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PPPB18

Heart-Thumping Cookies (Japanese: クッキーでドッキドキ！？ The Suspense of the Cookie!?) is the eighteenth bonus chapter of the Magical Pokémon Journey manga.
==Plot==
Grandpa has created an aphrodisiac cookie! What will happen when Almond eats it by mistake?
==Important characters and Pokémon==
* Grandpa
* Almond
* Hazel
* 
* 
==Character introductions==
==Important events==
Category:Magical Pokémon Journey chapters
PPPB19

The Miraculous Color of the Sky ~Best Friends~ (Japanese: 空の奇跡色～いちばんの友だち～ The Miracle-Colored Sky ~Best Friends~) is the nineteenth bonus chapter of the Magical Pokémon Journey manga.
==Plot==
A young girl meets a wild , and a story of true friendship begins all over again.
==Important characters and Pokémon==
* 
* (Pichu)
==Character introductions==
==Important events==
* The reincarnated forms of Sandy and Raichu meet.
Category:Magical Pokémon Journey chapters
it:PPPB19
PPPB20

Those Were The Days (Japanese: あの頃の二人 The Two Back Then) is the twentieth and final bonus chapter of the Magical Pokémon Journey manga. It is the final chapter of the manga altogether.
==Plot==
==Major events==
* Hazel recollects her childhood friendship with Almond.
* The story of Magical Pokémon Journey comes to a close.
==Debuts==
===Pokémon debuts===
==Characters==
* Hazel
* Almond
===Pokémon===
Category:Magical Pokémon Journey chapters
PPP Promotional cards (TCG)

The PPP Promotional cards are a series of Japanese promotional cards released exclusively through the Pokémon Players Club in the same fashion as the . By attending weekly sessions, much like the Pokémon League outside of Japan, members could earn experience points (EXP) via several actions (see below) and work towards earning promotional cards. Each of these cards have a PPP suffix and the Pokémon Players Club logo as an expansion symbol.
The EXP structure (see below) was updated from the one introduced in 2005, making it considerably easier to attain the necessary EXP to earn prizes. Several of the cards available have held items, and all were released in the expansion when printed in English. The Pokémon Players Club was replaced by the Pokémon Daisuki Club in April 2008. The EXP system was replaced by the similar Action Point (AP) system, which came into effect on November 14, 2008.
==Card list==
==EXP Award Structure==
Action 	EXP Awarded
Subscription 	1000 EXP
Attend an official event 	500 EXP
Participate in activities at events 	500 EXP
Begin a battle 	100 EXP
Win a battle 	100 EXP
Record 30 matches in Challenge Passport 	
Host an official Player event (submit Battle Report) 	
Participate in an event hosted by a Player 	
Scan a Pokémon product code 	300 EXP
Upload a Player News article to the Pokémon Trainers Website 	
Have your Player News or Battle Report featured on the Pokémon Trainers Website	500 EXP
Category:Japanese promotional cards
de:PPP Promotional cards (TCG)
fr:PPPプロモカード
it:Carte promozionali PPP (GCC)
PP Max

