Scarlet & Violet TCG Era merchandise
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The Japanese Scarlet & Violet Era of the Pokémon Trading Card Game officially began with the release of the dual Scarlet ex and Violet ex expansion on January 20, 2023, which featured new Pokémon and characters from the ninth generation titles Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. Many new cards became available in subsequent expansions, subsets, boxed products, and promotions, accompanied by a wide array of other TCG-related merchandise. Below is a chronological list of all the items released during the Japanese Scarlet & Violet Era of the Trading Card Game.
ex Starter Sets
- Main article: ex Starter Sets (TCG)
The Scarlet ex and Violet ex expansions were accompanied by a trio of 60-card decks that focused on the evolutionary families of the Generation IX starter Pokémon and Pokémon supporting the returning Pokémon ex mechanic:
- ex Starter Set Sprigatito & Lucario ex (Japanese: スターターセットex ニャオハ＆ルカリオex)
- ex Starter Set Fuecoco & Ampharos ex (Japanese: スターターセットex ホゲータ＆デンリュウex)
- ex Starter Set Quaxly & Mimikyu ex (Japanese: スターターセットex クワッス＆ミミッキュex)
Each deck supported two primary Pokémon types and included multiples of updated Trainer and Energy cards. Decks were packaged with a sheet of damage counters and Special Condition markers, a coin, a playmat, an instruction manual, and a play guide. Each deck variation also included a Promo Card Pack, which contained one of four possible SV-P Promotional cards. A total of eight promotional cards could be obtained from these packs—two were specific to a deck, while the other two could be found in all three. The same eight cards could also be found in Promo Card Packs given away in a concurrent purchase campaign.
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ex Starter Set Sprigatito & Lucario ex
ex Starter Set Quaxly & Mimikyu ex
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ex Starter Set Fuecoco & Ampharos ex
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Premium Trainer Box ex
- Main article: Premium Trainer Box ex (TCG)
The Premium Trainer Box ex (Japanese: プレミアムトレーナーボックス ソード＆シールド) was also released alongside the dual Scarlet ex and Violet ex expansion on January 20, 2023. It contained a selection of Pokémon, Trainer, and Energy cards from both the Sword & Shield Era and the Scarlet & Violet Era, plus 10 Scarlet ex and 10 Violet ex booster packs to experiment with the latest cards. Each box also came with acrylic damage counters, acrylic status markers, a coin, and a damage counter case.
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Scarlet ex & Violet ex Special Set
Participating convenience stores across Japan began to sell the Scarlet ex & Violet ex Special Set (Japanese: スカーレットex＆バイオレットex スペシャルセット) from January 20, 2023. Each special set included five Scarlet ex booster packs, five Violet ex booster packs, and one Let's Start Playing Pokémon Card Game Campaign Promo Card Pack.
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Energy Card Set
The Energy Card Set (Japanese: エネルギーカードセット) provided an additional Energy card resource for players and was made available alongside many other products on January 20, 2023. Each set included 13 copies of the eight basic Energy cards used as of the Scarlet & Violet Era, plus three SV-P Promotional cards, a cardboard sheet of damage counters and Special Condition markers, and a coin.
Promotional cards:
- Poké Ball (SV-P Promo 010)
- Switch (SV-P Promo 011)
- Nemona (SV-P Promo 012)
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SV1 accessories
A new wave of TCG accessories was made available to supplement the first card products of the Scarlet & Violet Era on January 20, 2023.
Carrying case: The Koraidon & Miraidon Carrying Case (Japanese: キャリングケース コライドン・ミライドン) was a plastic case with eight fixed partitions that could be used to store cards or a variety of smaller TCG items. Cases also included eleven separator plates and a sheet of stickers that could be used for labeling. Each case features a gray and teal Pokémon ex color scheme with outlines of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet mascots Koraidon and Miraidon.
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Card box: The Koraidon & Miraidon Long Card Box (Japanese: ロングカードボックス コライドン・ミライドン) could hold up to 750 unsleeved cards once assembled. The box was also wide enough to store up to three standard-sized deck cases in addition to a loose 60-card deck. It features the Legendary Paradox Pokémon Koraidon and Miraidon.
