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Warp Point — Diamond & Pearl Pokémon card

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Warp PointDiamond & Pearl #116 Pokémon Card

Diamond & Pearl·#116·2007

Warp Point is a strategic Trainer card from the Pokémon TCG, designed to introduce dynamic shifts in battle by forcing both players to switch their active Pokémon. This card, from the 2007 Diamond & Pearl set, is a common variant known for its unique dual-sided effect. Here, visitors will find comprehensive details including its Pokédex lore, its precise mechanics, its edition history within the TCG, and its artwork. This page provides context for collectors and players, covering its appeal for nostalgia and strategic gameplay, and addressing common inquiries in the FAQ.

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Card Number
#116
Release Date
May 22, 2007
Language
EN
Set Code
dp

Warp Point is an item card in the Pokémon Trading Card Game, designed to disrupt the flow of battle by forcing both players to switch their active Pokémon. As a Trainer card, it doesn't represent a specific Pokémon species but rather a strategic tool available to trainers. Its effect allows for tactical retreats or bringing in a more advantageous Pokémon. Trainer cards like Warp Point are essential to the gameplay, offering diverse strategies beyond just attacking with Pokémon. They have been a staple since the very beginning of the Pokémon TCG, evolving in their effects and presentation across generations. While not a Pokémon itself, the concept of items and their impact on the game is deeply rooted in the video game series, where items like "Escape Rope" or "Switch" serve similar functions, allowing players to manipulate their active Pokémon. Warp Point specifically mirrors the "Switch" item from the video games, a crucial element for escaping unfavorable matchups or setting up powerful combos. Its presence in the Diamond & Pearl era highlights the continued emphasis on strategic depth in the TCG.

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