Diamond & Pearl (TCG)

This article is about the Pokémon Trading Card Game expansion. For other uses, see Diamond and Pearl.

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Mysterious Treasures ⊟

Diamond & Pearl 時空の創造

Cards in set English: 130 Japanese: 122* Set number English: 32 Japanese: 31 Release date English: May 23, 2007 Japanese: November 30, 2006 Theme Decks Terra Firma () Inferno Zone () Royal Frost () Previous Offense and Defense of the Furthest Ends Japanese: Space-Time Creation Next Secret of the Lakes

Pokémon TCG: Diamond & Pearl (Japanese: 時空の創造 Space-Time Creation: ダイヤモンドコレクション Diamond Collection and パールコレクション Pearl Collection) is the name given to the first main expansion of cards from the Diamond & Pearl Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game (the DP Era in Japan). The set is the first to feature Generation IV Pokémon in the card game.

Blurb

New Pokémon, New Adventures!

The next generation of Pokémon has arrived! In Diamond & Pearl, you'll explore the never-before-seen Sinnoh region and catch brand-new Pokémon for the very first time. New gameplay, including the exciting Level Up that makes your Pokémon more powerful... new attacks... even a new look—the Pokémon TCG: Diamond & Pearl expansion will take every Trainer to the next level!

Information

Diamond & Pearl is the name given to the first main expansion of the Diamond & Pearl Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. In Japan, it was released as Diamond Collection and Pearl Collection, collectively known as Space-Time Creation, the first expansion in the Pokémon Card Game DP Era. It is based on Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, featuring Generation IV Pokémon and the two game Legendary Pokémon Dialga and Palkia. The English expansion was released on May 23, 2007, while the Japanese expansion was released on November 30, 2006.

Diamond & Pearl introduced Pokémon LV.X, a type of Pokémon. Pokémon LV.X are "Level-Up Pokémon" and is able to use any attack, Poké-Power, or Poké-Body from its previous Level. Poison-type Pokémon changed from being represented by the Grass-type to the Psychic-type. Supporter and Stadium cards were separate class of cards, rather than the subclass of Trainer cards. Both Darkness Energy and Metal Energy received new basic Energy forms which were free from the 4-per-deck rule. Cards that allow players to search for a Darkness or Metal Energy card may seek out either version. Unown were counted as separate Pokémon, with the letter after the name.

Diamond & Pearl also introduced an updated card design, which included numerous changes. The Pokémon's level returned and appeared on the right of the Pokémon's name. The word "HP" was smaller and appeared before the amount. The Evolution box moved to below the Pokémon's name. The Pokémon's Pokédex number, species, height, and weight were displayed below the artwork window. The circles on the left of the card no longer appeared. The Pokédex entry made its return and was located below the Pokémon Power and attack box. The illustrator's name was moved above the retreat cost.

A new numbering system for Pokémon was deployed on the lower left of the card, labelled DPBP#. This Diamond & Pearl Battle Pokédex number system combined aspects of the National Pokédex and the habitat system featured in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen. Japanese cards reverted to having no card numbering system. Darkness-type and Metal-type Pokémon were listed before Colorless-type Pokémon. Evolutionary family were listed together. Attacks that required no Energy were introduced.

With the release of this expansion, numerous rule changes took place. Outside of Asia, Trainer, Supporter, and Stadium cards were considered separate types. The player going first could now draw a card at the beginning of their first turn, but couldn't play any of the aforementioned cards.

Each booster pack were increased from 9 cards to 10 cards; they include 5 Common, 3 Uncommon, 1 Reverse Holofoil, and 1 Rare or Rare Holo card. The Reverse Holofoil were no longer being Holofoil on the background of the artwork, instead it was Holofoil on the entire card excluding the artwork. Reverse Holofoil versions of the Rare Holo cards were also no longer being Holofoil on the artwork.

