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* The back of Pokémon cards was changed in international releases to the design used on the back of cards outside of Japan. | * The back of Pokémon cards was changed in international releases to the design used on the back of cards outside of Japan. | ||
* The international releases refined the graphics for the Game Boy consoles seen when using the various link features, such as Card Pop!. | * The international releases refined the graphics for the Game Boy consoles seen when using the various link features, such as Card Pop!. | ||
* In the Japanese version, the symbol for a {{DL|Special Conditions (TCG)|paralyzed}} Pokémon are two vertical jagged lines ([[File:TCG GB paralyzed JP.png]]). In the American and European versions, the symbol is a horizontal jagged line ([[File:TCG GB paralyzed INT.png]]). | * In the Japanese version, the symbol for a {{DL|Special Conditions (TCG)|paralyzed}} Pokémon are two vertical jagged lines ([[File:TCG GB paralyzed JP.png]]). In the American and European versions, the symbol is a horizontal jagged line ([[File:TCG GB paralyzed INT.png]]). The redesign may possibly be due to the former’s resemblance to the {{wp|Schutzstaffel}} symbol. | ||
* The artwork for {{TCG ID|Base Set|Jynx|31}}'s face was changed from black to purple in international releases to avoid further [[Jynx (Pokémon)#Controversy|controversy]]. This card was later further changed in the [[Virtual Console]] and [[Nintendo Switch Online]] releases, with the purple background being lightened some more. | * The artwork for {{TCG ID|Base Set|Jynx|31}}'s face was changed from black to purple in international releases to avoid further [[Jynx (Pokémon)#Controversy|controversy]]. This card was later further changed in the [[Virtual Console]] and [[Nintendo Switch Online]] releases, with the purple background being lightened some more. | ||
* When the player tries to save an unnamed {{TCG GB|deck}} in the Japanese version, the player name is included in the default deck name. In all other languages, the player name is not included. For instance, if the player is named "パーク" ({{TCG GB|Mark|Park}}) in the Japanese version, the first default name used for an unnamed deck is "パークの００１デッキ" (Park's 001 Deck). In the English version, the first default name is simply "001 Deck" | * When the player tries to save an unnamed {{TCG GB|deck}} in the Japanese version, the player name is included in the default deck name. In all other languages, the player name is not included. For instance, if the player is named "パーク" ({{TCG GB|Mark|Park}}) in the Japanese version, the first default name used for an unnamed deck is "パークの００１デッキ" (Park's 001 Deck). In the English version, the first default name is simply "001 Deck" | ||