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The PP Max (Japanese: ポイントマックス Point Max) is a type of vitamin introduced in Generation III. It raises the PP of a selected move to 8/5 of the move's base PP.
It is an improved version of the PP Up.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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===Effect===
When used from the Bag on a Pokémon, raises the PP of a selected move to 8/5 of the move's base PP. It also increases the Pokémon's friendship a little. It cannot be used on , , or a move which has already had its PP fully boosted (by a PP Max or three PP Ups).
The PP Max is consumed upon use and cannot be used in battle.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| Trick House (Seventh Puzzle), 
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| Cape Brink
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| Citadark Isle
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| Routes , , and 
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| , Diglett's Cave, Vermilion City
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| Relic CastleCastelia City Pokémon Center (from a man in black for having Pokémon from 40 different original Trainers)
| Big Stadium and Small Court (defeat Arlen or Sayuri)
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| Routes and , Abundant Shrine, , Pinwheel Forest, Dragonspiral Tower
| Join Avenue ()Big Stadium and Small Court (defeat Arlen or Sayuri)Hidden Grottoes
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| (for a Poké Radar chain of 21-30) (3 digits) (Lv. 8)
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| , Meteor Falls, Team Magma Hideout, Team Aqua Hideout
| Lilycove Department Store Pokémon Lottery Corner (3 digits) (5% chance after a rematch with Jael & Kael), Meteor Falls (5% chance after a rematch with John & Jay), (5% chance after a rematch with Jude & Rory) (Lv. 8)Secret Base ("Pick something up" with )
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| (all levels)
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| , Hokulani Observatory, Vast Poni Canyon, Mount Lanakila, Poni Plains
| Loto-ID Center (3 digits)Battle Tree (win streak of 40)Festival Plaza (Lottery shop: third prize)
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| , Celadon Condominiums (×10), , Cerulean Cave
| Hidden recurring item (Game Corner, 1% chance, all 6 spots; Cerulean Cave)
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| Loto-ID (3 digits)
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| Max Raid Battles (3★, 4★, 5★ raids)
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| Routes and 
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| Porto Marinada auctionAcademy Ace Tournament
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| Reward for registering 190 Pokémon in the Kitakami Pokédex
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| Chargestone Cavern, Torchlit Labyrinth
| Item PrinterLeague Club Room (possible reward after defeating a special coach in a rematch)
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====Distribution====
=====As a held item=====
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Games	Event 	Language/Region 	Distribution period
 	Summer 2012 Keldeo 	English, French, German, Italian, Spanish	Various
 	 	Japan, Taiwan 	
 	Cinema Meloetta 	Japanese, Taiwan, Korean 	Various
 	 	Korean 	December 11, 2012December 19, 2012 to January 6, 2013
 	Spring 2013 Meloetta	English, French, German, Italian, Spanish	Various
 	( and ) 	American, PAL 	
==Gallery==
===Artwork===
Artwork from
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
de:AP-Top
es:PP máximos
fr:PP Max
it:PP-max
ja:ポイントマックス
zh:ＰＰ极限提升剂（道具）
PPkMnp' '

p p' ' is a dual-type glitch Pokémon in . 
p p' ' can be encountered and obtained by performing the extended Mew glitch using a Pokémon with a special stat of 194, but it can also be obtained via the Time Capsule exploit with a .
p p' ' can also be obtained by trading over a ゥ .4, its equivalent.
p p' ' has a glitch screen, particularly the black-box variant.
==Glitches caused==
p p' ' changes the item in the player's fifth bag slot, adding hex:20 (dec:32 or 2^5) to the identifier. It is possible to obtain glitch items with this (e.g. Max Ether into GnS'l and X Speed into ws# #m#).
==Game data==
===Pokédex entry===
===Game locations===
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===Base stats===
===Type effectiveness===
===Learnset===
====By leveling up====
====By TM/HM====
==Evolution==
==Sprites==
==External Links==
* On Glitch City Wiki
Category:Glitches
Category:?-type glitch Pokémon
fr:P PkMn p' '
it:PPkMnp' '
PREZENT

PREZENT is a CD single by ZEROBASEONE released in Japan on January 29, 2025. It includes Only One Story. 
Limited Edition A features a DVD containing behind-the-scenes footage, while Limited Edition B includes a 40-page photobook. 
==Tracklist==
CD No.	Track Title 	Artist 	Duration
1 	NOW OR NEVER 	ZEROBASEONE	3:22
2 	Only One Story 	ZEROBASEONE	3:40
3 	Firework 	ZEROBASEONE	3:42
4 	HANA 	ZEROBASEONE	3:11
5 	Feel the POP (Japanese ver.)	ZEROBASEONE	2:57
6 	GOOD SO BAD (Japanese ver.) 	ZEROBASEONE	2:58
===DVD===
No.	Track Title 	Translation
1 	ジャケット撮影ビハインド 	Jacket Shooting Behind-the-Scenes
2 	『Only One Story』 レコーディングビハインド 	"Only One Story" Recording Behind-the-Scenes
==Gallery==
PREZENT Limited Edition A.jpg|Limited Edition A
PREZENT Limited Edition B.jpg|Limited Edition B
PREZENT Regular Edition.jpg|Regular Edition
==Related articles==
Category:Japanese CDs
zh:PREZENT
PRZCureBerry