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Deck cases: Each deck case can store up to 180 loose cards and can be secured shut with hook-and-loop fasteners. Deck cases were also packaged with two card dividers.
- The Koraidon Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース コライドン) features artwork of the Winged King Koraidon in its Apex Build.
- The Miraidon Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース コライドン) similarly features the Iron Serpent Miraidon in Ultimate Mode.
- The Sprigatito & Fuecoco & Quaxly Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース ニャオハ＆ホゲータ＆クワッス Deck Case: Nyahoja & Hogator & Kuwassu) features the Paldea starter Pokémon Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly. This deck case could only be purchased at Pokémon Centers and from the Pokémon Center Online.
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Playmat: The Koraidon & Miraidon Rubber Playmat (Japanese: ラバープレイマット コライドン・ミライドン) provided a suitable game surface for a single player and featured the Generation IX Legendary Pokémon Koraidon and Miraidon plus labeled card areas. The playmat was exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online—sales for the latter were conducted by lottery and could be applied for between December 21 and 25, 2022.
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Sleeves: Each pack contains 64 card protector sleeves.
- The Koraidon Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド コライドン Deck Shield: Koraidon) feature a scarlet-colored border and portray the Paradox Pokémon Koraidon priming an attack.
- The Miraidon Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ミライドン Deck Shield: Miraidon) feature a violet-colored border and depict lightning emanating from the Paradox Pokémon Miraidon.
- The Sprigatito & Fuecoco & Quaxly Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ニャオハ＆ホゲータ＆クワッス Deck Shield: Nyahoja & Hogator & Kuwassu) feature the trio of Generation IX starters Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly together with their appropriate Energy symbols. These sleeves were illustrated by Lee HyunJung and were exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- The Lechonk Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド グルトン Deck Shield: Gourton) feature the Hog Pokémon Lechonk relaxing in a wood. These sleeves were exclusive to official Pokémon outlets and were illustrated by Mari Inoue.
- The Gardevoir Evolutionary Traces Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 進化の軌跡 サーナイト Deck Shield: Evolutionary Traces: Sirnight) feature a vivid illustration by kantaro of the Embrace Pokémon Gardevoir and its prior evolutions Kirlia and Ralts. These sleeves could only be purchased at Pokémon Centers and from the Pokémon Center Online.
- The Magnezone Evolutionary Traces Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド 進化の軌跡 ジバコイル Deck Shield: Evolutionary Traces: Jibacoil) feature the evolutionary family of Magnezone drifting around an abandoned power station. These sleeves have artwork by Oswaldo KATO and were exclusive to official Pokémon outlets.
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File: Each 4-ring Koraidon & Miraidon Collection File (Japanese: コレクションファイル コライドン・ミライドン) came with ten 9-pocket sheets and could accommodate up to 20 sheets, allowing up to 360 cards to be displayed. Files featured Koraidon on the front and Miraidon on the reverse; both sides also featured the updated Pokémon ex logo for the Scarlet & Violet Era. Packs of ten Koraidon & Miraidon Collection Refill (Japanese: コレクションリフィル コライドン・ミライドン) sheets were sold separately, which also came with a divider featuring the same Koraidon and Miraidon images.
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Display frames: Two new display frames were released with designs based on the line's debut in the Sword & Shield Era. Each frame comprises two transparent acrylic panels—one bearing a border design, the other with a recess to place a TCG card—a set of four screws to secure them together, and two feet that enable the frame to stand.
- The Black Display Frame Version 2 (Japanese: ディスプレイフレーム ブラックVer.2) includes a decorative panel with a plain black design and TCG Energy symbols.
