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[[File:BidoofPrimalClash117.jpg|200px|thumb|An example of a Pokémon card with an Ancient Trait]]
[[File:BidoofPrimalClash117.jpg|200px|thumb|{{TCG ID|Primal Clash|Bidoof|117}} has the Ancient Trait α Recovery, so when it is healed, the effect of that healing is doubled.]]
'''Ancient Traits''' (Japanese: '''{{ruby|古代能力|こだいのうりょく}}''') are special attributes given to certain Pokémon, starting in the {{TCG|Primal Clash}} expansion. They are not {{TCG|Ability|Abilities}}, and as such, effects that would prevent Abilities from activating (such as {{TCG ID|Dragons Exalted|Garbodor|54}}'s Garbotoxin or {{TCG ID|Phantom Forces|Wobbuffet|36}}'s Bide Barricade) do not apply.
'''Ancient Traits''' (Japanese: '''{{ruby|古代能力|こだいのうりょく}}''' ''Ancient Power'') are special attributes on certain {{TCG|Pokémon}}, which first appeared in the {{TCG|Primal Clash}} expansion. They are not {{TCG|Ability|Abilities}}, and as such, effects that remove Abilities from Pokémon (such as {{TCG ID|Phantom Forces|Wobbuffet|36}}'s Bide Barricade or {{TCG ID|BREAKpoint|Garbodor|57}}'s Garbotoxin) do not affect Ancient Traits. Ancient Traits are not {{TCG|Rule Box}}es.


The Ancient Trait bar and text is placed at the top of the card, beneath the Pokémon's name. Apart from {{TCG|Pokémon-EX}}, Ancient Trait cards have artwork that differs from normal cards— the artwork extends down into the moves and fades into the bottom quarter, which is colored depending on the Pokémon's type. Because the artwork takes up most of the space available, the basic information of the Pokémon (Pokédex number, species, height and weight) is not shown.
The Ancient Trait bar and text is placed at the top of the card, beneath the Pokémon's name. Apart from {{TCG|Pokémon-EX}}, cards with an Ancient Trait have artwork that differs from normal cards— the artwork extends down into the text box. The art fades into a colored box for the bottom quarter of the card, with the color depending on the Pokémon's {{TCG|type}}. As the artwork takes up most of the space on the card, the Pokédex information for Pokémon (the Pokédex number, species, height and weight) is not included on the card. The [[Pokédex entry]], however, is still present.


Ancient Trait cards are treated as regular cards in play; they can be evolved from and into regular cards along its evolutionary line. A Pokémon's Ancient Trait does not depend on its type or rarity, though certain Ancient Traits are unique to the [[super-ancient Pokémon]] (Δ Wild and θ Max).
A Pokémon's Ancient Trait does not depend on its type or rarity, though the Ancient Traits Δ Wild and θ Max are only on Pokémon-EX cards depicting the [[super-ancient Pokémon]].


Whenever a Pokémon card with an Ancient Trait appears in a TCG set, a regular card of the same Pokémon appears as well (except for Pokémon-EX with Ancient Traits). Pokémon cards with Ancient Traits are usually stronger than their regular counterparts. Many of their attacks also take advantage of its Ancient Trait. Examples include α Growth Kingdra and Primal Kyogre-EX (which discard two Energy each turn) or α Recovery Eelektrik and Azumarill (which causes recoil damage and attacks more effectively with more HP).
Whenever a non-Pokémon-EX card with an Ancient Trait appeared in a TCG set, a regular and usually weaker card of the same Pokémon was released as well. Many of their attacks also take advantage of its Ancient Trait, For example, the {{TCG ID|Primal Clash|Kingdra|108}} and {{TCG ID|Primal Clash|Primal Kyogre-EX|55}} in Primal Clash have attacks that remove Energy cards from themselves. These cards have α Growth, which allows the player to attach two Energy cards to them in the same turn. This effect makes it easier to supply those Pokémon with the Energy required to repeatedly use their attacks.


==List of Ancient Traits==
==List of Ancient Traits==
===α Recovery===
===α Recovery===
'''α Recovery''' (Japanese: '''α{{ruby|回復|かいふく}}''' ''α Recovery'') is featured in the {{TCG|Primal Clash}} expansion. When a Pokémon with α Recovery recovers HP, the amount recovered is doubled.
'''α Recovery''' (Japanese: '''α{{ruby|回復|かいふく}}''' ''α Recovery'') is featured in the {{TCG|Primal Clash}} expansion. When a Pokémon with α Recovery heals from damage, the effect of that healing is doubled. For example, if such a Pokémon were instructed to heal 30 damage, it would instead heal 60 damage.
 
