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	A '''Restored Pokémon''' (Japanese: {{ruby\|復\|ふく}}{{ruby\|元\|げん}}ポケモン ''Restored Pokemon'') is a form of [[#Pokémon card\|Pokémon]] that is revived to life from a {{DL\|Glossary (TCG)\|Fossil card}} in the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]]. In the [[Pokémon world]], [[Fossil]]s are prehistoric Pokémon revived using techniques developed by the [[Devon Corporation]] and a research laboratory on [[Cinnabar Island]].		A '''Restored Pokémon''' (Japanese: '''{{ruby\|復\|ふく}}{{ruby\|元\|げん}}ポケモン''' ''Restored Pokemon'') is a form of [[#Pokémon card\|Pokémon]] that is revived to life from a {{DL\|Glossary (TCG)\|Fossil card}} in the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]]. In the [[Pokémon world]], [[Fossil]]s are prehistoric Pokémon revived using techniques developed by the [[Devon Corporation]] and a research laboratory on [[Cinnabar Island]].

	Only eleven Pokémon are currently classified as Restored Pokémon: {{TCG\|Aerodactyl}}, {{TCG\|Amaura}}, {{TCG\|Anorith}}, {{TCG\|Archen}}, {{TCG\|Cranidos}}, {{TCG\|Kabuto}}, {{TCG\|Lileep}}, {{TCG\|Omanyte}}, {{TCG\|Shieldon}}, {{TCG\|Tirtouga}}, and {{TCG\|Tyrunt}}.		Only eleven Pokémon are currently classified as Restored Pokémon: {{TCG\|Aerodactyl}}, {{TCG\|Amaura}}, {{TCG\|Anorith}}, {{TCG\|Archen}}, {{TCG\|Cranidos}}, {{TCG\|Kabuto}}, {{TCG\|Lileep}}, {{TCG\|Omanyte}}, {{TCG\|Shieldon}}, {{TCG\|Tirtouga}}, and {{TCG\|Tyrunt}}.