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| transsetname = Intense Fight in the Destroyed Sky | | transsetname = Intense Fight in the Destroyed Sky | ||
| setlogo = DP07-Logo.png | | setlogo = DP07-Logo.png | ||
| encards = | | encards = 103 | ||
| ensetnum = 38 | | ensetnum = 38 | ||
| enrelease = November 5, 2008 | | enrelease = November 5, 2008 | ||
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| jasetnum = 38 | | jasetnum = 38 | ||
| jarelease = July 10, 2008 | | jarelease = July 10, 2008 | ||
| deck1 | | deck1 = Raging Sea | ||
| deck1type = {{ene|Water}} | | deck1type = {{ene|Water}} | ||
| deck2 | | deck2 = Dark Rampage | ||
| deck2type = {{ene|Darkness}} | | deck2type = {{ene|Darkness}} | ||
| alt = Stormfront | | alt = Stormfront | ||
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==Information== | ==Information== | ||
Because of the chosen mascots for Stormfront, the set's theme is particularly dark, and is not based on anything in particular unlike its Japanese counterpart. The set's three mascots are Dusknoir, Gyarados and Tyranitar, with Gyarados being featured in the Raging Sea theme deck and Tyranitar in the Dark Rampage theme deck. | |||
The set | The Japanese version of the set, Intense Fight in the Destroyed Sky, is based on the eleventh Pokémon Movie, [[Giratina and the Sky's Bouquet: Shaymin]], including such featured Pokémon as {{P|Giratina}}, {{P|Dialga}}, {{P|Shaymin}}, {{P|Magnezone}} and {{P|Regigigas}}. Giratina, Dialga, Shaymin and Regigigas, all of which are prominent figures in the film, have been removed from the English expansion. | ||
The set includes only one new game mechanic, although does also include several new and returning features to the TCG. Firstly, Pokémon of [[alternate coloration]] (previously known as Shining Pokémon or Pokémon-star) return to the game, but do not include any special features. There are three of these in the set: {{P|Drifloon}}, {{P|Duskull}} and {{P|Voltorb}}, classified as SH1, SH2 and SH3 respectively. Their only difference to regular cards is that they only have a reverse holofoil effect. | |||
===Trivia=== | ===Trivia=== | ||
*The | *The set's booster pack designs feature {{P|Infernape}}, {{P|Torterra}}, {{P|Regigigas}} and {{P|Dusknoir}}. | ||
*The set includes Heatran LV.X, continuing a trend in which promotional LV.X cards are reprinted in the set released immediately after their promotional release. This was also the case with {{TCG|Lucario}}, {{TCG|Garchomp}} and {{TCG|Porygon-Z}}. | *The set includes Heatran LV.X, continuing a trend in which promotional LV.X cards are reprinted in the set released immediately after their promotional release. This was also the case with {{TCG|Lucario}}, {{TCG|Garchomp}} and {{TCG|Porygon-Z}}. | ||
*The set also introduces Trainer cards with a + at the end of their name. These Trainer cards have different effects depending on whether the player uses one or two of the same card at a time. | *The set also introduces Trainer cards with a + at the end of their name. These Trainer cards have different effects depending on whether the player uses one or two of the same card at a time. | ||
*The set includes the first Pokémon of the DP Series to have a retreat cost of five ({{P|Mamoswine}}). | *The set includes the first Pokémon of the DP Series to have a retreat cost of five ({{P|Mamoswine}}). | ||
*In the Japanese set, none of the Pokémon cards featured Pokédex entries due to several of the cards containing too much card text for one to be fit on the card. However, in Stormfront, if there is room for a Pokédex entry on the card, one has been put onto the card: hence, some, but not all, Pokémon cards have a Pokédex entry. | |||
==Theme decks== | ==Theme decks== |
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