'''Description:''' When this Pokémon is healed, double the amount healed.


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===α Growth===
===α Growth===
'''α Growth''' (Japanese: '''αグロウ''' ''α Grow'') is featured in the Primal Clash expansion. When an Energy card is attached to a Pokémon with α Growth from the player's hand without using an attack, Ability or Trainer card, a second Energy card may be attached if the player has one in their hand.
'''α Growth''' (Japanese: '''αグロウ''' ''α Grow'') is featured in the Primal Clash expansion. When an Energy card is attached to a Pokémon with α Growth from the player's hand without using an attack, Ability or Trainer card, a second Energy card may be attached if the player has one in their hand.
'''Description:''' When you attach an Energy card from your hand to this Pokémon (except with an attack, Ability, or Trainer card), you may attach 2 Energy cards.


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===Ω Barrage===
===Ω Barrage===
'''Ω Barrage''' (Japanese: '''Ω{{ruby|連打|れんだ}}''' ''Ω Barrage'') is featured in the Primal Clash expansion. A Pokémon with Ω Barrage may attack twice in a turn. If the first attack Knocks Out the opponent's Active Pokémon, the second attack hits the new one.
'''Ω Barrage''' (Japanese: '''Ω{{ruby|連打|れんだ}}''' ''Ω Barrage'') is featured in the Primal Clash expansion. A Pokémon with Ω Barrage may attack twice in a turn. After using the first attack, players are only allowed to attack for the second time or end their turn. There is no opportunity to use any other effects.<ref>[https://compendium.pokegym.net/ruling/187/ Omega Barrage], TPCi Rules Team, Primal Clash FAQ, 2015-02-05, Compendium VMAX, [[Team Compendium]]</ref> If the first attack Knocks Out the opponent's Active Pokémon, then the opponent has to move one of their Benched Pokémon to the Active Spot. Afterward, the second attack occurs.
 
'''Description:''' This Pokémon may attack twice a turn. (If the first attack Knocks Out your opponent's Active Pokémon, you may attack again after your opponent chooses a new Active Pokémon.)


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===Ω Barrier===
===Ω Barrier===
'''Ω Barrier''' (Japanese: '''Ωバリア''' ''Ω Barrier'') is featured in the Primal Clash expansion and on {{TCG ID|XY Promo|Regirock|49}}, an XY Black Star Promo. The effects of the opponent's Trainer cards (other than Pokémon Tools and Stadium cards) do not apply to any Pokémon with Ω Barrier.
'''Ω Barrier''' (Japanese: '''Ωバリア''' ''Ω Barrier'') is featured in the Primal Clash expansion and on {{TCG ID|XY Promo|Regirock|49}}, an XY Black Star Promo. The effects of the opponent's Trainer cards (other than Pokémon Tools and Stadium cards) done to a Pokémon with Ω Barrier are prevented.
 
'''Description:''' Whenever your opponent plays a Trainer card (excluding Pokémon Tools and Stadium cards), prevent all effects of that card done to this Pokémon.


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===Δ Plus===
===Δ Plus===
'''Δ Plus''' (Japanese: '''Δプラス''' ''Δ Plus'') is featured in the {{TCG|Roaring Skies}} expansion. When a Pokémon with Δ Plus Knocks Out an opposing Pokémon due to damage from its attacks, the player takes one extra Prize card.
'''Δ Plus''' (Japanese: '''Δプラス''' ''Δ Plus'') is featured in the {{TCG|Roaring Skies}} expansion. When a Pokémon with Δ Plus Knocks Out an opposing Pokémon with damage from its attacks, the player takes one extra [[Prize card]].
 
'''Description:''' If your opponent's Pokémon is Knocked Out by damage from an attack of this Pokémon, take 1 more Prize card.


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===Δ Evolution===
===Δ Evolution===
'''Δ Evolution''' (Japanese: '''Δ{{ruby|進化|しんか}}''' ''Δ Evolution'') is featured in the Roaring Skies expansion and on two XY Black Star Promos. A Pokémon with Δ Evolution may be played to evolve a Pokémon during that player's first turn or the same turn it was put into play.
'''Δ Evolution''' (Japanese: '''Δ{{ruby|進化|しんか}}''' ''Δ Evolution'') is featured in the Roaring Skies expansion and on two XY Black Star Promos. A Pokémon with Δ Evolution may be played to evolve a Pokémon during that player's first turn or the same turn it was put into play.
'''Description:''' You may play this card from your hand to evolve a Pokémon during your first turn or the turn you play that Pokémon.


