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Pokémon Gold & Silver Internet Browser

The Pokémon Gold & Silver Internet Browser is a -branded created by . It is a branded version of . It was one of many branded web browsers developed by MediaBrowser.
The browser was released on September 28, 2000.
==Distribution==
The browser was distributed for free on MediaBrowser's website starting on September 28, 2000. pokemon.com promoted the browser,pokemon.com although the download was hosted on MediaBrowser's website.MediaBrowser page
According to the press release, it was possible to order a free CD-ROM version of the browser from the web site. A CD containing installers for both the Pokémon Gold & Silver Internet Browser and the Mario Tennis Internet Browser was available, likely being the CD-ROM that was distributed this way. According to IGN, it was distributed as a pre-order bonus for Pokémon Gold and Silver in the United States, but the CD-ROM available as a pre-order bonus for Pokémon Gold and Silver contained different content.Catch 'Em All and Catch 'Em Early! - Pokémon World (archive)
==Features==
The browser is functionally Internet Explorer 5 with a Pokémon theme.
The right frame includes links to the official sites for , Pokémon Stadium, Pokémon Trading Card Game, and Pokémon Snap.
The browser includes a video player called the Microtron, which is powered by . This video player is used to play advertisements for Pokémon products, such as Pokémon the Movie 2000: The Power of One.CNN article
==Compatibility==
The browser was promoted as being compatible with , , and . was also advertised as compatible in some contexts, but MediaBrowser's website claimed that testing for that operating system was still incomplete.
After installing the browser, it must be registered online before it can be used. This registration required connecting to MediaBrowser's servers, but those servers are no longer functional. However, it is possible to bypass this requirement through editing the Windows registry.Nick's Pokemon Fan Site
==References==
Press release from Nintendo of America and MediaBrowser
impress article (in Japanese)
MediaBrowser FAQ
IGN article
==External links==
* 
* Page on MediaBrowser website (archive)
* Pokémon Gold & Silver and Mario Tennis web browser installer on Archive.org
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Pokémon Gold Version and Silver Version: Official Pocket Guide

Pokémon Gold Version and Silver Version: Official Pocket Guide is a strategy guide published by Brady Games. This guide covers only the walkthrough/strategy portions of the game - it does not have listed Pokémon movesets and base stat totals. It is 160 pages long.
==Blurb==
<ab>Make Your Pokemon Party Unstoppable with BradyGAMES Pokemon Gold and Silver Official Pocket Guide! New Pokemon -- Catch 'Em, Breed 'Em, Raise 'Em! Super-Useful, Quick Reference Tables! Covers Johto and Kanto Areas!
</ab>
==Content==
==Trivia==
===Errors===
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Pokémon Gold and Silver Adventure Clear Guide

(Japanese: ポケットモンスタ-金&銀 ぼうけんクリアガイド Pokémon Gold and Silver Adventure Clear Guide) is a Japanese strategy guide for Pokémon Gold and Silver published by Media Factory in 1999. Copies of the book included a fold-out map of the Johto and Kanto regions as well as a set of cartridge case stickers.
==Stickers==
In the front of book there is a page with several removable stickers that could be used to personalize a game cartridge case. Each sticker features one of the three first partner Pokémon (, , and ), with one of each for the two versions of the game (Gold and Silver). Each sticker has spots where one can write in their player name and Pokémon's nickname.Pokémon Gold & Silver Japanese Cartridge Case Stickers (Adventure Clear Guide). May 20, 2022.
==Staff==
This is the list of staff members who worked on the guide.
* Publisher: Yoshihara Yoshiuki
* Project Manager: Yoshiro Sugahara
* Producer: Kiyoshi Narita
* Project Staff: Keiko Kabe, Takeshi Wakayama
* Sales Staff: Katsunori Shinbo
* Cover Design: Toshiyuki Takahashi (Ragtime)
* Design Works: Toshiyuki Takahashi, Yukiyo Takei, Hiromi Yasuda, Emi Yuzawa, Hiketa Keiko, Hiroyuki Kashiwa, Izumi Uchida (Ragtime), Suzuki Kobo
* DTP Works: plain dot
* Editors Team: HAM studio
* Editorial Staff: Hideki Endo, Yoko Maekawa, Kentaro Suzuki, Keiko Kobayashi, Shiro Mori
* Editorial Supervisor: Shusuke Motomiya (One Up)
==Gallery==
File:Pokemon Gold and Silver Adventure Clear Guide inner cover JP.jpg|Cover underneath the book jacket
==References==
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Pokémon Gold and Silver Official Perfect Guide

