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Pokémon in Iceland

The Pokémon franchise arrived in in 2000, with the broadcast of EP001.
==Pokémon video games==
Various Pokémon games are sold in Iceland, but they are left in English. In Iceland, there were always two distributors selling games: The first one was from 1986 Bergsala AB, and the second one was Hljomco HF (which was purchased in 1998 by Ormsson, which sells Nintendo products to this day).https://www.mbl.is/greinasafn/grein/701741/
==Pokémon animation==
The Pokémon animated series started airing in 2000, though only first 54 episodes of the first season aired in Iceland. This was mostly due to the show's low popularity in Iceland and it is unknown if reruns of the aired episodes still happen in the country. This dub has been known as a "lost dub" because none of the episodes and almost none of the movies have been released outside of Iceland for unknown reasons.
In Iceland, the animated series is available on Netflix.
===Pokémon movies===
The first five movies were also dubbed. M01 was released on July 21, 2000, under the title . M02 was released later that year on December 26, 2000, under the title . M03 was released on May 11, 2001 before being made available on DVD under the title . M04 was released on October 10, 2003 under the title . M05 was released on September 24, 2004 under the title .
An Icelandic subtitled version of was shown in cinemas on May 10, 2019.
===Cast and crew===
The Icelandic dub of Pokémon is based on the English dubs by 4Kids Entertainment.
The dubbing of the fifth movie was made by Studio Syrland.
Voice Actor 	Character
Grímur Gíslason 	(M03)
Guðjón Davíð Karlsson 	Ash (M05)
Vigdís Pálsdóttir 	(M03)
Freydís Kristófersdóttir	Misty (M05)
Friðrik Friðriksson 	(M03)
Björgvin Franz Gíslason 	Brock (M05)
Friðrik Friðriksson 	Tracey Sketchit (M03)
Ester Talia Casey 	Jessie (M03, M05)
Atli Rafn Sigurðarson 	James (M03)
Orri Huginn Ágústsson 	James (M05)
Sturla Sighvatsson 	(M03)
Hallgrímur Ólafsson 	Meowth (M05)
Harald G. Haraldsson 	Narrator (M03),
Jóhann Sigurðarson 	Narrator (M05)
Arnar Jónsson 	(M03)
Þrúður Vilhjálmsdóttir 	Delia Ketchum (M03)
Linda Gunnarsdóttir 	Officer Jenny (M03),
Kristrún Hauksdóttir 	Molly Hale
María Ellingsen 	Reporter (M03)
Magnús Jónsson 	(M03), Spencer Hale
Aino Freyja Jarvela 	
Jakob Þór Einarsson 	Lorenzo
Arnbjörg Valsdóttir 	
Kristjana Skúladóttir 	Oakley
===Music===
The Pokémon Theme was sung by Vilhjalmur Godi Fridriksson as the lead and Pétur Örn Gudmundsson as backing vocals. The movie version of Pokémon Johto was sung by Kristján Gíslason and Eva Albertsdóttir, with Erna Þórarinsdóttir and Eva Albertsdóttir﻿ as backing vocals. The movie version of Believe in Me was sung by Sverrir Bergmann and Friðrik Sturluson.
==References==
==Related articles==
* List of Icelandic Pokémon themes
de:Pokémon in Island
Pokémon in Latvia

The Pokémon franchise, called Pokemoni in Latvian, first reached in 2000 with the airing of EP001.
==Pokémon video games==
The games are released in Latvia at the same time as all other European countries, and are left in English. Distribution of Nintendo products has been handled by Bergsala AB from late 90s/early 2000s.
==Pokémon animation==
For the first time, the Pokémon animated series appeared on PBK television. Because the channel was Russian-language it only showed the Russian dub. From September 6, 2001 and airing every weekday at 6:30pm, LNT began broadcasting the animated series, this time with dubbing in Latvian. There is no other information.https://spoki.lv/muzika/Pokemoni/185438https://www.delfi.lv/kultura/news/screen/kabatas-monstrins-pokemons-izradisies-ari-latvija.d?id=1742929
===Movies===
A Latvian subtitled version of was shown in cinemas on May 10, 2019.
==References==
==Related articles==
Pokémon in Lithuania

