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The Best of Pokémon Adventures: Yellow

The Best of Pokémon Adventures: Yellow is the second of two compilation volumes of the Pokémon Adventures released by VIZ Media. This volume contains a selection of chapters from the . As a result of this, many key events are left out. This sometimes leads to references to events that are not included in this volume. The chapters come directly from VIZ Media's first edition translation of the series.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Chapter 1: Ponyta Tale
* Chapter 2: Do Do That Doduo
* Chapter 3: Do Wrong, Dewgong!
* Chapter 4: Cloystered
* Chapter 5: Raging Rattata
* Chapter 6: Pidgeotto Pick-Me-Up
* Chapter 7: Extricated from Exeggutor
* Chapter 8: Eradicate Raticate!
* Chapter 9: Double Dragonair
* Chapter 10: Rhyhorn Rising
* Chapter 11: The Beedrill All and End All
* Chapter 12: The Might of... Metapod?!
* Chapter 13: The Legend
==Important events==
The volume consists of chapters from the . It features the two opening chapters, and Yellow's battle with Lorelei, two standalone chapters of Yellow traveling and the final battle between Yellow and Lance.
==Trivia==
* No chapters from are included in this compilation.
Category:Pokémon Adventures volumes
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The Best of XY (TCG)

THE BEST OF XY (Japanese: ハイクラスパック THE BEST OF XY High Class Pack THE BEST OF XY) is the name given to the final subset from the XY BREAK Era of the Pokémon Card Game in Japan.
==Information==
THE BEST OF XY is a subset in the Pokémon Card Game XY BREAK Era in Japan. It was released on April 21, 2017.
THE BEST OF XY focused on , and and included various reprints of popular cards from the XY and XY BREAK Eras, while also including a number of new cards and prints. Despite being released during the Sun & Moon Era, the cards are printed with their original card template, with only a slight change in the positioning of the card number, and the lack of printed rarities. All the regular cards included within the subset also had a Reverse Starlight Holofoil print. Each pack contained fifteen cards instead of five, guaranteeing one Pokémon-EX, M Pokémon-EX, or Pokémon BREAK, as well as one Reverse Starlight Holofoil card.
==Set list==
==Gallery==
==In other languages==
Category:Pokémon Trading Card Game mini sets
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zh:THE BEST OF XY（TCG）
The Big Match! Fire Pokémon Battle!!

(Japanese: けっせん! ほのおのポケモンバトル!! The Big Match! Fire Pokémon Battle!!) is the second episode in a series of three clip shows released as OVAs in 2000 called Pocket Monsters TV Special: Arc Recap, available on rental-only VHS. They chronicled the events of the anime throughout 's Indigo League journey. This episode gives a brief recap of Ash's first four Gym battles, and shows select events from Pokémon Scent-sation! to Bad to the Bone. Unlike the previous episode, it contains no footage previously exclusive to TV clipshows and doesn't have any Dare Da? eyecatches, instead using brief humorous clips from the episodes to break up segments.
==Debuts==
===Humans===
===Pokémon===
==Characters==
===Humans===
* Ash Ketchum
* 
* 
* Jessie
* James
* Lt. Surge
* Sabrina
* 
* Erika
* Koga
* 
* Suzie
* Kaiser
* Professor Westwood V
* Melvin
* Cassandra
* Lara Laramie
* Dario
* Tyra
* 
* Todd Snap
* Rainer
* Sparky
* Pyro
* Mikey
* Jessebelle
* Kaz
* Yas
* Bruno
* 
* Officer Jenny
* Duplica
* 
* Otoshi
* Butch
* Cassidy
* Blaine
* Gary Oak
===Pokémon===
* (
* (; multiple)
* ()
* ()
* (; multiple)
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* (James's, Growlie)
* ('s)
* ('s)
* ('s)
* () 
* ()
* (Erika's)
* (Erika's)
* ()
* (Koga's, multiple)
* ()
* (Cassidy's)
* ('s)
* (Jessebelle's)
* ()
* ()
* ('s)
* (Otoshi's)
* (Victor's; Puka; multiple)
* (Professor Westwood V's)
* (Professor Westwood V's)
* (Kaiser's)
* (Melvin's)
* (Melvin's; multiple)
* (Cassandra's)
* (Cassandra's)
* (Lara Laramie's)
* (Lara Laramie's)
* (Dario's)
* (Santa Claus's)
* (Tyra's)
* (Rainer's)
* (Sparky's)
* (Pyro's)
* (Mikey's)
* (Kaz's)
* (Yas's)
* (Yas Gym's)
* (Yas Gym's)
* (Yas Gym's)
* (Yas Gym's)
* (Kaz Gym's)
* (Kaz Gym's)
* (Kaz Gym's)
* (Kaz Gym's)
* ()
* 
* (multiple)
* 
* 
* 
* 
* (multiple)
Category:Clip episodes
The Black Arachnid

