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 '''Darkness Energy''' (Japanese: '''悪エネルギー''' ''Evil Energy'') is a {{TCG|Basic Energy card}} which provides one {{TCG|Darkness}} Energy ({{e|Darkness}}). This can be attached to [[Pokémon card]]s and used to power [[move]]s with Darkness or {{TCG|Colorless}} Energy requirements.
-It was first released in {{TCG|Diamond & Pearl}}, as Darkness-type Pokémon were getting to be much more prevalent in the TCG by this point, much like {{t|Dark|their counterparts}} in the games. Unfortunately, both the {{special|Darkness Energy|old Darkness Energy}} as well as the {{special|Metal Energy|old Metal Energy}}, which were originally released in {{TCG|Neo Genesis}}, were classified as {{TCG|Special Energy card}}s. Being such, only four copies of them were allowed in a legal deck, and combined with their rarity, many players had to go to great lengths to have a deck that even attempted to mix in a few Darkness-types. With the new, Basic Energy version of Darkness Energy, however, an unlimited amount are now allowed in a deck, though there is no specific advantage to using them, unlike their counterparts.
+It was first released in {{TCG|Diamond & Pearl}}, as Darkness-type Pokémon were getting to be much more prevalent in the TCG by this point, much like {{t|Dark|their counterparts}} in the games. Unfortunately, both the {{OBP|Darkness Energy|Special|old Darkness Energy}} as well as the {{OBP|Metal Energy|Special|old Metal Energy}}, which were originally released in {{TCG|Neo Genesis}}, were classified as {{TCG|Special Energy card}}s. Being such, only four copies of them were allowed in a legal deck, and combined with their rarity, many players had to go to great lengths to have a deck that even attempted to mix in a few Darkness-types. With the new, Basic Energy version of Darkness Energy, however, an unlimited amount are now allowed in a deck, though there is no specific advantage to using them, unlike their counterparts.
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