The Pokémon franchise first reached in December 24, 2005 with the airing of EP001.
==Pokémon video games==
The games are released in Lithuania at the same time as all other European countries. They are not localized to Lithuanian, but are in English. The sale of Nintendo products has been handled by Bergsala AB from late 90s/early 2000s.
==Pokémon animation==
The Pokémon animated series started to air in the Lithuanian language at 14:55, December 24, 2005 (UTC+2) on the Lithuanian channel BTV. The animated series aired from EP001 up to AG040, for many times over the subsequent years. For unknown reasons, the animated series stopped airing episodes after AG040, but it resumed after a lengthy hiatus with the release of Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon at Netflix on April 1, 2018. The episodes between AG040 and SM001, as well as after SM043, have never been aired or dubbed.
In Lithuania, the animated series is available on Netflix.
===Pokémon movies===
The first seven Pokémon movies aired on different channels, though the air-dates are unknown and have since been lost. M02 was released under the title ; M04 under the title ; M05 under the title ; M06 under the title ; and M07 under the title . The titles for M01 and M03 are unknown. A Lithuanian version of was also shown in cinemas on May 10, 2019.
==Related articles==
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Pokémon in North Macedonia

The Pokémon franchise first reached (then called FYR Macedonia) with the airing of EP001 in 2002.
==Pokémon video games==
The Pokémon video games are released in North Macedonia in English. From 1997 to 2015, Nintendo games were sold by Nortec Multimedia.https://web.archive.org/web/20210803004052/https://m.naftemporiki.gr/story/140986/stat-bank-dusoiono-to-mellon-gia-ton-klado-paidikon-paixnidion Since 2016, CD Media has been selling games.https://www.perfectly-nintendo.com/nintendo-cd-media-become-official-distributor-greece-cyprus-balkans/
==Pokémon animation==
The first season of the Pokémon animated series aired on television in 2002 on the North Macedonian channel . 36 of these episodes were sold as CDs along with a childrens magazine called "Оправдано присутни". 12 CDs were sold with each one containing 3 episodes per CD. It is also alleged that S02 through S07 were skipped and that S08 was dubbed. Nothing else is currently known about the animated series.
A Macedonian-subtitled version of was shown in cinemas on May 16, 2019.
===Cast and crew===
*: Христина Пеповац/Hristina Pepovac
*: Христина Гркова/Hristina Grkova
*: Димитрија Доксевски/Dimitrija Doksevski
*Professor Oak: Димче Мешковски/Dimče Meškovski
*Jessie: Наташа Арсова/Nataša Arsova
*James: Трајче Црвенов/Trajče Crvenov
==References==	
==Related articles==
* List of Macedonian Pokémon themes
Pokémon in Slovakia

The Pokémon franchise first reached with the airing of Pokémon, vyberám si teba!.
==Pokémon video games==
Pokémon games are sold in Slovakia in English. Since 1999, Nintendo products have been distributed by ConQuest Entertainment.http://b2b.cqe.sk/clanky/profil-spolecnosti/ Unlike PEGI, Slovakia uses its own ratings system, the Unified System of Age Rating/Labeling (JSO), which rates games, television shows and films in that country. However, Nintendo games are imported straight from Europe, under distribution from ConQuest, with the PEGI rating intact, but with a JSO sticker.
==Pokémon animation==
The first four seasons of the Pokémon animated series have been dubbed into . The series has originally aired on a public TV channel , with first episode premiering on February 3, 2001. The show's run ended in 2002 with the last episode of season 3. Later, in 2005, the broadcasting rights were bought by , a private TV channel, which aired the first three seasons along with a newly dubbed season 4. It has been rumored that seasons 5 through 7 have also been dubbed and aired on an unknown network, but that hasn't been confirmed. On January 5, 2009, season 10 premiered on with a dub (as was the norm due to the Czech and Slovak Jetix sharing a single audio track), followed by season 11 in March of the same year. The situation was later repeated in 2010 when began airing the Czech dub of season 12. The other seasons beyond season 4, with the possible exceptions of seasons 5 to 7, have never been aired due to unknown reasons.
All of the English theme songs in the TV series were left in their original form, untranslated, while the movies had both their opening and ending themes dubbed. 
===Pokémon movies===
The first four movies have aired on , though the air dates for these movies are currently unknown. The first movie was translated and dubbed in Slovak with the title . The second movie aired with the title . The third movie has been dubbed as well with the title . The fourth movie was released under the name in 2002.
===Cast and crew===
The is responsible for producing the first three seasons and the movies, while the is responsible for producing the fourth season of the animated series.
Characters 	Voice actors
Ash Ketchum 	Peter Krajčovič
 	Vanda Růžičková
 	Stanislav Král
 	Dušan Szabó
Gary Oak 	Boris Al-Khalagi
Delia Ketchum 	Lenka Košická
Narrator 	Jozef Vajda
Officer Jenny 	Zuzana Kapráliková (S01-S04)L’ubica Trégerová (M01-M02)
Nurse Joy 	Katarína Šulajová
Jessie 	Zuzana Vačková (S01-S03)Henrieta Mičkovicová (S04, M01-M03)
James 	Ivan Šandor
 	Roman Matisko
Tracey Sketchit	Martin Zatovič
==References==
==Related articles==
* List of Slovak Pokémon themes
de:Pokémon in der Slowakei
Pokémon jewelry

