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Fuchsia City Gym — Japanese Challenge from the Darkness (Gym 2)

セキチクシティジム · 1998 · Japanese release

Fuchsia City Gym Regular — Japanese Challenge from the Darkness (Gym 2)
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Pokémon
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Japanese name
セキチクシティジム
Number
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Set
Challenge from the Darkness (Gym 2) (ジム拡張第2弾「闇からの挑戦」)
Year
1998
Versions
Regular
Language
Japanese

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Challenge from the Darkness (Gym 2) (ジム拡張第2弾「闇からの挑戦」), released in Japan in 1998. Japanese Challenge from the Darkness (Gym 2) (1998), the original Japanese “old back” Pokémon cards. Japanese prints differ from the English release in artwork, symbols and text.

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