Noble Victories Pokemon Card Expansion

The Noble Victories expansion is the third expansion released to the Pokemon trading card game from the Black & White series. This expansion contains Pokemon Fossils, Pokemon tools and contains restored Pokemon allowing a person to revive a fossil during a battle. There are the rest of the Unova Pokemon that where known and are the first Pokemon that where added to the trading card game at the time of being released. The set contains Pokemon from Generation V with Victini and 70 other different Pokemon.

The set also contains full art cards including N the very first full art trainer, Victini, Terrakion, Cobalion, and Virizion Pokemon cards. This expansion also included one secret card of the Pokemon Meowth which is a popular Pokemon that is not from the Unova region. The set contains a total of 215 cards from the promotional stamps, reverse holographic foils, alternate holographic foils, and secret cards. The promo that was pre-released is the Victini Pokemon card.

Error Cards: No information on error cards.

Noble Victories Pokemon card prices

Symbol Map:
Su- Support Card
I-item Card
- Common
- Uncommon
- Rare
- Rare Holographic
- Ex Holographic
- Ultra Rare Holographic
- Ultra Rare

Additional Cards:

No.	Card name	Type	Promotion
3/101	Leavanny		Non Holographic exclusive from Fast Daze theme deck
8/101	Karrablast		Crosshatch Holographic promotional from City Championships 2011-2012
8/101	Karrablast		Staff Crosshatch Holographic promotional from City Championships 2011-2012
11/101	Shelmet		Crosshatch Holographic Promotional from Regional Championships 2011-2012
11/101	Shelmet		Staff Crosshatch Holographic Promotional from Regional Championships 2011-2012
12/101	Accelgor		Cracked Ice Holographic exclusive from Fast Daze theme deck
12/101	Accelgor		Crosshatch Holographic Promotional from State/Province/Territory Championships 2011-2012
12/101	Accelgor		Staff Crosshatch Promotional from State/Province/Territory Championships 2011-2012
32/101	Cryogonal		Crosshatch Holographic from Pokémon League Freeze Season (June 2012)
41/101	Eelektross		Non Holographic exclusive from Furious Knights theme deck
43/101	Victini		"Noble Victories" Pre release promotional stamp
43/101	Victini		Staff "Noble Victories" Pre release promotional stamp
80/101	Escavalier		Cracked Ice Holographic exclusive from Furious Knights theme deck
80/101	Escavalier		Crosshatch Holographic promotional from National Championships 2011-2012
80/101	Escavalier		Staff Crosshatch Holographic promotional from National Championships 2011-2012
87/101	Fraxure		Crosshatch Holographic from Pokémon League Legend Season (July 2012)
91/101	Eviolite	I	Crosshatch Holographic from 2012 Player Rewards (Tier 2)

Card Lists:
Noble Victories

No.	Card name	Type	Rarity
1/101	Sewaddle
2/101	Swadloon
3/101	Leavanny
4/101	Petilil
5/101	Lilligant
6/101	Dwebble
7/101	Crustle
8/101	Karrablast
9/101	Foongus
10/101	Amoonguss
11/101	Shelmet
12/101	Accelgor
13/101	Virizion
14/101	Victini
15/101	Victini
16/101	Pansear
17/101	Simisear
18/101	Heatmor
19/101	Larvesta
20/101	Larvesta
21/101	Volcarona
22/101	Tympole
23/101	Palpitoad
24/101	Seismitoad
25/101	Tirtouga
26/101	Carracosta
27/101	Vanillite
28/101	Vanillish
29/101	Vanilluxe
30/101	Frillish
31/101	Jellicent
32/101	Cryogonal
33/101	Cryogonal
34/101	Kyurem
35/101	Blitzle
36/101	Zebstrika
37/101	Emolga
38/101	Tynamo
39/101	Tynamo
40/101	Eelektrik
41/101	Eelektross
42/101	Stunfisk
43/101	Victini
44/101	Yamask
45/101	Yamask
46/101	Cofagrigus
47/101	Cofagrigus
48/101	Trubbish
49/101	Garbodor
50/101	Solosis
51/101	Duosion
52/101	Reuniclus
53/101	Reuniclus
54/101	Elgyem
55/101	Elgyem
56/101	Beheeyem
57/101	Litwick
58/101	Litwick
59/101	Lampent
60/101	Chandelure
61/101	Gigalith
62/101	Timburr
63/101	Gurdurr
64/101	Conkeldurr
65/101	Conkeldurr
66/101	Archen
67/101	Archeops
68/101	Stunfisk
69/101	Mienfoo
70/101	Mienshao
71/101	Golett
72/101	Golurk
73/101	Terrakion
74/101	Landorus
75/101	Pawniard
76/101	Bisharp
77/101	Deino
78/101	Zweilous
79/101	Hydreigon
80/101	Escavalier
81/101	Pawniard
82/101	Bisharp
83/101	Durant
84/101	Cobalion
85/101	Audino
86/101	Axew
87/101	Fraxure
88/101	Haxorus
89/101	Druddigon
90/101	Cover Fossil	I
91/101	Eviolite	I
92/101	N	Su
93/101	Plume Fossil	I
94/101	Rocky Helmet	I
95/101	Super Rod	I
96/101	Xtransceiver	I
97/101	Virizion
98/101	Victini
99/101	Terrakion
100/101	Cobalion
101/101	N	Su
102/101	Meowth