- The Poké Ball Display Frame Version 2 (Japanese: ディスプレイフレーム モンスターボールVer.2 Display Frame: Monster Ball Ver. 2) includes a panel with a regular Poké Ball design. This frame could only be obtained from Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
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Card pochibukuro: A new product line of was introduced with this wave of accessories in the form of pochibukuro, sealable paper envelopes designed to hold a single sleeved card with the intention of gifting them to someone. In Japan, these envelopes traditionally contain small sums of money and are typically given away at celebratory events or to children at New Year. Each envelope features an illustration on the front and a space to write a recipient's name on the reverse. Packs contained five envelopes and five transparent sleeves. All five designs available at this time were exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
- The Pikachu Card Pochibukuro (Japanese: カードポチ袋 ピカチュウ) feature various Pikachu outside a house, one of which is bearing a gift. This illustration was created by Mari Inoue.
- The Poké Ball Design Card Pochibukuro (Japanese: カードポチ袋 モンスターボールデザイン Card Pochibukuro: Monster Ball Design) feature various types of Poké Ball interspersed with presents.
- The Charizard Card Pochibukuro (Japanese: カードポチ袋 リザードン Card Pochibukuro: Lizardon) depict a Charmander and a Charmeleon delivering presents while riding on a Charizard.
- The Gengar, Gardevoir & Mimikyu Card Pochibukuro (Japanese: カードポチ袋 ゲンガー・サーナイト・ミミッキュ Card Pochibukuro: Gangar•Sirnight•Mimikkyu) feature Mimikyu, Gardevoir, Gengar, and Dedenne with their own uniquely packaged gifts.
- The Sprigatito, Fuecoco & Quaxly Card Pochibukuro (Japanese: カードポチ袋 ニャオハ・ホゲータ・クワッス Card Pochibukuro: Nyahoja•Hogator•Kuwassu) feature Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly among a multitude of presents and Pokémon-themed toys.
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Miscellaneous items:
- The Koraidon & Miraidon Damage Counter Case (Japanese: ダメカンケース コライドン・ミライドン) was designed to store smaller TCG accessories, such as damage counters, coins, dice, or Special Condition markers. Each case features outlines of Koraidon and Miraidon together with a Pokémon ex graphic.
- A pack of Pikachu Coin Dice (Japanese: コインサイコロピカチュウ) was once again available, following two iterations in the Sword & Shield Era. The Pikachu and Poké Ball dice were transparent like the previous version 2 products, but the Pikachu die features the same designs as the initial release.
- Packs of Acrylic Damage Counters Version 2 (Japanese: アクリルダメカン ver2) were also available, which included 34 damage counters displaying different damage values: twenty yellow 10-damage counters, eight orange 50-damage counters, and six red 100-damage counters. These were functionally the same as damage counters available in the version 1 products, as well as those available in Premium Trainer Boxes.
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Let's Start Playing Pokémon Card Game Campaign
Participating stores across Japan began the Let's Start Playing Pokémon Card Game Campaign (Japanese: ポケモンカードゲーム はじめようキャンペーン) in tandem with the launch of Scarlet ex and Violet ex on January 20, 2023. Customers would receive a Promo Card Pack for every 10 Scarlet ex booster packs or every 10 Violet ex booster packs in a transaction for as long as stocks lasted (the Premium Trainer Box ex was specifically excluded).[1] Each Promo Card Pack contained one of eight possible SV-P Promotional cards; the same cards could also be obtained across Promo Card Packs available in the ex Starter Sets.
Promotional cards:
- Spidops (SV-P Promo 002)
- Arcanine (SV-P Promo 003)
- Dondozo (SV-P Promo 004)
- Miraidon (SV-P Promo 005)
- Espathra (SV-P Promo 006)
- Koraidon (SV-P Promo 007)
- Oinkologne (SV-P Promo 008)
- Cyclizar ex (SV-P Promo 009)
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Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Pack 1
Similar to many Pokémon League locations in regions overseen by The Pokémon Company International, Pokémon Card Gyms are registered stores in Japan that host casual TCG events on a regular basis. Official paraphernalia was sent to these stores by The Pokémon Company, which often comprised advetisments, gameplay materials, and Promo Card Packs. These packs could be distributed amongst participants in whichever way Pokémon Card Gym organizers saw fit, though generally one pack was given to everyone competing in a Gym Battle event or a New Set Battle event. Additional packs were typically given to the top finishers in these events: three for those placing first, two for those placing second, and one for those placing third. Three packs were also given to winners of periodic rock paper scissors competitions.
