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Pokémon Visual Guide

Pokémon Visual Guide is a visual guide to the covering all of the story arcs from the original series to Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl. It was published by BradyGames in 2008.
The book contains detailed maps of the different regions that appear in the animated series, character profiles of both human characters (such as and ) and legendary Pokémon, synopses of important events, and lists of different by region. Each of these features are supplemented by full-color, often large, pictures and artwork.
The dust jacket has many different Pokémon featured on it, prominently from Generation IV, while the inside hard cover is a large image of which spans both the front and back covers.
==Blurb==
The Pokémon animated series Visual Guide.
Pokémon Visual Guide is the essential companion to the animated world of Pokémon. From Ash to Team Rocket, from Kanto to Pokémon's effect in our world, we catch it all. The Visual Guide is the requisite book for every Pokémon fan.
* Discover the CHARACTERS, BATTLES, and important PLACES
* Get to know ASH and his travel companions
* Take a unique look at TEAM ROCKET
* Trace Ash's journey through the regions with vibrant REGION ART
* Learn the powerful LIFE LESSONS Pokémon teaches
==Contents==
* The World of Pokémon
* Kanto
* The Orange Islands
* Hoenn
* Sinnoh
==Trivia==
===Errors===
* On Page 10, in the section "Ash's Pokémon", the book says that caught a and that it stayed with him until it eventually evolved into a . This is incorrect, as Ash caught in its evolved state, not as a Pidgey. He did attempt to catch a Pidgey in Pokémon - I Choose You!, but he was unsuccessful. This section also leaves out , , and .
* On Page 41, is incorrectly labeled as "". That page also does not mention Poliwhirl's evolution into , and also calls "Vile Plume".
* On Page 76, Falkner is incorrectly labeled as "Faulkner". On the same page, it is said Ash's Chikorita uses Sweet Smell upon battling with Bugsy's , but it is actually .
* On page 102, it is said Wattson's uses Shock Cannon, but it is actually . That page also does not mention the rematch with Brawly.
* Another error can be seen on page 103, which Norman's actually uses instead of .
* is mistaken for on pages 100 and 125.
* On Page 157, is incorrectly depicted with a picture of .
* On the list of Dawn's Pokémon, it does not include .
* On page 157, Piplup is incorrectly given a background to its picture; the bar saying "Water" is also colored gray to suggest that it is a Normal-type.
 
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Pokémon Watcher

A Pokémon Watcher (Japanese: ポケモンウォッチャー Pokémon Watcher) is a person who studies , observing them of a Pokémon Trainer and in their .
==Role==
Pokémon Watchers are dedicated to the study of , and travel the to observe their characteristics, behaviours and abilities. They also search for new, undiscovered Pokémon. As a result, watchers have a broad knowledge about Pokémon and can evaluate a Pokémon's health based on its , skin condition and the effectiveness of their moves.
A Pokémon Watcher carries out field research for long periods of time and data gathering tasks. They also spend time writing research articles and reports that may be peer-reviewed by Pokémon Professors and later published.
A notebook, pen and binoculars are the main tools of the trade. Watchers can also with abilities like good eyesight or hearing to assist in locating a certain Pokémon.
Pokémon Watchers, like some Pokémon researchers, are known to be eccentric due to their overwhelming fascination with Pokémon. The famous Pokémon Watcher Dr. Quackenpoker, for instance, devoted his entire life to studying .
==Notable Pokémon Watchers==
* Dr. Quackenpoker
* 
* Sam
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
* Pokémon Professor
* Pokémon Trainer
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Pokémon Wave Hello

Pokémon Wave Hello (Japanese: Pokémon Wave Hello) is a free app developed by The Pokémon Company with for the Google . It was released in Japan, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, India, Singapore, and Taiwan on October 15, 2019. It was created as a cross-promotion for the Pixel 4 and the Generation VIII core series games Pokémon Sword and Shield.
The app was removed from the Google Play store in June 2022.Pixel 4 ‘Pokémon Wave Hello’ Soli demo app removed from Google Play Store
==Blurb==
Look for brand-new Pokémon from the new Galar region in the latest games—Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield!
Wave, Pet, and Charge
Use Quick Gestures with the new first-partner Pokémon—Grookey, Scorbunny, Sobble—and a few favorites!
Interact with Pokémon in a new way thanks to Motion Sense, exclusive to Pixel 4.
==Gameplay==
The game is primarily designed to demonstrate the Pixel 4's Motion Sense capabilities, but on phones without this functionality, the player can simply tap the screen instead.
During the game, the player is prompted to perform certain motions, such as waving at and petting a Pokémon. The player must complete a simple task or two for each Pokémon.
After clearing the last Pokémon, the game suggests that these Pokémon can be caught in the upcoming Pokémon Sword and Shield games and then shows a ring of five Poké Balls containing each Pokémon. Selecting a Poké Ball will show information about its occupant.Google and Pokemon built a Soli demo game for Pixel 4 - 9to5Google
===Pokémon===
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* 
==Version history==
Version 	Release date 	Official note
-1.0-135	October 14, 2019 	N/A
-1.0-205	December 17, 2019	Bug fixes and improvements
==Gallery==
Pokémon Wave Hello icon.png|Icon
==In other languages==
==External links==
* Pokémon Wave Hello on Google Play
==References==
==Related articles==
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Pokémon Web (TCG)

