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Unlike in the [[Pokémon games|video games]], there are only eleven known '''Pokémon Types''': {{TCG|Grass}} {{e|Grass}}, {{TCG|Fire}} {{e|Fire}}, {{TCG|Water}} {{e|Water}}, {{TCG|Lightning}} {{e|Lightning}}, {{TCG|Fighting}} {{e|Fighting}}, {{TCG|Psychic}} {{e|Psychic}}, {{TCG|Colorless}} {{e|Colorless}}, {{TCG|Darkness}} {{e|Darkness}}, {{TCG|Metal}} {{e|Metal}}, {{TCG|Dragon}} {{e|Dragon}}, and {{TCG|Fairy}} {{e|Fairy}}. When a Pokémon [[#Attack|Attacks]], the type of [[#Damage|Damage]] it does is based on the Pokémon's type (not the [[#Energy card|Energy type]]). [[#Weakness|Weaknesses]] and [[#Resistance|Resistances]] are also affected by Pokémon type. | Unlike in the [[Pokémon games|video games]], there are only eleven known '''Pokémon Types''': {{TCG|Grass}} {{e|Grass}}, {{TCG|Fire}} {{e|Fire}}, {{TCG|Water}} {{e|Water}}, {{TCG|Lightning}} {{e|Lightning}}, {{TCG|Fighting}} {{e|Fighting}}, {{TCG|Psychic}} {{e|Psychic}}, {{TCG|Colorless}} {{e|Colorless}}, {{TCG|Darkness}} {{e|Darkness}}, {{TCG|Metal}} {{e|Metal}}, {{TCG|Dragon}} {{e|Dragon}}, and {{TCG|Fairy}} {{e|Fairy}}. When a Pokémon [[#Attack|Attacks]], the type of [[#Damage|Damage]] it does is based on the Pokémon's type (not the [[#Energy card|Energy type]]). [[#Weakness|Weaknesses]] and [[#Resistance|Resistances]] are also affected by Pokémon type. | ||
===Prize | ===Prize card=== | ||
{{redirect|Prize|money given to the winner of a battle by the loser|prize money}} | {{redirect|Prize|money given to the winner of a battle by the loser|prize money}} | ||
A '''Prize | A '''Prize card''' (Japanese: サイド ''Side'') is a card taken by a player for [[#Knock Out|Knocking Out]] one of their opponent's [[#Pokémon card|Pokémon]]. The Prize cards are laid face-down at the start of the game and are unknown from both players. When using the regular 60-card [[#Deck|deck]], six prizes are put down at the start of the game. However, three are put down if using a 30-card [[#Half Deck|Half Deck]], and four are put down if using a 40-card prerelease deck. When a Pokémon is Knocked Out, the opponent player takes one of their own Prize cards and places it on their hand, or two Prize cards when a [[#Pokémon-EX|Pokémon-EX]] is Knocked Out. The first player to take all of their Prize cards [[#Winning|Wins]] the game. | ||
===Public information=== | ===Public information=== | ||