POKEMON: Trading Card Game
CARD LISTING and Secrets v1.75
by CX (cabbitxtreme@yahoo.com)

_-CONTENTS-_

A: Intro
B: Colosseum Set Listing
C: Evolution Set Listing
D: Mystery Set Listing (COMPLETED 6.12.2000!)
E: Laboratory Set Listing
F: Promotional Cards (COMPLETED 6.12.2000...?)
G: Secrets
H: Credits

_-PART A: Introduction-_

Well, folks, this is it-- the card listing for Pokemon: Trading Card Game for
Game Boy Color.  This is my first FAQ--[not really.  I did the FAQ for the
Usenet group alt.games.lunar, which was well-ignored and met with critical
apathy...]-- OK, my first GAME FAQ, so go easy on me.  The purpose of this
document is to delineate which cards belong to which set, and of these cards,
which have real-life counterparts.  Some, like Meowth w/ Cat Punch, are promo
foil cards included in the game box (you can only get Meowth, as I later found
out, though!).  Others, IIRC (like Promo Mew, I think) are GB exclusives.

Note that this is an FAQ for the North American version of Pokemon TCG.  I have
no idea whether it will match up for foreign-language versions, nor do I have
any real drive to find out, as I only speak two languages myself (English and
Bad English).

Here is the basic terminology I'll use for each set, laid out in an easy-to-read
example:

	A01 c(B) Nidoran Male S0 Gr Lv20 HP40 Horn Hazard / -- #32

"A01" is the card's in-game designation (ie it's in the Colosseum set, card 1,
so it's card A01).

Next is the card's rarity and RL set:
c = common              d = uncommon
r = rare
B = Basic set           J = Jungle set
F = Fossil set          GB = Game Boy exclusive

Next after rarity and set is the card's name.  A01 is Nidoran Male-type.

After the card's name, we have its card type:
S0 = Basic Pokemon      S1 = Stage 1 Evolution card
S2 = Stage 2 Evolution  Tr = Trainer card

Pokemon cards have their Type, Level, HP, attacks (up to 2), and Pokedex number
listed after them.  Trainer cards will have a short description of their effect. 
Pokemon Powers are NOT explained but are instead noted with a PP.

The Type codes are as follows:
Gr = Grass		Fr = Fire
Wa = Water		Th = Thunder
Fg = Fighting		Ps = Psychic
Co = Colorless

Lastly, a definition:

Pull:  Search for & remove a card from your deck or discard pile.  Shuffle the
deck if necessary after searching.  What happens to the card typically is that
it goes to your hand (if nothing else is specified)


_-IMPORTANT!!!-_

Please bear in mind that as of yet this is still a work in progress.  I hope to
be able to complete the list soon, which shouldn't be too hard given the limited
number of cards and the relative ease of collecting them, but I make no
guarantees whatsoever that this list is in any way complete at ANY phase.  This
notice will vanish when I feel that the list is as complete as I can make it. 
Right now it's sort of on hold while I play enough matches to get the final five
cards, but rumors of secret "Card-Pop Only" cards will probably have to remain
just that-- rumors...

_-REVISION HISTORY/IMPORTANT DATES-_
4.11.2000:  Pokemon Trading Card Game released in US.
4.14.2000:  I bought the game, having nothing better to do.
4.14.2000:  I was immediately addicted.  ^_^
4.15.2000:  After obtaining the first Master Medal (Grass), I decide to create a
card list to help out other people.
4.16.2000:  Snagged Rock and Science Medals.  Also managed to win a Promo card
from Ronald.
4.16.2000:  Completed first run through the Colosseum set (still missing 9
cards).
4.16.2000:  Beat Imakuni? first time.  Man, he's stupid.  Also snagged the Lv20
Electabuzz.
4.17.2000:  Got sick this morning.  Decided to go for Challenge Cup-- won it. 
Also beat Imakuni? to win his card.
4.17.2000:  Added "Secrets" Section, added Mystery Set listing (missing 6).
4.17.2000:  Won second Challenge Cup and two Medals (Fighting and Water).  Also
made a few trades w/ Ishihara.
4.18.2000:  Added Evolution set listing (missing 8).
4.25.2000:  Got back from break, where I finished the game (still missing a few
cards, though).
4.25.2000:  Added the cards I won over break, and also the Laboratory Set
listing.
4.25.2000:  Readied FAQ for first release (version 1.0).  Still missing 20
cards...
4.25.2000:  Already I'm getting new cards.  Upped version to 1.15 (.05 for each
new card gained, since I need 20, right?).
4.26.2000:  Fixed a minor error in the Promotional Cards section.  Version is
now 1.25.
4.26.2000:  I learned that the US Version of the Team Rocket Expansion for the
reality-based card game is out...
6.12.2000:  Whoa...  Been a while.  Traded with a friend to snag all but 5 of
the cards needed.  Thanks Bryce!  (v1.75)