Pokémon Web (Japanese: ポケモンカード★web Pokémon Card★web) is the only main expansion of cards from the web Era of the Pokémon Card Game in Japan. It does not have a main expansion as an English equivalent.
==Information==
Pokémon Card★web is the only expansion in the Pokémon Card Game web Era. It was released on October 20, 2001.
Pokémon Card★web is composed of reprints of the , , , and expansions, as well as several promotional cards. The cards utilized the card design introduced in . The set symbol was located on the bottom left of the card. The back of the card also utilized the current "Pokémon" design. was split into two groups; Poké-Power and Poké-Body. Poké-Powers required activation to use, whereas Poké-Bodies were always active unless blocked by a specific card.
Pokémon Card★web cards could be purchased online exclusively on the Pokémon Center Online. Each pack contained ten cards, nine Non Holofoil and one Holofoil. The cards were packaged in clear plastic with a barcoded cover card featuring the set logo as opposed to traditional foil boosters.
==Set list==
==Languages this set is released in==
The Pokémon Web set was released exclusively in Japanese, available in both and Unlimited Edition.
==Gallery==
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Pokémon Wiki

For the Korean wiki, see Pokémon Wiki (Korean).
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Pokémon Wiki (Japanese: ポケモンWiki, Pokémon Wiki) is a Pokémon encyclopedia based on the concept. It is the Japanese member of Encyclopædiæ Pokémonis, a multi-lingual group of wikis documenting all aspects of Pokémon.
==History==
Pokémon Wiki was originally set up by . Like Bulbapedia is a part of Bulbagarden, Pokémon Wiki was originally an extension of its parent website, the Pokémon Republic, and at that time was known as the Pokémon Republic Wiki. However, it soon gained independence from Pokémon Republic, becoming simply Pokémon Wiki.
In early June, 2006, , a user of Pokémon Republic, found both Bulbapedia and PokéWiki and proposed that FPU contact them about cooperating. FPU agreed, contacting Bulbapedia's own about a possible alliance. This was realized on June 23, 2006, when Pokémon Wiki became the third member of Encyclopædiæ Pokémonis.
==Gallery==
EPPokémonWiki.png|Encyclopædiæ Pokémonis logo
==External links==
*Parent site Pokémon Republic
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Pokémon Wiki (Fandom)

Pokémon Wiki, formerly known as The Pokémon Wiki and The Pokémon Encyclopedia, is a Pokémon-centered wiki hosted on the wiki-farm (originally called Wikia). It's affiliated with Korean Pokémon Wiki.
==History==
Pokémon Wiki was created in January 2005 by Jellochuu, who is no longer an active member of the wiki. Over the course of its history, the wiki has gone through a number of logo changes and a name change. It currently has over 10,000 articles on various aspects of the Pokémon franchise.
After discussion among users, the Pokémon Wiki was split, with many users leaving Fandom to create a new wiki under Curse servers in association with Marriland, called Marriland Wiki. This fork lead to another Pokémon-centered wiki being formed. Other users stayed on the Fandom-hosted wiki, and with the new wiki, users had a choice to either stay on the Fandom-hosted wiki or move to the Marriland Wiki, however some of the administrators were still editing on both wikis until its formal split.
During this time, Pokémon Wiki went through a revamp in October-November 2014 and received a new logo.
Six years later, Gamepedia was acquired by Fandom themselves, bringing Marriland Wiki (now called Azurilland Wiki) back under Fandom's ownership. In a process that took two years, on November 30, 2020 the wikis were eventually merged once again, unifying the community once more.
Throughout Pokémon Wiki's lifespan, the wiki has met conflicts with Bulbapedia over the redistribution of content from Bulbapedia to The Pokémon Wiki due to its Creative Commons license. There had also been several unsuccessful attempts by Fandom to acquire Bulbapedia itself.
==Staff==
The Pokémon Wiki currently has two bureaucrats:
*Ellis99
*I'm Piyush.
The Pokémon Wiki currently has three administrators:
*Kettlon
*Gematarix
*ObsessionUnbound
Pokémon Wiki's Wiki Manager, OishiiOnIno, operates the wiki on behalf of the administration.
==External links==
*Pokémon Wiki's about page
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Pokémon Wiki (Korean)

