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The player begins their adventure at [[Mason Laboratory]], where {{TCG GB|Dr. Mason}} gives the player the choice of taking along one of three different Pokémon Trading Card Game decks: {{TCG|Charmander & Friends Deck|Charmander & Friends}}, {{TCG|Squirtle & Friends Deck|Squirtle & Friends}} or {{TCG|Bulbasaur & Friends Deck|Bulbasaur & Friends}}. | The player begins their adventure at [[Mason Laboratory]], where {{TCG GB|Dr. Mason}} gives the player the choice of taking along one of three different Pokémon Trading Card Game decks: {{TCG|Charmander & Friends Deck|Charmander & Friends}}, {{TCG|Squirtle & Friends Deck|Squirtle & Friends}} or {{TCG|Bulbasaur & Friends Deck|Bulbasaur & Friends}}. | ||
The [[player character]], {{TCG GB|Mark}}, has an ambition of becoming the world's greatest Pokémon Trading Card Game player, but his rival, {{TCG GB|Ronald}}, has a similar goal. Ronald duels the player at certain points in the game to test the player's cards; being defeated by Ronald is an indication for the player to improve his or her deck, whereas victory results in the player receiving a {{ | The [[player character]], {{TCG GB|Mark}}, has an ambition of becoming the world's greatest Pokémon Trading Card Game player, but his rival, {{TCG GB|Ronald}}, has a similar goal. Ronald duels the player at certain points in the game to test the player's cards; being defeated by Ronald is an indication for the player to improve his or her deck, whereas victory results in the player receiving a {{GB|1|Promotional Card}}. | ||
The object of the game is to defeat eight [[Club Master]]s (comparable to the [[Gym Leader]]s), earn their [[Master Medal]]s (comparable to [[Badge]]s), and then defeat four [[Grand Master]]s (comparable to the [[Elite Four]]) and the {{pkmn|Champion}}. The Club Masters' decks correspond to the {{TCG|type}}s of Trading Card Game cards; however, because there are eight Club Masters but only seven distinct types in the game, two of the types are repeated: {{TCG|Fighting}} and {{TCG|Grass}}, split in the form of a "Rock" and a "Poison" user, respectively. | The object of the game is to defeat eight [[Club Master]]s (comparable to the [[Gym Leader]]s), earn their [[Master Medal]]s (comparable to [[Badge]]s), and then defeat four [[Grand Master]]s (comparable to the [[Elite Four]]) and the {{pkmn|Champion}}. The Club Masters' decks correspond to the {{TCG|type}}s of Trading Card Game cards; however, because there are eight Club Masters but only seven distinct types in the game, two of the types are repeated: {{TCG|Fighting}} and {{TCG|Grass}}, split in the form of a "Rock" and a "Poison" user, respectively. | ||
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* Dr. Mason sends the player e-mails over the course of the game, sending fifteen in total. Each message contains at least one booster pack. | * Dr. Mason sends the player e-mails over the course of the game, sending fifteen in total. Each message contains at least one booster pack. | ||
* There are ten [[Auto Deck Machine]]s which allow the player to build predefined decks if they have the corresponding cards. One is available from the beginning, eight require Master Medals (one Master Medal for each machine) and the other is found at the end of the game. | * There are ten [[Auto Deck Machine]]s which allow the player to build predefined decks if they have the corresponding cards. One is available from the beginning, eight require Master Medals (one Master Medal for each machine) and the other is found at the end of the game. | ||
* There is the Challenge Cup tournament held in the [[Challenge Hall]], where the winner receives rare {{ | * There is the Challenge Cup tournament held in the [[Challenge Hall]], where the winner receives rare {{GB|1|Promotional Card}}s. | ||
===Duels=== | ===Duels=== | ||
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* The duel screen shows only one Pokémon card on each side of the field at once, displaying its name, HP, and number of {{TCG|Energy card|Energy cards}}. Additionally, the number of cards in the deck and on the Bench are also displayed. | * The duel screen shows only one Pokémon card on each side of the field at once, displaying its name, HP, and number of {{TCG|Energy card|Energy cards}}. Additionally, the number of cards in the deck and on the Bench are also displayed. | ||
* Various commands are found below the duel scene. | * Various commands are found below the duel scene. | ||
* When the player wins a duel, they usually receive two {{TCG|booster pack|booster packs}}. Winning against the rival Ronald awards a {{ | * When the player wins a duel, they usually receive two {{TCG|booster pack|booster packs}}. Winning against the rival Ronald awards a {{GB|1|Promotional Card}} instead. | ||
===Clubs=== | ===Clubs=== | ||