Citations:damage counter

Noun: 10 units of damage in Pokémon TCG

 * 2000, Hudson Soft, Pokémon Trading Card Game, Nintendo:
 * [the description of the attack "LEECH SEED" of the card "BULBASAUR LV 13"] UNLESS ALL DAMAGE FROM THIS ATTACK IS PREVENTED, YOU MAY REMOVE 1 DAMAGE COUNTER FROM BULBASAUR.
 * If a Pokémon is Poisoned, put a "Poison marker" on it to show that it's Poisoned. As long as it's still Poisoned, place a damage counter on it after each player's turn, ignoring Weakness and Resistance.
 * Damage on a Pokémon is represented by damage counters. Each counter represents 10 damage. Damage is permanent unless it is removed by an effect or modifier or that Pokémon leaves play. A Pokémon can accumulate damage greater than its maximum HP.
 * Damage counters keep track of the amount of damage a Pokémon has taken. The theme decks sold by Wizards of the Coast contain damage counters. Any small token (such as pennies, stones) will suffice, as long as it is understood that each counter represents 10 damage.
 * If a Pokémon is Poisoned, put a "Poison marker" on it to show that it's Poisoned. As long as it's still Poisoned, place a damage counter on it after each player's turn, ignoring Weakness and Resistance.
 * Damage on a Pokémon is represented by damage counters. Each counter represents 10 damage. Damage is permanent unless it is removed by an effect or modifier or that Pokémon leaves play. A Pokémon can accumulate damage greater than its maximum HP.
 * Damage counters keep track of the amount of damage a Pokémon has taken. The theme decks sold by Wizards of the Coast contain damage counters. Any small token (such as pennies, stones) will suffice, as long as it is understood that each counter represents 10 damage.
 * Damage on a Pokémon is represented by damage counters. Each counter represents 10 damage. Damage is permanent unless it is removed by an effect or modifier or that Pokémon leaves play. A Pokémon can accumulate damage greater than its maximum HP.
 * Damage counters keep track of the amount of damage a Pokémon has taken. The theme decks sold by Wizards of the Coast contain damage counters. Any small token (such as pennies, stones) will suffice, as long as it is understood that each counter represents 10 damage.
 * Damage on a Pokémon is represented by damage counters. Each counter represents 10 damage. Damage is permanent unless it is removed by an effect or modifier or that Pokémon leaves play. A Pokémon can accumulate damage greater than its maximum HP.
 * Damage counters keep track of the amount of damage a Pokémon has taken. The theme decks sold by Wizards of the Coast contain damage counters. Any small token (such as pennies, stones) will suffice, as long as it is understood that each counter represents 10 damage.
 * Damage counters keep track of the amount of damage a Pokémon has taken. The theme decks sold by Wizards of the Coast contain damage counters. Any small token (such as pennies, stones) will suffice, as long as it is understood that each counter represents 10 damage.