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Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver Pokédex

Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver Pokédex is a companion guidebook for published by Prima Games in April 2010.
==Blurb==
Everything you want to know about all of your favorite Pokémon!
Now that you've journeyed to Johto why not find out what awaits you in Kanto?'
And while you're at it, check out the complete Pokédex of all 493 Pokémon!
This is your guide to...
* Where to catch every Pokémon!
* A full list of each Pokémon's Learned Attacks, Battle Moves, and Egg Moves!
* Everything you need to know to explore the entire post-story Kanto region!
==Contents==
This book is an expansion of the first volume. It features a complete Pokédex of all 493 Pokémon, complete move lists, as well as the maps and strategy guides for the post-Elite Four areas of Kanto and the Battle Frontier. It also comes with a poster similar to the one from the Diamond and Pearl Pokédex. The major changes with this poster, is all the game sprites have been replaced with official artwork, and all the previous Pokémon that weren't on the previous poster (Darkrai, Shaymin, and Arceus), as well as the new Pokémon Formes introduced in Pokémon Platinum (excluding ) have been included on this new poster which gave it a larger size than the previous poster. It was released on April 27, 2010 and is ISBN 0307468054.
==Trivia==
===Errors===
* On page 128, the on that the player registers in their Pokégear is listed as Chris, whereas in the game, he is named Tully. He was named Chris in Pokémon Gold and Silver.
* On page 129, the on that the player registers in their Pokégear (specifically, the one who gives the player a Dusk Stone) is listed as Riley, whereas in the game, he is named Reese. He was named Riley in Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystal.
* On page 268, 's location is listed as leveling up Kabuto to level 40.
* On page 499, Pamtre Berries are not listed as being obtainable in a .
Category:Strategy guides
Pokémon Hills

Pokémon Hills (Japanese: ポケモンヒルズ Pokémon Hills) is an -exclusive location in Unova, and one of the settings of Genesect and the Legend Awakened. It is a park located at the center of New Tork City specially constructed for the housing of .
Pokémon Hills has a number of different environments that are suitable for the many kinds of Pokémon living there. It also has a hedge maze. According to Eric, the area surrounding Pokémon Hills has plants from all over the .
During the , the Genesect Army invaded Pokémon Hills thinking the park was their home and forced all the Pokémon to leave so that they could build a giant nest. Later, the Pokémon from Pokémon Hills returned and had a big fight with the Genesect Army. The battle ended after took the to the atmosphere and explained that humans and Pokémon live together in the Pokémon world and are friends with them. After that, found the perfect place for the Genesect Army to live in Absentia Natural Park, where Panna Lotuses—flowers that have been around since the Genesect were last alive—bloom in abundance.
==Pokémon seen in Pokémon Hills==
		 	
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==Trivia==
* Pokémon Hills was used as the OT of Japanese and English Mewtwo distributed for and Black 2 and White 2 in Japan, Taiwan, Indonesia, and the Philippines, a reference to the sixteenth movie from Pokémon the Series: Black & White in Pokémon Hills.
===Origin===
Pokémon Hills is based on in .
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Movie locations
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Pokémon Hoedown

Pokémon Hoedown is the theme song of the Pikachu short Camp Pikachu. It is the English equivalent of Aim for that Hill, and as such, shares the same music, although the lyrics are substantially changed from the original.
==Characters==
===Pokémon===
* ()
* (Pichu Brothers)
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* 
==Lyrics==
<ab>Alright! Is everybody ready?
Come on down to Camp Pikachu -
it's a Pokémon hoedown, we'll show you what to do.
We'll swim in the river and roll down the hill,
We'll light a campfire with .
It's a Pokémon hoedown,
Grab your partner, spin 'em all around,
spin 'em to the left, spin 'em to the right,
throw 'em in the air, we can dance all night.
1, 2, 3, 4,
The great outdoor is our back door.
5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
We're campin' out and feelin' fine.
Come on down, we're waiting just for you.
Don't delay, the Pichu Brothers will be there too.
When the day is done, we'll make our camp, sleep out under the stars.
And in the morning, when the sun comes up, we'll start all over again!
Start all over again!
It's a Pokémon hoedown,
Grab your partner, throw 'em on the ground,
spin 'em to the left, spin 'em to the right,
throw 'em in the air, we can dance all night.
1, 2, 3, 4,
The great outdoor is our back door.
5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
We're campin' out and feelin' fine.
Come on down, we're waiting just for you.
Come on down, to Camp Pikachu.
Come on down to Camp Pikachu!</ab>''
Category:Songs from Pikachu shorts
Pokémon Holiday