Pokémon Gold and Silver Official Perfect Guide is a strategy guide published by Versus Books. Out of all of Versus Books' strategy guides, it is volume 22 overall. It has 208 pages.
==Blurb==
<ab>Detailed maps and Walk-through!
Our complete walk-through features maps of every game area, from start to finish! Every item and trainer is listed, every Gym is extensively covered, and every secret is described in-depth!
Full Rosters for Every Trainer
Only Versus Books lists the rosters of virtually every trainer you'll face in Gold and Silver. Now you'll know how to prepare for difficult battles, and how to avoid the ones you just can't win.
Exact Appearance Ratios of Every Game Area!
Know at a glance which Pokémon appear in each area, in which versions, and at what times of the day. Get the exact odds of running into the Pokémon that you need to catch.
Complete Pokédex will all skills, HM, and TM!
Complete Pokédex featuring detailed stats and ALL locations for every Pokémon; old and new alike. ALL the skills, HMs, and TMs at your fingertips - in one easy to reference guide!
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==Trivia==
===Errors===
==Related articles==
* Pokémon Gold and Silver: Official Nintendo Player's Guide
* Pokémon Gold & Silver: Prima's Official Strategy Guide
* Official Pokémon Gold and Silver Adventure Guide
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Pokémon Gold and Silver Pokédex

(Japanese: ポケットモンスター 金 銀 ポケモンずかん Pokémon Gold and Silver Pokédex) is a Japanese strategy guide for Pokémon Gold and Silver published by Shogakukan.
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Pokémon Gotta Catch 'em Live!

Pokémon Gotta Catch 'em Live! is a music CD released in the United States on February 27, 2001, as the soundtrack for the musical Pokémon Live!.
==Tracklist==
No.	Track Title 	Duration
1 	You & Me & Pokémon 	5:22
2 	Intro 	0:26
3 	It Will All Be Mine 	4:16
4 	It Will All Be Mine - Reprise	0:42
5 	My Best Friends 	2:42
6 	Everything Changes 	3:20
7 	Everything Changes - Reprise 	0:29
8 	Misty's Song 	4:03
9 	The Best at Being the Worst 	2:25
10 	Pikachu (I Choose You) 	4:19
11 	What Kind of Pokémon Are You?	3:28
12 	 	3:05
13 	You & Me & Pokémon - Reprise 	1:02
14 	Double Trouble 	1:56
15 	Double Trouble - Reprise 	0:28
16 	Two Perfect Girls 	3:37
17 	I've Got a Secret 	2:39
18 	Everything Changes - Reprise 	0:39
19 	You Just Can't Win 	1:10
20 	Finale 	3:01
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Pokémon Gotta Catch the Sound!

Pokémon: Gotta Catch the Sound! is a 2000 soundtrack by HAL Laboratory, Inc., made for both North American and Japanese retail. The songs on this album are from and Pokémon Stadium. Because both soundtracks are mixed in together, not all songs from each game are included. Additionally, there are also three remixes added with the album.
The album credits Junichi Masuda, Masafumi Kawamura, Mitsuhiro Hikino, Hajime Wakai, Nintendo, and HAL Laboratory, Inc. as composers. Ikuko Mimori is uncredited for her work on Pokémon Snap. 
==Tracklist==
No.	Track Title 	Duration
1 	World of Pokémon: Introduction 	0:40
2 	World of Pokémon 	1:34
3 	On My Way 	0:54
4 	Pokéflute Waltz 	0:18
5 	Gotta Snap Em’ All 	2:42
6 	What's Your Name 	1:44
7 	River Safari 	3:48
8 	Trading Machine 	0:50
9 	Pokémon Center 	1:06
10 	Ready to Rumble 	2:10
11 	Fire Volcano 	2:14
12 	Stone Valley 	1:48
13 	On the Beach 	2:18
14 	Mini Games 	1:26
15 	Fanfare 	0:24
16 	I Choose You! 	1:06
17 	Free Battle 	1:10
18 	Picture Values 	1:28
19 	Electro Tunnel 	1:20
20 	Poison Cave 	2:00
21 	Gym Leader Castle 1 	1:56
22 	Gym Leader Castle 2 	1:20
23 	Victory 	1:42
24 	Snore Wars 	0:45
25 	Pika Cup 2 	3:00
26 	Mini Cup 3 	2:22
27 	The Mad Professor 	1:46
28 	Snapshot Rumba 	0:56
29 	Snapshop Lullaby – Outro 	1:06
30 	World of Pokémon (Orchestral House) 	4:16
31 	On My Way (Celtic Dub) 	5:18
32 	What's Your Name (Team Rocket's Hardcore Style)	4:12
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Pokémon Grand Eating Contest

