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Pokémon Essential Handbook

The Pokémon Essential Handbook by Cris Silvestri is an edition of The Official Pokémon Handbook series that was published by on August 1, 2012. It serves as a paper form of the National Pokédex for all 646 known at the time in alphabetical order. It is 366 pages long.
==Blurb==
:Your comprehensive guide
:to over 640 Pokémon!
: and ...
: and ...
: and ...
:Plus hundreds more!
:Legendary Pokémon, s, s, and every
:Pokémon in between. This book has got it all! It's jam-packed
:with insider info on your favorites from every region.
:So what are you waiting for?
:Let's begin your training!
==Entries==
The entries for each Pokémon are in an easy-to-read page setup. A page may be devoted to one or two Pokémon.
===Name===
Each entry begins with the Pokémon's name and species name at the top on a colored bar. The bar's color only serves to group Pokémon with the same first letter in their names.
===Information===
Each Pokémon has the following information below its name:
# Pronunciation
# Possible moves (moves the Pokémon will learn by leveling up)
# Type
# Height and weight
# Region it was first discovered in (Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, or Unova)
===Image and other information===
Each Pokémon has an anime-style picture on its page with flavor text under its name. A or Mythical Pokémon's picture is labeled as "Legendary" or "Mythical" around its picture.
===Evolution chain===
At the very bottom of a Pokémon's entry is a diagram of its evolutionary family. Pokémon that do not evolve do not have an evolution chain. A Pokémon that is on one side of a branched Evolution will show itself and the Pokémon it evolved from, but not the other side of the branch.
==Trivia==
===Errors===
* 's height is listed as 31'01" instead of 13'01".
* 's region is listed as Hoenn instead of Sinnoh.
* 's Origin Forme is listed as 14'09" (like its Altered Forme) instead of 22'08".
* In 's learnset, "Hammer Armor" is listed instead of .
* In 's learnset, "Electrc Ball" is listed instead of .
* 's type is listed as instead of .
Category:Guide books
Pokémon Evolutions

For other uses, see Evolution (disambiguation).
Pokémon Evolutions (Japanese: Pokémon Evolutions) is an miniseries that showcases some moments from the first eight generations of the core series Pokémon games. It consists of eight episodes, one dedicated to each core series region in reverse order by introduction. The series premiered worldwide on September 9, 2021, with episodes being released sporadically over the course of the remainder of the year.
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==Episodes==
==Cast==
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==Gallery==
:For more artwork, please see Pokémon Evolutions images on the Bulbagarden Archives.
===Posters and logos===
File:Pokémon Evolutions logo.png|English logo
File:Pokemon Evolutions E01 poster.png|English poster for 
File:Pokemon Evolutions E02 poster.png|English poster for 
File:Pokemon Evolutions E03 poster.png|English poster for 
File:Pokemon Evolutions E04 poster.png|English poster for 
File:Barry PE poster.png|English poster for 
File:Zinnia PE poster.png|English poster for 
File:Kimono Girl PE poster.png|English poster for 
File:Green PE poster.png|English poster for 
File:Barry and Prinplup.png|Concept art for 
File:The Discovery Artwork.png|Artwork for 
File:PE01 concept art.png|Fan artwork for by conceptual artist otumami
File:PE02 concept art.png|Fan artwork for by conceptual artist otumami
File:PE03 concept art.png|Fan artwork for by conceptual artist otumami
File:PE04 concept art.png|Fan artwork for by conceptual artist otumami
File:PE05 concept art.png|Fan artwork for by conceptual artist otumami
File:PE06 concept art.png|Fan artwork for by conceptual artist otumami
File:PE07 concept art.png|Fan artwork for by conceptual artist otumami
File:PE08 concept art.png|Fan artwork for by conceptual artist otumami
==Trivia==
*This is the first animated media to be scored by Ed Goldfarb in all languages.
*Much like in Pokémon Origins, Pokémon Generations, and Pokémon: Twilight Wings, all Pokémon seen in Evolutions make realistic animal sounds instead of just saying their names, like in the TV series.
*Each episode features two wearing the hats of the player characters of the region they feature in.
==In other languages==
==See also==
*Pokémon Origins
*Pokémon Generations
*Pokémon: Twilight Wings
*POKÉTOON
*Pokémon: Hisuian Snow
==External links== 
*Official Pokémon Evolutions trailer on YouTube
*English playlist on YouTube
*Japanese playlist on YouTube
Category:Animation
de:Pokémon: Entwicklungen
es:Evoluciones Pokémon
fr:Pokémon Évolutions
it:Evoluzioni Pokémon
ja:Pokémon Evolutions
zh:Pokémon Evolutions
Pokémon Exhibition