Magical Pokémon Journey: Pokémon Holiday is the third monthly issue released by VIZ Media of the Magical Pokémon Journey manga created by Yumi Tsukirino. It contains the fifth and sixth chapters of the manga. The chapters originally released in this book were later re-released as part of . As a bonus, it contained a fold-out color poster which was not part of the regular volume.
==Blurb==
JIGGLYPUFF ROASTING ON AN OPEN FIRE
It's a Pokémon Christmas! Pikachu agrees to deliver a mirror as a present to Hazel from Hazel's granddad, but accidentally breaks it! Quick, are there any Pokémon with reflective surfaces? 
Then, Hazel and all her friends are invited to a castle...but who or what is the lord of the manor?
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* The First Labor of Pikachu
* Christmas Wishes
==Important events==
* Grandpa asks to deliver an important parcel to Hazel, but he breaks it by accident.
* The cast celebrates it's first Christmas together.
* is introduced.
* 's family is introduced.
Category:Magical Pokémon Journey monthly issues
Pokémon Holiday Hi-Jynx: Sticker Storybook

Holiday Hi-Jynx: Sticker Storybook by Tracey West is a sticker activity book based on the animated series episode of the same name. The story retells the events of the episode and contains several stickers allowing a reader to illustrate the story themselves. It was published by Scholastic and is 48 pages in length.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
Team Rocket is taking a break from stealing Pokémon. Now, they're stealing Christmas presents! and his friends must team up with Santa's Pokémon, , to save Christmas. Can they stop Team Rocket before it is too late?
== Characters ==
=== Humans ===
*
*
*
*Jessie
*James
*Santa Claus
=== Pokémon ===
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* (Santa's)
* (Santa's; multiple)
==Trivia==
* The episode that this book was based on would later be banned in due to the surrounding the Pokémon .
Category:Activity books
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Pokémon Holiday Rap

Pokémon Holiday Rap is the theme song for Pikachu's Winter Vacation 2.
==Lyrics==
<ab>Yo, everybody:
It's winter vacation -
Time for celebration!
Check out the tune that's becomin' a sensation.
Out on the street
They're all movin' to the beat
Dancin' so fast you can't even see their feet!
There's snow -
Here we go!
A holiday on ice is the best, don'tcha know?
If I had one wish,
It would be this:
I want everyday to be Christmas!
C'mon, everybody do the holiday rap,
Put your hands together, let me hear a clap,
C'mon, shake your booty, get you toes to do the tap,
C'mon, everybody! Do the holiday rap!
It's time for celebration!
Yo, we're movin' with style,
Chill out for a while
Forget your troubles away and slap on a smile.
C'mon, hip-hop, breakdance till ya drop,
This Pokémon groove ain't never gonna stop!
C'mon, everybody do the holiday rap,
Put your hands together, let me hear a clap,
C'mon, shake your booty, get you toes to do the tap,
C'mon, everybody! Do the holiday rap!
C'mon, it's winter vacation -
Time for celebration!
C'mon, everybody do the holiday rap,
Put your hands together, let me hear a clap,
C'mon, shake your booty, get you toes to do the tap,
C'mon, everybody! Do the holiday rap!</ab>''
Category:Songs from Pikachu shorts
Pokémon Holiday Workshop Collection