The Black Arachnid (Japanese: 怪盗猫八 The Phantom Thief ) was a cat burglar and one of the greatest thieves in the history of Johto. He appeared as a character of the day in a flashback in Spinarak Attack.
Operating out of Catallia City 100 years ago, the Black Arachnid was a clever, quick, and agile thief who employed a to help him pick locks. The two stole many priceless treasures and always used to cause a distraction long enough to scare away the police and make their getaway.
An Officer Jenny apprehended the pair with her 's strong webs, and to this day, all of the police officers of Catallia City use Spinarak as a tribute to her.
==Pokémon==
==Trivia==
* In A Lean Mean Team Rocket Machine!, Jessie, James, and wore disguises similar to The Black Arachnid's, and called themselves The Black Arachnid II.
==In other languages==
==Trivia==
* The Black Arachnid's is the only Pokémon in to have used the move .
==Notes==
Category:Johto characters of the day
Category:Professional thieves
Category:Male characters
Category:Animation characters
Category:Characters with alter egos
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es:Arácnido Negro
it:L'Aracnide Nero
zh:怪盗猫八
The Boss's Way (Team Rocket 73)

The Boss's Way (Japanese: ボスのやりかた The Boss's Way) is a . It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included in the expansion, first released in the Japanese expansion. It was later reprinted in the expansion.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
"The Boss" refers to Giovanni, the leader of Team Rocket.
Category:Team Rocket cards
Category:Rocket Gang cards
Category:Legendary Collection cards
Category:Illus. by Ken Sugimori
Category:Trainer cards that move Pokémon cards from player's deck into hand
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it:Alla Maniera del Capo (Team Rocket 73)
ja:ボスのやりかた
zh:老大的作法（TCG）
The Cave of Dragonflies

The Cave of Dragonflies (also TCoD) is a Pokémon fan site run and managed by Butterfree, also known as Dragonfree or antialiasis.
The site focuses primarily on the Pokémon games and various original theories and opinions by the webmistress.
==History==
The Cave of Dragonflies started on November 2nd, 2002 as a website called Butterfree's Pokémon Site, later proclaimed by Butterfree herself on the Site History page to have had "eye-hurting background colors" and "horrid browser support". It has been continuously updated ever since, slightly less than seven times a month on average.
The original inspiration to create it was Mew's Hangout, a now-defunct fan site by Mewkitty, but the two are, surprisingly, not similar. Mew's Hangout focused more on art and imagery, while the Cave of Dragonflies focuses more on the written word.
In its history, the site has faced some temporary server difficulties, but has never experienced a long period of downtime. The site possesses over 100 pages of content in all; however, quite a few are not accessible from the main site now as they have been taken down for one reason or another.
Butterfree also has created at least two fanfics: a large, elaborate fanfic known as The Quest for the Legends and a Pokémorph deconstruction fanfic called Morphic. The Cave of Speculative Theories, a mini-site connected to the main Cave of Dragonflies that detailed new events in the Pokémon franchise, was launched alongside the release of , but was later closed on February 14th 2011.
==Content==
===Pokémon-related===
The Cave of Dragonflies has its own Pokémon-themed . Its creation stemmed from Butterfree noticing that the National Pokédex at the time of Generation III listed exactly 365 non- and non-Mythical Pokémon, which is coincidentally the same as the number of days in a . A zodiac like this was made for each generation from III to .
===Non-Pokémon-related===
The Cave of Dragonflies also contains information useful for webmasters. This section of the website contains an and guide, website tips, etc.
==References==
Category:Fan sites
The Challenge of Life