_-PART B: Colosseum Set Listing-_

A01 c(B) Nidoran Male    S0 Gr Lv20 HP40  Horn Hazard / -- #32
A02 u(B) Nidorino        S1 Gr Lv25 HP60  Double Kick / Horn Drill #33
A03 c(GB)Tangela         S0 Gr Lv12 HP50  Stun Spore / Poison Whip #114
A04 r(J) Scyther         S0 Gr Lv25 HP70  Swords Dance / Slash #123
A05 r(J) Pinsir          S0 Gr Lv24 HP60  Irongrip / Guillotine #127
A06 c(B) Charmander      S0 Fr Lv10 HP50  Scratch / Ember #4
A07 u(B) Charmeleon      S1 Fr Lv32 HP80  Slash / Flamethrower #5
A08 u(B) Growlithe       S0 Fr Lv18 HP60  Flare / -- #58
A09 u(B) Arcanine        S1 Fr Lv45 HP100 Flamethrower / Takedown #59
A10 c(B) Ponyta          S0 Fr Lv10 HP40  Smash Kick / Flame Tail #77
A11 u(B) Magmar          S0 Fr Lv24 HP50  Fire Punch / Flamethrower #126
A12 u(B) Seel            S0 Wa Lv12 HP60  Headbutt / -- #86
A13 u(B) Dewgong         S1 Wa Lv42 HP80  Aurora Beam / Ice Beam #87
A14 c(J) Goldeen         S0 Wa Lv12 HP40  Horn Attack / -- #118
A15 u(J) Seaking         S1 Wa Lv28 HP70  Horn Attack / Waterfall #119
A16 c(B) Staryu          S0 Wa Lv15 HP40  Slap / -- #120
A17 u(B) Magikarp        S0 Wa Lv08 HP30  Tackle / Flail #129
A18 r(B) Gyarados        S1 Wa Lv41 HP100 Dragon Rage / Bubblebeam #130
A19 c(B) Pikachu         S0 Th Lv12 HP40  Gnaw / Thunder Jolt #25
A20 r(B) Raichu          S1 Th Lv40 HP80  Agility / Thunder #26
A21 c(B) Magnemite       S0 Th Lv13 HP40  Thunder Wave / Selfdestruct #81
A22 r(B) Magneton        S1 Th Lv28 HP60  Thunder Wave / Selfdestruct #82
A23 r(B) Electabuzz      S0 Th Lv35 HP70  Thundershock / Thunderpunch #125
A24 r(B) Zapdos          S0 Th Lv64 HP90  Thunder / Thunderbolt #145
A25 c(B) Diglett         S0 Fg Lv08 HP30  Dig / Mud Slap #50
A26 r(B) Dugtrio         S1 Fg Lv36 HP70  Slash / Earthquake #51
A27 c(B) Machop          S0 Fg Lv20 HP50  Low Kick / -- #66
A28 r(B) Hitmonchan      S0 Fg Lv33 HP70  Jab / Special Punch #107
A29 c(B) Abra            S0 Ps Lv10 HP30  Psyshock / -- #63
A30 u(B) Kadabra         S1 Ps Lv38 HP60  Recover / Super Psy #64
A31 c(B) Ratatta         S0 Co Lv09 HP30  Bite / -- #19
A32 u(B) Raticate        S1 Co Lv41 HP60  Bite / Super Fang #20
A33 c(J) Jigglypuff      S0 Co Lv14 HP60  Lullaby / Pound #39
A34 ***INFO TEMPORARILY NOT AVAILABLE*** (Wigglytuff?)
A35 c(GB)Meowth          S0 Co Lv14 HP50  Cat Punch / -- #52
A36 r(B) Chansey         S0 Co Lv55 HP120 Scrunch / Double-Edge #113
A37 r(J) Kangaskhan      S0 Co Lv40 HP90  Fetch / Comet Punch #115
A38 r(J) Snorlax         S0 Co Lv20 HP90  PP: Thick Skinned / Body Slam #143
A39 u(B) Professor Oak   Tr Discard hand, draw 7.
A40 c(B) Bill            Tr Draw 2.
A41 c(B) Switch          Tr Retreat your active Pokemon for free.
A42 c(J) Poke Ball       Tr Flip.  If Heads, pull and reveal 1 S0-S2 card and
put it into your hand.
A43 r(B) Scoop Up        Tr Pull a Basic Pokemon card back to your hand, discard
all attached (evolutions included).
A44 r(B) Computer Search Tr Discard 2 to search your deck for 1 card.
A45 u(B) Pluspower       Tr Increase a single attack by 10 damage.
A46 u(B) Defender        Tr Reduce next turn's total damage by 20.
A47 r(B) Item Finder     Tr Discard 2 to pull a Trainer from your Discard Pile.
A48 c(B) Potion          Tr Remove 2 damage counters from 1 Pokemon.
A49 u(B) Full Heal       Tr Remove status effect from active Pokemon.
A50 u(B) Revive          Tr Return 1 KO'd Basic Pokemon to bench at half damage.
E01 c(B) Grass Energy
E02 c(B) Fire Energy
E03 c(B) Water Energy
E04 c(B) Lightning Energy
E05 c(B) Fighting Energy
E06 c(B) Psychic Energy