Pokémon Wiki (Korean: 포켓몬 위키) is a Korean Pokémon wiki hosted on the wiki-farm (originally called Wikia). It's affiliated with English Pokémon Wiki in Fandom.
==History==
Pokémon Wiki was created in October 11, 2009 by Dlagockd. The site was initially hosted on the site Owiki, but subsequently moved to Atwiki on October 29, 2009. 
On June 2010, the wiki moved to the website host Wikia, where it currently isPokémon Wiki's About page.
==Staff==
Bureaucrat and Founder:
* Dlagockd 
Administrators:
* Vndtjs5 
* 메가팬텀
* Hojun1992
* Gud8181
==References==
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Pokémon Wonder

Pokémon Wonder (Japanese: ポケモンワンダー Pokémon Wandā) is an attraction at , a theme park located in , , Japan. First opening on July 17, 2021, this "nature adventure" attraction is based within the forest that surrounds the theme park and allows guests to experience the wonders of nature as part of a Pokémon research fieldtrip.
==Experience==
The experience lasts around 90 minutes, and begins with an orientation briefing from Dr. Cresso, where guests become part of a Pokémon research team. They are given a set of survey notes with clues as to where they may discover Pokémon within the attraction, and they must find and follow tracks and look through grass, water and soil in order to find them. The hidden Pokémon are made from natural materials and hand crafted, rather than being made of plastic or represented on screens.
There are two courses for guests to experience, the Whispering Bamboo Forest and the Ancient Stone Wall, and there are 50 different Pokémon spread across them. Up to six participants can be on each team, and only one team can be on each course at a time. For this reason, the attraction is only open to guests who pre-book a time slot, and the attraction is not run every day.
Pokémon Wonder key art.jpg|Key art
Pokémon Wonder Dr. Cresso.jpg|Dr. Cresso's orientation briefing
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Pokémon Wonder recommended clothing.jpg|Recommended clothing for guests
==Design==
The experience was designed by Keiichi Motoyama, Executive Creative Director at Six Inc., who previously produced the global launch trailer for Pokémon GO.Discover Pokémon in the Real World with Pokémon GO! - The Official Pokémon YouTube channel (retrieved March 13, 2024) The experience was also designed by , Chief Executive of Riddler Co., Ltd., a writer and YouTuber who specialises in creating riddles. 
==Access==
Tickets must be booked in advance, and sales are periodically announced on the official Yomiuriland X account (formally Twitter). Regular tickets for adults cost ¥4,900 (although if a single adult participates, they are charged ¥9,800), and a child ticket is ¥1,800. Children under elementary school age are not allowed to participate.Yomiuriland Tickets - Asoview (retrieved March 13, 2024) Due to mountain paths and stairs, the attraction is not wheelchair accessible.Is it possible to participate in a wheelchair? - Pokémon Support (retrieved March 13, 2024)
==External links==
* Official website
==References==
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Pokémon Wonderland