The Pokémon Holiday Workshop Collection (Japanese: Pokémon Christmas Toy Factory) is a collection of merchandise available in Japan starting November 2, 2022, and on the English Pokémon Center websites on November 4, 2022. This collection is the second to feature the Paldean first partner Pokémon released prior to the games. The key artwork depicts a bustling toy factory making preparations for the then upcoming Christmas holiday.ポケモンたちのクリスマスをテーマにしたグッズが、ポケモンセンターに登場！｜ポケットモンスターオフィシャルサイト | Official announcement In Japan, all of the merchandise was available nationwide in the Japanese Pokémon Center stores and Pokémon Center Online. Most items were later made available via the Amazon Pokémon Store starting November 12, 2022, with the exception of the Ornament Blind Bags and Advent Calendar. Outside of Japan, only the plush were made available and only via the English Pokémon Center Online stores. 
==Key images==
===Merchandise features===
==Product list==
===Japanese===
Product 	Japanese	Price
Christmas Sweater (Medium) 	 	¥6,900
Mr. Mime Christmas Sweater (Large) 	 	¥6,900
Knit Pants 	 	¥2,900
Advent Calendar 	 	¥3,700
Mini Tree 	 	¥3,800
Blind Ornament Collection (6 Kinds)	 	¥900
Stained Glass Lantern 	 	¥4,000
Snow Globe 	 	¥3,900
Wreath Plush 	 	¥2,500
Pikachu & Plush 	 	¥3,100
Stufful Plush 	 	¥2,600
Plush 	 	¥2,600
Plush 	 	¥2,600
Plush 	 	¥2,600
Mascot Pikachu 	 	¥1,600
Mascot & 	 	¥2,100
Dedenne Robot Sitting Figure 	 	¥1,400
Robot Sitting Figure 	 	¥1,400
Ring Notebook (B6 Size) 	 	¥800
Logo Pin 	 	¥700
Clear File 2-Set (A4 Size) 	 	¥600
Flake Stickers 	 	¥600
Melamine Plate 2-Piece Set 	 	¥1,800
===English===
Product 	Price (USD)
Sprigatito Pokémon Holiday Workshop Plush - 8 ¼ In. 	$22.99
Fuecoco Pokémon Holiday Workshop Plush - 8 ¾ In. 	$22.99
Quaxly Pokémon Holiday Workshop Plush - 7 ¾ In. 	$22.99
Pikachu & Robot Dedenne Toy Pokémon Holiday Workshop Plush - 8 ¾ In.	$27.99
Stufful Doll Pokémon Holiday Workshop Plush - 7 ½ In. 	$22.99
Pikachu Pokémon Holiday Workshop Plush Key Chain - 5 ½ In. 	$14.99
Delibird & Swinub Pokémon Holiday Workshop Plush Key Chain - 7 In. 	$19.99
Pikachu Pokémon Holiday Workshop Wreath Plush - 6 ¾ In. 	$21.99
==Product images==
===Clothing===
===Accessories===
===Christmas items===
===Décor===
===Stationery===
===Kitchen===
===Pokémon keychains===
===Sitting Robot Figures===
===Plush===
==References==
==External links==
*ポケモンたちのクリスマスをテーマにしたグッズが、ポケモンセンターに登場！｜ポケットモンスターオフィシャルサイト | Official announcement (archived copy)
*ポケモンたちのクリスマスをテーマにしたグッズ「Pokémon Christmas Toy Factory」が登場！【11/5(土)発売予定】｜ポケモンだいすきクラブ | Pokémon Daisuki Club feature (archived copy)
Category:English Pokémon Center collections
Category:Japanese Pokémon Center collections
Pokémon Horizon

Pokémon Horizon: Sun & Moon (Japanese: ポケットモンスター ホライズン Pocket Monsters Horizon) is a Pokémon manga created by やぶのてんや Tenya Yabuno. 
The manga follows the adventures of a Pokémon Trainer, , and his .
==List of volumes==
Cover		Shogakukan 	Shogakukan 	VIZ Media 	VIZ Media 	Shogakukan Asia 	Shogakukan Asia
 		ISBN 9784091423092	February 28, 2017	ISBN 1974700585	July 10, 2018 	ISBN 9789811417078	September 2019
 		ISBN 9784091424235	August 28, 2017 	ISBN 1974702170	November 13, 2018	ISBN 9789811417085	September 2019
==International translations==
In , both volumes were translated by Rightman Publishing Ltd. to Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong version) under the title .
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
* List of Pokémon Horizon chapters
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Pokémon Horizon volume 1

Volume 1 is the first volume of the Pokémon Horizon, a Pokémon manga created by mangaka Tenya Yabuno.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Event 01: Journey to a New Horizon
* Event 02: The Power of Teamwork
* Event 03: Traveling Trainer Tokio
* Event 04: Mastering the Z-Move!
* Event 05: Rockruff's Secret
==Important events==
* meets Mana and Tokio.
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Pokémon Horizon volume 2

Volume 2 is the second volume of the Pokémon Horizon is a Pokémon manga created by やぶのてんや Tenya Yabuno.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Event 06: Lycanroc Evolution!
* Event 07: Attack on the Headquarters
* Event 08: The Legend Revealed
* Event 09: Power of the Bond
* Event 10: The Opened Wormhole
* Event 11: To a New Horizon!
==Important events==
* Tokio betrays and Mana.
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Pokémon Iceberg Race

The Pokémon Iceberg Race (Japanese: ポケモンレース Pokémon Drift Ice Race) is an annual, -exclusive event that takes place off the coast of Snowpoint City and consists of racing against each other through water. The race was featured in The Sinnoh Iceberg Race!.
==Competition==
The race features a swim from the starting point around an iceberg and back to the start. Two lines of mark the edges of the racetrack, while an gives the starting signal. Competitors are allowed to enter up to two Pokémon each.
Due to interfering with the race by attempting to catch all of the competing Pokémon, the race ended up being cancelled.
==Known competitors==
 	Place
Lauren	
Masaya	
 	