The Pokémon Exhibition is an annual festival held in Florando. It was featured in Flower Power. 
A large square and stage hosts the gigantic outdoor Pokémon entertainment festival. It attracts s and from all around the . The Pokémon Exhibition aims to showcase collaboration, as well as a Pokémon's individuality and skill, much like a Pokémon Contest. The festival, according to and , was advertised in a recent edition of Pokémon Trainer Monthly.
==Pokémon seen at the Pokémon Exhibition==
			
			
			
			
==In other languages==
Category:Festivals and holidays
es:Exhibición Pokémon
it:Esibizione Pokémon
Pokémon Exploration Team Kit

The Pokémon Exploration Team Kit is a package given to new Exploration Teams at Wigglytuff's Guild in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time, Explorers of Darkness, and Explorers of Sky. It contains items useful for exploring dungeons, including an Explorer Badge, a Wonder Map, and a Treasure Bag. It is similar to the Rescue Team Starter Set given in Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team.
==In the games==
 presents a Team Kit to the player and their partner after they decide on a name for their Exploration Team. The Treasure Bag contains a and an depending on the Aura the player was determined to have at the beginning of the game.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Pokémon Mystery Dungeon
Category:Equipment
Category:Items
zh:宝可梦探险队套装
Pokémon Fan

Pokémon Fan or Pokémon fan has several referrals:
*For the publication distributed within the United States, see Pokémon Fan (US).
*For the publication distributed within Japan, see Pokémon Fan (Japan).
*For the magazine mentioned in the video games, see Magazines in the Pokémon world.
*For the in the games, see Poké Fan (Trainer class).
*For the collective fans of the Pokémon franchise, see Pokémon fandom.
Pokémon Fan (Japan)

Pokémon Fan (Japanese: ポケモンファン) is an official Pokémon magazine. 
==External links==
* Pokémon Fan's current website on Shogakukan
* Pokémon Fan's old website on Netkun (externally archived page)
==Related articles==
Category:Magazines
fr:Pokémon Fan
ja:ポケモンファン
Pokémon Fan Event Center

Pokémon Fan Event Center is a website made by fans who had managed to exploit the Global Trade Station system used in the Generation IV games to be capable of sending out events. They were able to achieve this feat by using the specifics of how a Nintendo DS connects to the Internet, they have become able to redirect a signal from the games to their own servers, allowing players to participate in non-Nintendo-sponsored events.
==Events==
===How To Access Events===
The first step to access these fan-made events is to modify the usual Wi-Fi configuration of the Nintendo DS so that GTS will connect to our server instead of Nintendo's. In the DS's wifi settings, assuming it has already gotten a connection to a local wireless network set up, tap the settings for the connection. Scroll down until it says "Auto-obtain DNS" and change the option to "No" it has not already been selected. Then manually enter "208.111.34.248" as in the "Primary DNS" server. Save the settings, and go back to the title screen.
After complete the above, go to the Global Trade Station/Global Terminal in Jubilife City () or Goldenrod City (), and connect as usual. After entering and "checking GTS status", the game should immediately send the Pokémon to the game and then kick you back to the title screen via a "connection error".
When the players receives this error turn off the DS then on and start the game. The new Pokémon should be present, either in your team or in Bebe/Bill's PC.
There has yet to be any reports of games which have become glitched due to this, however, Bulbapedia advises its readers to maintain caution if they are to attempt this.
===Future Events===
* There is currently no information if there will be any future events distributed by Pokémon Fan Event Center.
* It is very possible that they have been shut down by Nintendo for menacing with the Global Trade Station's original purpose (to trade Pokémon, not to directly receive them) and also for distributing Pokémon illegally despite not being actual event Pokémon. Evidence of this lies in that they have not put up any info on events since April of 2010, they have not answered any FAQs since June and they haven't made the slightest change in their website since their last event.
===Current Events===
*There are currently no events at this time. Since the most recent event had ended on April 15, the page, currently, merely says "New event to be announced soon!" with no other information.
===Past Events===
*The most recent event was a named Puffy that had been on distribution from April 1st to April 15th 2010.
*The beta test event, in March 2010, featured a named MISSINGNO. after the famous glitch in the first generation of Pokémon games.
==See also==
*Global Terminal
*Event Pokémon
*Bulbanews Article
Category:Fan sites
Pokémon Fan Universe

