Pokémon Trading Card Game expansions and releasesīold indicates a main expansion. This article is part of Project TCG, a Bulbapedia project that aims to report on every aspect of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. The Neo Revelation set is released in English, German, French, and Italian, in both 1st and unlimited edition. The Awakening Legends set is released in Japanese, all cards with rarity symbols.
Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl. An example of this is if a Pokémon hatched from an egg at the Battle Factory in Platinum is traded to Diamond/Pearl, since the location does not exist in Diamond/Pearl. If a Pokémon is traded from one game to an earlier game in the generation, any met location that does not exist in the older game is displayed as "Faraway place" in the summary screen. However, it's possible that putting them through the trading machines reprograms the Poké Balls to allow them to be teleported back to the correct Professor's lab when the Trainer's party exceeds six Pokémon. In the anime, why Trainers simply don't exchange Poké Balls by hand is never explained. Pokémon that were traded from a different game receive a 50% experience boost on any experience points they receive. 
In Pokémon Sword and Shield you can nickname trade Pokémon, as long as it wasn't given one yet. Traded Pokémon cannot be given a new nickname, including Pokémon named in a different language. In Generation VIII, there is a feature called Surprise Trade that is accessed from the Y-Comm and can match the player with a trading partner in the background. Quick Link is for quickly trading with people nearby. The Festival Plaza is for using the GTS and Wonder Trading. In Generation VII, it is possible to trade via the Festival Plaza or Quick Link. There is a feature newly added in Generation VI called Wonder Trade, which has one send a Pokémon out and almost immediately receive a random Pokémon from a random player. In Generation VI, the Player Search System replaces the C-Gear, which allows the player to make trades with just the tap of a button. The set continues to feature Generation II Pokmon in the card game. #Pokemon neo y trading pokemon series
The only restriction is that nothing with an HM can be traded. Neo Revelation (Japanese: Awakening Legends) is the name given to the third main expansion of cards from the Neo Series of the Pokmon Trading Card Game (the neo Era in Japan). Trading is not limited to the Pokémon Centers like in previous generations.
In Generation V, it is possible to trade via the C-Gear from almost anywhere in Unova. In addition, Pokémon can now be traded over Wi-Fi at the Global Trading Station in Jubilife City with other Gen. In Generation IV, Pokémon can again be trade between games via the Wireless Club on the second floor of any Pokémon Center. However, in order to trade between FireRed or LeafGreen and Ruby, Sapphire, or Emerald, the trainer must first help Celio fix the inter-regional trading machine on One Island after defeating the Elite Four. In Generation III, the games set in similar regions can trade via the Wireless Club on the 2nd floor of the Pokémon Center. This is due to the game mechanics being completely revamped in Gen. Generation III games cannot trade with games from Generations I or II. I games using the Time Capsule, which can be found on the 2nd floor of any Pokémon Center. NeoX&Y are pretty much identical at this stage. The Link Club can be found on the 2nd floor of any Pokémon Center. Neo X & Neo Y are rom hacks of Pokemon X and Y designed to offer the player greater difficulty through expanded trainers and better variety through edited wild Pokemon encounters along with a plethora of other features. In Generation I and II, Pokémon can be traded between games of the same generation from the Link Club. 
There are several ways to trade Pokémon between games.
The trainer can use trading to get other Pokémon that they would like, or use trading to evolve certain Pokémon. Trading is one of the ways that one can complete the Pokédex.
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