Pokémon Wonderland (Japanese: ) is a Japanese Pokémon magazine published by Shogakukan, Inc. It contains about 50 color pages with the latest information on the , toys and merchandise, the and other franchises, as well as about 130 pages of Pokémon manga. A new volume is published every couple of months.
==Volume 1==
This volume was probably published August 23, 1997.
==Volume '2004'==
This volume was published December 20, 2003.
==Volume 2==
This volume was the first magazine to have information on . It was published July 17, 2004.
===Manga===
* Pokémon Adventures - "The lost chapter" about and 's past.
==Volume 3==
This volume was published December 17, 2004.
===Color pages===
* A color comic introducing Pokémon Dash
* Information on : Gym Leaders, , and more
* Information on Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness
* Information on Japanese 
* Information on new toys, action figures and other merchandise
===Manga===
* Pokémon Adventures - RSE series
* Pokémon Adventures - FR/LG series
* A comedy manga, title unknown
===Extras===
* Exclusive Pokémon Dash stamp
* Exclusive TCG card
* Stickers
* Mew and the Wave-Guiding Hero poster
* Pokémon Dash themed mini-board game on the back side of the poster
==Volume 4==
Volume 4 was published March 18, 2005.
===Color pages===
* Detailed information on all about 
* Information on Mew and the Wave-Guiding Hero: Lucario
* Strategy Guide for Pokémon Dash
* Some information on 
* Information on the new Japanese set 
* Information on new toys, action figures and other merchandise
===Manga===
* A funny manga, title unknown
* Pokémon Adventures FR/LG series
* Manga adaptation of AG Movie 1: Wishing Star of Seven Nights: Jirachi
* Another funny manga, title unknown
===Extras===
* Exclusive TCG card
* Stickers
* Exclusive stamps
==Volume 5==
Volume 5 was published on July 16, 2005.
===Color pages===
* Information on ミュウと波導の勇者　ルカリオ Mew and the Wave-Guiding Hero: Lucario
* Latest information on Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness
* Information on Pokémon Festa 2005
* Some information on 
* Information on new toys, action figures and other merchandise
===Manga===
* A Manga adaptation of Pokémon XD
* Pokémon Adventures - Emerald series
* Pokémon Adventures - FR/LG series
* Manga adaptation of AG Movie 3: Mew and the Wave-Guiding Hero: Lucario
* A funny manga, title unknown
===Extras===
* Exclusive TCG card
* Stickers
* Exclusive Pokémon XD and Mew and the Wave-Guiding Hero: Lucario stamps
==Volume 6==
Volume 6 was published on December 15, 2005. It includes a (, ) promo card.
==Volume 7==
Volume 7 was published on March 23, 2006, and includes a (, ) promo card.
==Volume 8==
Volume 8 was published July 15, 2006, and includes a promo card.
==Volume 9==
Volume 9 was published on July 14, 2007.
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Pokémon World (single)

Pokémon World is a CD single released in and on February 8, 2000 by . Its Koch Records catalog number is 8903.
==Tracklist==
# - Russell Velázquez [3:15]
# - Russell Velázquez [1:57]
# Pikachu's Winter Vacation (instrumental) - [1:57]
==Enhanced CD content==
Pokémon World is an , containing data which can be accessed when the CD is inserted into a computer.
The CD-ROM data includes the video for the Pokémon World opening as it appears in the animated series, a Pokémon-themed screensaver, and four desktop wallpapers (available as 640×480 or 800×600 screen resolutions). The insert booklet contains lyrics and credits for all three songs.
File:Pokémon World CD ROM menu.png|Main menu for the CD-ROM content
File:Pokémon World CD ROM video player.png|Built-in video player for the Pokémon World opening
==In other languages==
 
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Pokémon World Tournament Junior Cup

Pokémon World Tournament Junior Cup (Japanese: ポケモンワールドトーナメントジュニアカップ Pokémon World Tournament Junior Cup) or simply the Junior Cup, is an -exclusive tournament that is held in Lacunosa Town, Unova. It is hosted by Unova League Alder and Freddy O'Martian.
 and first heard about the tournament from in All for the Love of Meloetta! and decided to participate. In Piplup, Pansage, and a Meeting of the Times!, revealed that she would be joining the competition as well. The tournament took place from Jostling for the Junior Cup! to Goodbye, Junior Cup - Hello Adventure!.
==Competition==
The tournament begins with a ten-minute between from the Sinnoh League and Caitlin from the Unova Elite Four. All s are given a key-ring for participating, while the winner of the tournament receives a gold trophy and gets a chance to battle Alder.
===Venue===
Exterior 	Interior
 	
Close-up of the battlefield	Close-up of the battlefield
 	
==Contestants==
 	Place
Trip 	Winner
 	Runner-Up
 	Top 4
 	Top 4
 	Top 8
Geraldo 	Top 8
Horatio 	Top 8
Manning 	Top 8
Georgia 	Top 16
Ramone 	Top 16
Cassie 	Top 16
Marris 	Top 16
Simeon 	Top 16
Shepherd	Top 16
Kenton 	Top 16
Burgundy	Top 16
==Rounds==
The Pokémon World Tournament Junior Cup is a 16-competitor tournament consisting of four rounds, and entrants are allowed to switch between rounds. All rounds consisted of against randomly matched up s by a computer.
==Pokémon used in tournament==
===Ash Ketchum===
♂		♂	♂	
===Iris===
♂			
===Cilan===
♂				
===Dawn===
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===Trip===
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===Georgia===
			
===Manning===
			
===Kenton===
			
===Shepherd===
			
===Horatio===
			
===Simeon===
			
===Marris===
			
===Geraldo===
			
===Cassie===
			
===Ramone===
			
==Trivia==
* Despite its name, it does not seem to be based on the Pokémon World Tournament in the games.
* This is the only tournament in Pokémon the Series: Black & White to follow a typical tournament bracket, as matchups from the second round onward are not randomized.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
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Pokémon Write Your Own Adventures!