_-PART C: Evolution Set Listing-_

B01 c(B) Bulbasaur       S0 Gr Lv13 HP40  Leech Seed / -- #1
B02 u(B) Ivysaur         S1 Gr Lv20 HP60  Vine Whip / Poisonpowder #2
B03 r(B) Venusaur        S2 Gr Lv67 HP100 PP: Energy Trans / Solarbeam #3
B04 c(B) Caterpie        S0 Gr Lv13 HP40  String Shot / -- #10
B05 c(B) Metapod         S1 Gr Lv21 HP70  Stiffen / Stun Spore #11
B06 u(J) Butterfree      S2 Gr Lv28 HP70  Whirlwind / Mega Drain #12
B07 c(B) Weedle          S0 Gr Lv12 HP40  Poison Sting / -- #13
B08 u(B) Kakuna          S1 Gr Lv23 HP80  Stiffen / Poisonpowder #14
B09 r(B) Beedrill        S2 Gr Lv32 HP80  Twineedle / Poison Sting #15
B10 r(B) Nidoking        S2 Gr Lv48 HP90  Thrash / Toxic #34
B11 c(J) Bellsprout      S0 Gr Lv11 HP40  Vine Whip / Call For Family #69
B12 u(J) Weepinbell      S1 Gr Lv28 HP70  Poisonpowder / Razor Leaf #70
B13 ***INFO TEMPORARILY NOT AVAILABLE***
B14 r(B) Charizard       S2 Fr Lv76 HP120 PP: Energy Burn / Fire Spin #6
B15 u(J) Rapidash        S1 Fr Lv33 HP70  Stomp / Agility #78
B16 r(J) Flareon         S1 Fr Lv28 HP70  Quick Attack / Flamethrower #136
B17 c(B) Squirtle        S0 Wa Lv08 HP40  Bubble / Withdraw #7
B18 u(B) Wartortle       S1 Wa Lv22 HP70  Withdraw / Bite #8
B19 r(B) Blastoise       S2 Wa Lv52 HP100 PP: Rain Dance / Hydro Pump #9
B20 c(F) Krabby          S0 Wa Lv20 HP50  Call For Family / Irongrip #98
B21 u(F) Kingler         S1 Wa Lv27 HP60  Flail / Crabhammer #99
B22 c(B) Starmie         S1 Wa Lv28 HP60  Recover / Star Freeze #121
B23 r(J) Vaporeon        S1 Wa Lv42 HP80  Quick Attack / Water Gun #134
B24 r(J) Jolteon         S1 Th Lv29 HP70  Quick Attack / Pin Missile #135
B25 c(B) Sandshrew       S0 Fg Lv12 HP40  Sand-Attack / -- #27
B26 u(F) Sandslash       S1 Fg Lv33 HP70  Slash / Fury Swipes #28
B27 u(B) Machoke         S1 Fg Lv40 HP80  Karate Chop / Submission #67
B28 r(B) Machamp         S2 Fg Lv67 HP100 PP: Strikes Back / Seismic Toss #68
B29 c(F) Geodude         S0 Fg Lv16 HP50  Stone Barrage / -- #74
B30 u(F) Graveler        S1 Fg Lv29 HP60  Harden / Rock Throw #75
B31 u(F) Golem           S2 Fg Lv36 HP80  Avalanche / Selfdestruct #76
B32 c(J) Cubone          S0 Fg Lv13 HP40  Snivel / Rage #104
B33 u(GB)Marowak         S1 Fg Lv32 HP70  Bone Attack / Wail #105
B34 c(B) Gastly          S0 Ps Lv08 HP30  Sleeping Gas / Destiny Bond #92
B35 u(B) Haunter         S1 Ps Lv22 HP60  Hypnosis / Dream Eater #93
B36 r(F) Gengar          S2 Ps Lv38 HP80  PP: Curse / Dark Mind #94
B37 c(B) Jynx            S0 Ps Lv23 HP70  Doubleslap / Meditate #124
B38 c(B) Pidgey          S0 Co Lv08 HP40  Whirlwind / -- #16
B39 r(B) Pidgeotto       S1 Co Lv36 HP60  Whirlwind / Mirror Move #17
B40 r(J) Pidgeot         S2 Co Lv40 HP80  Wing Attack / Hurricane #18
B41 c(GB)Jigglypuff      S0 Co Lv13 HP50  Friendship Song / Expand #39
B42 c(J) Eevee           S0 Co Lv12 HP50  Tail Wag / Quick Attack #133
B43 r(B) Pokemon Trader  Tr Switch S0, S1, S2 card in hand for one in deck. 
Show & Shuffle.
B44 r(B) Pokemon Breeder Tr Skip S1 evolution (ie play an S2 card on a Basic
Pokemon).
B45 r(B) Clefairy Doll   Tr Dummy Pokemon.  HP10.  Cannot evolve.  Pretty much
worthless.
B46 u(B) En. Retrieval   Tr Discard 1 to pull 2 Energy from discard pile.
B47 c(F) Energy Search   Tr Pull 1 Energy from deck.
B48 c(B) Gust of Wind    Tr Switch opponent's Active Pokemon.
B49 u(B) Super Potion    Tr Discard 1 Energy from a Pokemon to pull 4 damage
counters off of it.
B50 u(B) Pokemon Flute   Tr Pull 1 Basic Pokemon from opponent's discard and put
it on his/her bench. (Why...?)

