Game Store

The Game Store is the official setting for the plot in the Pokémon Trading Card Game Online's Tutorials and Trainer Challenge, which introduces new players to the Pokémon Trading Card Game generally and the Pokémon Trading Card Game Online specifically. It is owned by Ella's parents, and is run by Ella and Zach. Players are provided three Starter decks to begin the game. The Game Store also hosts Pokémon card game tournaments, represented in the game as three leagues in the Trainer Challenge. Not much is really known about the shop, other than the fact that the Pokémon Trading Card Game is played in it, and Pokémon cards are sold in it. Ella mentions that Pokémon games are their favorite, implying that they sell other types of games as well.

The Game Store.

While the tutorials are important in helping new players ease into the game, experienced players can adjust the game's Options to disable the New User Experience in order to bypass it and instead focus on other aspects of the game that interest them or visit the tutorials at any other time.

Gold League

The twelve Trainers in the Gold League tournament include (in order of 1 to 12 from left to right):

Zach	Mick	Calvin	Ali	Grayson	Juji	Kendall	Tyson	Penelope	Ella	Mick	Cammie

Platinum League

The twelve Trainers in the Platinum League tournament include (in order of 1 to 12 from left to right):

Zach	Logan	Juji	Mick	Calvin	Kendall	Penelope	Nathan	Brittney	Cammie	Kendall	Mick

City Championship

The twelve Trainers in the City Championship tournament include (in order of 1 to 12 from left to right):

Nathan	Juji	Grayson	Rika	Brittney	Otis	Cammie	Daniel	Mick	Rika	Kendall	Daniel

Trivia

• Up to early 2013, many players from the Trainer Challenge featured cards from the Stormfront expansion in their decklists, which were never available for players and later removed from the game's servers.
• A higher league, fourth "Diamond League" existed in the Trainer Challenge prior to the February 7, 2014 update.
• The tutorials feature unique 20 and 40-card deck matches with two and four-Prize cards respectively.

This article is part of both Project TCG and Project Locations, Bulbapedia projects that, together, aim to write comprehensive articles on the Pokémon TCG and Locations, respectively.