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The player begins their adventure at [[Mason Laboratory]], where [[Dr. Mason]] gives the player the choice of taking along one of three different Pokémon Trading Card Game decks: {{TCG|Charmander & Friends Deck|Charmander & Friends}}, {{TCG|Squirtle & Friends Deck|Squirtle & Friends}} or {{TCG|Bulbasaur & Friends Deck|Bulbasaur & Friends}}. | The player begins their adventure at [[Mason Laboratory]], where [[Dr. Mason]] gives the player the choice of taking along one of three different Pokémon Trading Card Game decks: {{TCG|Charmander & Friends Deck|Charmander & Friends}}, {{TCG|Squirtle & Friends Deck|Squirtle & Friends}} or {{TCG|Bulbasaur & Friends Deck|Bulbasaur & Friends}}. | ||
The [[player character]], {{GB||Mark}}, has an ambition of becoming the world's greatest Pokémon Trading Card Game player, but his rival, | The [[player character]], {{GB||Mark}}, has an ambition of becoming the world's greatest Pokémon Trading Card Game player, but his rival, {{TCG GB|Ronald}}, has a similar goal. Ronald duels the player at certain points in the game to test the player's cards; being defeated by Ronald is an indication for the player to improve his or her deck, whereas victory results in the player receiving a {{OBP|Promotional Card|GB1}}. | ||
The object of the game is to defeat eight [[Club Master]]s (comparable to the [[Gym Leader]]s), earn their [[Master Medal]]s (comparable to [[Badge]]s), and then defeat four [[Grand Master]]s (comparable to the [[Elite Four]]) and the {{pkmn|Champion}}. The Club Masters' decks correspond to the {{TCG|type}}s of Trading Card Game cards; however, because there are eight Club Masters but only seven distinct types in the game, two of the types are repeated: {{TCG|Fighting}} and {{TCG|Grass}}, split in the form of a "Rock" and a "Poison" user, respectively. | The object of the game is to defeat eight [[Club Master]]s (comparable to the [[Gym Leader]]s), earn their [[Master Medal]]s (comparable to [[Badge]]s), and then defeat four [[Grand Master]]s (comparable to the [[Elite Four]]) and the {{pkmn|Champion}}. The Club Masters' decks correspond to the {{TCG|type}}s of Trading Card Game cards; however, because there are eight Club Masters but only seven distinct types in the game, two of the types are repeated: {{TCG|Fighting}} and {{TCG|Grass}}, split in the form of a "Rock" and a "Poison" user, respectively. | ||
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===Clubs=== | ===Clubs=== | ||
There are eight Pokémon Clubs on Trading Card Game Island, each with their own type affiliation. Three different [[Club Member]]s duel the player inside each Pokémon Club. The Club Masters are | There are eight Pokémon Clubs on Trading Card Game Island, each with their own type affiliation. Three different [[Club Member]]s duel the player inside each Pokémon Club. The Club Masters are {{TCG GB|Nikki}} ({{TCG|Grass}}), {{TCG GB|Rick}} ([[Grass (TCG)|Poison]]), {{TCG GB|Ken}} ({{TCG|Fire}}), {{TCG GB|Amy}} ({{TCG|Water}}), {{TCG GB|Isaac}} ({{TCG|Lightning}}), {{TCG GB|Murray}} ({{TCG|Psychic}}), {{TCG GB|Gene}} ([[Fighting (TCG)|Rock]]) and {{TCG GB|Mitch}} ({{TCG|Fighting}}). | ||
===Grand Masters=== | ===Grand Masters=== | ||
There are four [[Grand Master]]s located at the [[Pokémon Dome]]. The Grand Masters are [[Grand Master Courtney|Courtney]] ({{TCG|Fire}}), | There are four [[Grand Master]]s located at the [[Pokémon Dome]]. The Grand Masters are [[Grand Master Courtney|Courtney]] ({{TCG|Fire}}), {{TCG GB|Steve}} ({{TCG|Lightning}}), [[Grand Master Jack|Jack]] ([[Water (TCG)|Ice]]) and {{TCG GB|Rod}} ([[Colorless (TCG)|Dragon]]); the {{pkmn|Champion}} is {{TCG GB|Ronald}}, who has a deck of mixed types. | ||
===Pokémon cards=== | ===Pokémon cards=== | ||
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The game contains pre-recorded data on all 228 cards featured (including Lv15 {{TCG ID|GB|Mew|1}} and Lv64 {{TCG ID|Wizards Promo|Venusaur|13}}). Despite this, not all Pokémon are available to the player through normal gameplay; [[Card Pop!]] must occur between players in order to complete their album without the use of cheats, as this is the only way to obtain the aforementioned Mew and Venusaur cards. | The game contains pre-recorded data on all 228 cards featured (including Lv15 {{TCG ID|GB|Mew|1}} and Lv64 {{TCG ID|Wizards Promo|Venusaur|13}}). Despite this, not all Pokémon are available to the player through normal gameplay; [[Card Pop!]] must occur between players in order to complete their album without the use of cheats, as this is the only way to obtain the aforementioned Mew and Venusaur cards. | ||
Cards can be obtained through booster packs from four expansion sets including {{GB|1|Colosseum}}, {{GB|1|Evolution}}, {{GB|1|Mystery}}, and {{GB|1|Laboratory}}, or by defeating specific challengers (for example, each defeat of the Grand Masters will award the player with a set of legendary {{TCG ID|GB|Moltres|1}}, {{TCG ID|GB|Zapdos|1}}, {{TCG ID|GB|Articuno|1}}, and {{TCG ID|GB|Dragonite|1}} cards). Among the aforementioned four expansion sets is a fifth set, the {{GB|1|Promotional Card}} set. However these cards can only be attained by defeating players such as | Cards can be obtained through booster packs from four expansion sets including {{GB|1|Colosseum}}, {{GB|1|Evolution}}, {{GB|1|Mystery}}, and {{GB|1|Laboratory}}, or by defeating specific challengers (for example, each defeat of the Grand Masters will award the player with a set of legendary {{TCG ID|GB|Moltres|1}}, {{TCG ID|GB|Zapdos|1}}, {{TCG ID|GB|Articuno|1}}, and {{TCG ID|GB|Dragonite|1}} cards). Among the aforementioned four expansion sets is a fifth set, the {{GB|1|Promotional Card}} set. However these cards can only be attained by defeating players such as {{TCG GB|Ronald}}, [[Tomoaki Imakuni|Imakuni?]], and the [[Grand Master]]s, defeating three [[Challenge Hall]] opponents in a row, trading with [[Ishihara]], and [[Card Pop!|Card Popping]]. | ||
==Connectivity== | ==Connectivity== | ||