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===Δ Wild===
===Δ Wild===
'''Δ Wild''' (Japanese: '''Δワイルド''' ''Δ Wild'') is exclusively featured on {{TCG ID|Roaring Skies|M Rayquaza-EX|61}}, released in the Roaring Skies expansion. Due to this Ancient Trait, it takes 20 less damage from attacks from the opponent's {{e|Grass}}, {{e|Fire}}, {{e|Water}}, and {{e|Lightning}} Pokémon.
'''Δ Wild''' (Japanese: '''Δワイルド''' ''Δ Wild'') is exclusively featured on {{TCG ID|Roaring Skies|M Rayquaza-EX|61}}, released in the Roaring Skies expansion. A Pokémon with Δ Wild takes 20 less damage from attacks from the opponent's {{e|Grass}}, {{e|Fire}}, {{e|Water}}, and {{e|Lightning}} Pokémon.
 
'''Description:''' Any damage done to this Pokémon by attacks from your opponent's {{e|Grass}}, {{e|Fire}}, {{e|Water}}, or {{e|Lightning}} Pokémon is reduced by 20 (after applying Weakness and Resistance).


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===θ Stop===
===θ Stop===
'''θ Stop''' (Japanese: '''θストップ''' ''θ Stop'') is featured in the {{TCG|Ancient Origins}} expansion and on three XY Black Star Promos. Pokémon with θ Stop are unaffected by opposing Pokémon's {{TCG|Ability|Abilities}}.
'''θ Stop''' (Japanese: '''θストップ''' ''θ Stop'') is featured in the {{TCG|Ancient Origins}} expansion and on three XY Black Star Promos. The effects of {{TCG|Ability|Abilities}} of opposing Pokémon done to a Pokémon with θ Stop are prevented.
 
'''Description:''' Prevent all effects of your opponent's Pokémon's Abilities done to this Pokémon.


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===θ Double===
===θ Double===
'''θ Double''' (Japanese: '''θダブル''' ''θ Double'') is featured in the Ancient Origins expansion. A Pokémon with θ Double may have up to 2 {{TCG|Pokémon Tool card}}s attached to it.
'''θ Double''' (Japanese: '''θダブル''' ''θ Double'') is featured in the Ancient Origins expansion. A Pokémon with θ Double may have up to 2 {{TCG|Pokémon Tool card}}s attached to it.
'''Description:''' This Pokémon can have 2 Pokémon Tool cards attached to it.'''


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===θ Max===
===θ Max===
'''θ Max''' (Japanese: '''θマックス''' ''θ Max'') is featured in the Ancient Origins expansion. When a Pokémon in play evolves into a Pokémon with θ Max, all damage is healed from it.
'''θ Max''' (Japanese: '''θマックス''' ''θ Max'') is featured in the Ancient Origins expansion. It is only seen on Evolution cards that are Pokémon-EX depicting a super-ancient Pokémon. When a Pokémon in play evolves into a Pokémon with θ Max, all damage is healed from it.
 
'''Description:''' When 1 of your Pokémon becomes this Pokémon, heal all damage from it.


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==See Also==
==Trivia==
* [[Pokémon Power (TCG)]]
* Even though Ancient Traits are not Rule Boxes, Pokémon with Ancient Traits were not allowed in the {{TCG|Gym Leader Challenge format}} until November 16, 2021.
 
==See also==
* {{TCG|Pokémon Power}}
* {{TCG|Ability}}


==In other languages==
==In other languages==
''Ancient Trait''
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Latest revision as of 14:58, 15 July 2024

If you were looking for the "Ancient" category of cards introduced in the Paradox Rift expansion, see Ancient (TCG).

Ancient Traits (Japanese: 古代能力(こだいのうりょく) Ancient Power) are special attributes on certain Pokémon, which first appeared in the Primal Clash expansion. They are not Abilities, and as such, effects that remove Abilities from Pokémon (such as Wobbuffet's Bide Barricade or Garbodor's Garbotoxin) do not affect Ancient Traits. Ancient Traits are not Rule Boxes.

Bidoof has the Ancient Trait α Recovery, so when it is healed, the effect of that healing is doubled.

The Ancient Trait bar and text is placed at the top of the card, beneath the Pokémon's name. Apart from Pokémon-EX, cards with an Ancient Trait have artwork that differs from normal cards— the artwork extends down into the text box. The art fades into a colored box for the bottom quarter of the card, with the color depending on the Pokémon's type. As the artwork takes up most of the space on the card, the Pokédex information for Pokémon (the Pokédex number, species, height and weight) is not included on the card. The Pokédex entry, however, is still present.