Goh 	
==Pokémon entered in the tournament==
===Ash===
♂		
===Goh===
		
===Lauren===
			
===Masaya===
			
===Other competitors===
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==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Sinnoh competitions
es:Carrera Iceberg
it:Maratona Pokémon tra gli iceberg
zh:宝可梦流冰竞泳
Pokémon Inspection Agency

The Pokémon Inspection Agency, or PIA for short, is an -exclusive agency that inspects Pokémon Gyms.
==Purpose==
The Pokémon Inspection Agency is responsible for sending officials to inspect the Gyms of a region. These officials will check if the rules established by the Pokémon League are being followed and examine if the Gym provides s with the challenge they need to become participants of a Pokémon League Conference. They may shut down Gyms which are not up to standard and they can also determine whether unofficial Gyms are worthy of becoming official.
The agency first appeared in Showdown at Dark City as the organization that the and Gyms attempted to impress in order to become an official Gym, nearly destroying Dark City in the process. Later, the agency turned them both down after discovering the gang wars they were involved in.
The agency reappeared in Cerulean Blues, where a TV report showed that they had recently shut down four Gyms in less than a month. One agent said that they would shut down any Gym that was "unsafe, unclean, or uncool". Upon hearing a rumor that the PIA was headed for the Cerulean Gym, rushed back there as fast as she could, fearing that the PIA might beat her there. Later on in the episode, a Nurse Joy who was helping Misty calm a rampaging down revealed herself as a PIA agent when she gave the Cerulean Gym a passing grade for its inspection.
Another Nurse Joy from the PIA appeared in DPS02. She was aware that Forrest was not the official Gym Leader of the Pewter Gym and demanded to see the true Gym Leader, . She and Brock battled, but he lost to her. Because of this, she announced that she would shut down the Gym. The next day, Nurse Joy decided to give the Gym another chance. If Forrest battled her and he won, she would not shut down the Gym. She surprised everyone when she called upon her , a Legendary Pokémon. Forrest put up a tough fight with his , but both ended up losing to Latias. Still, Nurse Joy was impressed by his skill and decided to name him as the official Gym Leader of Pewter City.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
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Pokémon Island

Pokémon Island (Japanese: ポケモンアイランド Pokémon Island) is a little-known volcanic island that is the setting of Pokémon Snap.
==Geography==
===Ecology===
At some point in its recent history, humans inhabited Pokémon Island. Many human-made structures and objects remain scattered across its landscape, most notably a decommissioned power plant. Now, however, the only inhabitants are the many different species of wild Pokémon, and in the absence of humankind, their population has flourished, and nature is slowly reclaiming the land.
According to the novel, Professor Oak has specifically designated the island as a sanctuary for wild Pokémon; due to its isolation, it is an ideal environment to observe how wild Pokémon act naturally, with little human interference. Pokémon Trainers are unable to set foot on the island, most likely to preserve its natural order; in fact, very few humans receive permission to visit the island.
Within Pokémon Island exist six different ecosystems, making the island an ideal habitat for an assortment of diverse Pokémon. Several rare species also dwell on this island, such as the three legendary birds and . Six Pokémon constellations are also visible in the sky above the island. Professor Oak theorizes that Mew created the signs in each of the six main areas of the island that resemble these constellations.
Professor Oak hires Todd Snap to take photographs of all the Pokémon on the island. Todd does such using the ZERO-ONE, a camera, and several other gadgets.
===Notable locations===
Icon	Name 	Description
 	 	An easy path along a sunny beach.It is home to twelve species of Pokémon.
 	Tunnel 	A dark tunnel with an abandoned power plant inside.It is home to twelve species of Pokémon.
 	 	A path through a volcanic area.It is home to ten species of Pokémon.
 	River 	A calm river through a forest.It is home to twelve species of Pokémon.
 	 	A deep, dark cave.It is home to thirteen species of Pokémon.
 	Valley 	A canyon valley with a rapid river running through it.It is home to thirteen species of Pokémon.
 	Rainbow Cloud	A secret area high above Pokémon Island. is the only Pokémon found here.
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
========
Pokémon Island was mentioned by in Epilogue, where he requested Todd Snap to go to the island and take pictures of the wild Pokémon living there.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
*
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Pokémon Johto Handbook