Several types of jewelry have been manufactured with the likenesses of Pokémon characters. In general, most types of Pokémon jewelry manufactured have been intended for wear by children, although a few pieces, namely wristwatches, have been designed for adults.
==Necklaces==
===Pokémon Collectible Dog Tags===
A series of collectible -style necklaces was manufactured with the likenesses of Pokémon characters in 1999 by Toy Site. Each necklace came with two dog tags - one with the Pokémon logo and one with a Pokémon on it. There were ten available Pokémon: , , , , , , , , , and .
===Kay Uno Eeveelution necklaces===
These necklaces were created by jewelry designer Kay Uno for Pokémon Centers in Japan. They were only available via preorder from June 6 to July 12, 2015, and were delivered on August 9, 2015. and all eight of its evolutions are included in this collection, in silver (¥15,000), yellow gold (¥49,000), and pink gold (¥65,000) variations. Each necklace also includes a precious stone and a symbol representing the featured Pokémon.
Pokémon	Precious Stone	Symbol
 	Diamond 	Key
 	Aquamarine 	Water drop
 	Citrine 	Stars
 	Ruby 	Lantern
 	Amethyst 	Sun
 	Moonstone 	Moon
 	Emerald 	Wreath
 	Blue Topaz 	Ice crystal
 	Pink Sapphire 	Ribbon
==Rings==
===Birthday cake rings===
A series of rings were made by Bakery Crafts in 1999. These rings were designed so that they could be used as decorations for a birthday cake as well as wearable jewelry, so that guests could each take one ring home.
===Engagement Rings===
A series of engagement rings and wedding bands were produced by Kay Uno and U-Treasure in 2018. Some examples include a Mew themed set and a Pikachu themed set. Also available for purchase was a Poké Ball ring box, designed to be similar to the one that uses in .
==Wristwatches==
===10th Anniversary Pikachu Fossil watch===
A limited edition analog wristwatch featuring was issued by in 2006 in celebration of Pokémon's . It was available at 's online store. Only 1,500 of these watches were made.
===Life cereal watch===
In 1999, Life cereal offered a digital wristwatch featuring , , and in exchange for coupons collected on cereal boxes. 
===Pokémon digital wristwatches===
The Innovative Time Corporation released a select few digital wristwatches in the year 2000. These watches featured the Pokémon , and The watches came packaged with two changeable wristbands (one with the Pokémon logo and one with artwork of the featured Pokémon) and an image of the Pokémon on a cover which, when lifted, would reveal the time on a digital clock.
===Nintendo Power Pokémon wristwatch promo===
A Pokémon wristwatch was available through the Nintendo Power Power Supplies Catalog from Summer 2000. The watch had a leather strap and featured images of , , , , , , , and around the second hand dial.
===Pokémon Colosseum watch===
A Pokémon Colosseum-themed watch was given out as a part of a sweepstakes run by PokemonCenter.com. The watch was created by eWatch Factory. Only 100 of the watches were given out.
==References==
Pokémon Fan: Spring 2004 (2004). pg 20.
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Pokémon language (Mystery Dungeon)

The Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series features its own unique set of writing systems, separate from the rest of the games and media. Writing is often done using footprint-shaped runes, characters, among other methods.
==Ancient Footprint Runes==
In ancient "foot-shaped" writing can be found in the Voidlands, and around the Pokémon World. The partner character is capable of reading it, while actively studies it.
Known text can be found at:
* Revelation Mountain
* Cave of the Deep entrance
* Cave of the Deep exit
* Calm Craggy Area exit
* Reverse Mountain
* Prehistoric Ruins
===Footprint Runes===
Footprint Runes make their first appearance in the Foggy Forest in , where the partner character identifies the runes on the Groudon Statue. Official artwork of the statue also depicts the runes, while Grovyle's Wanted Posted, among others seen in , all depict various footprint-shaped squiggles and runes.
Footprint Runes are also encountered in the Old Ruins on the way to the Rainbow Stoneship during the plot of Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Darkness, and , but aren't commented on. It's unknown if they're an ancient variety or at all related to the Unown language.
==Ancient Unown language==
The ancient language (unofficial name) is found in the Hidden Land, atop the Rainbow Stoneship. In the games, only refers to it as an "ancient language", while it's depicted in the animated short Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky - Beyond Time & Darkness as Unown characters. Grovyle and the player character had previously studied it in their past, in the alternate timeline future of the games' plot.
==Paper==
Throughout the series, Pokémon can be seen both in-game, and in official artwork reading or writing on sheets of paper; or the paper that has previously been written on is read, or can be read.
Instances include:
* drops flyers in Pokémon Square after the Fugitive ARC in , which picks up and reads.
* Official artwork for Red and Blue Rescue Team features sheets of paper, and an envelope with a Pelipper sticker.
* Official artwork on the Japanese release of features a distraught Pelipper holding a paint brush.
* Pelipper leaves a notice ona sheet of paper in .
* At the start of , writes his name on a sheet of paper, which the hero character is able to read. 
* features a model of a PKMN News.
==Individual languages==
Some Pokémon appear to communicate in their own languages. In Red and Blue Rescue Team, have their own language consisting of musical notes, symbols and other random characters. The dialogue remains the same, even if two Jynx communicate. The second example is , which claims it can communicate via. Magnetism, which is represented by a series of + and - characters.
==In animation==
In the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky - Beyond Time & Darkness animated short, various unidentified characters are used, while in the Gates to Infinity shorts, OLM used the standard Latin cipher that's been used in the Pokémon animated series since 2010.
==In other languages==
Explorers
Super MD
Anime
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Pokémon level up learnset data structure (Generation IV)

The Pokémon level up learnset data structure is a sequence of 2-byte units representing the moves a Pokémon learns naturally, without the use of egg moves, tutors, TMs or HMs.
== Structure ==
The structure is made of substructures, each 2 bytes long and representing a single move the Pokémon learns. It's terminated by FF FF, which is followed by 2 bytes of padding (00 00) if there's an even number of moves on the list to ensure the next Pokémon's learnset is aligned to the 4-byte.
== The substructure ==
The first byte of the substructure is the lower 8 bits of the move index. The highest bit is stored as the least significant bit in the second byte, while the rest is the level when the Pokémon learns the move. For example, 's structure starts with 2D 02, since its first move, at level 1, is . Its fourth substructure is 0E 15, since the move is (number is 0×010E), which is learned at level 10 (0×15 is 21).
== Fingerprint ==
Below is a sample of the data for the first Pokémon level up learnset structures.
FF 00 // ?????????? (used for unknown/glitch Pokémon)
21 02 2D 06 49 0E 16 12 4D 1A 4F 1A 24 1E 4B 26 E6 2A 4A 32 26 36 84 3F EB 42 92 4B FF FF 00 00 // BULBASAUR 
21 02 2D 02 49 02 2D 06 49 0E 16 12 4D 1A 4F 1A 24 1E 4B 28 E6 2E 4A 38 26 3E 84 49 EB 4E 4C 58 FF FF 00 00 // IVYSAUR 
21 02 2D 02 49 02 16 02 2D 06 49 0E 16 12 4D 1A 4F 1A 24 1E 4B 28 E6 2E 4A 38 26 3E 50 40 84 4F EB 5A 4C 6A FF FF 00 00 // VENUSAUR 
0A 02 2D 02 34 0E 6C 14 52 20 B8 26 A8 33 A3 38 35 44 53 4A FF FF 00 00 // CHARMANDER 
0A 02 2D 02 34 02 34 0E 6C 14 52 22 B8 2A A8 39 A3 40 35 4E 53 56 FF FF // CHARMELEON 
...
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Pokémon magnets

Pokémon magnets are a product manufactured by Much Magnets in 1999. The magnets are thick and feature the likenesses of several different Generation I Pokémon as well has human characters from . The magnets were sold in 18 fixed packs of two each, with 36 magnets available in total.
==Magnet packs==
* Ash Ketchum and 
* Jessie and 
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* James and 
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Pokémon manga merchandise

