Pokémon Advanced battle figures

Each pack features two figures and an evolutionary checklist card. The larger figure in each pack is capable of posing and performing a move. Only the super-ancient Pokémon packs included one figure.

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  Pikachu and Vigoroth with Fury Swipes.
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  Treecko and Seviper with Poison Fang Attack.
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  Torchic and Sharpedo with Bite Attack.
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  Mudkip and Absol with Razor Wind Attack.
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  Poochyena and Grovyle with Fury Cutter Attack.
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  Zigzagoon and Swampert with Take Down Attack.
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  Wurmple and Cacturne with Needle Arm Attack.
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  Taillow and Blaziken with Flamethrower Attack.
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  Shroomish and Aggron with Iron Tail Attack.
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  Azurill and Combusken with Peck Attack.
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  Aron and Marshtomp with Mud-Slap Attack.
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  Plusle and Armaldo with Metal Claw Attack.
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  Cacnea and Charizard with Fire Punch Attack.
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  Corphish and Metagross with Hyper Beam Attack.
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  Duskull and Sceptile with Fury Cutter Attack.
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  Anorith and Swellow with Wing Attack.
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  Bagon and Lairon with Headbutt Attack.
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  Groudon with Fire Blast Attack.
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  Kyogre with Ice Beam Attack.
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  Rayquaza with Twister Attack

Many of the figure pairings are references to battles that took place in the anime.

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  Typhlosion with Flamethrower Attack vs Corphish.
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  Mightyena vs Crawdaunt.
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  Slaking vs Grovyle.
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  Whismur vs Loudred.
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  Makuhita vs Treecko.
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  Manectric vs Torkoal.
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  Weezing with Poison Gas Attack vs Pikachu.
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  Metang vs Beldum.
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  Rayquaza with Twister Attack vs Munchlax.
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  Deoxys with Cosmic Power Attack vs Plusle and Minun.
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  Beautifly vs Skitty.
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  Minun vs Zangoose.
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  Lotad vs Lombre.
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  Magneton vs Electrike.
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  Team Rocket with Pikatrap vs Pikachu.

The following packs were released in 2006 to commemorate Pokémon's 10th Anniversary. While some of the figures from the previous two categories were re-released in the battle packs, there was no evolutionary checklist card included in these sets. These sets also included the largest variation in number of figures, and also featured anime character figurines.

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  Ash vs Team Rocket Pack with Ash, Pikachu, Jessie and James.
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  Ash's Elite Pack included Pikachu, Swellow, Grovyle, Corphish and Torkoal.
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  May's Elite Pack included Skitty, Beautifly and Munchlax.
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  Charizard Pack with Fire Punch Attack.
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  Mewtwo Pack with Hyper Beam and Light Screen Attacks!
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  Lugia Pack with Whirlwind Attack!
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  Salamence Pack.
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  Kyogre Pack with Ice Beam Attack!
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  Grass-type vs Bug-type Pack includes Anorith, Armaldo, Lotad and Lombre.
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  Fire-type vs Ice-type Pack with Blaziken and Glalie.
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  Water-type Pack with Marshtomp, Sharpedo, Azumarill and Lotad.
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  Poison-type Pack with Weezing and Seviper.
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  Psychic-type Pack with Alakazam and Medicham.
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  Electric-type Pack with Plusle, Minun, Electrike and Manectric.
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  Fighting-type Pack with Makuhita and Medicham.
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  Normal-type Pack with Skitty, Whismur, Loudred and Zangoose.
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  Dark-type Pack with Sharpedo, Crawdaunt, Cacturne, Poochyena and Mightyena.
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  Pikachu Evolution Pack with Pichu, Pikachu and Raichu with Poké Ball.
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  Mudkip Evolution Pack with Mudkip, Marshtomp and Swampert.
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  Vigoroth and Slaking Pack.
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  Aron Evolution Pack with Aron, Lairon and Aggron with Poké Ball.
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  Duskull Evolution Pack with Duskull and Dusclops.
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  Blaziken Evolution Pack with Torchic, Combusken and Blaziken.
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  Metagross Evolution Pack with Beldum, Metang and Metagross.
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  Treecko Evolution Pack with Treecko, Grovyle and Sceptile.

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