The Challenge of Life is the opening theme song for the English dub of the twenty-second season, Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon – Ultra Legends. It was used from Lillier and the Staff! to Dreams of the Sun and Moon!. The opening animation is composed of clips from the third and fourth Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon Japanese openings, Future Connection and Your Adventure, as well as a clip from Episode 3 of Where Are You Going, Eevee?, while the ending animation is composed of clips from the second Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon Japanese ending, Twerp, Twerpette.
==Lyrics==
<ab>Rise if you're prepared for the challenge
(Rise to the challenge)
Rise if you're a champion at heart
(Rise to the challenge)
Take my hand, we'll train as one
And triumph together
(Rise to the challenge)
Nothing's gonna stand in our way
Stronger and stronger we'll
Rise to the challenge of 
Life
Pokémon!</ab>''
==Characters==
===Humans===
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* Hau
===Pokémon===
* ()
* ()
* ()
* (; )
* ()
* ()
* ('s; Sandy)
* (; Ride Pokémon)
* ()
* (; Alolan form)
* ('s; Alolan form; Snowy)
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* (Hau's)
* (Ride Pokémon)
* (Ride Pokémon)
* (Ride Pokémon)
* (Ride Pokémon)
* (Ride Pokémon)
* (Ride Pokémon)
* (multiple)
* (multiple)
* (; multiple)
* (×3)
* 
* 
==Opening animation spoilers==
* Hau and his make their appearances.
==Ending variants==
# SM093 - SM102: The original animation.
# SM103 - SM145: Sandy now displays its haircut from Lana.
==Video==
==Trivia==
* On Netflix, the second ending variant is only first used from SM106.
==In other languages==
Category:English opening themes
de:The Challenge of Life
es:OP22
fr:Le défi de la vie
it:La sfida della vita
zh:The Challenge of Life
The Chikorita Challenge

The Chikorita Challenge by Tracey West is the twenty-first book of the Pokémon Chapter Books. It was published by Scholastic and is 89 pages in length.
==Plot==
This book follows the plots of the episodes The Double Trouble Header, The Chikorita Rescue, and Chikorita's Big Upset.
===Blurb===
Ash thinks it's cool that Chikorita has joined his Pokémon team. But the newest member of the Pokémon posse is jealous of Pikachu. So the ticked-off Chikorita takes off - on a journey way beyond the Poké Ball. And that could get very dangerous.
==Major events==
* a .
===Debuts===
====Humans====
* 
====Pokémon debuts====
* Casey's Chikorita 
* Ash's Chikorita
==Characters==
===Humans===
* Ash Ketchum
* 
* 
* 
===Pokémon===
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* ()
* (Casey's)
* (Casey's)
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
==Trivia==
=== Errors ===
* is referred to as a furry brown rat when Rattata are normally purple. However, in Generation II, Rattata are colored brown.
* is referred to as a yellow leaf Pokémon when Chikorita are normally green. However, Shiny Chikorita are colored yellow.
* is described as having shiny brown armor although Heracross are normally colored blue.
* In the first battle between and Casey, when Casey sends out , Ash says he remembers when he caught his first Pidgey, but Ash caught a , not a Pidgey. 
==Related articles==
it:La sfida di Chikorita
The Chosen One

:This article is about the song. If you are looking for the person the legend speaks of, see Ash Ketchum.
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The Chosen One is a song from The Power of One. It is also featured on the movie's soundtrack.
It tells the legend of the Legendary birds, , and Shamouti Island. It is performed by The B-52's.
==Lyrics==
<ab>Disturb not the harmony of fire, ice or lightning
Lest these titans wreck destruction upon the world in which they clash
Though the water's great guardian shall rise to quell the fighting
Alone its song will fail, thus the earth shall turn to ash
The chosen one (you are the chosen one...)
Oh, the chosen one
Into thine hands bring together all three
The treasures combined tame the beast of the sea
From the trio of islands ancient spheres shall you take
For between life and death, all the difference you make
The chosen one (you are the chosen one...)
Oh, the chosen one
Climb to the shrine to right what is wrong
And the world will be healed by the guardian's song
The chosen one (you are the chosen one...)
Oh, the chosen one</ab>
Chosen One, The
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The Christmas Song