The first Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Packs of the Scarlet & Violet Era were distributed at events held in conjunction with the release of the Scarlet ex and Violet ex expansions on January 20, 2023. Packs were enclosed with one random card from a pool of seven SV-P Promotional cards, each of which feature the Pokémon Card Gym logo.
Promotional cards:
- Smoliv (SV-P Promo 023)
- Growlithe (SV-P Promo 024)
- Flaaffy (SV-P Promo 025)
- Houndstone (SV-P Promo 026)
- Klawf ex (SV-P Promo 027)
- Varoom (SV-P Promo 028)
- Brassius (SV-P Promo 029)
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Deck As Is Battle ~Get Eevee~
Pokémon Card Gym stores able to do so also began to host Deck As Is Battle ~Get Eevee~ (Japanese: デッキそのままバトル～イーブイゲットだぜ～) events from January 20, 2023. These events required participants to use one of the ex Starter Sets in games without any modification—decks could be purchased at the host store or could be brought in. While stocks lasted, everyone taking part in an event was given a promotional print of Eevee bearing the Pokémon Card Gym logo. Winners of rock paper scissors competitions held during these events were also given a Paper Deck Case (Japanese: 紙製デッキケース) featuring Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly. Starting March 24, 2023, participants in these events were also permitted to use the ex Starter Set Pikachu ex & Pawmot.[2]
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- Eevee (SV-P Promo 031)
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Champion's League 2023 merchandise
Champion's League tournaments are the Japanese equivalent of Regional Championships and are typically held four or five times during a season. The 2022-2023 season began in the latter part of the Sword & Shield Era; the first Champion's League meeting of the Scarlet & Violet Era was therefore the third of the overall season. It was hosted at the Aichi International Exhibition Center, Tokoname over two days on February 25 and 26, 2023.[3] People wishing to take part in the Aichi event were required to register their interest between January 27 and February 3, 2023 and places were allocated by lottery on February 10.[4] The next event was the 2023 Miyagi Champion's League, which was held at the Miyagi Industrial Exchange Center (also known as Dream Messe Miyagi), Sendai on April 1 and 2, 2023.[5] People wishing to participate in the Miyagi event were required to register their interest between March 3 and 10, 2023 and places were allocated by lottery on March 17.[6] COVID-19 protocols limited attendance at each venue to players, staff, and the parents/guardians of younger players.
Every competitor at each event was given a pair of promotional cards for entering: a Holofoil Charcadet and one of eight basic Energy cards selected at random. All of these cards feature a Championship Series 2023 stamp. A promotional Hisuian Typhlosion V card was also given to players that won a predefined number of matches in a tournament. For those competing in the Junior League, this target was four wins, whereas those competing in the Senior and Master Leagues required five wins.[7] The Aichi meeting also hosted an Open League, which had no age restriction and was played using the Extra Regulation format. The target for the Open League was also five wins.[8]
The only side event in operation at each venue was the 4-League Battle, which were 4-player round robin mini tournaments. These were open to Master League competitors only on a tournament's first day, while those held on the second day were open to other League competitors, as well as Master League competitors who had advanced from the qualifying round. All participants were given one random Energy participant promo.[9][10]
The Master League tournaments at each venue were livestreamed on video platforms Niconico and YouTube, during which prizes could be won through Twitter campaigns. People wishing to enter either competition were required to follow the Twitter accounts of the official Pokémon Card Channel, its presenters raichumkw, nanapuru, Kucheat take, and yopi foot, and Tweet messages of support. Those doing so during the broadcast of the Aichi Master League tournament with the hashtag #ポケカCL2023愛知, Pokéca CL2023 Aichi were entered into prize lotteries, as were those who Tweeted with the hashtag #ポケカCL2023宮城, Pokéca CL2023 Miyagi during the broadcast of the Miyagi Master League tournament. Twenty winners were selected from each draw, each of which received a copy of the Charcadet participant promo and one random Energy participant promo.[11][12]
The top 64 players in all leagues were given a promotional print of Energy Loto. The top 32 players in all leagues were also given a set of card sleeves (Japanese: オリジナルデッキシールド Original Deck Shield) featuring a stylized Champion's League emblem.[13] New Victory Symbol trophy cards were awarded to the top finishers in each league category at each venue; gold variants were given to those finishing first, silver ones were given to the runners-up, and bronze variants were given to the losing semi-finalists.