_-PART D: Mystery Set Listing-_

C01 c(J) Nidoran Female  S0 Gr Lv13 HP60  Fury Swipes / Call For Family #29
C02 u(J) Nidorina        S1 Gr Lv24 HP70  Supersonic / Double Kick #30
C03 r(J) Nidoqueen       S2 Gr Lv43 HP90  Boyfriends / Mega Punch #31
C04 c(J) Oddish          S0 Gr Lv08 HP50  Stun Spore / Sprout #43
C05 u(J) Gloom           S1 Gr Lv22 HP60  Poisonpowder / Foul Odor #44
C06 r(J) Vileplume       S2 Gr Lv35 HP80  PP: Heal / Petal Dance #45
C07 c(J) Paras           S0 Gr Lv08 HP40  Scratch / Spore #46
C08 u(J) Parasect        S1 Gr Lv28 HP60  Spore / Slash #47
C09 c(J) Exeggcute       S0 Gr Lv14 HP50  Hypnosis / Leech Seed #102
C10 u(J) Exeggutor       S1 Gr Lv35 HP80  Teleport / Big Eggsplosion #103
C11 c(B) Vulpix          S0 Fr Lv11 HP50  Confuse Ray / -- #37
C12 r(B) Ninetales       S1 Fr Lv32 HP80  Lure / Fire Blast #38
C13 u(GB)Flareon         S1 Fr Lv22 HP60  Bite / Rage #136
C14 r(F) Moltres         S0 Fr Lv35 HP70  Wildfire / Dive Bomb #146
C15 c(F) Shellder        S0 Wa Lv08 HP30  Supersonic / Hide In Shell #90
C16 u(F) Cloyster        S1 Wa Lv25 HP50  Clamp / Spike Cannon #91
C17 r(F) Lapras          S0 Wa Lv31 HP80  Water Gun / Confuse Ray #131
C18 u(GB)Vaporeon        S1 Wa Lv29 HP60  Focus Energy / Bite #134
C19 c(F) Omanyte         S1 Wa Lv19 HP40  PP: Clairvoyance / Water Gun #138
C20 u(F) Omastar         S2 Wa Lv32 HP70  Water Gun / Spike Cannon #139
C21 r(F) Articuno        S0 Wa Lv35 HP70  Freeze Dry / Blizzard #144
C22 c(J) Pikachu         S0 Th Lv14 HP50  Spark / -- #25
C23 r(F) Raichu          S1 Th Lv45 HP90  Gigashock / -- #26
C24 c(B) Voltorb         S0 Th Lv10 HP40  Tackle / -- #100
C25 r(J) Electrode       S1 Th Lv42 HP90  Tackle / Chain Lightning #101
C26 u(GB)Jolteon         S1 Th Lv24 HP60  Double Kick / Stun Needle #135
C27 r(F) Zapdos          S0 Th Lv40 HP80  Thunderstorm / -- #145
C28 c(J) Mankey          S0 Fg Lv07 HP30  PP: Peek / Scratch #56
C29 u(J) Primeape        S1 Fg Lv35 HP70  Fury Swipes / Tantrum #57
C30 c(J) Rhyhorn         S0 Fg Lv18 HP70  Leer / Horn Attack #111
C31 u(J) Rhydon          S1 Fg Lv48 HP100 Horn Attack / Ram #112
C32 c(F) Kabuto          S1 Fg Lv09 HP30  PP: Kabuto Armor / Scratch #140
C33 r(F) Kabutops        S2 Fg Lv30 HP60  Sharp Sickle / Absorb #141
C34 r(F) Aerodactyl      S1 Fg Lv28 HP60  PP: Prehistoric Power / Wing Attack
#142
C35 r(B) Alakazam        S2 Ps Lv42 HP80  PP: Damage Swap / Confuse Ray #65
C36 c(B) Drowzee         S0 Ps Lv12 HP50  Pound / Confuse Ray #96
C37 r(F) Mew             S0 Ps Lv23 HP50  Psywave / Devolution Beam #151 (See
note in "Secrets"...)
C38 r(B) Clefairy        S0 Co Lv14 HP40  Sing / Metronome #35
C39 c(J) Meowth          S0 Co Lv15 HP50  Pay Day / -- #52
C40 u(J) Persian         S1 Co Lv25 HP70  Scratch / Pounce #53
C41 u(B) Farfetch'd      S0 Co Lv20 HP50  Leek Slap / Pot Smash #83
C42 u(J) Lickitung       S0 Co Lv26 HP90  Tongue Wrap / Supersonic #108
C43 u(J) Tauros          S0 Co Lv32 HP60  Stomp / Rampage #128
C44 u(B) Dratini         S0 Co Lv10 HP40  Pound / -- #147
C45 r(B) Dragonair       S1 Co Lv33 HP80  Slam / Hyper Beam #148
C46 r(F) Dragonite       S2 Co Lv45 HP100 PP: Step In / Slam #149
C47 u(F) Mr. Fuji        Tr Shuffle one benched Pokemon and all its attached
cards into your deck.
C48 c(F) Myst. Fossil    Tr Acts like Clefairy Doll; can evolve to Fossil-types.
C49 c(B) Energy Removal  Tr Discard 1 Energy from one of opponent's Pokemon.
C50 u(B) Pokemon Center  Tr Discard all energy from your Pokemon to remove all
damage counters.
E07 u(B) Double Colorless Energy (Doesn't count as basic energy...)

