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A Substitute Doll appears as a [[Pokémon: Magikarp Jump#Decorations|decoration]] in Pokémon: Magikarp Jump. While active, the player gains a +2 bonus to their max food number. | A Substitute Doll appears as a [[Pokémon: Magikarp Jump#Decorations|decoration]] in Pokémon: Magikarp Jump. While active, the player gains a +2 bonus to their max food number. | ||
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In Pokémon UNITE, Substitute is {{p|Greninja}}'s second move as {{p|Froakie}}. The user dashes while leaving behind a targetable decoy. | In Pokémon UNITE, Substitute is {{p|Greninja}}'s second move as {{p|Froakie}}. The user dashes while leaving behind a targetable decoy. | ||
Substitute Dolls appear on their own as part of the Practice Area mode. Three Substitute Dolls are located throughout the stage. One is located in front of each team's base, and the last is on the far side of the middle of the top path. They can be attacked and shoved as though they are Pokémon. They are treated as being members of the opposing team, even though they are not displayed as such in splash and results screens. This means that moves that require targets that are opposing team members can be used on Substitute Dolls. The Dolls report the damage they have taken overall, the damage they have taken from basic attacks, the damage that they have taken from moves, the damage they are receiving per second, and the amount of time they spend under the effects of a hindrance. Substitutes have a large pool of HP, which can reset to full at certain points. The Substitute Dolls can be toggled on or off via the Practice Options menu, and disappear if they are set to off. | Substitute Dolls appear on their own as part of the Practice Area mode. Three Substitute Dolls are located throughout the stage. One is located in front of each team's base, and the last is on the far side of the middle of the top path. They can be attacked and shoved as though they are Pokémon. They are treated as being members of the opposing team, even though they are not displayed as such in splash and results screens. This means that moves that require targets that are opposing team members can be used on Substitute Dolls. The Dolls report the damage they have taken overall, the damage they have taken from basic attacks, the damage that they have taken from moves, the damage they are receiving per second, and the amount of time they spend under the effects of a hindrance. Substitutes have a large pool of HP, which can reset to full at certain points. The Substitute Dolls can be toggled on or off via the Practice Options menu, and disappear if they are set to off. | ||
===[[Pokémon Café ReMix]]=== | |||
{{p|Whimsicott}} has a substitute doll outfit named "Whimsicott's Substitute" in Pokémon Café ReMix. | |||
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==In the TCG== | ==In the TCG== | ||
[[File:RoboSubstitutePhantomForces102.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Team Flare made a robotic version of the substitute doll, depicted on the card {{TCG ID|Phantom Forces|Robo Substitute|102}}.]] | |||
The {{TCG ID|Phantom Forces|Robo Substitute|102}} is a [[Team Flare]] branded version of the substitute doll. Its card was included in the {{TCG|Phantom Forces}} expansion. The team's symbol is printed on the substitute's body. Aside from being done in a blue and black color scheme, it also has a visor over its eyes based on [[Lysandre]]'s visor. The Robo Substitute is presumably also robotic in nature, judging from the name. | |||
After being played, Robo Substitute is put onto the [[Bench]] as a {{TCG|Basic Pokémon}}. It only has 30 {{TCG|HP}}, does not have any attacks printed on it, lacks the ability to retreat. However, knocking it out does not grant the opponent any prize cards, and Robo Substitute can be freely discarded from play. The last property can be used in lieu of retreating by discarding the card while it is the [[Active Pokémon]]. | |||
===Merchandise=== | ===Merchandise=== | ||
The substitute doll has been featured on card sleeves for the {{PTCG}}. | The substitute doll has been featured on card sleeves for the {{PTCG}}. | ||