Additional cards

No. Image Card name Type Rarity Promotion 3/130 Electivire — Regional Championships 2007-2008 promo 3/130 Electivire — Staff Regional Championships 2007-2008 promo 6/130 Lucario — Reverse Holo "Diamond & Pearl" stamp Burger King Collection 2008 7/130 Luxray — National Championships 2007-2008 promo 7/130 Luxray — Staff National Championships 2007-2008 promo 9/130 Manaphy — Reverse Holo "Diamond & Pearl" stamp Burger King Collection 2008 35/130 Pachirisu — Reverse Holo "Diamond & Pearl" stamp Burger King Collection 2008 49/130 Grotle — Reverse Holo "Diamond & Pearl" stamp Burger King Collection 2008 52/130 Luxio — "Prerelease" stamp Prerelease promo 52/130 Luxio — Staff "Prerelease" stamp Prerelease promo 52/130 Luxio — State/Province/Territory Championships 2007-2008 promo 52/130 Luxio — Staff State/Province/Territory Championships 2007-2008 promo 56/130 Monferno — Reverse Holo "Diamond & Pearl" stamp Burger King Collection 2008 58/130 Prinplup — Reverse Holo "Diamond & Pearl" stamp Burger King Collection 2008 61/130 Riolu — Gold snowflake stamp Pokémon Countdown Calendar exclusive 76/130 Chimchar — Cosmos Holofoil North American 2007 Spring Collector's Tins/Special Edition Blisters/Classic Trio Boxes exclusive 76/130 Chimchar — Italian Pokémon Day 2008 promo 76/130 Chimchar — Reverse Holo "Diamond & Pearl" stamp Burger King Collection 2008 83/130 Glameow — Gold snowflake stamp Pokémon Countdown Calendar exclusive 93/130 Piplup — Cosmos Holofoil North American 2007 Spring Collector's Tins/Special Edition Blisters/Classic Trio Boxes exclusive 93/130 Piplup — San Diego 07 Pokémon USA annual distributor meeting promo 93/130 Piplup — Italian Pokémon Day 2008 promo 93/130 Piplup — Reverse Holo "Diamond & Pearl" stamp Burger King Collection 2008 98/130 Shinx — City Championships 2007-2008 promo 98/130 Shinx — Staff City Championships 2007-2008 promo 98/130 Shinx — Reverse Holo "Diamond & Pearl" stamp Burger King Collection 2008 99/130 Skorupi — Gold snowflake stamp Pokémon Countdown Calendar exclusive 102/130 Stunky — Gold snowflake stamp Pokémon Countdown Calendar exclusive 103/130 Turtwig — Cosmos Holofoil North American 2007 Spring Collector's Tins/Special Edition Blisters/Classic Trio Boxes exclusive 103/130 Turtwig — New York 08 Pokémon USA annual distributor meeting promo 103/130 Turtwig — Italian Pokémon Day 2008 promo 103/130 Turtwig — Reverse Holo "Diamond & Pearl" stamp Burger King Collection 2008 112/130 Professor Rowan Su — Professor Program 2007-2008 promo 112/130 Professor Rowan Su — Cosmos Holofoil Diamond & Pearl Collection exclusive

