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Pokémon Try Adventure volume 1

Volume 1 is the first volume of the Pokémon Try Adventure manga created by Miho Asada, Jun Keijima, and Laboratory.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Chapter 1: A Fateful Meeting
* Chapter 2: A Strong Man
* Chapter 3: The Guardian of the Volcano
* Chapter 4: The Legendary Pokémon Appears
* Chapter 5: Capture Entei!
* Chapter 6: Great Escape!
* Chapter 7: Protect the Harmony of the Forest!
* Chapter 8: Mystery of the Mansion
* Chapter 9: Rescue Eevee
* Chapter 10: Phantom Thief Haidoru
* Chapter 11: Treasure Hunt in the Sea
* Chapter 12: Who's the Best?
* Chapter 13: Mythical Pokémon
* Chapter 14: The Lost Two
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Pokémon Try Adventure volume 2

Volume 2 is the second volume of the Pokémon Try Adventure manga created by Miho Asada, Jun Keijima, and Laboratory.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Chapter 1: A Truly Strong Man
* Chapter 2: Soro's Dream
* Chapter 3: Friendship on the Snowfields
* Chapter 4: Caty's Big Chance!?
* Chapter 5: Arceus Revealed!
* Chapter 6: Toki's Sad Past
* Chapter 7: Adventure without End
* Chapter 8: Big Panic at the Factory
* Chapter 9: Jido and Katsuya
* Chapter 10: Sandstorm Battle!
* Chapter 11: Formed! Trystar!
* Chapter 12: Clue to Cresselia!
* Chapter 13: The Lunar Wing
* Chapter 14: Connected Spaces
* Chapter 15: A New Encounter
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Pokémon Try Adventure volume 3

Volume 3 is the third and final volume of the Pokémon Try Adventure manga created by Miho Asada, Jun Keijima, and Laboratory.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Chapter 1: Manami's Debut!
* Chapter 2: The First Mission
* Chapter 3: Tough!? The Flower's Nectar!
* Chapter 4: Moonlit Treasure Hunt!
* Chapter 5: Adrift at Sea
* Chapter 6: An Unfamiliar Combo Play!
* Chapter 7: Toki and Manami
* Chapter 8: Rescue on the Stormy Seas
* Chapter 9: Open the Mysterious Box!
* Chapter 10: The Three New Pokémon
* Chapter 11: Those Who Wait on the New Continent
* Chapter 12: Cold!? Snivy!
* Chapter 13: Tepig's Courage
* Chapter 14: Eager Beaver Oshawott!!
* Chapter 15: Showdown! The Black-White Demon King!!
* Chapter 16: The Demon King's Explosive Power!
* Chapter 17: Go For It, Manami!
* Chapter 18: The Final Battle!!
* Final chapter: Trystar, to the Future
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Pokémon Tug of War Tournament: Absolutely Get Medal!

(Japanese: ポケモンつなひき大会 メダルぜったいゲットだぜ！ Pokémon Tug of War Tournament: Absolutely Get Medal!) is a Japanese arcade based on Pokémon the Series: Black & White of the Pokémon anime and the ancient sport . Players use medals to bring forth and control various Pokémon in order to gain an edge over the opposing side.
==Gameplay==
At least one medal must be inserted to start a game. The player starts with Ash's Pikachu, and has the potential to gain Iris's Axew, Cilan's Pansage, Ash's Tepig, Ash's Snivy, and Ash's Oshawott. The Pokémon then play tug-of-war. The other team can have much bigger and stronger Pokémon on its side, so there's power in numbers. An enemy Pokémon's strength is shown as a number floating above them. , , and will occasionally appear in the corner to cheer their Pokémon on. As the game goes on, the Pokémon's strength depletes. When at least one of the Pokémon on the enemy side's number reaches zero, they fall to the ground and the player wins the round. The player is then awarded with medals equal to the number of points of the Pokémon that fell.
There is also a bonus round that is unlocked after four wins, in which the player picks one out of three cards. The card chosen gives the player medals equal to the number of points on the card. This bonus round can be repeated every four wins.
==Gallery==
Tug of War Tournament logo.png|Logo
==External links==
*Official website
*Gameplay footage
==Related articles==
Category:Arcade games
ja:ポケモンつなひき大会 メダルぜったいゲットだぜ!
zh:宝可梦拔河大会 绝对要赢得奖牌！
Pokémon UNITE Manga - Come On Over to Aeos Island!