A Pokémon's Ancient Trait does not depend on its type or rarity, though the Ancient Traits Δ Wild and θ Max are only on Pokémon-EX cards depicting the super-ancient Pokémon.

Whenever a non-Pokémon-EX card with an Ancient Trait appeared in a TCG set, a regular and usually weaker card of the same Pokémon was released as well. Many of their attacks also take advantage of its Ancient Trait, For example, the Kingdra and Primal Kyogre-EX in Primal Clash have attacks that remove Energy cards from themselves. These cards have α Growth, which allows the player to attach two Energy cards to them in the same turn. This effect makes it easier to supply those Pokémon with the Energy required to repeatedly use their attacks.

List of Ancient Traits

α Recovery

α Recovery (Japanese: α回復(かいふく) α Recovery) is featured in the Primal Clash expansion. When a Pokémon with α Recovery heals from damage, the effect of that healing is doubled. For example, if such a Pokémon were instructed to heal 30 damage, it would instead heal 60 damage.

Card list
No. Image Card name Type Rarity
37/160   Ludicolo    
64/160   Eelektrik    
71/160   Tentacool    
104/160   Azumarill    
117/160   Bidoof    
 


α Growth

α Growth (Japanese: αグロウ α Grow) is featured in the Primal Clash expansion. When an Energy card is attached to a Pokémon with α Growth from the player's hand without using an attack, Ability or Trainer card, a second Energy card may be attached if the player has one in their hand.

Card list
No. Image Card name Type Rarity
36/160   Swampert    
41/160   Whiscash    
52/160   Gorebyss    
55/160   Primal Kyogre-EX    
108/160   Kingdra    
 


Ω Barrage

Ω Barrage (Japanese: Ω連打(れんだ) Ω Barrage) is featured in the Primal Clash expansion. A Pokémon with Ω Barrage may attack twice in a turn. After using the first attack, players are only allowed to attack for the second time or end their turn. There is no opportunity to use any other effects.[1] If the first attack Knocks Out the opponent's Active Pokémon, then the opponent has to move one of their Benched Pokémon to the Active Spot. Afterward, the second attack occurs.

Card list
No. Image Card name Type Rarity
26/160   Torchic    
69/160   Nidoqueen    
81/160   Medicham    
97/160   Excadrill    
121/160   Bunnelby    
 


Ω Barrier

Ω Barrier (Japanese: Ωバリア Ω Barrier) is featured in the Primal Clash expansion and on Regirock, an XY Black Star Promo. The effects of the opponent's Trainer cards (other than Pokémon Tools and Stadium cards) done to a Pokémon with Ω Barrier are prevented.

Card list
No. Image Card name Type Rarity
9/160   Sceptile    
24/160   Magcargo    
60/160   Electrike    
77/160   Rhyperior    
86/160   Primal Groudon-EX    
XY49   Regirock   —
 


Δ Plus

Δ Plus (Japanese: Δプラス Δ Plus) is featured in the Roaring Skies expansion. When a Pokémon with Δ Plus Knocks Out an opposing Pokémon with damage from its attacks, the player takes one extra Prize card.

Card list
No. Image Card name Type Rarity
8/108   Dustox    
17/108   Articuno    
28/108   Natu    
52/108   Dragonite    
72/108   Swellow    
 


Δ Evolution

Δ Evolution (Japanese: Δ進化(しんか) Δ Evolution) is featured in the Roaring Skies expansion and on two XY Black Star Promos. A Pokémon with Δ Evolution may be played to evolve a Pokémon during that player's first turn or the same turn it was put into play.

Card list
No. Image Card name Type Rarity
32/108   Banette    
46/108   Togekiss    
74/108   Altaria    
76/108   M Rayquaza-EX    
81/108   Unfezant    
XY57   Fearow   —
XY59   Salamence   —
 


Δ Wild

Δ Wild (Japanese: Δワイルド Δ Wild) is exclusively featured on M Rayquaza-EX, released in the Roaring Skies expansion. A Pokémon with Δ Wild takes 20 less damage from attacks from the opponent's  ,  ,  , and   Pokémon.

Card list
No. Image Card name Type Rarity
61/108   M Rayquaza-EX    
 


θ Stop

θ Stop (Japanese: θストップ θ Stop) is featured in the Ancient Origins expansion and on three XY Black Star Promos. The effects of Abilities of opposing Pokémon done to a Pokémon with θ Stop are prevented.