Set lists

Diamond & Pearl

No. Image Card name Type Rarity Promotion 1/130 Dialga Promotion 2/130 Dusknoir Promotion 3/130 Electivire Promotion 4/130 Empoleon Promotion 5/130 Infernape Promotion 6/130 Lucario Promotion 7/130 Luxray Promotion 8/130 Magnezone Promotion 9/130 Manaphy Promotion 10/130 Mismagius Promotion 11/130 Palkia Promotion 12/130 Rhyperior Promotion 13/130 Roserade Promotion 14/130 Shiftry Promotion 15/130 Skuntank Promotion 16/130 Staraptor Promotion 17/130 Torterra Promotion 18/130 Azumarill Promotion 19/130 Beautifly Promotion 20/130 Bibarel Promotion 21/130 Carnivine Promotion 22/130 Clefable Promotion 23/130 Drapion Promotion 24/130 Drifblim Promotion 25/130 Dustox Promotion 26/130 Floatzel Promotion 27/130 Gengar Promotion 28/130 Heracross Promotion 29/130 Hippowdon Promotion 30/130 Lopunny Promotion 31/130 Machamp Promotion 32/130 Medicham Promotion 33/130 Munchlax Promotion 34/130 Noctowl Promotion 35/130 Pachirisu Promotion 36/130 Purugly Promotion 37/130 Snorlax Promotion 38/130 Steelix Promotion 39/130 Vespiquen Promotion 40/130 Weavile Promotion 41/130 Wobbuffet Promotion 42/130 Wynaut Promotion 43/130 Budew Promotion 44/130 Cascoon Promotion 45/130 Cherrim Promotion 46/130 Drifloon Promotion 47/130 Dusclops Promotion 48/130 Elekid Promotion 49/130 Grotle Promotion 50/130 Haunter Promotion 51/130 Hippopotas Promotion 52/130 Luxio Promotion 53/130 Machoke Promotion 54/130 Magneton Promotion 55/130 Mantyke Promotion 56/130 Monferno Promotion 57/130 Nuzleaf Promotion 58/130 Prinplup Promotion 59/130 Rapidash Promotion 60/130 Rhydon Promotion 61/130 Riolu Promotion 62/130 Seaking Promotion 63/130 Silcoon Promotion 64/130 Staravia Promotion 65/130 Unown A Promotion 66/130 Unown B Promotion 67/130 Unown C Promotion 68/130 Unown D Promotion 69/130 Azurill Promotion 70/130 Bidoof Promotion 71/130 Bonsly Promotion 72/130 Buizel Promotion 73/130 Buneary Promotion 74/130 Chatot Promotion 75/130 Cherubi Promotion 76/130 Chimchar Promotion 77/130 Clefairy Promotion 78/130 Cleffa Promotion 79/130 Combee Promotion 80/130 Duskull Promotion 81/130 Electabuzz Promotion 82/130 Gastly Promotion 83/130 Glameow Promotion 84/130 Goldeen Promotion 85/130 Hoothoot Promotion 86/130 Machop Promotion 87/130 Magnemite Promotion 88/130 Marill Promotion 89/130 Meditite Promotion 90/130 Mime Jr. Promotion 91/130 Misdreavus Promotion 92/130 Onix Promotion 93/130 Piplup Promotion 94/130 Ponyta Promotion 95/130 Rhyhorn Promotion 96/130 Roselia Promotion 97/130 Seedot Promotion 98/130 Shinx Promotion 99/130 Skorupi Promotion 100/130 Sneasel Promotion 101/130 Starly Promotion 102/130 Stunky Promotion 103/130 Turtwig Promotion 104/130 Wurmple Promotion 105/130 Double Full Heal T Promotion 106/130 Energy Restore T Promotion 107/130 Energy Switch T Promotion 108/130 Night Pokémon Center T Promotion 109/130 PlusPower T Promotion 110/130 Poké Ball T Promotion 111/130 Pokédex HANDY910is T Promotion 112/130 Professor Rowan Su Promotion 113/130 Rival Su Promotion 114/130 Speed Stadium St Promotion 115/130 Super Scoop Up T Promotion 116/130 Warp Point T Promotion 117/130 Energy Search T Promotion 118/130 Potion T Promotion 119/130 Switch T Promotion 120/130 Empoleon LV.X Promotion 121/130 Infernape LV.X Promotion 122/130 Torterra LV.X Promotion 123/130 Grass Energy E Promotion 124/130 Fire Energy E Promotion 125/130 Water Energy E Promotion 126/130 Lightning Energy E Promotion 127/130 Psychic Energy E Promotion 128/130 Fighting Energy E Promotion 129/130 Darkness Energy E Promotion 130/130 Metal Energy E Promotion