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The PRZCureBerry (Japanese: Paralysis-Curing Fruit) is a type of Berry exclusive to the Generation II games. It cures a Pokémon of .
From Generation III onward, the PRZCureBerry is succeeded by the Cheri Berry.
==Terminology==
:See also: PSNCureBerry → Terminology
In Generation II games, this is displayed in all-caps: PRZCUREBERRY.
In Pokémon Gold and Silver: Official Nintendo Player's Guide (page 108), this item is named Paralyzecure Berry.
In Pokémon Crystal: Official Nintendo Player's Guide (page 150), this item is named Przcureberry.
==In the core series games==
===Price===
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| N/A
| 5
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===Effect===
====Held item====
If the holder is paralyzed, it will consume its held PRZCureBerry and cure itself of paralysis.
====Bag item====
When used from the Bag on a Pokémon, it cures that Pokémon of paralysis. This consumes the PRZCureBerry.
===Description===
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===Acquisition===
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| Olivine City (held by in-game trade )
| Berry trees (Violet City, Routes and ) (possible gift from Wade)Mystery Gift
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==In other languages==
==External links==
Category:Berries in Generation II
Category:Berries
Category:Status-restoring Berries
de:Antiparbeere
es:Antiparabaya
fr:Baie Antipar
ja:まひなおしのみ
zh:消除麻痹的果实（道具）
PS

PS has several referrals:
In the games:
*Pokémon Sapphire
*Pokémon Silver
*Pokémon Stadium
*Pokémon Shuffle
*Pokémon Sleep
In the anime:
*Pokémon Sunday
In the manga:
*Pokémon Special
In the community:
*Pokémon Showdown
In the TCG:
*Plasma Storm (TCG)
PS003

The Secret of Kangaskhan (Japanese: VS ガルーラ VS ) is the third chapter of the Pokémon Adventures manga.
==Plot==
 gives a Pokédex and asks him to help complete the Pokédex by encountering Pokémon. Once the Pokédex has been completed, Oak says that Red might become one of the greatest Trainers ever. Red ponders this statement for a moment, before Professor Oak suggests he starts his journey by heading north to Viridian Forest. Professor Oak alludes that something can be found there, but before saying what, cuts himself off by laughing and walks away, leaving Red confused.
As Red makes his way to Viridian Forest, he muses that as long as he has Poli and Saur, they're bound to catch every Pokémon. Meanwhile, Blue's Charmander defeats a , much to 's disappointment, as he already has one.
In the same part of the forest, Red is looking for a when he sees movement in a bush and sends Poli to attack. However, he is attacked first by Blue's Charmander, who believed Poliwhirl was a wild Pokémon. Red becomes angry and tries to attack him, but Blue catches his fist. Red recognizes the boy as the one that found the Phantom Pokémon, . Suddenly, they hear a loud noise, and Blue states that he found what he was looking for. A shows up; Blue doesn't lose any time and attacks her with Charmander. Blue takes out his Pokédex, wanting to add Kangaskhan's data. When Red shows his Pokédex, they realize that they are rivals with the same mission. Red also learns that Blue is the grandson of the famous Professor Oak.
The fire causes a lot of damage to the Kangaskhan, and Blue tries to capture her a couple of times with s but she repels them; however, she doesn't attack. Red perceives that something is wrong and has Poli stop Charmander's attack, and then runs over to the wild Pokémon and looks at her pouch. Her baby was poisoned, so Red uses an Antidote to cure it. The mother Kangaskhan thanks him and leaves. Blue is mad at Red's intervention, but Red still introduces himself to him, getting to learn Blue's name in response as he storms off. Red taunts him as he leaves, saying he'll never lose to him. They both leave in separate directions, both on the path to becoming the greatest Pokémon trainer of all time.
==Major events==
* is revealed to own a Pokédex.
* Blue is revealed to own a .
* and Blue both start their s.
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
* 
* 
==Characters==
===Humans===
* 
* 
* (flashback)
===Pokémon===
* (Poli; 's)
* (Saur; 's)
* ()
* (; flashback)
* 
* 
* (fantasy)
==Trivia==
* This chapter is included in The Best of Pokémon Adventures: Red.
* The image of the Venomoth in Blue's Pokédex is its Red and Blue Versions sprite flipped horizontally, as are the Pokédex entries of the other Pokémon in the .
===Errors===
* In the VIZ Media release, Blue's Pokédex says that Venomoth appears to be the evolved form of "the" , implying there's only one.
==In other languages==
de:VS. Kangama
es:PMS003
fr:Chapitre 3 (Pocket Monsters Special)
it:LGA003
ja:ポケットモンスターSPECIAL 第3話
zh:宝可梦特别篇 第3话
PS004