Pokémon Fan Universe was a fan site owned by Shining Arcanine. It was started on November 13, 1999. It was run by Shining Arcanine alone, until he shut it down in late 2008.
==History==
Pokémon Fan Universe was first hosted on Homestead, where it had little content and didn't have much popularity. 
After a 18-month period of inactivity due to exhaustion, Shining Arcanine eventually met individuals such as Meowth346 and Pojo staff members who gave him advice. One particular Pojo staff member wrote a Digimon site, showing him what hard work can do over a summer, while Meowth346 showed him how to code webpages in HTML and CSS.
In October 2002, Pokémon Fan Universe was published on AlwaysWebHosting, having been completely recoded by hand. The Pokédex was still being coded by hand in HTML at the time. Meowth346 suggested implementing the Pokédex in PHP to Shining Arcanine, and helped him do so.
Faced with rising bandwidth cost, Pokémon Fan Universe moved to The Forum Host, which offered free web hosting in exchange for a text advertisement. The host went under a few months later and was taken over.
In December 2003, Pokémon Fan Universe was moved to 1&1, who were offering free 3-year hosting packages. Unfortunately, 1&1's servers were insufficient to serve Pokémon Fan Universe's visitors so, in January 2004, Pokémon Fan Universe switched to a web host that was created for the sole purpose of giving away cheap webhosting. It later evolved into A Small Orange Software, and provided Pokémon Fan Universe with inexpensive - if at times unreliable - hosting until its closure.
In December 2008, Pokémon Fan Universe closed down due to Shining Arcanine having real-life commitments.
Category:Fan sites
Pokémon Figure Collection

Pokémon Figure Collection is the English release by The Pokémon Company International of Takara Tomy's popular Monster Collection. It is sold almost exclusively in Pokémon stores. Each release has a corresponding Japanese release.
===First release===
FCBlack Golem.jpg|
FCBlack Jolteon.jpg|
MCBlack Magmar.jpg|
FCBlack Snubbull.jpg|
===Second release===
FCBlue Celebi.jpg|
FCBlue Chikorita.jpg|
FCBlue Entei.jpg|
FCBlue Giratina.jpg|
FCBlue Jirachi.jpg|
FCBlue Pikachu.jpg|
FCBlue Raikou.jpg|
FCBlue Rampardos.jpg|
FCBlue Regice.jpg|
FCBlue Registeel.jpg|
FCBlue Suicune.jpg|
===Third release===
FCRed Chimchar.jpg|
FCRed Chingling.jpg|
FCRed Combusken.jpg|
FCRed Darkrai.jpg|
FCRed Grotle.jpg|
FCRed Lopunny.jpg|
FCRed Luxio.jpg|
FCRed Mew.jpg|
FCRed Palkia.jpg|
FCRed Sudowoodo.jpg|
FCRed Taillow.jpg|
===Fourth release===
FCWhite Axew.jpg|
FCWhite Dewott.jpg|
FCWhite Drilbur.jpg|
FCWhite Munna.jpg|
FCWhite Oshawott.jpg|
FCWhite Panpour.jpg|
FCWhite Pansage.jpg|
FCWhite Pansear.jpg|
FCWhite Pidove.jpg|
FCWhite Pignite.jpg|
FCWhite Reshiram.jpg|
FCWhite Sandile.jpg|
FCWhite Servine.jpg|
FCWhite Snivy.jpg|
FCWhite Tepig.jpg|
FCWhite Zekrom.jpg|
FCWhite Zoroark.jpg|
FCWhite Zorua.jpg|
 
