Pokémon Battle e Promotional cards
These are Pokémon Battle e cards that were released through promotions instead of standard card packs. Battle e cards can be scanned by the e-Reader to send exclusive data to the Pokémon games, such as Trainer battles or in-game gifts.
The vast majority are exclusive to Japan and were never released in English.
Pokémon Battle e: Series 1 & 2
These cards are for use with Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire. Some of these cards were released in both Japanese and English.
| Card ID | Card Name | Japanese | English |
|---|---|---|---|
| 08-P001 | Dragon Tamer Craig | Packaged with Japanese e-Reader + | Packaged with Australian e-Reader |
| 08-P002 | Ninja Boy Yasuo | Packaged with Japanese e-Reader + | Packaged with Australian e-Reader |
| 08-P003 | Pokéfan Darlene | Packaged with Japanese e-Reader + | Packaged with Australian e-Reader |
| 08-P004 | Cooltrainer Mattego | Packaged with Japanese e-Reader + | Packaged with Australian e-Reader |
| 08-P005 | Collector Hidehiko | Pokémon Scoop (Summer 2003); Pokémon Festa 2003 | N/A |
| 08-P006 | Cooltrainer Yufu | Pokémon Scoop (Summer 2003); Pokémon Festa 2003 | N/A |
| 08-P007 | Ruin Maniac Sagami | CoroCoro Magazine (October 2003) | N/A |
| 08-P008 | Cooltrainer Mattego (Demo) | Demo cards placed in selected stores in Japan throughout September 2003 (not for distribution) | N/A |
| 08-N001 | Psychic Teruko | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) | N/A |
| 08-N002 | Triathlete Kimiko | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) | N/A |
| 08-N003 | Gentleman Norton | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) | N/A |
| 08-N004 | Guitarist Simon | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) | N/A |
| 08-N005 | Battle Girl Hozumi | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) | N/A |
| 08-N006 | Lass Ritsue | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) | N/A |
| 08-N007 | School Kid Yuuma | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) | N/A |
| 08-N008 | Expert Taisen | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) | N/A |
| 08-O001 | Decoration Present | "Let's Decorate Secret Bases!" campaign (Japan only) | N/A |
| 00-C000 | Eon Ticket | N/A | Distributed at E3 2003; Nintendo Power vol. 173 (November 2003);[1][2] Toys 'R' Us Summer Tour 2003[citation needed] |
| 129-B001 | Gentleman Nils | N/A | Packaged with American version of Pokémon Ruby |
| 129-B002 | Lady Astrid | N/A | Packaged with American version of Pokémon Sapphire |
Pokémon Colosseum Double Battle e
These cards are for use with Pokémon Colosseum. They were exclusively released in Japanese.
| Card ID | Card Name | Promotion |
|---|---|---|
| 13-P001 | Hunter Bit | Pokémon Scoop (Winter 2004); World Hobby Fair 2004 |
| 13-P002 | Team Snagem Gaku | Japanese Pokémon Colosseum Strategy Guide |
Pokémon Battle e FireRed & LeafGreen
These cards are for use with Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen. They were exclusively released in Japanese.
| Card ID | Card Name | Promotion |
|---|---|---|
| 15-P001 | Hiker Ayumu, Sailor Kousuke & Aroma Lady Ayano | Coro Coro Magazine (May 2004) |
| 15-N001 | Bird Keeper Hiroyuki | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) |
| 15-N002 | Young Couple Miwa & Yuu | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) |
| 15-N003 | Channeler Miyako, Tamer Eita & PokéManiac Takahiko | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) |
| 15-N004 | Lady Marika | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) |
| 15-PT001 | Club Nintendo Specially-made Tower | Japanese Club Nintendo point exchange (80 points) |
Berry Fix cards
In Japan, e-Reader patch cards were distributed as an alternative method to fix the infamous Berry glitch. They were exclusively released in Japanese.
| Card ID | Card Name | Promotion |
|---|---|---|
| 16-A001 | Berry glitch fixing program | Pokémon Scoop (Winter 2004); World Hobby Fair 2004 |
| 16-A002 | Berry glitch fixing program | Pokémon Scoop (Winter 2004); World Hobby Fair 2004 |
Pokémon Battle e Emerald
- Main article: Pokémon Battle e Emerald Promotional cards (Battle e)
These cards are for use with Pokémon Emerald. They were exclusively released in Japanese.
| Card ID | Card Name | Promotion |
|---|---|---|
| 19-P001 | Camper Soushi | Japanese Pokémon Emerald Strategy Guide |
| 19-P002 | School Kid Toshinori | CoroCoro Magazine (November 2004) |
References
- ↑ "Scan it then travel to a secret island in Hoenn! To learn how to use the ticket, read this month's Pokécenter." Nintendo Power. Vol. 173. Nintendo of America Inc. November 2003. pp. 114–115.
- ↑ comiclogfan1846 (December 14, 2021). Nintendo Power Issue 173 ( November 2003). Internet Archive. Retrieved May 6, 2023.
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