_-PART E: Laboratory Set Listing-_

D01 c(F) Ekans           S0 Gr Lv10 HP40  Spit Poison / Wrap #23
D02 u(F) Arbok           S1 Gr Lv27 HP60  Terror Strike / Poison Fang #24
D03 c(F) Zubat           S0 Gr Lv10 HP40  Supersonic / Leech Life #41
D04 u(F) Golbat          S1 Gr Lv29 HP60  Wing Attack / Leech Life #42
D05 c(J) Venonat         S0 Gr Lv12 HP40  Stun Spore / Leech Life #48
D06 r(J) Venomoth        S1 Gr Lv28 HP70  PP: Shift / Venom Powder #49
D07 c(F) Grimer          S0 Gr Lv17 HP50  Nasty Goo / Minimize #88
D08 r(F) Muk             S1 Gr Lv34 HP70  PP: Toxic Gas / Sludge #89
D09 c(B) Koffing         S0 Gr Lv13 HP50  Foul Gas / -- #109
D10 u(F) Weezing         S1 Gr Lv27 HP60  Smog / Selfdestruct #110
D11 c(B) Tangela         S0 Gr Lv08 HP50  Bind / Poisonpowder #114
D12 r(GB)Ninetails       S1 Fr Lv35 HP80  Mix-Up / Dancing Embers #38
D13 u(F) Magmar          S0 Fr Lv31 HP70  Smokescreen / Smog #126
D14 c(F) Psyduck         S0 Wa Lv15 HP50  Headache / Fury Swipes #54
D15 u(F) Golduck         S1 Wa Lv27 HP70  Psyshock / Hyper Beam #55
D16 c(B) Poliwag         S0 Wa Lv13 HP40  Water Gun / -- #60
D17 u(B) Poliwhirl       S1 Wa Lv28 HP60  Amnesia / Doubleslap #61
D18 r(B) Poliwrath       S2 Wa Lv48 HP90  Water Gun / Whirlpool #62
D19 c(F) Tentacool       S0 Wa Lv10 HP30  PP: Cowardice / Acid #72
D20 u(F) Tentacruel      S1 Wa Lv21 HP60  Supersonic / Jellyfish Sting #73
D21 c(F) Horsea          S0 Wa Lv19 HP40  Smokescreen / -- #116
D22 u(F) Seadra          S1 Wa Lv23 HP60  Water Gun / Agility #117
D23 c(GB)Magnemite       S0 Th Lv15 HP40  Tackle / Magnetic Storm #81
D24 r(F) Magneton        S1 Th Lv35 HP80  Sonicboom / Selfdestruct #82
D25 r(GB)Electrode       S1 Th Lv35 HP70  Sonicboom / Energy Spike #101
D26 c(B) Onix            S0 Fg Lv12 HP90  Rock Throw / Harden #95
D27 u(J) Marowak         S1 Fg Lv26 HP60  Bonemerang / Call For Friend #105
