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	In addition to the sets pictured above, a further three Tomy sets are known to exist. Two were based on the events of [[M05]], one for {{p\|Latios}} featuring only a Latios figure based on Alto Mare's {{OBP\|Secret Garden\|location}}, and the another for {{p\|Latias}}, which features only Latias and is based on the city and canals of {{Alto Mare~~\|location}}~~. The third set is based on the ''[[PK12\|Gotta Dance]]'' short, and features a Pikachu, Torchic, Meowth and three conjoined Whismur holding maracas. They are uniquely cube shaped and foldable.		In addition to the sets pictured above, a further three Tomy sets are known to exist. Two were based on the events of [[M05]], one for {{p\|Latios}} featuring only a Latios figure based on Alto Mare's {{OBP\|Secret Garden\|location}}, and the another for {{p\|Latias}}, which features only Latias and is based on the city and canals of Alto Mare. The third set is based on the ''[[PK12\|Gotta Dance]]'' short, and features a Pikachu, Torchic, Meowth and three conjoined Whismur holding maracas. They are uniquely cube shaped and foldable.

	A series of characters and buildings were released to mark [[M06]], a Japanese exclusive that featured {{p\|Absol}} and {{p\|Salamence}}, amongst others.		A series of characters and buildings were released to mark [[M06]], a Japanese exclusive that featured {{p\|Absol}} and {{p\|Salamence}}, amongst others.