The Christmas Song is a song from the Pokémon Christmas Bash CD, released in 2001. It is sung by the Team Rocket trio.
==Lyrics==
<ab>Jessie: This one is for all our fans!
James: But, Jessie, we don't have any fans.
Meowth: Heh! We will after they hear this!
Jessie: Chestnuts roasting on an open fire...
James: Jack Frost nipping at your nose...
Meowth: Yuletide carols being sung by a choir...
And folks dressed up like Eskimos...''
James: Everybody knows a turkey and some mistletoe
Jessie: Help to make the season bright.
Meowth: Tiny tots with their eyes all aglow,
James: Will find it hard to sleep tonight.
Jessie: They know that Santa is on his way,
James: (Yay!)
Meowth: He's loaded lots of toys and goodies on his sleigh.
James: (Hooray!)
Meowth: And every mother's child is gonna spy,
James: (Why oh why?)
Jessie: To see if really know how to fly.
James: (My oh my!)
And so I'm offering this simple phrase
To kids from one to ninety-two.
(Me and you!)''
Meowth: Although it's been said
Many times, many ways,
Merry Christmas to you.''
James: They know that Santa is on his way, (Yay!)
Jessie: He's loaded lots of toys and goodies on his sleigh.
James: (Hooray!)
Meowth: And every mother's child is gonna spy,
James: (Oh-oh-seven)
Meowth: To see if Stantler really know how to fly.
James: (Straight up to heaven)
And so I'm offering this simple phrase
To kids from one to ninety-two.''
Jessie: Although it's been said
Meowth: Many times, many ways,
All: Merry Christmas to you!</ab>
==Credits==
* Vocals:
** Eric Stuart as James
** Rachael Lillis as Jessie
** Maddie Blaustein as 
==In other languages==
Category:Pokémon Christmas Bash songs
de:Weihnachtslied
zh:The Christmas Song
The Cocoon of Destruction and Diancie / Pikachu, What's This Key For? Music Collection

