Stormfront (TCG)

拡張パック「破空の激闘」

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Cards in set	92
Set number	38
Release date	July 10, 2008
Theme Decks	Giratina Half Deck () Dialga Half Deck ()

Diamond & Pearl: Stormfront (Japanese: 拡張パック「破空の激闘」 Intense Fight in the Destroyed Sky; also translatable as Fierce Fighting in Broken Space) is the name given to the seventh expansion of cards of the Diamond & Pearl era of the TCG.

Information

Template:Japanese version The Japanese version of the set, Intense Fight in the Destroyed Sky, is based on the eleventh Pokémon Movie, Giratina and the Sky's Bouquet: Shaymin, including such featured Pokémon as Giratina, Dialga, Shaymin, Magnezone and Regigigas. The set, strangely, does not include Palkia, and as such is the first set by The Pokémon Company to include only a partial trio.

The set includes only one new game mechanic, although does also include several new and returning features to the TCG. Firstly, Pokémon of alternate coloration (previously known as Shining Pokémon or Pokémon-star) return to the game, but do not include any special features. There are three of these in the set: Drifloon, Duskull and Voltorb. Their only difference to regular cards is that they have a holofoil effect, even though they are not classified as rare cards.

Another feature is the return of three classic cards from the Base Set: Charmander, Charmeleon and Charizard. These cards are almost exactly the same as the original cards, having a special gold tint and the same card text (except for Charizard, which has been updated due to having a now-defunct Pokémon Power). They also have the same artwork redrawn by Mitsuhiro Arita, the original artist.

The new feature to the Trading Card Game introduced in the set called the Lost Zone. The Lost Zone acts as a second discard pile; however, because it is not called a discard pile, cards that use the term cannot collect cards from the area, and thus it is not currently possible to recollect cards that have been sent to the Lost Zone.

Trivia

The only card in the set to include a DPBP# collector number is Shaymin, having never been featured as a Pokémon card before. Its number is DPBP#531.
The set includes Heatran 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 and Porygon-Z.
The set also introduces Trainer cards with a + at the end of their name. These Trainer cards have different effects depending on whether the player uses one or two of the same card at a time.
The set includes the first Pokémon of the DP Series to have a retreat cost of five (Mamoswine).

Theme decks

Raging Sea
Dark Rampage

Half deck

Giratina vs Dialga Deck Kit

Card list

Japanese expansion

No.	Card Name	Type	Level	Rarity
1	Tangela		10
2	Tangrowth		41
3	Scyther		11
4	Scizor		47
5	Sceptile		56	H
6	Combee		12
7	Vespiquen		44
8	Cherubi		9
9	Cherrim		30
10	Skorupi		11
11	Shaymin		42	H
12	Shaymin		X	H
13	Ponyta		11
14	Rapidash		43
15	Heatran		X	H
16	Magikarp		10
17	Gyarados		52
18	Bibarel		29
19	Finneon		16
20	Lumineon		38	H
21	Snover		17
22	Abomasnow		42
23	Pichu		8
24	Pikachu		20
25	Raichu		45
26	Raichu		X	H
27	Voltorb		28
28	Voltorb		33
29	Electrode		46
30	Gastly		14
31	Haunter		35
32	Gengar		43
33	Misdreavus		19
34	Mismagius		33	H
35	Budew		8
36	Roselia		27
37	Roserade		40
38	Duskull		12
39	Duskull		18
40	Dusclops		41
41	Dusknoir		48	H
42	Dusknoir		X	H
43	Drifloon		15
44	Drifloon		16
45	Drifblim		48
46	Bronzor		14
47	Bronzong		46
48	Giratina		59	H
49	Machop		18
50	Machoke		41
51	Machamp		62
52	Machamp		X	H
53	Onix		25
54	Swinub		12
55	Piloswine		34
56	Mamoswine		56
57	Larvitar		19
58	Pupitar		33
59	Torterra		47	H
60	Infernape		49	H
61	Tyranitar		61
62	Sableye		31
63	Stunky		18
64	Skuntank		40
65	Drapion		44
66	Magnemite		15
67	Magneton		40
68	Magnezone		44	H
69	Steelix		63
70	Empoleon		52	H
71	Dialga		72	H
72	Bagon		13
73	Shelgon		35
74	Salamence		66
75	Starly		7
76	Staravia		18
77	Staraptor		64
78	Bidoof		13
79	Regigigas		47	H
80	Regigigas		X	H
81	Luxury Ball	T	-
82	Great Ball	T	-
83	PokéDrawer +	T	-
84	PokéHealer +	T	-
85	PokéBlower +	T	-
86	Energy Link	T	-
87	Marley's Wish	Su	-
88	Cyclone Energy	E	-
89	Warp Energy	E	-
90	Charmander		10
91	Charmeleon		32
92	Charizard		76	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

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