Promotional cards:
- Charcadet (SV-P Promo 036)
- Grass Energy (SV-P Promo 037)
- Fire Energy (SV-P Promo 038)
- Water Energy (SV-P Promo 039)
- Lightning Energy (SV-P Promo 040)
- Psychic Energy (SV-P Promo 041)
- Fighting Energy (SV-P Promo 042)
- Darkness Energy (SV-P Promo 043)
- Metal Energy (SV-P Promo 044)
- Hisuian Typhlosion V (S-P Promo 308)
- Energy Loto (S-P Promo 309)
- Victory Symbol (SV-P Promo; Gold)
- Victory Symbol (SV-P Promo; Silver)
- Victory Symbol (SV-P Promo; Bronze)
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Pokémon Fan Card Storage Box
Copies of Pokémon Fan issue 82 included several TCG-related promotional items, including a Card Storage Box (Japanese: カードストレージボックス) that could hold up to 600 cards once assembled. Each box featured images of Pokémon ex cards from the Scarlet ex and Violet ex expansions set against appropriately-colored backgrounds. Other items included a Pokémon Card Game Battle Debut Book (Japanese: ポケカバトルデビューブック Pokéca Battle Debut Book), which provided insights for beginners, and a Koraidon ex & Miraidon ex Changing Keychain (Japanese: コライドンｅｘ・ミライドンｅｘ チェンジングキーホルダー Koraidon ex•Miraidon ex Changing Key Holder), which featured a lenticular image comprising images of Koraidon ex, Miraidon ex, and the Japanese Scarlet & Violet TCG logo.[14] The magazine was available for sale starting February 28, 2023.[15]
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SV1a accessories
Strength Expansion Packs are smaller card sets frequently released between main expansions. The first Scarlet & Violet Era Strength Expansion Pack was Triplet Beat, which was released on March 10, 2023. A number of accompanying TCG accessories were sold at Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online from this date.
Meowscarada & Skeledirge & Quaquaval merchandise: These items feature the fully evolved forms of the Paldea first partner Pokémon Meowscarada, Skeledirge, and Quaquaval, utilizing the same artwork used on Triplet Beat booster packs.
- Meowscarada & Skeledirge & Quaquaval Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース マスカーニャ＆ラウドボーン＆ウェーニバル Deck Case: Masquernya & Laudbon & Wanival)
- Meowscarada & Skeledirge & Quaquaval Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド マスカーニャ＆ラウドボーン＆ウェーニバル Deck Shield: Masquernya & Laudbon & Wanival)
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Tera Dedenne merchandise: These items feature a Terastallized Dedenne with a Fairy-type Tera Jewel, referencing the Dedenne ex that appeared in the Triplet Beat subset as a Tera Pokémon ex.
- Tera Dedenne Deck Case (Japanese: デッキケース テラスタルデデンネ Deck Case: Terastal Dedenne)
- Tera Dedenne Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス テラスタルデデンネ Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Terastal Dedenne)
- Tera Dedenne 4-Pocket Collection File (Japanese: 4ポケット コレクションファイル テラスタルデデンネ 4-Pocket Collection File: Terastal Dedenne)
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Other sleeves: Each pack contained 64 sleeves.
- The Tera Gyarados Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス テラスタルギャラドス Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Terastal Gyarados) feature the Terastallized form of the Atrocious Pokémon Gyarados sporting a Water-type Tera Jewel. A Gyarados ex was included as one of the first Tera Pokémon ex in the Scarlet ex expansion.