The Pokémon Grand Eating Contest (Japanese: ポケモン大食い大会 Pokémon Eating Contest) is an -exclusive competition that takes place in Vermilion City. The competition was featured in Crowning the Chow Crusher!.
==Competition==
All contestants enter the competition with a that has to eat as many plates full of food as possible. Throughout the rounds, the rules are consistent, in which a new plate can only be served once the previous one has been finished clean. Rules allow for Berry seeds to be left uneaten and the adding of spices to the food. Competitors will be disqualified from the competition if they become too full to continue eating or if they break the dish plates. 
The first round has all contestants giving their Pokémon plates of Berries to eat, with the top ten who ate the most advancing to the next round. Before the second round, a lottery is drawn to divide the contestants into pairs that compete against each other, with one contestant getting to decide the dish the two will eat from a preset menu. The Pokémon who eats the most in each pair within a time limit proceeds to the finals. In the finals, the Pokémon that eats the most is declared the winner.
The prize for winning the competition is a free trip to Unova, as well as a supply of all-you-can-eat gourmet food from Unova.
==Known contestants==
Contestant	Place
Goh 	Winner
James 	Runner-up
 	Top 16
==Pokémon entered in the contest==
===Ash===
		
===Goh===
		
===James===
		
===Other competitors===
			
			
			
			
==In other languages==
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it:Grande Gara Pokémon di Cibo
zh:宝可梦大胃王大赛
Pokémon HGSS Laughter 4Koma Comic Compilation

(Japanese: ポケモンHG・SS 爆笑4コマまんが全集 Pokémon HGSS Laughter 4Koma Comic Compilation) is a Pokémon 4Koma by Santa Harukaze.
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Pokémon HQ Lab

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Pokémon HQ Lab (Japanese: ポケモン総合研究所 Pokémon Coordination Lab) is a location in Orre found in Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness, northwest of most other Orre landmarks. It is the home to some of most of the important characters in the game, most notably the player character, Michael, as well as their little sister Jovi, their mother , and Professor Krane.
The lab researches various aspects of Pokémon, such as their ecosystems and . For the latter purpose, the lab houses a Battle Simulator, where the player can experience several tutorial battles against s. The most notable feature of the lab, however, is the Purify Chamber, which Professor Krane created in case Shadow Pokémon were ever to resurface. This device, once completed, allows the player to purify Shadow Pokémon much more effectively than in Pokémon Colosseum. Krane also developed the Aura Reader and a new Snag Machine as tools to recognize and snag Shadow Pokémon.
==Items==
==Pokémon==
Pokémon	Pokémon	Level	Rate
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==Trainers==
Aferd won't battle the player while Professor Krane is at Cipher Lab or while the Snag Machine is stolen.
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==Layout==
===Exterior, Secret Wing, and 1F===
Game 	Exterior	Secret Wing	Laboratory Wing 1F	Residential Wing 1F
 	 	 	 	
 	  	  	  	 
===2F===
Game 	Laboratory Wing 2F	Residential Wing 2F
 	 	
 	  	 
==Trivia==
* A is hiding on the table close to where Adon is hiding.
* Early in the game, the player can talk to the receptionist in the east wing about previous Shadow Pokémon incidents; there is a typographical error in one of her explanations, with two dots ("..") appearing where an ellipsis ("...") would be expected.
* The player's Eevee starts with 1,250 Experience Points, therefore it is closer to leveling up than any other Eevee that would be obtained at level 10.
==In other languages==
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Pokémon Hall of Fame