Category:Monster Collection
it:Pokémon Figure Collection
Pokémon Find 'Em All: The Search for Zoroark/Discover Unova!

Pokémon Find 'Em All: The Search for Zoroark/Discover Unova! is a book released on May 8, 2012. It features as well as and the Legendary beasts.
==Blurb== 
Enjoy two incredible adventures with Ash in this awesome double book! Begin one amazing story inside colorful, action-packed scenes are dozens of hidden Pokémon and Poké Balls. Then, when you’re finished, flip the book over and search another story for even more Pokémon! Can you find hidden Pokémon throughout both stories? 
==References==
Simon & Schuster's Digital Catalog: "Pokémon Find ‘Em All: Welcome to Unova!"
Category:Activity books
Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen: Official Nintendo Player's Guide

Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen: Official Nintendo Player's Guide is a guidebook for published by Nintendo Power in August 2004.
==Blurb==
The only Official guide from the insiders at Nintendo
KANTO-EXPOSED AT LAST!!
Think you know the Kanto region? Think again. It's packing more surprises, more Pokémon, more territory and more technology than ever before - and Nintendo's Official Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon LeafGreen Player's Guide reveals every single secret under the Kanto sun. Don't leave Pallet town without it!
* Full color maps! 
* New islands revealed! 
* Gigantic PokéDex! 
* Gym-leader tactics!
COMPLETE POKéDEX
The entire Pokémon world comes together through Kanto. Learn how to catch all 386 Pokémon and fill the National PokéDex.
GOTTA STORE 'EM ALL
The official Player's Guide also reveals how to use Pokémon Box to move and store mass quantities of Pokémon - a vital tool!
Complete strategy for the Game Boy Advance games ~ Pokémon FireRed Version & Pokémon LeafGreen Version
==Content==
===Opening section===
The opening section of the guide reviews basic game controls and key concepts of the Pokémon games. This includes elemental types, Single and Double Battles, Natures, Abilities, moves, capturing and raising Pokémon, team building strategies and Pokémon breeding. It also includes a checklist which the player can checkmark to note what all they have completed in the game thus far.
==See also==
* Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen: Prima's Official Strategy Guide
Category:Strategy guides
Pokémon Five-Finger Piano

Pokémon Five-Finger Piano is a book of sheet music published by Cherry Lane Music Company. It is arranged for five-finger piano - this means that it is easy for beginner piano players to perform. All the music in this book comes from the album Pokémon 2.B.A. Master.
==Songs included==
# Pokémon Theme
# PokéRAP
# The Time Has Come (Pikachu's Goodbye)
# 2B A Master
# Together Forever
# What Kind of Pokémon Are You?
# You Can Do It (If You Really Try)
==Pokémon Theme - Easy Piano==
Before the release of Pokémon Five-Finger Piano, Cherry Lane Music published a four-page book called Pokémon Theme - Easy Piano, that only contained piano sheet music and lyrics for Pokémon Theme.
==External links==
* Pokémon Theme - Easy Piano on Music Dispatch (Archived)
* Pokémon Theme - Easy Piano eBook on Google Play
==Related articles==
* Pokémon 2.B.A. Master
* Pokémon 2.B.A. Master (book)
* Pokémon 2.B.A. Master: Recorder Fun!
Category:Sheet music books
it:Pokémon Five-Finger Piano
Pokémon Flower Arrangement

Pokémon Flower Arrangement is an animated series-exclusive event, this event is hosted by the Celadon City Gym Leader Erika in her Gym. It consists of looking for the beauty of Pokémon through flowers.
, Goh, and Chloe attend the event in Suffering the Flings and Arrows!.
==Event summary==
During the class, participants go to the Gym's Greenhouse and have access to the Garden where they can choose a flower and see which one suits their partner best. Participants must cut and adapt them to reflect the nature and artistry of each Pokémon.
Some decor items can also be used, at the end, the participants present their Pokémon on a stage. During this presentation, Erika evaluates the work done by all the participants individually.
==Pokémon entered==
====Erika====
Leafeon is used as an example of the event proposal.
		
