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	Similar to {{TCG\|Theme deck\|Theme decks}}, '''World Championship decks''' are purchasable non-tournament-legal prints of 60-card decks used by [[World Championships\|World Championship]] players. These decks are a great way for players to see what it is like to play some of the top player constructed [[Deck\|Decks]] in the world and see how others have used cards that may be available in their own personal collection. The Pokémon World Championships are an official, annual event organized by [[Play! Pokémon]]. It has been an invitational-only event since 2004. Players are chosen on overall ratings, national champions and past performances in the previous year's World Championships.		Similar to {{TCG\|Theme deck\|Theme decks}}, '''World Championship decks''' are purchasable non-tournament-legal prints of 60-card decks used by [[World Championships\|World Championship]] players. These decks are a great way for players to see what it is like to play some of the top player constructed [[Deck\|Decks]] in the world and see how others have used cards that may be available in their own personal collection. The Pokémon World Championships are an official, annual event organized by [[Play! Pokémon]]. It has been an invitational-only event since 2004. Players are chosen on overall ratings, national champions and past performances in the previous year's World Championships. All of these decks were exclusively released in English.

	==World Championships Deck List==		==World Championships Deck List==