Card list
No. Image Card name Type Rarity
8/98   M Sceptile-EX    
18/98   Volcarona    
32/98   Baltoy    
35/98   Golurk    
67/98   Porygon-Z    
XY58   Malamar   —
XY92   Sableye   —
XY93   Celebi   —
 


θ Double

θ Double (Japanese: θダブル θ Double) is featured in the Ancient Origins expansion. A Pokémon with θ Double may have up to 2 Pokémon Tool cards attached to it.

Card list
No. Image Card name Type Rarity
11/98   Vespiquen    
15/98   Entei    
21/98   Gyarados    
43/98   M Tyranitar-EX    
50/98   Metagross    
 


θ Max

θ Max (Japanese: θマックス θ Max) is featured in the Ancient Origins expansion. It is only seen on Evolution cards that are Pokémon-EX depicting a super-ancient Pokémon. When a Pokémon in play evolves into a Pokémon with θ Max, all damage is healed from it.

Card list
No. Image Card name Type Rarity
96/98   Primal Kyogre-EX    
97/98   Primal Groudon-EX    
98/98   M Rayquaza-EX    
 


Trivia

  • Even though Ancient Traits are not Rule Boxes, Pokémon with Ancient Traits were not allowed in the Gym Leader Challenge format until November 16, 2021.

See also

In other languages

Ancient Trait

Language Title
  Japanese 古代能力(こだいのうりょく) Ancient Trait
  French Trait Antique
  German Ewige Gabe
  Italian Tratto antico
  Korean 고대능력 Godae Neungryeok
  Brazilian Portuguese Traço Ancestral
  Spanish Rasgo Antiguo

α Recovery

Language Title
  Japanese α回復(かいふく) α Recovery
  French Régénération α
  German α Genesung
  Italian Recupero α
  Korean α회복 α Hoebok
  Brazilian Portuguese α Recuperação
  Spanish Recuperación α

α Growth

Language Title
  Japanese αグロウ α Grow
  French Croissance α
  German α Wachstum
  Italian Crescita α
  Korean α그로우 α Grow
  Brazilian Portuguese α Crescimento
  Spanish Crecimiento α

Ω Barrage

Language Title
  Japanese Ω連打(れんだ) Ω Barrage
  French Offensive Ω
  German Ω Offensive
  Italian Offensiva Ω
  Korean Ω연타 Ω Yeonta
  Brazilian Portuguese Ω Barragem
  Spanish Ráfaga Ω

Ω Barrier

Language Title
  Japanese Ωバリア Ω Barrier
  French Barrière Ω
  German Ω Barriere
  Italian Barriera Ω
  Korean Ω배리어 Ω Barrier
  Brazilian Portuguese Ω Barreira
  Spanish Barrera Ω

Δ Plus

Language Title
  Japanese Δプラス Δ Plus
  French Plus Δ
  German Δ Plus
  Italian Extra Δ
  Korean Δ플러스 Δ Plus
  Brazilian Portuguese Δ Mais
  Spanish Plus Δ

Δ Evolution

Language Title
  Japanese Δ進化(しんか) Δ Evolution
  French Évolution Δ
  German Δ Entwicklung
  Italian Evoluzione Δ
  Korean Δ진화 Δ Jinhwa
  Brazilian Portuguese Δ Evolução
  Spanish Evolución Δ

Δ Wild

Language Title
  Japanese Δワイルド Δ Wild
  French Jungle Δ
  German Δ Natur
  Italian Natura Δ
  Korean Δ와일드 Δ Wild
  Brazilian Portuguese Δ Selvagem
  Spanish Salvaje Δ

θ Stop

Language Title
  Japanese θストップ θ Stop
  French Stop θ
  German θ Stopp
  Italian Blocco θ
  Korean θ스톱 θ Stop
  Brazilian Portuguese θ Pare
  Spanish Stop θ

θ Double

Language Title
  Japanese θダブル θ Double
  French Double θ
  German θ Double
  Italian Doppio θ
  Korean θ더블 θ Double
  Brazilian Portuguese θ Duplo
  Spanish Doble θ

θ Max

Language Title
  Japanese θマックス θ Max
  French Max θ
  German θ Max
  Italian Max θ
  Korean θ맥스 θ Max
  Brazilian Portuguese θ Max
  Spanish Máximo θ


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  1. ↑ Omega Barrage, TPCi Rules Team, Primal Clash FAQ, 2015-02-05, Compendium VMAX, Team Compendium
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