- The Tera Arcanine Premium Gloss Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド プレミアム・グロス テラスタルウインディ Deck Shield Premium•Gloss: Terastal Windie) similarly feature a Tera Arcanine with a Fire-type Tera Jewel and reference the Arcanine ex included as part of the Violet ex expansion.
- The Paldean Wooper Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ウパー（パルデアのすがた） Deck Shield: Upah (Paldea Form)) feature a group of Paldean Wooper playing in a puddle of mud. The illustration on these sleeves was drawn by Yuri Yokomizo.
- The Falkner Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ハヤト Deck Shield: Hayato) feature Johto Gym Leader Falkner and four of his rematch team of Pokémon from HeartGold and SoulSilver: Honchkrow, Noctowl, Swellow, and Pidgeot. These sleeves were illustrated by Tika Matsuno.
- The Pikachu's Gift Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ピカチュウの贈り物 Deck Shield: Pikachu's Gift) feature a Mari Inoue illustration of a Pikachu bearing a present. The artwork was first used on a set of pochibukuro available alongside the Scarlet ex and Violet ex expansions.
- The Sprigatito, Fuecoco & Quaxly's Gift Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ニャオハ・ホゲータ・クワッスの贈り物 Deck Shield: Nyahoja•Hogator•Kuwassu's Gift) feature the Generation IX starters surrounded by Pokémon toys. The artwork on these sleeves was also first used on pochibukuro that accompanied the first main Scarlet & Violet Era set.
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ex Starter Set Pikachu ex & Pawmot
- Main article: ex Starter Set Pikachu ex & Pawmot (TCG)
A fourth ex Starter Set was released on March 24, 2023 to accompany the three available earlier in the year. Each ex Starter Set Pikachu ex & Pawmot (Japanese: スターターセットex ピカチュウex&パーモット Starter Set ex Pikachu ex & Parmot) was packaged with a 60-card deck that focused mostly on Lightning-type Pokémon, including the Mouse Pokémon Pikachu and the Hands-On Pokémon Pawmot, the former supporting the Pokémon ex mechanic. Sets also included a sheet of damage counters and Special Condition markers, a gold-colored coin, a playmat, an instruction manual, a play guide, and another product-specific Promo Card Pack that contained one of four possible SV-P Promotional cards.
Promotional cards:
- Miraidon (SV-P Promo 005)
- Oinkologne (SV-P Promo 008)
- Cyclizar ex (SV-P Promo 009)
- Rotom (SV-P Promo 013)
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ex Starter Set Pikachu Special Set
The ex Starter Set Pikachu Special Set (Japanese: スターターセットex ピカチュウスペシャルセット Starter Set ex Pikachu Special Set) was a deluxe version of the ex Starter Set Pikachu ex & Pawmot available from the same day. Each special set included the same 60-card deck as the standard version, as well as a Promo Card Pack and a sheet of damage counters and Special Condition markers, but featured a different suite of other accessories. These comprised a single-player half playmat and damage counter case featuring Pikachu's face, a silver-colored coin, and a Pikachu plush deck case.
Promotional cards:
- Miraidon (SV-P Promo 005)
- Oinkologne (SV-P Promo 008)
- Cyclizar ex (SV-P Promo 009)
- Rotom (SV-P Promo 013)
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SVC accessories
A pair of TCG accessories was also made available alongside the ex Starter Set Pikachu ex & Pawmot on March 24, 2023:
- The Pikachu Plush Deck Case (Japanese: ぬいぐるみデッキケース ピカチュウ) was a flip deck case lined with polyester fibre that incorporated Pikachu's facial and back features. Each case can hold up to 90 sleeved cards and can be secured shut with hook-and-loop fasteners. The same deck case was included in the ex Starter Set Pikachu Special Set.
- Packs of 64 Pikachu & Pawmi Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ピカチュウ＆パモ Deck Shield: Pikachu & Pamo) feature a harukoneko illustration depicting the Mouse Pokémon Pikachu and Pawmi. These sleeves were exclusive to Pokémon Centers and the Pokémon Center Online.