Wanted: Pikachu! (Japanese: VS ピカチュウ VS Pikachu) is the fourth chapter of the Pokémon Adventures manga.
==Plot==
As arrives in Pewter City, a group of angry townspeople rush past him, as a wanted poster falls off the wall nearby. He picks it up, revealing that the townspeople are chasing after a wild , and Red decides to help out. They corner Pikachu, catching it under a net as it stops to eat some fruit from a nearby food stall. Pikachu gets away using its electricity on the net, baiting more chase from the angry crowd.
Red decides to stop standing by, and calls out Saur, pulling the Pikachu into a battle. It attacks Saur, to no effect as Red commands out , putting Pikachu to sleep, allowing it to be caught effortlessly. Red holds up Pikachu's Poké Ball with pride, as the townspeople celebrate. They treat him to a lavish meal for taking care of the pest that was ruining their businesses, and ask him about where he's from and why he's in Pewter City. He shows off his Pokédex as Pikachu starts getting agitated inside its Poké Ball.
Red takes Pikachu out into a field in an attempt to better befriend it, unable to make any headway before shows up and chastises him for taking such a casual attitude to filling out his Pokédex. Red gets angry and starts gearing up for a fight, but before they can start, Blue mentions he's going to seek out Brock, the leader of the Pewter City Gym, to earn the . He challenges Red to see which of them can earn the badge first, teasing him by saying it won't be much of a challenge when he can't even train Pikachu. Red accepts, and Blue leaves, derisively wishing him good luck.
Afterwards, Red finds a poster laying in the grass saying that the Pewter City Gym's next challenge is the following day at noon. Red gets himself excited at the prospect of beating Blue, before remembering that his Pokémon are low on health and decides to head to a Pokémon Center first thing next morning. He finds the Pokémon Center closed, their machines damaged by vandals, leaving his disobedient Pikachu as the only Pokémon he has at full health. Red rushes into the gym, stopping as he sees a battle already in progress, the crowd cheering as a sends out a move.
==Major events==
* catches a and nicknames him Pika.
* tells Red about the power of Badges.
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
* (Red's)
* ()
==Characters==
===Humans===
* 
* 
* Brock (poster)
* Pewter City citizens
===Pokémon===
* (Pika; 's; new)
* (Saur; 's)
* (Poli; 's)
* ()
* (; poster)
==Trivia==
* This chapter is included in The Best of Pokémon Adventures: Red.
===Errors===
* On page 59, on the night before 's battle with the Gym Leader, Brock, Red says that he will get his Pokémon "healled", instead of "healed"
* tells Red that his Pikachu won't work against Brock's Pokémon because they're . Though this is technically untrue, all of Brock's Pokémon at this point are , making them immune to Pikachu's attacks.
==In other languages==
de:VS. Pikachu
es:PMS004
fr:Chapitre 4 (Pocket Monsters Special)
it:LGA004
ja:ポケットモンスターSPECIAL 第4話
zh:宝可梦特别篇 第4话
PS005

Onix Is On! (Japanese: VS イワーク VS ) is the fifth chapter of the Pokémon Adventures manga.
==Plot==
 