Pokémon Hall of Fame has several referrals:
* The Hall of Fame, a record kept by the Pokémon League in the games.
* Pokémon Hall of Fame (book), a book mixing anime and game information compiling "Top Ten" lists and other assortments.
* Pokémon: Sinnoh Hall of Fame, an anime-based book compiling "Top Ten" lists and other assortments.
Pokémon Handbook to the Galar Region

The Pokémon Handbook to the Galar Region is an edition of The Official Pokémon Handbook series that was published by on July 7, 2020. It serves as a paper form of the 400 Pokémon in the Galar regional Pokédex in alphabetical order, including Gigantamax forms. The book is 240 pages long. The book also contains a poster which features the Galar first partner Pokémon with and . Like Pokémon Black Version and Pokémon White Version Handbook, this handbook uses artwork and information from the video games rather than the anime.
The book uses both and for height and weight listings.
==Blurb==
:Meet the
:Galar region
:Pokémon!
:Welcome to the Galar region!
:From and 
:to and , this
:is your A-Z guide to the Pokémon
:you'll encounter in this cool new
:region. This book has everything
:you need to know about them!
:You'll find:
:*Pokédex info on 400 Pokémon
:*Stats and facts about types, Abilities, and Evolutions
:*Insider data on the all-new Galarian forms—plus
::Gigantamax forms
==Entries==
The entries for each Pokémon are in an easy-to-read page setup. A page may be devoted to one or two Pokémon. If a Pokémon has a Gigantamax form, it is listed immediately afterwards. For Pokémon with regional forms, only one regional form is shown. If the Pokémon has a Galarian form, this will be shown. If the Pokémon only has a Kantonian and Alolan form, then the Kantonian form will be shown. and are exceptions to this, as they evolve into different Pokémon than their regional forms, with their Kantonian and Unovan forms, respectively, included in the book.
===Name===
Each entry begins with the Pokémon's name, its category, and their type.
===Information===
Each Pokémon has the following information below its name:
# How to say it
# Imperial Height
# Metric Height
# Imperial Weight
# Metric Weight
# Gender
# Ability
# Weaknesses
Below these, the Pokédex entries from are included.
===Image and other information===
Each Pokémon has Ken Sugimori's artwork on its page. Legendary Pokémon are labelled at the top of the page and there is a golden glow around the Pokémon.
===Evolution chain===
At the very bottom of a Pokémon's entry is a diagram of its evolutionary line. Pokémon that do not evolve instead have the words "Does not evolve". A Pokémon that is on one side of a branched Evolution will show itself, and the Pokémon it evolved from, but not the other side of the branch.
==Trivia==
* This is the first book in The Official Pokémon Handbook series to not list each Pokémon's possible level-up moves, but is also the first to list the Pokémon's possible genders.
===Errors===
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Pokémon Healing ~Listening to healing music with Psyduck

Pokémon Healing ~Listening to healing music with Psyduck (Japanese: ポケモン・ヒーリング～コダックと聴く癒しの音楽 Pokémon Healing ~Listening to healing music with ) is a Japanese CD released on December 13, 2019 featuring supervised by Naoko Sanno, the director of the Shinagawa Sanno Clinic.
==Tracklist==
CD No.	Track Title 	Translation 	Composer 	Producer 	Duration
1 	めざせポケモンマスター（癒しのピアノVer.） 	Aim to Be a Pokémon Master(Healing Piano Ver.)	Hirokazu Tanaka 	Makiko Hirohashi	6:50
2 	水模様 	Water Pattern 	Makiko Hirohashi	Makiko Hirohashi	8:34
3 	森の詩 	Forest Song 	Mitsuhiro 	Mitsuhiro 	8:29
4 	Peaceful Afternoon 	Peaceful Afternoon 	Makiko Hirohashi	Makiko Hirohashi	10:09
5 	Far Away 	Far Away 	Mitsuhiro 	Mitsuhiro 	8:08
6 	Angel's Night 	Angel's Night 	Makiko Hirohashi	Makiko Hirohashi	10:06
7 	蒼い丘と北極星 	Blue Hills and the North Star 	Makiko Hirohashi	Makiko Hirohashi	8:27
8 	Harp In The Sky 	Harp In The Sky 	Mitsuhiro 	Mitsuhiro 	9:16
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Pokémon HeartGold SoulSilver: Pokédex Completion Comic