Pokemon DS Games

Besides the Pokemon card game being really popular one thing which has been very popular in more recent times is that of the Pokemon ds games. Pokemon on the ds replaced the older gameboy games and the gameboy color with a dual screen handheld game.  The dual screen nintendo ds was remade a few different times with different designs to be more appealing with players brighter screen and also more slim designs.

The release date of the Nintendo ds was November 21, 2004 and the Nintendo ds comes with the ability to connect wireless to open internet Wi-Fi internet unlike the older gameboy and gameboy advanced models. The Nintendo ds is also backwards compatible with cartridges from gameboy advanced.

Over the past few years Pokemon ds games have also been releases the very first was Pokemon Diamond and Pearl which released  April 22, 2007 for the US.

 The next Pokemon ds game released was Pokemon Platinum that released March 22, 2009. Then during March 14, 2010 the Pokemon ds game HeartGold and SoulSilver was released which was a remake of Pokemon Gold and Silver.

Pokemon Black and White was released March 6, 2011 which was the fifth generation of Pokemon and the fourth Pokemon ds game to be released. It was later followed by Pokemon Black 2 and White 2 during October 7, 2012 which had the same world map but added locations and various changes added.



The current and newest Pokemon ds game to be released will be Pokemon X and Y which is scheduled to be released some time in October on the Nintendo 3DS. Pokemon X and Y was announced during January 2013.

The only difference from the type of Pokemon ds games which are released currently is the difference in quality of graphics the older gameboy games are played the same way which include you playing as a main character in the world of Pokemon following a storyline and catching and raising Pokemon as well as the battle system which still allows you to play against other friends and battle or trade.

Some other types of Pokemon ds game where also released which contained slightly different style of play for example Pokemon Dash which was released March 13, 2005 which was a racing game Pokemon themed and was the very first Pokemon game to be released on the Nintendo DS. The object of the game was to control Pikachu and move through checkpoints in the game to complete the course. It allowed up to 6 players to connect and play multi-player.

Pokemon Trozei which was released March 6, 2006 contained many puzzles that where Pokemon themed. This Pokemon ds game is similar to a tetris style game and has gameplay which might remind you of Yoshi's Cookie from Super Nintendo.

Learn with Pokemon: Typing Adventure never was released for the US but it came out for Europe September 21, 2012 which allowed players to capture Pokemon by typing the name of the Pokemon  into a wireless keyboard that was given with the game. At the end of each stage a boss Pokemon appeared like Cobalion or a legendary Pokemon like Zekrom.

Pokemon Rumble Blast was released October 24, 2011 which followed Pokemon Rumble which came out on the WiiWare in 2009. The players Pokemon are used to explore different area's and must battle enemy Pokemon and a boss at the end of each stage of a dungeon. Difficulty of the game increases the farther you play into Pokemon Rumble Blast.

Pokemon Conquest was released June 18, 2012 which is a role-playing strategy Pokemon ds game developed by Tecmo Koei. The player is teamed with an Eevee Pokemon and travels through the Ransei Region making other Pokemon friends and battling warlords and warriors to defeat the region. The game is a turn based strategy and works like a tactical RPG instead of the normal main Pokemon games.