 rushes into the Pewter Gym, stopping as he sees a battle already in progress, the crowd cheering as 's sends out a move. After watches the battle, he quickly registers and steps up into the ring, facing a muscular Trainer and his . Pika refuses to battle, and Red is forced to choose between either Saur or Poli, both low on health. He sends in Poli, and the opposing Trainer predicts an easy win. Poli gets off the first attack with a , followed up with , freezing and shattering the opponent's Pokémon. Red fears taking even a single attack, knowing it would immediately end the battle. Poli's speed and Saur's power create a strong force, allowing Red to take out multiple other Trainers in just one move each. 
In the back entrance of the Gym, as he prepares to battle Brock, Red begs Pika to fight, knowing that Saur and Poli are both completely drained. Pika still refuses, but Red pushes him up into the ring, and they are forced to start the battle as Brock wastes no time making the first move, ordering his to use . Pika dodges every rock except for one, infuriating him and causing him to attack Red. Brock looks on in confusion, quickly turning into anger as he watches Pika chase Red around the ring, realizing that evidently Red had only won up to this point on pure luck. He calls on Onix's "ultimate attack", spinning its body up into a tornado, and comes down on Pika with , who is rescued just in time as Red dives to grab him away. 
Pika looks up at Red with appreciation, remembering the nice things Red has said to him as Red apologizes for forcing Pika to fight. Still in the fight, Brock orders Onix to attack Pika again, but Pika steps in to attack, finally feeling camaraderie with Red. A huge electric attack strikes Onix, causing all its segments to separate, as the crowd, Red, and Brock look on in complete shock. Pika strikes a pose of victory, and Red is awarded the .
Later, Red and his Pokémon sit in a field as Red admires his badge, thanking Pika and introduces him to the rest of the team. Red formally asks Pika to come with him, and as they agree on it with a handshake, Pika shocks him and starts chasing after him, leaving Red embarrassed that he thought he was finally getting somewhere. 
==Major events==
* Blue's Charmander is revealed to have evolved into a .
* Pika collaborates with .
* Red and defeat Brock and win the .
===Debuts===
* Brock
====Pokémon debuts====
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
==Characters==
===Humans===
* 
* 
* Brock
* Pewter Gym Trainer
* Pewter City citizens
* Registration lady
* Referee
===Pokémon===
* (Poli; 's)
* (Saur; 's)
* (Pika; 's)
* ()
* ()
* ()
* (Brock's)
* (Pewter Gym Trainer's)
* (Pewter Gym Trainer's)
* (Pewter Gym Trainer's)
==Trivia==
* This chapter is included in The Best of Pokémon Adventures: Red.
===Errors===
* 's attack defeated despite the fact that Electric-type moves do not work against Pokémon.
==In other languages==
de:VS. Onix
es:PMS005
fr:Chapitre 5 (Pocket Monsters Special)
it:LGA005
ja:ポケットモンスターSPECIAL 第5話
zh:宝可梦特别篇 第5话
PS044

Do Wrong, Dewgong! (Japanese: VS ジュゴン VS ) is the 44th chapter of the Pokémon Adventures manga, and the fourth chapter of the .
==Plot==
At Professor Oak's Laboratory, Misty is distraught to hear that gave Pika and 's Pokédex to an unknown , more so as the professor appears perfectly alright with what happened. As he reassures Misty, Oak nods to 's , handing the Bird Pokémon a message before the Pokémon flies away. Meanwhile in Viridian Forest, a sinister figure looks down at 's group from her vantage point, noting the presence of Pika.
Drying himself off, Bill notices that his unlikely savior seems to be traveling, but is unable to ask questions as the boy is found to be snoozing. Further confusion sets in as Pika gives Bill a friendly shock, causing the researcher to ponder the likelihood of him meeting Red's Pokémon. Inspecting the fishing rod, Bill notes that despite the way the fishing line moved against the river currents, it doesn't have any features that are out of the ordinary. He is even more shocked to discover that the in the at the end is completely healed, but before he can wonder any further a woman's voice demands him to hand Pika over to her.
Looking up at a cliff behind him, Bill sees a woman who promptly releases her , which attacks with its . The young boy wakes up as Bill demands an explanation, to which the woman reveals that some time ago Red had battled a member of the Elite Four, Bruno, and lost. She then reveals Pikachu was the sole survivor of the fight, which causes Bill to realize that the Pikachu next to him and Red's Pika are one and the same. Declaring that the Elite Four have a perfect record to uphold, the woman also reveals herself as Lorelei, specialist of the Elite Four, and demands for Pika as Dewgong creates an ice slide for them to go down towards the group. Using his , the boy in the straw hat breaks the slide, distracting Lorelei and giving the group a chance to hide.
Inside a nearby cave, the boy confirms Lorelei's claims of Red's defeat, and as Bill shudders at the thought of a group not even the Pokémon League Champion can beat the boy appears to heal Pika just by hugging it. The boy reveals that he was assigned by Professor Oak to team up with Pika and find Red, a notion Bill balks at given the involvement of the Elite Four. Outside, a powerful drill slams into the cave, causing it to creak, and an old lady watches the situation by laptop, murmuring with glee at the commencement of Lorelei's favorite attack.
==Major events==
* gives 's a message to deliver.
* Lorelei tries to steal Pika.
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
* 
==Characters==
===Humans===
* (flashback)
* 
* 
* 
* Misty
* Lorelei
* Bruno (flashback)
* Agatha
* Lance (silhouette)
===Pokémon===
* (Pika; 's)
* ('s)
* (Dody; 's)
* ('s; released)
* (Misty's)
* (Lorelei's)
* (; silhouette)
==Trivia==
* This chapter is included in The Best of Pokémon Adventures: Yellow.
===Errors===
* In the Chuang Yi version, calls a .
==In other languages==
de:VS. Jugong
es:PMS044
fr:Chapitre 44 (Pocket Monsters Special)
it:LGA044
zh:宝可梦特别篇 第44话
PS046

