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In the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]], there | In the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]], there is no known method to force an endless battle against the other player's will. If both players agree to have an endless battle, this is achievable by consistently using certain card effects to return the cards to their decks and by not damaging each other's Pokémon or obtaining Prize Cards. | ||
For instance, if the only Pokémon used in the deck of both players is {{TCG ID|Neo Genesis|Cleffa|20}} from {{TCG|Neo Genesis}}, then the only attack available is one that shuffles the player's hand back into the deck. However, it would still be possible to lose this battle on purpose by skipping one's own turns without attacking until one's own deck runs out of cards. | For instance, if the only Pokémon used in the deck of both players is {{TCG ID|Neo Genesis|Cleffa|20}} from {{TCG|Neo Genesis}}, then the only attack available is one that shuffles the player's hand back into the deck. However, it would still be possible to lose this battle on purpose by skipping one's own turns without attacking until one's own deck runs out of cards. | ||