Platinum (TCG)

拡張パック「ギンガの覇道」 [[File:SetSymbol拡張パック「ギンガの覇道」.png|30px]]

File:DP7 Booster.png Cards in set 96 Set number 39 Release date October 10, 2008

Pokémon Card Game DPt1: Galactic's Conquest (拡張パック「ギンガの覇道」) is the name given to the first expansion of cards from the Japanese series of cards, Pokémon Card Game DPt.

Information

Galactic's Conquest is the first expansion in the Pokémon Card Game DPt series and the first set based on Pokémon Platinum and, more specifically, Team Galactic.

The Pokémon featured in the set are not generally based on Pokémon owned by Team Galactic, but the set introduces a new type of Pokémon, "Pokémon SP". Pokémon SP have an "SP" symbol in the bottom-left-hand corner of the illustration box; however, there are different types of Pokémon SP. In Galactic's Conquest, Pokémon SP are represented as "Pokémon G", with the "G" at the end of a Pokémon's name made to symbolise the fact that it is a Galactic's Pokémon. All Pokémon G are Basic Pokémon and have an illustration of their owner in the bottom-right-hand corner of the illustration box. The set includes 13 Pokémon G, two of which are Pokémon LV.X.

The set also carries on from Intense Fight in the Destroyed Sky and includes three classic cards from the original sets: Scyther, Electabuzz and Hitmonchan.

Trivia

• The set includes Drapion LV.X, continuing a trend in which promotional LV.X cards are reprinted in the set released immediately after their promotional release. This was also the case with Lucario, Garchomp, Porygon-Z and Heatran.
• The set sees the return of Rainbow Energy for the first time since its 2006 print in EX Legend Maker. For the first time in Organized Play, it was unplayable in the 2007-08 Modified format.
• Galactic's Conquest is the first set since Pokémon Card Game DP1 to be released alongside an Entry Pack rather than with a deck kit or two half decks.

Card list

No.	Card Name	Type	Level	Rarity
1	Wurmple
2	Silcoon
3	Beautifly
4	Cascoon
5	Lotad
6	Lotad			H
7	Lombre
8	Ludicolo
9	Cacnea
10	Cacturne
11	Kricketot
12	Kricketune
13	Carnivine
14	Shaymin
15	Shaymin		X	H
16	Vulpix
17	Vulpix			H
18	Ninetales
19	Houndoom G
20	Torchic
21	Combusken
22	Blaziken
23	Squirtle
24	Wartortle
25	Blastoise
26	Psyduck
27	Golduck
28	Gyarados G
29	Remoraid
30	Octillery
31	Luvdisc
32	Palkia G
33	Palkia G		X	H
34	Mareep
35	Flaaffy
36	Ampharos
37	Electrike
38	Manectric
39	Grimer
40	Muk
41	Crobat G
42	Dustox
43	Ralts
44	Kirlia
45	Gardevoir
46	Seviper
47	Shuppet
48	Banette
49	Skuntank G
50	Toxicroak G
51	Giratina
52	Giratina		X	H
53	Diglett
54	Dugtrio
55	Cranidos
56	Rampardos
57	Poochyena
58	Mightyena
59	Honchkrow G
60	Drapion		X	H
61	Weavile G
62	Shieldon
63	Bastiodon
64	Bronzong G
65	Dialga G
66	Dialga G		X	H
67	Lickitung
68	Lickilicky
69	Happiny
70	Chansey
71	Blissey
72	Slakoth
73	Vigoroth
74	Slaking
75	Skitty
76	Delcatty
77	Swablu
78	Swablu			H
79	Altaria
80	Zangoose
81	Purugly G
82	Team Galactic's Invention G-103 Power Spray	T	-
83	Team Galactic's Invention G-105 Pokéturn	T	-
84	Level MAX	T	-
85	Skull Fossil	T	-
86	Armor Fossil	T	-
87	Memory Berry	T	-
88	Team Galactic's Invention G-101 Energy Gain	T	-
89	Cyrus' Scheme	Su	-
90	Handome's Investigation	Su	-
91	Team Galactic's Base	St	-
92	Time-Space Tear	T	-
93	Rainbow Energy	E	-
94	Scyther			H
95	Electabuzz			H
96	Hitmonchan			H
	Grass Energy	E	-	-
	Fire Energy	E	-	-
	Water Energy	E	-	-
	Lightning Energy	E	-	-
	Psychic Energy	E	-	-
	Fighting Energy	E	-	-
	Darkness Energy	E	-	-
	Metal Energy	E	-	-

References

• PokéBeach Galactic's Conquest