Catalogue 2011.png|thumb|200px|right|Winter Catalogue 2011]] | ||
This catalogue containing winter-themed Décor was made available from November 18, 2011 to March 1, 2012. While requiring those with North American Global Link accounts to input the password "NPWINTER," (found in the December issue of ''Nintendo Power'') it requires no password for other regions. | This catalogue containing winter-themed Décor was made available from November 18, 2011 to March 1, 2012. While requiring those with North American Global Link accounts to input the password "NPWINTER," (found in the December issue of ''Nintendo Power'') it requires no password for other regions. | ||