===Ash===
♂		
===Goh===
		
===Chloe===
♀		
==Presentation==
Participant	Presented Pokémon
 	
Goh 	
Chloe 	
Category:Festivals and holidays
it:Lezione di ikebana con i Pokémon
Pokémon Flute (Base Set 86)

Pokémon Flute (Japanese: ポケモンの笛 Pokémon Flute) is a . It is part of the .
==Card text==
==Release information==
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
This card has the same effect as from the expansion and from the expansion.
===Origin===
A Poké Flute is an important item in the Pokémon games. This card's name uses the name "Pokémon Flute" instead. This card's illustration depicts the Poké Flute as it appears in .
Category:Base Set cards
Category:Expansion Pack cards
Category:Illus. by Keiji Kinebuchi
de:Pokémon-Flöte (TCG)
es:Poké Flauta (TCG)
fr:Flûte Pokémon (Set de Base 86)
it:Poké Flauto (Set Base 86)
ja:ポケモンの笛
zh:宝可梦之笛（TCG）
Pokémon Flute (Mythical Island 64)

Pokémon Flute (Japanese: ポケモンの笛 Pokémon Flute) is an card in Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket. It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Trivia==
This card's effect is identical to that of the card in the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
===Origin===
* This card is based on the Poké Flute, an important item in the Pokémon games. This card uses the English name "Pokémon Flute" as a full translation of the Japanese card name, instead of the item's English name "Poké Flute". This card's illustration depicts the Poké Flute as it appears in .
de:Pokémon-Flöte (TCG Pocket)
es:Pokéflauta (TCG Pocket)
fr:Flûte Pokémon (L'Île Fabuleuse 064)
ja:ポケモンの笛 (ポケポケ)
Pokémon Flute Deck (TCG)

The Pokémon Flute Deck (Japanese: ポケモンのふえデッキ) is a Theme Deck from for the Game Boy Color. It is one of several Decks available from the Auto Deck Machine only after the player obtains the Lightning Medal. It predominantly focuses on and type Pokémon.
==Deck list==
==In other languages==
de:Pokémon-Flöte Deck
it:Mazzo Poké Flauto (GCC)
ja:ポケモンのふえデッキ
Pokémon Forest

Pokémon Forest (Japanese: Collect! Stack! Pokémon Forest) is a set of figures released by Re-Ment in Japan on April 9, 2018. The figures consist of different sets of stumps with Pokémon on them that can be connected to form a tree. Boxes contain eight packs of all eight types. They are priced at ¥650 per pack or ¥5,200 for a box of all eight types.
This set of figures was followed by Pokémon Forest 2.
==List of figure types==
Picture	Number	Name 	Pokémon
 	1 	Pikachu 	
 	2 	Mokuroh 	
 	3 	Nazonokusa & Fushigidane	&
 	4 	Elekid & Kireihana 	&
 	5 	Himeguma 	
 	6 	Pichu 	
 	7 	Pigeon 	
 	8 	Celebi 	
==References==
Category:Re-Ment
Pokémon Forest X

Pokémon Forest X was one of the first ever English Pokémon sites online, and was also one of the first to be shut down.
==External links==
*Archive of Pokémon Forest X at ultranet.com/~melon/
*Archive of Pikachu's Pokémon Page, an ancestor of Pokémon Forest X
*Yoshi6400's PFX Memorial
Category:Fan sites
it:Pokémon Forest X
Pokémon Forever (site)