The Cocoon of Destruction and Diancie / Pikachu, What's This Key For? Music Collection (Japanese: ポケモン・ザ・ムービーXY 破壊の繭とディアンシー&ピカチュウ、これなんのカギ? ミュージックコレクション) is the Japanese soundtrack for the seventeenth movie and Pikachu, What's This Key?. It was released in Japan on July 30, 2014.
==Tracklist==
CD No.	Track Title 	Translation
1 	メインタイトル 	Main Title
2 	鉱国のプリンセス 	Princess of the Domain
3 	聖なるダイヤ 	Heart Diamond
4 	オルアースの森の大破壊 	The Great Destruction of the Allearth Forest
5 	命のエネルギー 	Life Energy
6 	ポケットモンスター縮めてポケモン 	Pocket Monsters, Pokémon for Short
7 	カルネVSガンピ 	Diantha VS Wikstrom
8 	その少年、マサラタウンのサトシ 	That Boy, of Pallet Town
9 	悪だくみ 	A Sinister Scheme
10 	楽しいディナー 	A Fun Dinner
11 	ディアンシーいただき！ 	Diancie, Let's Eat!
12 	ダイヤの海でおぼれたい 	Indulge in the Sea of Diamonds
13 	プリンセス・ディアンシー 	Princess Diancie
14 	追跡者 	Pursuers
15 	星に願いを 	Wish Upon the Star
16 	ヤッホーホイ！ 	Yahhōhoi!
17 	ユーリカとダイヤ 	and a Diamond
18 	ファッションショー 	Fashion Show
19 	見つかっちゃいました 	Found it
20 	シトロンの発明 	's Invention
21 	フライング サトシ！ 	Flying Ash!
22 	盗賊たちの襲撃 	The Thieves Attack
23 	ミリスとブリガロン 	Millis and
24 	かなわぬ願い 	Unfulfilled Wishes
25 	街の灯り 	Light of the City
26 	鉱国の危機 	Crisis in the Domain
27 	ディアンシーの涙 	Diancie's Tears
28 	再びゼルネアスのもとへ 	To Again
29 	破壊の繭 	The Cocoon of Destruction
30 	ゼルネアスとの出会い 	Meeting with Xerneas
31 	フェアリーオーラ 	
32 	大盗賊登場！ 	The Master Thieves Appear!
33 	みんなダイヤが好き 	Everyone Loves Diamonds
34 	イベルタル爆誕！ 	's Explosive Birth
35 	デスウィング 	
36 	あきらめちゃダメだ！ 	Don't Give Up!
37 	決意のディアンシー 	Determined Diancie
38 	メガディアンシー 	Mega Diancie
39 	ゼルネアス VS イベルタル 	Xerneas VS Yveltal
40 	ピカチュウ死んじゃダメだ！ 	Don't Die, Pikachu!
41 	希望のはじまり 	The Beginning of Hope
42 	友情の証 	A Proof of Friendship
43 	メガV -Cinema Ver.- 	Mega Volt - Cinema Ver.-
44 	夜明けの流星群 	Daybreak Meteor Shower
45 	ピカチュウ、これなんのカギ？ 	Pikachu, What's This Key For?
46 	いってきま〜す 	See You La~ter
47 	デデンネまっしぐら！ 	at Full Speed!
48 	ニャースとソーナンスとマーイーカ 	, , and
49 	くれ！くれ！クレッフィ！ 	Here! Here! !
50 	それ！それ！クレッフィ！ 	There! There! !
51 	カギ穴の世界へ 	To the World of the Keyhole
52 	カギ・カギ・カギ！！ 	Key - Key - Key!!
53 	アレだよ、デデンネ 	Over There, Dedenne
54 	トランポリンみたい 	Finding a Trampoline
55 	ありがとうビクティニ 	Thank You,
56 	さぁ、みんな行くよ！ 	Come On Everybody, Let's Go!
57 	オーロラ・スライダー 	Aurora Slider
58 	チゴラス軍団登場！ 	Army Appears!
59 	ニャースとソーナンスとマーイーカ Part2 	Meowth, Wobbuffet, and Inkay Part 2
60 	マナフィ〜〜… 	~~...
61 	チゴラス怒らす！ 	Tyrunt is Angry!
62 	チゴラスピカ一発！ 	Tyrunt Flashes!
63 	ズガーン！ 	Rumble!
64 	おはようジラーチ、さよならダークライ 	Hello , Goodbye
65 	みんな仲良く 	Everyone is Friends
66 	時間がない！！ 	There's No Time!!
67 	力いっぱい笑顔で 	Smile Full of Energy
68 	カ、カギが！？ 	Whe... Where's the Key!?
69 	バイバイ、クレッフィ 	Goodbye Klefki
70 	ただいま 	We're Home
71 	ピースマイル！（映画サイズ） 	Peace Smile! (Movie Size)
==Related articles==
Category:Japanese CDs
Category:Movie soundtracks
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zh:破壞之繭與蒂安希&皮卡丘，這是什麼鑰匙？ 音樂收藏
The Complete Pokémon Pocket Guide (2024)

The Complete Pokémon Pocket Guide is a guide published by VIZ Media. It contains information on all 898 Pokémon up to Generation VIII in The Crown Tundra. Each Pokémon's page has an illustration, a description, a list of some of the moves it may possess, special abilities, and any evolutions that it may have. It is split into two volumes: volume one covers the first 442 Pokémon ( to ) and the rest are in volume two ( to ). Volume 1 is 558 pages in length, and Volume 2 is 552 pages in length. It is a sequel to the 2007/2008 book The Complete Pokémon Pocket Guide.
A box set will be released on September 24, 2024.
It is an English translated version of the 2021 book Pokémon All Character Encyclopedia.
==Blurb==
Over 900 pages of Pokémon! Each book in this two-volume set is filled with descriptions and stats, including Abilities, Moves, and Evolutions. Includes 898 Pokémon
==Entries==
The entries for the Pokémon are structured in an easy-to-read page setup. Each Pokémon has either an entire page to itself or shares a page with another member of its evolutionary line.
Each entry is topped with a large box containing the Pokémon's name.
Stock artwork of each Pokémon is the main focus of its entry page. Additional artwork of it is shown below. Unlike other guidebooks, The Complete Pokémon Pocket Guide uses artwork from the Pokémon Dream World rather than the .
The sidebar of each entry contains the following stats:
*Category
*National Pokédex number
*Type
*Ability (excluding Hidden Abilities)
*Height (in inches)
*Weight (in pounds)
The pages also have two descriptions taken from actual Pokédex entries from the games. Some descriptions contain an asterisk and footnotes to explain terms of measurement and Pokémon on other pages. At least three moves appear under the "Special Moves" section.
At the very bottom of the entry there are evolution chains to show the Pokémon's evolutionary line. Pokémon that do not evolve or have not yet been revealed to evolve has an arrow pointing to the Pokémon stating "Does Not Evolve".
==Other content==
The end of each volume contains a section detailing major Poké Balls, as well as "Trainer notes" for the owner to fill out and an alphabetical index of the included 898 Pokémon.
==Trivia==
* 's Meteor Form does not have an entry in the English version, however one is present in the original Japanese print.
* The second volume's graphic explaining type matchups features , , and as a reference to Pokémon Legends: Arceus, which was forthcoming at the time of the Japanese release.
===Errors===
* In the first volume:
** On Primal 's page, the graphic showing Kyogre changing into this form displays 's name.
==External links==
*Volume 1 on VIZ Media's site
*Volume 2 on VIZ Media's site
*Box set on Crunchyroll's site
Category:Guide books
The Cutting Room Floor