Pokémon UNITE Manga - Come On Over to Aeos Island! (Japanese: まんがポケモンユナイト～おいでよエオス島～ Pokémon UNITE Manga - Come On Over to Aeos Island!) is a Pokémon manga created by Hitoshi Ariga. It is based on and provides backstory to . It can be read within Pokémon UNITE on a special website accessed through the Gallery option in the menu. It is also available for reading on the Pokémon UNITE websites and Play Nintendo. It has been released in English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Hindi, Indonesian, Russian, Thai, and Turkish.
The first two chapters were released in Asia on May 13, 2022 and internationally on May 17, 2022. The next two chapters were released internationally on October 13, 2022 and in Japan on November 16, 2022.
==Chapters==
 	English title 	Japanese title 	Japanese title (translated)
COA1	Aeos Energy 	エオスエナジー 	Aeos Energy
COA2	Zirco's Holowear 	ジルのホロウェア 	's Holowear
COA3	Welcome to the Stadium! 	スタジアムにようこそ！ 	Welcome to the Stadium!
COA4	In Search of an Aeos Energy Spot	エオスエナジースポットを探せ 	In Search of an Aeos Energy Spot
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
* Pokémon UNITE
==External links==
* Pokémon UNITE Manga on the English Pokémon UNITE official site
Category:Manga
es:Pokémon UNITE: ¡Todos a la isla de Æos!
it:Manga di Pokémon UNITE - Tutti insieme sull'Isola di Heos!
ja:まんがポケモンユナイト～おいでよエオス島～
zh:漫畫Pokémon UNITE～億奧斯島歡迎你～
Pokémon Ultra Sun & Pokémon Ultra Moon: The Official Alola Region Strategy Guide