Pokémon Forever was an English language hobby and fan site developed and maintained by Meowth346. It was one of the oldest English language fan sites in continuous existence, dating back to January 1, 1999.
Pokémon Forever used to have an ezboard forum, but it was closed as the activity reached unmanageable heights.
Pokémon Forever is also known in the Japanese Pokémon fan community as ポケモンフォーエバー, and was occasionally used as a source for sprite images.
As of July 2005, Pokémon Forever has closed. Its Pokédex was available for some time thereafter, but has since stopped working. The main site itself has been replaced with a personal site for Meowth346, which includes Pokémon-related downloads.
Chris Fritz, or Meowth346, was the owner of Pokémon Forever until closing the site in July 2005. He was regarded as one of the foremost experts on game mechanics, and had been a fan of Pokémon since 1996, when were first released.
==External links==
*Archive of Pokémon Forever
*Kurifuri Christopher Fritz's personal blog.
Category:Fan sites
ja:Pokémon Forever
Pokémon Fossil Regeneration Station

Pokémon Fossil Regeneration Station is a toy released by Jakks Pacific. It is a playset used to simulate the process of finding a fossil and turning it into a , much like in the core series games. The toy includes a Dome Fossil, Helix Fossil, Skull Fossil, and Armor Fossil (the last of which is mistakenly referred to as a "Shield Fossil"). A figure is also included.
The user operates a crane which is used to snap off a part of the rock, in which a fossil is under. The fossil is then lifted by they crane and dropped into a chute. After this, a Pokémon is visible in the blue compartment.
Category:Toys
it:Pokémon Fossil Regeneration Station
Pokémon Fossil Research Lab

The Pokémon Fossil Research Lab (Japanese: 化石ポケモン研究所 Fossil Pokémon Research Institute) is an -exclusive location in the Kalos region that was featured in The Tiny Caretaker!. Is it located between Dendemille Town and Anistar City.
Operated by several s, the purpose-built ecodome is home to resurrected Fossil Pokémon for scientific discovery and Pokémon conservation. Other research laboratory buildings are part of the precinct.
The Team Rocket trio kidnapped a while it was fast asleep, however, it soon woke up and Tyrunt escaped them. later found and befriended Tyrunt. She hoped to catch it for her future as a , but it could not be caught by a , with suggesting that it must already have a Trainer. As tried to find Tyrunt’s true home, they encountered Team Rocket. Tyrunt defended Bonnie during the unfolding battle and evolved into a before sending Team Rocket blasting off.
Afterward, the Scientists arrived on the scene and invited the group to tour the Research Lab. Tyrantrum happily returned to its friends at the lab before saying goodbye to Bonnie.
==Pokémon seen in the Pokémon Fossil Research Lab==
				
==In other languages==
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Category:Research centers
it:Laboratorio Fossili
Pokémon Frienda: Teach Me, Friender-Man!

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(Japanese: Pokémon Frienda: Teach Me, Friender-Man!) is a Pokémon manga by Kemon Kawamoto. It is serialized in the CoroCoro Ichiban! magazine, with the first chapter published in the September 2024 issue, released on July 20, 2024. It is based on the arcade game Pokémon Frienda. It tells the story of Renda Tomoda and Friender-Man.
==Characters==
* Renda Tomoda (Japanese: Tomoda Renda). He debuted in OFM01.
* Friender-Man (Japanese: Friender-Man). He debuted in OFM01.
===Gallery===
 
 
==Chapters==
 	
OFM01	CoroCoro Ichiban! September 2024 page 53July 20, 2024
OFM02	CoroCoro Ichiban! November 2024 extra bookSeptember 21, 2024
OFM03	CoroCoro Ichiban! January 2025 extra bookNovember 21, 2024
OFM04	CoroCoro Ichiban! March 2025 extra bookJanuary 21, 2025
==See also==
* Pokémon Mezastar: Aim to Be a Tag Master!
==External links==
* Weekly CoroCoro Comics
* Dogasu's Backpack
Category:Manga
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es:Pokémon Frienda Oshiete! Friender-Man