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Snow Hazard & Clay Burst Pokémon Center & Gym Set
The Snow Hazard and Clay Burst subsets were released on April 14, 2023 and collectively made up the second expansion of the Scarlet & Violet Era. Their launch was accompanied by the Snow Hazard & Clay Burst Pokémon Center & Gym Set (Japanese: 拡張パック スノーハザード＆クレイバースト ポケモンセンター・ジムセット Expansion Pack: Snow Hazrd & Clay Burst Pokémon Center•Gym Set), which was sold at Pokémon Centers, participating Pokémon Card Gym locations, and the Pokémon Center Online. Each set included one Snow Hazard booster box, one Clay Burst booster box, and accessories featuring Levincia Gym Leader Iono and her Bellibolt: an Iono Deck Case (Japanese: デッキシールド ナンジャモ Deck Case: Nanjamo) and corresponding set of 64 Iono Sleeves (Japanese: デッキシールド ナンジャモ Deck Shield: Nanjamo). Set boxes could also be used to store a large quantity of cards and were packaged with four partition plates.
In anticipation of the popularity of this product, lotteries were held for Pokémon Center Online orders. The pre-order period was open from March 17 to 19, 2023 and two delivery dates were allocated. Winners of the lottery for date A were notified after April 5, 2023 and their orders were shipped sequentially after April 14. Winners of the lottery for date B were notified after April 19, 2023 and their orders were shipped sequentially after April 28. Those who were unsuccessful in any draw were notified in the same period as the winning pre-orders.[16]
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References
- ↑ 拡張パック「スカーレットex」「バイオレットex」を買って、プロモカードを手に入れよう！ | Pokémon Card Game Trainers Website (archived copy)
- ↑ 「デッキそのままバトル～イーブイゲットだぜ～」開催 | Pokémon Card Game Trainers Website (archived copy)
- ↑ ポケモンカードゲーム チャンピオンズリーグ2023 愛知 2月25日（土）・26日（日）開催！ | Pokémon Card Game Trainers Website (archived copy)
- ↑ チャンピオンズリーグ2023 愛知 大会概要ページ | Pokémon Card Game Trainers Website (archived copy)
- ↑ ポケモンカードゲーム チャンピオンズリーグ2023 宮城 4月1日（土）・2日（日）開催！ | Pokémon Card Game Trainers Website (archived copy)
- ↑ チャンピオンズリーグ2023 宮城 大会概要ページ | Pokémon Card Game Trainers Website (archived copy)
- ↑ チャンピオンズリーグ2023 宮城 大会賞品 | Pokémon Card Game Trainers Website (archived copy)
- ↑ チャンピオンズリーグ2023 愛知 大会賞品 | Pokémon Card Game Trainers Website (archived copy)
- ↑ チャンピオンズリーグ2023 愛知 サイドイベント | Pokémon Card Game Trainers Website (archived copy)
- ↑ チャンピオンズリーグ2023 宮城 サイドイベント | Pokémon Card Game Trainers Website (archived copy)
- ↑ チャンピオンズリーグ2023 愛知のライブ配信が決定！ | Pokémon Card Game Trainers Website (archived copy)
- ↑ 「チャンピオンズリーグ2023 宮城」のライブ配信が決定！ | Pokémon Card Game Trainers Website (archived copy)
- ↑ ポケモンカードゲーム チャンピオンシップシリーズ2023で獲得できる賞品とチャンピオンシップポイント、およびポケモンワールドチャンピオンシップス2023への出場条件について | Pokémon Card Game Trainers Website (archived copy)
- ↑ ポケゲトちゃんねる＠ポケモンカードまとめ on Twitter (archived copy)
- ↑ ポケモンファン ８２ | Shogakukan website magazine listing (archived)
- ↑ 【抽選販売】ポケモンカードゲーム スカーレット＆バイオレット 拡張パック スノーハザード＆クレイバースト ポケモンセンター・ジムセット 【2023年4月14日（金）以降、順次お届け予定】 | Pokémon Center Online (archived)
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