Diamond Collection

No. Image Card name Type Rarity Promotion — Heracross Promotion — Wurmple Promotion — Silcoon Promotion — Beautifly Promotion — Cascoon Promotion — Dustox Promotion — Seedot Promotion — Budew Promotion — Roselia Promotion — Roserade Promotion — Turtwig Promotion — Grotle Promotion — Torterra Promotion — Combee Promotion — Vespiquen Promotion — Cherubi Promotion — Cherrim Promotion — Carnivine Promotion — Torterra LV.X Promotion — Ponyta Promotion — Rapidash Promotion — Chimchar Promotion — Monferno Promotion — Infernape Promotion — Infernape LV.X Promotion — Goldeen Promotion — Seaking Promotion — Marill Promotion — Azumarill Promotion — Mantyke Promotion — Piplup Promotion — Prinplup Promotion — Empoleon Promotion — Buizel Promotion — Floatzel Promotion — Manaphy Promotion — Empoleon LV.X Promotion — Elekid Promotion — Electabuzz Promotion — Electivire Promotion — Shinx Promotion — Luxio Promotion — Luxray Promotion — Pachirisu Promotion — Gastly Promotion — Haunter Promotion — Gengar Promotion — Mime Jr. Promotion — Misdreavus Promotion — Unown A Promotion — Unown B Promotion — Unown C Promotion — Unown D Promotion — Wynaut Promotion — Wobbuffet Promotion — Duskull Promotion — Dusclops Promotion — Dusknoir Promotion — Drifloon Promotion — Drifblim Promotion — Skorupi Promotion — Drapion Promotion — Machop Promotion — Machoke Promotion — Machamp Promotion — Onix Promotion — Rhyhorn Promotion — Rhydon Promotion — Rhyperior Promotion — Meditite Promotion — Medicham Promotion — Riolu Promotion — Lucario Promotion — Hippopotas Promotion — Hippowdon Promotion — Sneasel Promotion — Weavile Promotion — Nuzleaf Promotion — Shiftry Promotion — Stunky Promotion — Skuntank Promotion — Magnemite Promotion — Magneton Promotion — Magnezone Promotion — Steelix Promotion — Dialga Promotion — Cleffa Promotion — Clefairy Promotion — Clefable Promotion — Munchlax Promotion — Snorlax Promotion — Hoothoot Promotion — Noctowl Promotion — Azurill Promotion — Starly Promotion — Staravia Promotion — Staraptor Promotion — Bidoof Promotion — Bibarel Promotion — Buneary Promotion — Lopunny Promotion — Chatot Promotion — Energy Restore T Promotion — Energy Switch T Promotion — Energy Search T Promotion — Potion T Promotion — Super Scoop Up T Promotion — Double Full Heal T Promotion — PlusPower T Promotion — Switch T Promotion — Pokédex HANDY910is T Promotion — Poké Ball T Promotion — Night Pokémon Center T Promotion — Warp Point T Promotion — Professor Rowan Su Promotion — Rival Su Promotion — Speed Stadium St Promotion