Pokémon Johto Handbook (ISBN 978-0545151320) is an edition of The Official Pokémon Handbook series that was published on June 1, 2010 by Scholastic. It serves as a paper form of the Johto Pokédex from and was released as an update of The Official Pokémon Handbook #3 in concordance with the remakes. It lists all the Generation II Pokémon in alphabetical order. It is 96 pages long.
==Blurb==
:Stats and facts on
:your favorite Pokémon!
:Over a hundred amazing Pokémon
:come from the Johto Region. Now
:you can learn everything there
:is to know about each and every
:one of 'em! Plus, you'll get the
:full scoop on types, Trainers, and
:much, much more. It's your inside
:guide to all of Johto's Pokémon.
==Entries==
The entries for each Pokémon are in an easy-to-read page setup. Each Pokémon has either an entire page to itself, or shares a page with one of its evolutions, or another Pokémon. The Pokémon's name is at the top of the entry, with the category written underneath it.
===Stats===
Each Pokémon has the following stats below its name:
# How to say it
# Type
# Ability
# Height
# Weight
# Possible Moves (moves the Pokémon will learn by leveling up)
===Image and other information===
Each Pokémon has an anime-style picture on its page with "flavor text" under its name. Legendary Pokémon are labelled as such.
===Evolution chain===
At the very bottom of a Pokémon's entry is a diagram of its evolutionary line. Pokémon that do not evolve do not have an evolution chain. 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==
* The back cover advertises the books Pokémon Deluxe Activity Book: Johto Edition, Pokémon Ultimate Handbook (Updated Edition), and Pokémon Collector's Sticker Book: Johto Edition.
===Errors===
* When listing all of 's Johto Pokémon at the end of the book, his Noctowl is omitted. Steelix is also missing from Brock's section.
Category:Guide books
Pokémon Johto League Champions Trading Cards

Pokémon Johto League Champions Trading Cards was a set of Pokémon cards manufactured by Topps. There were 50 cards in total: 37 Pokémon cards, 12 episode cards and a checklist card. Each of these 50 cards also had a foil card version. In addition, there were 55 bonus "chase cards" not included on the checklist: 37 sticker cards and 18 die-cut embossed cards.
Cards were sold in randomly distributed packets of eight. This number included one sticker, one die-cut embossed card, and one foil card for each packet.
==Collecting summary==
Set 	Example	No. of cards	Cards each pack 	Packs needed to finish
Non holo 	 	50/50 cards 	5 out of 8 cards each pack	10 packs
Silver foil / holo	 	50/50 cards 	1 out of 8 cards each pack	50 packs
Sticker cards 	 	37/37 cards 	1 out of 8 cards each pack	37 packs
Diecut cards 	 	18/18 cards 	1 out of 8 cards each pack	18 packs
==Cards in the Johto League Champions series==
===Pokémon===
===Episode cards===
===Other===
==Chase cards==
====Sticker Cards====
There are 37 sticker cards in the set, numbered in National Pokédex order. The sticker portion forms an oval on the front of the card, in which the Pokémon is contained.
The Pokémon that appear on the sticker cards are the same as those in the regular set but have different poses.
Set #	Front	Back	Title
S1 	 	 	#169 
S2 	 	 	#172 
S3 	 	 	#173 
S4 	 	 	#174 
S5 	 	 	#186 
S6 	 	 	#196 
S7 	 	 	#197 
S8 	 	 	#199 
S9 	 	 	#200 
S10 	 	 	#201 
S11 	 	 	#205 
S12 	 	 	#206 
S13 	 	 	#211 
S14 	 	 	#212 
S15 	 	 	#215 
S16 	 	 	#218 
S17 	 	 	#219 
S18 	 	 	#222 
S19 	 	 	#223 
S20 	 	 	#224 
S21 	 	 	#225 
S22 	 	 	#227 
S23 	 	 	#228 
S24 	 	 	#229 
S25 	 	 	#230 
S26 	 	 	#233 
S27 	 	 	#236 
S28 	 	 	#237 
S29 	 	 	#238 
S30 	 	 	#240 
S31 	 	 	#243 
S32 	 	 	#244 
S33 	 	 	#245 
S34 	 	 	#246 
S35 	 	 	#247 
S36 	 	 	#248 
S37 	 	 	#250 
====Die-cut Embossed Cards====
There are 18 die-cut embossed evolution cards in the set, representing six three-stage evolutionary lines. The image of each Pokémon and the Pokémon logo are embossed.
Set #	Front	Back	Pokémon
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Category:Collectible cards