D28 r(F) Hitmonlee       S0 Fg Lv30 HP60  Stretch Kick / High Jump Kick #106
D29 c(F) Slowpoke        S0 Ps Lv18 HP50  Spacing Out / Scavenge #79
D30 u(F) Slowbro         S1 Ps Lv26 HP60  PP: Strange Behavior / Psyshock #80
D31 u(F) Gastly          S0 Ps Lv17 HP50  Lick / Energy Conversion #92
D32 r(F) Haunter         S1 Ps Lv17 HP50  PP: Transparency / Nightmare #93
D33 r(F) Hypno           S1 Ps Lv36 HP90  Prophecy / Dark Mind #97
D34 ***INFO TEMPORARILY NOT AVAILABLE***
D35 ***INFO TEMPORARILY NOT AVAILABLE***
D36 r(GB)Pidgeot         S2 Co Lv38 HP80  Slicing Wind / Gale #18
D37 c(J) Spearow         S0 Co Lv13 HP50  Peck / Mirror Move #21
D38 u(J) Fearow          S1 Co Lv27 HP70  Agility / Drill Peck #22
D39 r(J) Clefable        S1 Co Lv34 HP70  Metronome / Minimize #36
D40 c(B) Doduo           S0 Co Lv10 HP50  Fury Attack / -- #84
D41 u(J) Dodrio          S1 Co Lv28 HP70  PP: Retreat Aid / Rage #85
D42 r(GB)Ditto           S0 Co Lv19 HP50  Pound / Morph #132
D43 u(B) Porygon         S0 Co Lv12 HP30  Conversion 1 / Conversion 2 #137
D44 r(B) Imp. Prof. Oak  Tr Opponent shuffles hand into deck and draws 7 cards.
D45 r(B) Lass            Tr Both players show hands & shuffle Trainer cards in
hand back into decks.
D46 r(B) Super En. Rem.  Tr Discard 1 of your attached energy to discard 2 of
opponent's attached energy on 1 Pokemon.
D47 u(B) Pokedex         Tr Rearrange top 5 cards of your deck as you see fit.
D48 ***INFO TEMPORARILY NOT AVAILABLE***
D49 u(B) Maintenance     Tr Shuffle 2 cards from your hand into your deck to
draw 1 card.
D50 c(F) Gambler         Tr Shuffle hand into deck and flip.  Heads: Draw 8. 
Tails: draw 1.
D51 c(F) Recycle         Tr Flip.  If heads, pull 1 from discard and put it on
top of your deck.


_-PART F: Promotional Cards-_

NOTE:  Promotional cards have no rarity.  They're tough enough to get as it is! 
The second line of each card's description offers instructions on obtaining the
promo card.