Pokémon Write Your Own Adventures! is an activity book consisted of some word joining games and stickers of Pokémon. It was published by Golden Books and is 18 pages in length and comes only in paperback format. Pokémon Write Your Own Adventures! has only Generation I Pokémon. This book was published in 1999 and is only available in the English language.Pokémon Activity Book: Amazon.com: Golden Books: Books (retrieved February 24, 2010)
==References==
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Pokémon X-Ray Machines

In 2009, two different types of Pokémon X-Ray Machines were manufactured by for use in Japan.[SHIMADZU News Release April 15, 2009] (retrieved February 13, 2011)[SHIMADZU News Release July 13, 2009] (retrieved February 13, 2011) The first was a mobile unit, while the second was a stationary unit.
==Mobile Unit==
The mobile unit was first announced on April 15, 2009. Shimadzu planned to only make 30 of these units for all of Japan. The machine is decorated with images of , , , , , and , along with s for the two bigger wheels.
==Stationary Unit==
The stationary unit was first announced on July 13, 2009. It is a variant of Shimadzu's X'sy Pro machines, and features the likes of , , , , , , , and .
===Gallery===
File:PokemonXRayMobile.png|Mobile Unit
File:PokemonXRayStationary.png|Stationary Unit
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Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness: Official Nintendo Player's Guide

Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness: Official Nintendo Player's Guide is a guidebook for Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness published by Nintendo Power in September 2005.
==Blurb==
The only Official guide from the insiders at Nintendo
Step Out of the Shadows! The criminal organization Cipher is using Shadow Pokémon to threaten the peace of Orre, and it's up to you to stop them! From tips for snagging Shadow Pokémon to surefire battle strategies, the Official Nintendo Player's Guide has everything you need to thwart their evil plans!
* Detailed Walk-Through - No matter where your travels take you, we have all the strategy you'll ever need.
* Complete Maps - You can never get lost with our full-color, 3-D maps detailing every important location in Orre.
* Exhaustive Pokémon List - Look up the type, moves and stats of every Pokémon you can Snag during your adventure.
* Tactical Expertise - We show you every opponent Trainer's team so you can prepare before heading into battle. 
PLUS! Complete Mt. Battle Trainer Info! Complete strategy for the Nintendo GameCube game - Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness
==Trivia==
* There is a screenshot that displays Shadow Ralts at level 22+ rather than 20+. Another screenshot depicts the Shadow Nosepass at level 40+ rather than level 26+.
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Pokémon XD: Whirlwind of Darkness, Dark Lugia (manga walkthrough)

(Japanese: ポケモンＸＤ 闇の旋風ダーク・ルギア Pokémon XD: Whirlwind of Darkness, Dark Lugia) is a walkthrough of the Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness game. It was created by Emiko Yoshino (Japanese: よしのえみこの).
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Pokémon XY

Pokémon XY or Pocket Monsters XY has several referrals:
*For the games from Generation VI, see Pokémon X and Y.
*For the fifth series of , see Pokémon the Series: XY.
**For the seventeenth season of the English dub, see Pokémon the Series: XY.
*For the set, see XY (TCG).
*For the arc of the Pokémon Adventures , see X & Y chapter (Adventures).
*For the manga created by Kosaku Anakubo, see Pocket Monsters XY (Kosaku Anakubo).
Pokémon XY: Exciting Mazes & Puzzles

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(Japanese: ポケモン・　ドキドキめいろ＆パズル Pokémon XY: Exciting Mazes & Puzzles) is a puzzle book by Hiroshi Takase. It was published by Shogakukan in on October 15, 2014.
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Pokémon XY volume 1

For the manga by Kosaku Anakubo, see Pocket Monsters XY volume 1.
Volume 1 is the first volume published by VIZ Media compiling chapters from the of the Pokémon Adventures manga created by Hidenori Kusaka and Satoshi Yamamoto. The chapters in this volume are collected directly from the magazine publication of Pokémon Adventures and are collected independently of Shogakukan's collected releases of the magazine version. 
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Adventure 1: An X-cuse to Come Out and Play
* Adventure 2: X-actly What They Wanted
* Adventure 3: Inn-teresting Developments
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