Pearl Collection

No. Image Card name Type Rarity Promotion — Heracross Promotion — Wurmple Promotion — Silcoon Promotion — Beautifly Promotion — Cascoon Promotion — Dustox Promotion — Seedot Promotion — Budew Promotion — Roselia Promotion — Roserade Promotion — Turtwig Promotion — Grotle Promotion — Torterra Promotion — Combee Promotion — Vespiquen Promotion — Cherubi Promotion — Cherrim Promotion — Carnivine Promotion — Torterra LV.X Promotion — Ponyta Promotion — Rapidash Promotion — Chimchar Promotion — Monferno Promotion — Infernape Promotion — Infernape LV.X Promotion — Goldeen Promotion — Seaking Promotion — Marill Promotion — Azumarill Promotion — Mantyke Promotion — Piplup Promotion — Prinplup Promotion — Empoleon Promotion — Buizel Promotion — Floatzel Promotion — Palkia Promotion — Manaphy Promotion — Empoleon LV.X Promotion — Elekid Promotion — Electabuzz Promotion — Electivire Promotion — Shinx Promotion — Luxio Promotion — Luxray Promotion — Pachirisu Promotion — Gastly Promotion — Haunter Promotion — Gengar Promotion — Mime Jr. Promotion — Misdreavus Promotion — Mismagius Promotion — Unown A Promotion — Unown B Promotion — Unown C Promotion — Unown D Promotion — Wynaut Promotion — Wobbuffet Promotion — Duskull Promotion — Dusclops Promotion — Dusknoir Promotion — Drifloon Promotion — Drifblim Promotion — Skorupi Promotion — Drapion Promotion — Machop Promotion — Machoke Promotion — Machamp Promotion — Onix Promotion — Rhyhorn Promotion — Rhydon Promotion — Rhyperior Promotion — Bonsly Promotion — Meditite Promotion — Medicham Promotion — Riolu Promotion — Lucario Promotion — Hippopotas Promotion — Hippowdon Promotion — Sneasel Promotion — Weavile Promotion — Nuzleaf Promotion — Shiftry Promotion — Magnemite Promotion — Magneton Promotion — Magnezone Promotion — Steelix Promotion — Cleffa Promotion — Clefairy Promotion — Clefable Promotion — Munchlax Promotion — Snorlax Promotion — Hoothoot Promotion — Noctowl Promotion — Azurill Promotion — Starly Promotion — Staravia Promotion — Staraptor Promotion — Bidoof Promotion — Bibarel Promotion — Buneary Promotion — Lopunny Promotion — Glameow Promotion — Purugly Promotion — Chatot Promotion — Energy Restore T Promotion — Energy Switch T Promotion — Energy Search T Promotion — Potion T Promotion — Super Scoop Up T Promotion — Double Full Heal T Promotion — PlusPower T Promotion — Switch T Promotion — Pokédex HANDY910is T Promotion — Poké Ball T Promotion — Night Pokémon Center T Promotion — Warp Point T Promotion — Professor Rowan Su Promotion — Rival Su Promotion — Speed Stadium St Promotion

Gallery

English Lucario pack	English Electivire pack	English Dialga pack	English Palkia pack
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Languages this set is released in

The Space-Time Creation set (Diamond & Pearl Collection sets) were only released in Japanese, in both 1st and unlimited edition. The Diamond & Pearl set is released in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Polish. Cards in the English, German, French, Italian, and Polish sets were also available as Reverse Holos. The Spanish and Portuguese versions of this set lacked any Reverse Holos.

In other languages

Language Title French Diamant & Perle German Diamant & Perl Italian Diamante & Perla Polish Diament i Perła Portuguese Diamante & Pérola Spanish Diamante & Perla

External links

• Set checklist

References

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Diamond & Pearl Series DP Black Star Promos Diamond & Pearl: Terra Firma • Inferno Zone • Royal Frost Mysterious Treasures: Skull Charge • Armor Fortress Diamond & Pearl Trainer Kit • POP Series 6 Secret Wonders: Lavaflow • Powerhouse Great Encounters: Eternal Time • Infinite Space • Endless Night POP Series 7 Majestic Dawn: Polar Frost • Forest Force Legends Awakened: Metal Surge • Bombardment POP Series 8 • Pokémon Countdown Calendar Stormfront: Raging Sea • Dark Rampage	DP Era DP-P Promotional cards • PPP Promotional cards Entry Pack Space-Time Creation: Random Construction Starter Deck Secret of the Lakes: Bastiodon the Defender • Rampardos the Attacker Shining Darkness: Dialga LV.X Constructed Standard Deck • Palkia LV.X Constructed Standard Deck 10th Movie Commemoration Set Moonlit Pursuit • Dawn Dash: Magmortar vs Electivire Deck Kit Entry Pack '08 Cry from the Mysterious • Temple of Anger: Heatran vs Regigigas Deck Kit Intense Fight in the Destroyed Sky: Giratina vs Dialga Deck Kit 11th Movie Commemoration Set