Pokémon Ultra Sun & Pokémon Ultra Moon: The Official Alola Region Strategy Guide is a guide published by The Pokémon Company International in association with Prima Games. It contains 480 pages of information about Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, including a walkthrough of the game's story, an explanation of the various game mechanics, and a guide of where to find Pokémon.
==Blurb==
<sc>Set Off for More Adventures in the Alola Region!</sc>
Whether you're heading back to the islands or it's your first time in the tropical Alola region, there are many fun surprises waiting for you to discover! Now is the time to encounter even more Pokémon, battle with tough foes and allies, and explore exciting new locations. Uncover the mysteries of Ultra Space and dive into this island adventure of epic proportions!
Use this official guide for either Pokémon Ultra Sun or Pokémon Ultra Moon to experience even more adventures as you battle the dark shadow that threatens the light of Alola!
Here's what you'll find inside:
* Detailed walkthrough of your whole adventure!
* Pokémon List to help you fill the expanded Alola Pokédex!
* The scoop on new Z-Crystals, advanced battle strategies, and more!
* Guides to mastering new gameplay elements, including Mantine Surf, Alola Photo Club, and Battle Agency!
* Updated bonus pullout map showing every island in the region!
==Credits==
;Content & Writing
* Jillian Nonaka
* Sayuri Munday
* Shawn Williams-Brown
* Bryson Clark
* Ben Regal
* Guillaume Didier
* Lylia Khrissate
* Christoper Derbort
;Editing
* Rachel Payne
* Kellyn Ballard
* Blaise Selby
;Additional Research & Fact Checking
* Hisato Yamamori
* Hana Atteberry
* Sanoko Deas
* Kathleen Kalms
* Clémence Amoric
* Marvin Andrews
* Frank Coueé
* Silvia De Bellis
* Pablo Gismero Calvo
* Fabio Giusti
* Alberto Gracia Castalleno
* Enrique Joga Elvira
* Diego Luque de la Campa
* Valentina Menale
* Sina Moelleken
* Juliana Niederwanger
* Virginia Paradés Gurrea
* Mariona Pera i de Miguel
* Owen Preece
* Irenuesz Radko
* Eva Rodríguez Graña
* Guido Scarabello
* Cyril Schultz
* Francesca Serci
* Claudia Thon
* Alice Troiani
* Emanuel Turchetta
* Marine Vallée
* Hannah Vassallo
* Isabel Zarco Manjavacas
* Altan Couvert (JAC Recruitment)
* Brigette Deisenhammer (People First)
;Screenshots
* Jeff Hines
* Steve Stratton (AltaSource Group)
;Design
* Chris Franc
* Kevin Lalli
* Hiromi Kimura
* Mark Pedini
* Whitney Farrell
* Justin Gonyea
* Elisabeth Lariviere
; Project Management
* Mikiko Ryu
* Yohei Sugiyama
;Acknowledgements
* Heather Dalgleish
* Yutaka Kamai
* Yasuhiro Usui
* Anja Weinbach
* Daniel Anscomb
* Pierre Gauthier
* Bertrand Lecocq
* Elena Nardo
* Mark Hughes (Prima Games)
==Trivia==
===Errors===
* Page 139: According to the guide, is located in Ten Carat Hill (on Melemele Island); however, this TM is actually located on (on Ula'ula Island).
* Page 229-230: The section covering Mina's trial does not mention that the player battles Nanu instead of Sophocles in Ultra Moon.
Category:Strategy guides
Pokémon Ultra Sun and Pokémon Ultra Moon Alola ART Book

Pokémon Ultra Sun and Pokémon Ultra Moon Alola ART Book is an art book for Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon published by OVERLAP, Inc. in 2017.
== Contents ==
=== Promo and Key art ===
* Overhead view of Alola
* , , and 
* Dusk Mane Necrozma
* Dawn Wings Necrozma
* Ultra Warp Ride
* Mantine Surf
* Alola Photo Club
* Battle Agency
* Ultra Megalopolis
* Ultra Burst
* Team Rainbow Rocket
* 
=== Pokémon ===
==== Official art ====
* Dusk Mane Necrozma
* Dawn Wings Necrozma
* 
* 
* 
==== Concept art ====
* Dusk Mane Necrozma
* Dawn Wings Necrozma
* 
* 
* 
* 
=== Characters ===
==== Official art ====
* 
* 
* Lillie
* Hau
* Dulse
* Zossie
* Soliera
* Phyco
* Giovanni
==== Concept art ====
* 
* 
* Dulse
* Zossie
* Soliera
* Phyco
=== Locations ===
* Pikachu Valley trailer
* Alola Photo Club
* Surf Association
* Dividing Peak Tunnel
* Pokémon Fan Club
* Switcheroo building in Festival Plaza
* Team Rocket's Castle
* Ultra Megalopolis
=== Misc ===
* Official art of Z-Power Ring, Solganium Z, Lunalium Z, Lycanium Z, Mimikium Z, and Kommonium Z
* Official art of Totem Sticker
* Concept art of Z-Power Ring
* Concept art of Solganium Z, Lunalium Z, Lycanium Z, Mimikium Z, and Kommonium Z
==References==
Category:Books
Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon beta