Whacked by Marowak! (Japanese: VS ガラガラ VS ) is the 46th chapter of the Pokémon Adventures manga, and the sixth chapter of the .
==Plot==
Having escaped from Lorelei, eventually goes separate ways from , ending up near Celadon City where Erika lectures at Celadon University. After Erika's lesson she is approached by one of the professors, who compliments her on the popularity of her classes but also notes her state of concern. Erika admits that she has been worried due to the recent disappearance of a close friend. Afterwards, Erika contacts Misty, who tells Erika that there is no new news about .
That night, Pika has a dream of Red's defeat, with his Pokémon strewn about unconscious and Red taking a kick to the gut from a . Shocked awake, Pika decides to search for Red without Yellow, but the latter informs Pika not to act rashly. Angered, Pika attacks Yellow, and sensing the Pokémon's distress Yellow tries talking to Pika, but Pika remains angry. Just then, Erika shows up with her army of Celadon City citizens, declaring that she was informed by about Yellow and pointing out that while the Professor had given Yellow his blessings, Pika is noticeably less approving. Pointing out that Pika likely only followed Yellow due to Red's scent, Erika tells Yellow that she has come to place Pika under her care when an attendant informs her that someone fitting Red's description was spotted near the city. At once, Pika and Yellow run for the west side of the city, followed by Erika and her followers.
On the west side of Celedon City Red shows up, prompting Pika to happily jump into his arms. Relieved, Erika approaches Red, but everyone is stunned as Red punches Erika in the stomach and knocks her down. Yellow immediately senses something is wrong and Pika releases a powerful blast, but the fake Red reveals his insulated bodysuit, which is also designed to emit a chemical scent similar to Red's. Ripping off his disguise, the impostor introduces himself as , boasting of his own scientific genius.
The citizens of Celadon City attempt an advance, but are stopped in their tracks with Erika pinned under Miles's foot. At this, Miles releases his and has it use , which quickly scatters the townsfolk. As he turns to leave, Yellow shouts after him to release Pika, saying that in the absence of Red the ownership of Pika falls under him.
==Major events==
* Erika meets .
* Pika has a dream of what happened to .
* impersonates Red and steals Pika.
===Debuts===
* 
====Pokémon debuts====
==Characters== 
===Humans===
* (dream)
* 
* Misty
* Erika
* Bruno (dream)
* 
===Pokémon===
* (Poli; 's; dream)
* (Saur; 's; dream)
* (Pika; 's)
* (Gyara; 's; dream)
* (Angela; Erika's)
* (Erika's)
* (Erika's)
* (Bruno's; dream)
* ('s)
* (picture)
==Trivia==
===Errors===
* In the ian Portuguese translation, Erika pluralizes as Magikarps.
==In other languages==
de:VS. Knogga
es:PMS046
fr:Chapitre 46 (Pocket Monsters Special)
it:LGA046
zh:宝可梦特别篇 第46话