Black Kyurem & White Kyurem (Tretta)
- Black Kyurem & White Kyurem redirects here. For the Formes of Kyurem, see List of Pokémon with form differences → Kyurem.
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Black Kyurem & White Kyurem (Japanese: ブラックキュレムとホワイトキュレム) is the third Pokémon Tretta set. It features 48 Tretta.
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As its name suggests, the Black Kyurem & White Kyurem set features the newly introduced formes of Kyurem: Black Kyurem and White Kyurem on a number of Tretta, as well as the Legendary Pokémon Reshiram as the set's Legend-class Tretta.
The Normal type is introduced to Pokémon Tretta with the inclusion of Eevee, as well as the new Combo mechanic, which all of Eevee's evolutions utilize. As long as at least two Tretta in the player's team feature the 
icon, those Pokémon may chain attacks. Viable Pokémon are highlighted at the start of Battle Mode, and upon selecting a Pokémon, available Combo partners can be cycled between using the dial on the upper section of the console. After the first Pokémon has attacked, Combo Chance will start another damage roulette before the second attack commences. Pokémon that have been selected to attack first in a round cannot be selected as Combo partners in subsequent rounds, unless that Pokémon has another move that has not been used. A team of three Pokémon with icons can therefore attack a maximum of six times over the three rounds.
All regular Tretta are colored green in this set. Cave replaces Beach again in Search Mode, while the other locations have a winter theme.
Set list
| Tretta No. | Name | Type | Class |
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| 3-00 | Reshiram | 
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| 3-01 | White Kyurem | 
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| 3-02 | Black Kyurem |
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| 3-03 | Tornadus | 
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| 3-04 | Thundurus | 
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| 3-05 | Landorus | 
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| 3-06 | Cobalion | 
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| 3-07 | Terrakion | 
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| 3-08 | Virizion | 
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| 3-09 | Electivire |
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| 3-10 | Magmortar | 
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| 3-11 | Zekrom |
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| 3-12 | Lucario | 
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| 3-13 | White Kyurem |
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| 3-14 | Black Kyurem |
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| 3-15 | Zekrom |
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| 3-16 | Lucario |
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| 3-17 | Pikachu |
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| 3-18 | Psyduck | 
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| 3-19 | Stunfisk |
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| 3-20 | Eevee | 
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| 3-21 | Vaporeon |
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| 3-22 | Jolteon |
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| 3-23 | Flareon |
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| 3-24 | Espeon | 
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| 3-25 | Umbreon | 
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| 3-26 | Leafeon |
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| 3-27 | Glaceon |
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| 3-28 | Tornadus |
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| 3-29 | Thundurus |
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| 3-30 | Landorus |
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| 3-31 | Cobalion |
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| 3-32 | Terrakion |
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| 3-33 | Virizion |
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| 3-34 | Electivire |
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| 3-35 | Magmortar |
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| 3-36 | Lucario |
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| 3-37 | Pikachu |
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| 3-38 | Eevee |
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| 3-39 | Vaporeon |
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| 3-40 | Jolteon |
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| 3-41 | Flareon |
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| 3-42 | Espeon |
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| 3-43 | Umbreon |
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| 3-44 | Leafeon |
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| 3-45 | Glaceon |
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| 3-46 | Psyduck |
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| 3-47 | Stunfisk |
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