This article lists the unused content of the Generation VII games .
==Post-release==
===Pokémon===
 remains in the code of Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon. It has its own Pokédex entry. Additionally, there are menu sprites for Cosplay Pikachu and Eternal Flower Floette, though neither of them are available in-game.
===Hidden Abilities===
Some Pokémon are programmed to have Hidden Abilities in Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon; however, they cannot be legally obtained in Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon. These abilities are available in later generations with use of the Ability Patch.
===Shiny Pokémon===
For consistency, all Pokémon have variants, even if they cannot be obtained as Shiny. Some Shiny Pokémon, such as Pikachu in a cap, are identical to their normal counterparts.
All Pikachu in a cap are programmed to not be Shiny, but due to a glitch, the Pikachu can be Shiny. This is because the game erroneously checks if the correct combination of the Trainer ID and Secret ID would result in a Shiny Pokémon by using the player's data, even though this Pokémon's OT is not the player.
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===Locations===
Akala Meadow exists as a location name at index number 66 (0x0042). In the final game, Pink Nectar can be found at Royal Avenue.
There are three unused rooms in the player's house; a washroom, a bathroom, and a garage. These rooms, also present in , are revamped and retextured in Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon.
File:Players house bathroom toilet USUM.png|The bathroom in the player's house
File:Players house bathroom tub USUM.png|The washroom in the player's house
===Silvally, Fire Pledge, and Water Pledge===
The games' data shows knowing and . However, a glitch prevents Silvally from learning both moves. is unaffected by this glitch.
===Murkrow and Punishment===
The data shows knowing as an Egg Move, but neither Murkrow nor its evolution can learn this move in the final version.
 and are in the and can learn Punishment, but cannot pass down the move due to being female-only.
Pokémon Unofficial Card Collector's Guide

The Pokémon Unofficial Card Collector's Guide is a book primarily concerning the cards of the to the expansions of the Pokémon TCG. The book is written by Mike Searle and Tom Slizewski and was published by Publications International Ltd in January 2000. It contains a detailed rundown on all the cards in eight expansions, starting with and going through the sets and including the Promotional cards, listing their price in both English and Japanese when applicable in all editions. Each card is given a 'Power Rating', and a 'Collectibility Rating' from 1 to 5.
==Blurb==
The Pokémon craze is sweeping the world!
These funny-looking creatures have captured the imagination of children everywhere, making the collectible Pokémon cards an incredibly hot commodity. People love to play card games with them, but even more, they love to collect them.
This awesome collector's guide gives you all the information you need on common, uncommon, rare, and ultra-rare holofoil cards. It also includes exclusive power and collectibility ratings—find out how valuable your cards are as collectibles and how powerful they are during play.
Also included are card collecting and trading hints, tips to tell if a card is authentic, specifics about which edition a card is, and lots more. Pokémon Unofficial Card Collector's Guide is a must-have for Pokémon fans of all ages!
==Contents==
===The Pokémon Phenomenon===
At the beginning of the book, the authors give an in-depth and detailed foreword about Pokémon, its history, details about the Trading Card Game, and the terminology of the game.
===Base Set===
This section lists all the cards in the expansion in alphabetical order
===Jungle Expansion===
This section lists all the cards in the expansion in alphabetical order.
===Fossil Expansion===
This section lists all the cards in the expansion in alphabetical order.
===Team Rocket Expansion===
This section lists all the cards in the expansion in alphabetical order.
===Gym Leaders Preconstructed Decks===
This section lists all the cards in the Gym Boosters decks expansion in alphabetical order.
===Gym Leaders Expansion 1===
This section lists all the cards in the expansion in alphabetical order.
===Gym Leaders Expansion 2: The Challenge from the Darkness===
This section lists all the cards in the expansion in alphabetical order.
===Promotional Cards===
This section lists all the known in alphabetical order.
===Pokémon by Pokémon Number===
This section lists all Generation I Pokémon according to their Pokédex number. It also lists , (as Pikablu), (as King ), and (as Lady-Ba). The erroneous naming is due to the English names not yet being revealed at the time of print.
==Covers==
Pokémon Unofficial Card Collector Guide cover 2.jpg|Alternate cover
Category:Pokémon Trading Card Game publications
Pokémon Valley (CoroCoro promo)