P01 Arcanine             S0 Fr Lv34 HP70  Quick Attack / Flames of Rage #59
    Give a Lapras to a girl in the Water Club to recieve this card.
P02 Moltres              S0 Fr Lv37 HP100 PP: Firegiver / Dive Bomb #146
    Legendary Card #1, Courtney uses this.  Win it after defeating the last of
the Elite Four... maybe...
P03 Articuno             S0 Wa Lv37 HP100 PP: Quickfreeze / Ice Breath #144
    Legendary Card #3, Jack uses this.  Win it after defeating the last of the
Elite Four... maybe...
P04 Pikachu              S0 Th Lv16 HP60  Growl / Thundershock #25
    A girl in the Grass Club will trade this for a Clefairy.  This is the "3-D
Pikachu" alternate art.
P05 Pikachu              S0 Th LV16 HP60  Growl / Thundershock #25
    I'm not sure where I got this card...  It's another "alternate art" card for
our beloved electric mouse.
P06 Flyin' Pikachu       S0 Th Lv12 HP40  Thundershock / Fly #25
    Ishihara will trade this for a Ditto.  Note:  It's no longer weak against Fg
types, but now Resists them.
P07 Surfin' Pikachu      S0 Th Lv13 HP50  Surf / -- #25
    Ishihara will trade this for a Clefable.  Note: It requires Water energy to
Surf, not Thunder energy.
P08 Surfin' Pikachu      S0 Th Lv13 HP50  Surf / -- #25
    Ishihara will trade this for a Chansey.  A guy in the Fire Club has the
scoop.  It's alternate art, sort of.
P09 Electabuzz           S0 Th Lv20 HP60  Light Screen / Quick Attack #125
    A kid in the Electric club will trade this for a Lv35 Electabuzz.
P10 Zapdos               S0 Th Lv68 HP100 PP: Peal of Thunder / Big Thunder #145
    Legendary Card #2, Steve uses this.  Win it after defeating the last of the
Elite Four... maybe...
P11 Slowpoke             S0 Ps Lv09 HP40  Headbutt / Amnesia #79
    Hand over your spare Energy cards to a kid in the Fire Club, then check the
painting on the wall.
P12 Mewtwo               S0 Ps Lv60 HP70  Energy Absorption / Psyburn #150
    Win this in the first Challenge Cup tourney (after 3 Medals); your final
opponent is Ronald.
P13 Mewtwo               S0 Ps Lv60 HP70  Energy Absorption / Psyburn #150
    I'm not sure where I got this card...  Probably a trade from the guy in the
Fighting Club.
P14 Mew                  S0 Ps Lv08 HP40  PP: Neutralizing Shield / Psyshock
#151 (see note below)
    Win this in the second Challenge Cup Tourney (after 5 Medals); Ronald's
again the last man.
P15 Jigglypuff           S0 Co Lv12 HP50  First Aid / Double-Edge #39
    Win this card from Ronald after winning your first or second medal.
P16 Dragonite            S2 Co Lv41 HP100 PP: Healing Wind / Slam #149
    Legendary Card #4, Rod uses this.  Win it after defeating the last of the
Elite Four... maybe...
P17 Imakuni?             Tr Your Pokemon is now confused.  Sucks to be you.
    Beat Imakuni? 3 times (See below, "How To Get The Suicide Card".)
P18 Super En. Retrieval  Tr Discard 2 to pull up to 4 basic Energy from your
Discard.
    Win this from Ronald the second time you meet him (after your fifth medal).

_-PART G: Secrets-_

_-How to Get The Suicide Card, "Imakuni?"-_

Simply put, to get the most useless card in the game, "Imakuni?", you must track
down and defeat Imakuni?, the funky-looking psycho.  This is not quite as easy
as it sounds...  First off, good luck finding him.  He'll be hiding out in one
of the eight Club's PC rooms (hang a left at the entrance).  Check up by the
bookcases (the music will change, too, if he's in the room).  After finding him,
save your game using the Diary function.  Sure, it won't help (if you have to
reset, you will more than likely not find Imakuni? there), but it'll get you
thinking, too.  Short of having a deck of all energy cards, there is no way to
lose to this guy.  He regularly plays "Imakuni?", a Promo card that confuses his
own active Pokemon, and that should give you a pretty good idea of his playing
philosophy.  His favorite Pokemon to use are Psyduck, Slowpoke, and Drowzee,
whom he will evolve at will.  However, that doesn't change the fact that his
deck sucks.  Beating him the first and second times will net you one booster
pack of each set, and the third time he'll get all upset and hand over the
Imakuni? card.  Now, lock this card away and never use it, because it's just as
useless in your hands as it was in his.  Note that he will appear again after
you get the Promo card; beating him then will again give you one of each type of
booster pack.  Every third time you lay the smackdown, however, you'll be
rewarded not with booster packs, but another Imakuni? card.  Whooptee-doo.

