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These are the '''Pokémon wearing costumes''' in games and other media. | {{move|Pokémon wearing clothing}} | ||
These are the '''Pokémon wearing costumes''' in games and other media. This is separate from Pokémon that have clothes as part of their natural appearance, such as {{p|Machoke}}'s belt and {{p|Mandibuzz}}'s bones. | |||
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In the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]], several cards feature {{TCG|Pokémon}} wearing clothing. | In the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]], several cards feature {{TCG|Pokémon}} wearing clothing. Among them are cards representing forms from the game that already wear clothes, such as the [[Pikachu_(TCG)#Ash's Pikachu|Ash's Pikachu]] cards being renditions of "[[Pikachu in a cap]]" and the [[Pikachu Libre (Pikachu Libre Half Deck 14)|Pikachu Libre]] card being a [[Pikachu Libre]]. Other cards feature original clothing designs, or ones based upon the attire of other characters. Often, these alternate cards have different names compared to renditions of Pokémon without clothing. Since [[evolution]] is based entirely around matching names, such cards cannot evolve through normal means. | ||
[[Category:Pokémon world]] | [[Category:Pokémon world]] | ||