Pokémon Valley (Japanese: ポケモン谷 Pokémon Valley) is a . It is one of the .
==Card text==
==Release information==
In Japan, this card was available as a on an insert in the August 1999 issue of Bessatsu CoroCoro Comic Special, released on June 30, 1999.
==Trivia==
*The text on the top right of the card border reads: "Movie "Pikachu's Rescue Adventure" special jumbo card." As a Jumbo card, it cannot be used at official tournaments.
*The text on the bottom of the card border features the Bessatsu CoroCoro Special logo and reads: "Bessatsu CoroCoro Comic August issue supplement." The 1999 Pikachu the Movie logo is present in place of an expansion symbol.
===Origin===
Category:Promotional cards
Category:Illus. by Naoyo Kimura
Category:Jumbo cards
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fr:ポケモン谷 (CoroCoroプロモカード)
it:Pokémon Valley (CoroCoro promo)
ja:ポケモン谷
zh:宝可梦山谷（TCG）
Pokémon Vertical Lamincards Advanced

Pokémon Lamincards are officially licensed Pokémon cards manufactured in 2004 by Italian Publishing Company Edibas. These Pokémon cards had most Pokémon from Generation III, 9 Trainer cards, 1 Pokédex, the Pikachu evolutionary line, and Meowth. The set had a total of 150 cards with no different versions or special lower pull rate chase cards.
==Overview==
This was the first Lamincard set produced by Edibas for Pokémon. The official license was acquired in 2004, and ended in 2006.
All cards text are in Italian for this first set, since this was the home country of Edibas. After the successful launch of this Lamincard set, 6 others followed with several different other languages on them.
These cards can easily be distinguished from other Lamincards sets due to the vertical background used. The Pokémon artwork corresponds with the Rainbow Advanced set which was made in 2005. These had the horizontal background on them. Another easy way to distinguish the difference is the blue versus the rainbow backside of the cards.
==Cards in Pokémon Advanced Vertical Lamincards==
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==Sealed items of Pokémon Vertical Lamincards Advanced==
It is unknown if these packs came inside booster boxes. Each pack contains 4 cards.
==Promotional items of Pokémon Vertical Lamincards Advanced==
A promotional Album was made for this set, to collect all 150 cards.
This was made for the Italian market with 9 cards on each page.
Category:Lamincards
Pokémon Video Game Showdown 2008

The Pokémon Video Game Showdown was a massive Pokémon video game tournament held alongside the . It pitted 128 s against each other in two age groups: the Senior Division and Junior Division. This tournament was, starting in 2009, replaced with the Pokémon Video Game Championships.
==Contest workings==
128 players assemble in a playing area, and pairs of players are randomly selected to play against each other at small tables with poles with numbers on them and two Nintendo DS Lite systems which are connected to an internal machine by wires; the DS cartridges are inserted into slots on the table. The battles are Double Battles and use the Double Cup rules. Players are gradually eliminated as they lose, until eight remain. These eight will go to the championships in Orlando, Florida. However, the contest continues on to decide the winner of a Wii, three extra Wii Remotes, and a copy of Pokémon Battle Revolution.
==Qualifier tournaments==
Two qualifier tournaments in the US and two in Japan decide who the top sixteen in each age group of each country are. These 64 players went to the championships in Orlando, Florida on August 15, 2008.
==Championships==
The championships were held in Orlando, Florida on August 15, 2008.
==Event Pokémon==
During the championships, a Lucario was distributed to players who attended the event.
==Tournament tree==
===Junior Division===
===Senior Division===
==External links==
*Home page (archive)
*Updates page (archive)
*Results (archive)
Category:Video game tournaments
Pokémon Village (Mystery Dungeon)