_-Scads of Energy At No Cost-_

After acquiring the Promo slowpoke (see above), you may find yourself a little
short on Energy cards.  Sure, you could go after Aaron a few times in the Mason
Lab, but just before you go into Aaron's room, just above the door, there's a
scientist who'll hand over a bunch of Energy cards if you're running low.

_-Notes on Mew-_

About Card C37:  This card is listed in the game as being part of the Fossil
set; it is an error.  Mew is available in reality only as a promotional card via
official WotC Pokemon tournaments.  (This error is more than likely due to the
fact that Mew WAS part of the Fossil set in Japan.)
About Card P14:  This card is NOT the counterpart of reality's Promo Mew card. 
Instead, either it is a GB exclusive or is the "Movie Mew" (as in the Mew
featured in "Mewtwo Strikes Back"; the Pokemon Power Neutralizing Shield lends
itself nicely to that theory).

_-Eevee Revolution!-_

As it turns out, Eevee quickly becomes one of the most versatile cards in your
arsenal late in the game.  In fact, the easiest way to defeat the 5-match
Challenge Machine battles (which net you nothing for 5 consecutive wins, by the
way) is to use the following deck, which I call the "Revolutionary Eevee Deck":
Card #--Name--------------------Quantity----------------Card
#--Name--------------------Quantity
B42	Eevee Lv12		4		|	C13	Flareon Lv22		4
C18	Vaporeon Lv29		4		|	C26	Jolteon Lv24		4
C39	Meowth Lv15		2		|	A37	Kangaskhan Lv40		3
A39	Professor Oak		2		|	A40	Bill			2
B43	Pokemon Trader		1		|	B47	Energy Search		2
A45	Pluspower		2		|	A46	Defender		2
E02	Fire Energy		8		|	E03	Water Energy		8
E04	Lightning Energy	8		|	E07	Double Colorless	4
To use this deck effectively, you first need to know what type of deck your
opponent is using, and then exploit the weaknesses of his or her deck.  Eevee's
triple evolution becomes near invaluable when facing opponents who have multiple
types in their deck, such as an Electric deck that contains Zapdos (who is
resistant to Fighting, and not weak as expected).  In the event that you're up
against a Fighting deck, make sure to evolve your Eevees into Flareons and
Vaporeons quickly (recall that colorless are weak against Fighting); Jolteon
will be hit with weakness if it goes up against a Fighting deck.  More often
than not, however, you will find yourself not having the right evolution for the
job.  Kangaskhan's Fetch attack serves to garner cards nicely while serving as a
wall, and Meowth's Pay Day attack does damage while doing the same thing
(maybe).  One thing to keep in mind before using a Professor Oak is to use him
only when you can do absolutely no more good with the cards currently in your
hand.  Don't sweat too much about getting the right type of energy for the
evolution you want; each of the evolutions are the GB-exclusives, which require
colorless energy to power their attacks (at the cost of possessing a few less
HPs than their real counterparts).  Your main task is to quickly get the
evolutions out and decimate your opponent.  A good many of your duels may end
with you vanquishing all of your opponent's Pokemon, so expect a fast match.

MORE SECRETS AS I FIND 'EM....

_-PART H: Credits-_

I'd like to thank the following people:

Mad Catz electronics, whose AC Adapter saved me plenty of batteries while
writing this FAQ (IMO it's the best adapter/battery pack out for the GBC, short
of the Nintendo brand one)
My friends and family, who were gracious enough to bear with me whilst rattling
on about Pikachu et al.
On alt.games.final-fantasy, Ramen Junkie and kwarlord, who spurred me to action
to complete this FAQ
RPGamer.com, who got this FAQ first (before my site, even)
GameFAQs.com, who as of v1.75, also has this FAQ (also before my site)
Bryce C., who helped me along getting a significant number of the cards
necessary

This FAQ is (c) 2000 John Zeitler.  You may feel free to distribute it in any
form you wish as long as this notice is included in it.  My name ("John Zeitler"
or "CX") must be on any and all public displays of this FAQ.  Ah, screw it.  You
know what?  I'm a gamer, not a lawyer.  Basically, what this all boils down to
is "Don't steal my work.  If you do, you will be in deep doo-doo."

Oh yeah, one last thing, Pokemaniacs and Lou Bega fans alike will want to see
the "Trainer #5" I wrote, so make sure you check it out here (It's near the
bottom of the column):
http://www.rpgamer.com/rpguru/veronica/av103199.html

That's it, that's all, there ain't no more.  May your Pikachu shock and your
Snorlax snore.