Pokémon HeartGold SoulSilver: Pokédex Completion Comic is a one-shot created by Makoto Mizobuchi. It was published in the October 2009 edition of Bessatsu CoroCoro Comic Special, in a separate volume titled Pokémon HeartGold SoulSilver Official Fanbook (ポケモン　ハートゴールド・ソウルシルバー　公式ファンブック).
==Plot==
A named attempts to a , but due to his lack of knowledge, he fails to capture it and shows up to help him. After weakening the Pokémon, Soul manages to catch it and then attempts to catch a wild . Soul's accidentally defeats the Bellsprout, however, and Soul is unable to capture it. The Trainer helps him again and Soul then manages to catch a wild . As Soul is about to leave to a new area to find more Pokémon, the Trainer stops him and teaches him that he can fish for Pokémon in bodies of water, that different Pokémon appear at different times of the day, and that some Pokémon can be found by using on s.
The two are then interrupted by a wild and Soul tries to fight it with Cyndaquil. The Steelix tackles Cyndaquil and Soul realizes that the Steelix is too strong. The Trainer hands him a Heavy Ball and tells him to use it. Soul has Cyndaquil use , and whilst the Steelix is engulfed in the flames, he throws the Heavy Ball and catches it. The Trainer explains that the Heavy Ball was made from Apricorns and the Poké Ball smith Kurt makes them as well as seven other types with its own feature. Soul shouts that he is aiming towards completing the Pokédex.
==Major events==
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
==Characters==
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* Kurt
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Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver: Prima's Official Strategy Guide

Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver: Prima's Official Strategy Guide is a guidebook for published by Prima Games in March 2010.
==Blurb==
Haven't been to Johto in a while? Then welcome back, fearless Pokémon Trainer!
Pokémon turns back the clock to take you back to a land filled with excitement—the Johto region—in a brand-new adventure for the Nintendo DS! And this guide will start you out with:
* A detailed walkthrough that chronicles every Pokémon you'll meet, every Trainer you'll face, and every obstacle you'll need to overcome!
* A Johto-specific Pokédex that gives you the numbers on Pokémon you haven't seen in the wild for years!
* Detailed charts listing items, moves, Berries, strengths, weaknesses, and more, right at your fingertips!
Travel back to where it all began, but make sure to take this guide with you so you'll never get lost!
Bonus! Double-sided poster inside
==Contents==
The cover of the book features , , the Gym Leaders of Johto, , , , , and . This book primarily covers the pre-Elite Four part of the game for HeartGold and SoulSilver.
The book includes:
* Full walkthrough with maps, covering each area with maps, screenshots, and text
* Details the game up to the defeat of the Pokémon League
* A Pokédex showing details for the Pokémon that can be found in the Johto region
* A mini-poster with the area map
* A guide to the Pokéathlon, Link Play, Pokéwalker, Safari Zone, and Adventure Data.
This book was released on March 14, 2010 and is ISBN 0307468038.
==Trivia==
===Errors===
* On page 32, it states that can be activated by physical attacks; however, Static is activated by contact moves, not physical moves.
* On page 39, it states that the Shell Bell heals 1/8 of damage received; however, it heals 1/8 of damage inflicted by the holder.
* On page 135, Markus in Mt. Mortar is spelled as Super Nerd Marcus.
* On page 160, on a page about the Dragon's Den, it states "According to the Master and the other old men at the Shrine, Lance [...] is Clair's older brother. The two are siblings and related to the Master." However, while the does mention that he is Clair's grandfather,"Clair appears to have learned an invaluable lesson from you. I thank you as her grandfather." - Master (Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver) his and Clair's specific relation to Lance is not mentioned.
** In , two comments that are registered in the Fame Checker imply that Lance is the grandson of the Master"<sc>Lance</sc>'s grandfather is thought to be the elder of a famous clan of dragon masters." - Pokémon Journal (Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen) and the cousin of Clair"From what I've heard, <sc>Lance</sc> has a cousin who's a <sc>Gym Leader</sc> somewhere far away." - Kid (Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen) (not her brother as stated in this book).
** In Pokémon Masters EX, Clair and Lance are confirmed to be cousins.
* On page 225 and page 341, Pamtre Berries are not listed as being obtainable in a .
==References==
Category:Strategy guides