(Japanese: ポケモンビレッジ Pokémon Village) is the main settlement in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Keep Going! Blazing Adventure Squad!, similarly to Treasure Town or Pokémon Square. It is equivalent of Pokémon Beach from Stormy Adventuring Squad and from Light Adventure Squad. Like the rest of the world, it is populated solely by Pokémon.
==Pokémon Village facilities==
===Kecleon Shop===
Similar to previous games, the player can buy goods here. However, it's now run only by one .
===Duskull Bank===
As in previous games, Duskull Bank is a place to store money so they won't be lost upon defeat.
===Kangaskhan Storage===
The Kangaskhan Storage returns as a place where player can store items so they won't be lost upon defeat.
===The Slowking Elder===
Near the Slowking is a board from which player can take . Player can also change team members by talking to him.
===Gastrodon Judgment House===
West Sea Gastrodon will open Treasure Boxes here, while East Sea sells Wonder Orbs. This place opens once player reaches second rank.
===Slaking Move Relearner===
A place to relearn forgotten level-up moves that opens up once the player reaches third rank.
==Related articles==
Category:Pokémon Mystery Dungeon (WiiWare) locations
Category:Villages
de:Pokémon Village (Pokémon Mystery Dungeon 3)
zh:宝可梦村庄
Pokémon Visual Companion: Third Edition

Pokémon Visual Companion: Third Edition is a hardcover Pokémon book published by DK on September 15, 2020. Outside the US, the book was released as The Official Pokémon Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded by Hachette Children's Group on August 20, 2020. It is 304 pages long. The book acts as a guide to , featuring Pokédex references, facts and figures of Pokémon from each explored region, and the encountered throughout 's . It also contains information about key characters, battles, and places in , all accompanied by large colored pictures.
==Blurb==
===Pokémon Visual Companion: Third Edition===
:THE WORLD OF POKÉMON
:AWAITS YOU!
:Learn all about your favorite Pokémon in this
:fact-packed guide to the animated series.
:Discover every region from Kanto to
:Alola, including the people and Pokémon
:who live there.
:Trace 's journey and get to know his
:friends and travel companions.
:See epic battles and meet Legendary
:and Mythical Pokémon.
===The Official Pokémon Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded===
:Filled with facts and stats about your favourite Pokémon,
:Regions, Trainers, and so much more.
:Now updated with brand new content from the Alola and
:Galar Regions, this comprehensive guide has everything
:you need to become a true Pokémon pro!
:*Every Region, including Galar
:*Pokémon life lessons
:*Ash's story, his friends...and enemies!
==Contents==
* The World of Pokémon
* Kanto
* Orange Islands
* Johto
* Hoenn
* Sinnoh
* Unova
* Kalos
* Alola
==Trivia==
* Despite Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon having finished airing by the time of the book's release, only information about the first two seasons are featured in the book, despite the third season being mentioned on page 7. This is also why the two-page Galar spread (pages 296-297) is quite basic, simply featuring brief information on the first partner Pokémon alongside and , the game mascots.
* Some information regarding Kalos as the "latest" region in the "World of Pokémon" section has been retained from the previous edition, despite being surpassed by both Alola and Galar by the time of publication. Notably, the Kalos section was not updated to show information between the release of the second edition and the end of the series (such as ’s final Gym battle, the Pokémon League, or the Team Flare attack).
===Errors===
Many errors are carried over from previous editions, so they are not listed here.
* On page 17, Ash's Rowlet is incorrectly stated to have fully evolved, despite not evolving at all, even if it owns an Everstone.
* On page 221, the word "that" is misspelled as "taht" under Bonnie's section.
* On page 227, is misspelled as "Begon" under Sawyer's section.
* On page 264, Oluolu is written as 'Uloulo', which is actually just the former written backwards.
* On page 272, is stated to be a Launch-Flying type, instead of a type.
* On page 278, is listed as a Null-type instead of a .
* On page 295, 's formes are listed as having the height of its 50 percent forme.
Category:Guide books
it:Pokémon - L'Enciclopedia (edizione aggiornata)