The Cutting Room Floor is a wiki that is dedicated to unused and debugging content found within video games, covering various platforms and genres of video games. While editors are welcome to add to the wiki, article edits are held to stringent quality standards to ensure accuracy, organization, and that content stays on-topic. They have a category for Pokémon games, demos, and prototypes as well.
==History==
The Cutting Room Floor (TCRF) began as a personal project by Rachel Mae after looking through DOS programs and learn 6502 assembly in 2001. The project was updated and mainly focused on NES games until 2006 due to the relative ease for datamining older games.The project can be found here. Xkeeper ended up taking an interest in the project Rachel Mae was working on and offered to rework the site. Initially it was planned to have the site run similar to that of a blog but was later decided to rework it into a wiki for ease of updating and to allow other people to add-on to and update the site. On February 2nd, 2010; the wiki became open to the public for editing. Initially when the wiki began, users had to request an account from admins to be able to contribute. This was changed several months later to make editing available to all users wishing to contribute to the wiki.
Since its starting days, The Cutting Room Floor has been seen as the leading resource for for unused and debugging material online. The website has been featured in a variety of media such as Edge Magazine, Kotaku, Joystiq, Cracked, Wired, and GameSpot. The wiki has also grown to have a forum, irc channel, twitter page, bluesky page, and a reddit page. The website expands daily covering games from 1974 all the way up to the present day.
==Content==
===Articles===
The wiki covers various aspects of video games. They cover different types of gaming articles such as the video games theirselves, demos, and prototypes. They also cover the development cycle of games along with pages that cover unused lines of code or possibly dummied out developer commentary for why or why not something is used within a game. Any user may contribute to or create articles but can also add tags noting something may need more research, translation, or testing.
===Administrators===
The administrators, as with other wikis, have full run of the wiki and can ban users, delete pages, edit the main page, and edit any page. They help make sure the wiki runs smoothly and are the people to go to when there are any questions about how to help contribute.
==External links==
* TCRF's About page
* TCRF: In the Media page
* TCRF: Sites of Interest
* TCRF on BlueSky
* TCRF on Twitter
* TCRF on Reddit
* TCRF on Tumblr (Inactive)
Category: Wikis
The Dangerous Dragonite

Pokémon Adventures: The Dangerous Dragonite is the tenth monthly issue released by VIZ Media of the Pokémon Adventures manga created by Hidenori Kusaka and Mato. It contains chapters twenty-four and twenty-five of the . The chapters originally released in this book were later rereleased as part of . As a bonus, it contained a sheet of Pokémon stickers which were not included with the collected volume release.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Chapter 24 - What a Dragonite
* Chapter 25 - You Know...Articuno!
==Important events==
* attempts to obtain HM03 , but ultimately fails.
* Misty gives her , nicknamed Gyara, to and takes his in exchange.
* Red arrives at Seafoam Islands, meets , and encounters Team Rocket.
==Party changes==
===Trades===
The following Pokémon are traded:
* Red's for Misty's in PS025.
==Trivia==
* This was the final issue of Pokémon Adventures to be released in .
==In other languages==
Category:Pokémon Adventures monthly issues
fr:Volume 10 (Pokémon Adventures)
it:The Dangerous Dragonite