Various Pokémon merchandise has been released in connection with different series of Pokémon manga. Due to the comparatively higher popularity of the games, anime and TCG, there is significantly less manga tie-in merchandise than there is compared to other Pokémon media. Regardless, several items have been released for retail sale and as promotional items.
==Magical Pokémon Journey==
A deck of playing cards featuring characters from Magical Pokémon Journey was released as a promotional item with Ciao magazine. Each suit in the set features a different character from the series - spades is , hearts is , clubs is and diamonds is . The majority of the artwork on the cards was created exclusively for this set. All of the Queens in the set feature Hazel alongside the suit's Pokémon, and all the Jacks likewise feature Almond. The Jokers in the set feature Grandpa. There is also a card included with the set which has no function in regular play but features all four Pokémon.
==Pokémon Adventures==
In commemoration of VIZ Media's 25th anniversary, a swag bag was distributed at in 2011. The bag and its contents featured several of VIZ Media's licenses, including Pokémon. The bag itself featured an image of Pika from Pokémon Adventures, and included was a manga sampler featuring multiple story arcs from the Adventures series.
==Pokémon Pocket Monsters==
A paper fan featuring characters from the Pokémon Pocket Monsters manga was given away as a promotional item at the Shogakukan Comic Fair in 1997. The fan features , Red's Clefairy, and several other Pokémon which debuted in Generation I. Artwork appears on one side of the fan in full colour and on the opposite side alternate artwork appears printed in red.
==Movie manga adaptations==
A promotional tote bag was released at San Diego Comic Con in 2008, commemorating five years since the first issue of VIZ Media's . It is yellow in colour and features artwork of characters from several of VIZ Media's licenses, including and from the movie manga adaptation .
==Multiple series==
===Manga boxed sets===
VIZ Media has released several boxed sets of Pokémon manga, including Pokémon Adventures and Pokémon Diamond and Pearl Adventure!. In addition to the collection of volumes in a specially made box, these sets typically include an incentive for purchasing the entire set, typically a small poster featuring artwork from the manga.
===Manga samplers===
Several sampler versions of Pokémon manga series have been distributed by various means, including promotional events and as bonuses with home video releases of the Pokémon anime.
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Pokémon merge glitch

The Pokémon merge glitch, commonly known as the Q ◣ glitch, is a glitch in the Generation I and core series games. It is enabled by the glitch Pokémon with index number 0xFF (Q ◣, 'M (FF), and ????? (FF)). It involves depositing that glitch Pokémon and other Pokémon into the Pokémon Storage System in a certain order, which then causes the Pokémon's moves and stats to be transferred between each other, creating an unstable hybrid Pokémon.
==Performing the glitch==
First, the player must have a Q ◣, 'M (FF) or ????? (FF), at least one Pokémon above it and two Pokémon below it, all in the party. The Pokémon below the Q ◣, 'M (FF) or ????? (FF) will be the 'donor' to the Pokémon below it; that Pokémon will then be the donor to the Pokémon below it, etc. The Q ◣, 'M (FF) or ????? (FF) will appear in the top slot where the deposited Pokémon was, but also stay in its original spot and be the donor to the Pokémon directly below it.
Each Pokémon is now an 'unstable hybrid' of it and the Pokémon that was below it. An unstable hybrid cannot be traded from a Generation I game to Pokémon Gold, Silver, or Crystal. An unstable hybrid displays the sprite, mini-sprite and type of the 'donor' Pokémon, and evolves in the same way as it. It has the species name (shown on the second page of the summary screen), learnset, TM/HM compatibility and effective type combination of the donor Pokémon. In Generation I, an unstable hybrid Pokémon has the color palette of the recipient; in Generation II, it has the back sprite and palette of the recipient. Unstable hybrids created with the Pokémon merge glitch have the recipient's nickname. 
===Stabilizing===
To stabilize an unstable hybrid Pokémon, a Pokémon can be evolved (in the way the donor would), traded to Pokémon Stadium 2 (this makes both species bytes match the recipient), or deposited and withdrawn from Pokémon Day Care (this makes both species bytes match the recipient). Once stabilized, the Pokémon can be traded to the Generation II games.
==External links==
* Q ◣ glitch on Glitch City Labs
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