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The '''[[deck]]''' (Japanese: '''デッキ''' ''deck''; '''{{ruby|山札|やまふだ}}''' ''deck'') contains the [[card (GB)|cards]] used by a duelist in the video games {{ga|Pokémon Trading Card Game}} and [[Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!]]. In these games, duelists use 60-card decks. The player may have up to 4 decks and save additional customized decks in the [[Deck Save Machine]]. Additional predefined deck configurations may be built with the [[Auto Deck Machine]] if the player has all the required cards. The decks are edited using the Deck option in the [[menu]].
The '''[[deck]]''' (Japanese: '''デッキ''' ''deck''; '''{{ruby|山札|やまふだ}}''' ''deck'') contains the [[card (GB)|cards]] used by a duelist in the video games {{ga|Pokémon Trading Card Game}} and [[Pokémon Trading Card Game 2: The Invasion of Team GR!]]. In these games, duelists use 60-card decks. The player may have up to 4 decks and save additional customized decks in the [[Deck Save Machine]]. Additional predefined deck configurations may be built with the [[Auto Deck Machine]] if the player has all the required cards. The decks are edited using the Deck option in the [[menu]].


==Terminology==
In the Japanese video games, the word デッキ refers to a deck configuration (as in the phrases "build a deck", "dismantle a deck"), while the word {{ruby|山札|やまふだ}} refers to the deck pile from which the cards are drawn (as in the phrases "shuffle the deck", "draw a card from the deck"). They are equally translated as "deck" in English.
In the Japanese video games, the word デッキ refers to a deck configuration (as in the phrases "build a deck", "dismantle a deck"), while the word {{ruby|山札|やまふだ}} refers to the deck pile from which the cards are drawn (as in the phrases "shuffle the deck", "draw a card from the deck"). They are equally translated as "deck" in English.