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Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea (short manga)

thumb|200px|right|The cover of the first part of the manga (June 2006 issue)
Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea (Japanese: ポケモンレンジャーとの マナフィ Pokémon Ranger and the Prince of the Sea: Manaphy) is a short adaptation of the movie of the same name. It was adapted by 姫野よしかず and published in 小学４年生 Year 4 Students magazine issues June 2006, July 2006, and August 2006. There is also at least one other manga adaptation of the same movie, a long one by Makoto Mizobuchi.
==Differences between the animated series and the manga==
==Related articles==
Category:Manga
Category:Movie manga adaptations
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Pokémon Ranger the Comic: Double Mission

Pokémon Ranger the Comic: Double Mission (Japanese: ミッションストーリー ポケモンレンジャー the Comic Mission Story: Pokémon Ranger - the Comic) is a based on the W Mission of . It is written by Hidenori Kusaka and illustrated by Satoshi Yamamoto. It is set in the same continuity as Pokémon Adventures, as evidenced in PS441. A manga featuring the game's sequel, Shadows of Almia, was also released under the name Pokémon Ranger: The Comic – Shadows of Almia.
The manga was available online to members of the Pokémon Daisuki Club. The first chapter is available in the book The Art of Pokémon Adventures.
==Chapters==
 	English title	Japanese title
PR1	Episode 1 	第１話
PR2	Episode 2 	第２話
PR3	Episode 3 	第３話
PR4	Episode 4 	第４話
PR5	Episode 5 	第５話
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Pokémon Ranger
Category:Pokémon Adventures
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de:W Mission Story Pokémon Ranger - the Comic
es:Misión W: Pokémon Ranger - El Cómic
fr:Pokémon Ranger (manga)
it:Pokémon Ranger the Comic: Double Mission
ja:ポケモンレンジャー the Comic 〜Wミッションストーリー〜
zh:寶可夢巡護員 the Comic
Pokémon Reader

Pokémon Reader is a series of books written by Tracey West and published by Scholastic. There are eight books in the series, starting with Pikachu in Love and ending with Time Out For Torchic. The series is aimed at children. 
The books in this series are all based on episodes in the original series and Pokémon the Series: Ruby and Sapphire of the .
==Books in this series==
#Pikachu in Love
#Togepi Springs Into Action!
#The Haunted Gym
#Let It Snow!
#Catch That Wobbuffet!
#Get Well, Pikachu!
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#Time Out For Torchic
==Related articles==
Category:Book series
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Pokémon Red and Blue: Prima's Official Strategy Guide

Red and Blue: Prima's Official Strategy Guide is a strategy guide for for published by Prima Games. Two versions of the guide were made for these games. The first version was published on October 14, 1998, and it features on the cover; the second version was published on June 2, 1999, and features on the cover. Each guide offered a complete breakdown of the Kanto region, including all cities, towns, routes and caves. Locations for all 150 Pokémon were provided, including their respective skills and statistics. A list of moves and all available TM and HM locations was also given, as well as where to find items, tips on how to beat the Gym Leaders, and maps of every location. Both guides cover the same content for both games.
==Blurb==
Do You Have What it Takes to Become the World's Greatest Pokémon Trainer?
* Complete breakdown of Pokémon Island, including all cities, towns, streets, and dungeons
* Locations, statistics, and skills of all 150 Pokémon
* Information on all Learned Skills, Technical Machines, and Hidden Machines
* Whereabouts of all items
* Tips for beating all eight Pokémon trainers
* Maps of every location
==Contents==
==Trivia==
===Errors===
*On page 1, and are misspelled as Beedle and Kukuna.
*On pages 16, 42, 45, 59 and 60, Pokémon are called "Flight Pokemon".
*On page 18, is misspelled as Gyrados.
*On pages 19, 32, 45, 47 and 53, Pokémon are called "Poisonous Pokemon".
*On page 25, is formatted as FarFetch'd.
*On pages 34 and 54, Pokémon are called "Flame Pokemon".
*On page 42, the book references "Super Balls". This may be a mistranslation of Great Balls.
*On page 47, it is stated that Koga uses Poison- and s. However, his team has zero Psychic-type Pokémon.
*On page 58, is called Moltos.
*On page 59, is incorrectly formatted as Nightshade.
*On page 72, artwork of is used on 's info section instead of Muk's illustration.
*On page 82, is incorrectly formatted as Self Destruct.
*On page 84, Parlyz Heal is incorrectly formatted as Paralyz Heal.
*On page 85, the Elixer and Max Elixer are incorrectly formatted as Elixir and Max Elixir. As of Generation VI, this is no longer an error.
==See also==
* Pokémon: Official Nintendo Player's Guide
Category:Strategy guides
Pokémon Relaxing Time collection

The Pokémon Relaxing Time collection is a line of merchandise released in December 2023, on the Japanese Pokémon Center Online website. The collection was simultaneously released with the complimentary Journey in Paldea collection, and both share an item; the height meter. Pokémon Relaxing Time features artwork of various Generation IX Pokémon, drawn by Yumenouchi.Tweet by @yume335 - Twitter (Japanese) (retrieved January 9, 2024)
==Product list==
Product 	Japanese 	Price
15cm ruler 	15cm定規 	¥275
Eraser 	まとまるくん 	¥165
Desk pad 	下敷き 	¥275
Set of 2 red and blue pencils 	赤青鉛筆2本セット 	¥220
12 pack of 2B pencils 	2B鉛筆12本セット 	¥924
Compact pencil case 	コンパクトふでいれヨコピタ 	¥2,200
Pencil caps 	鉛筆キャップ 	¥198
Pen 	おなまえペン 	¥308
Glue 	のり 	¥308
Notebook 	じゆうちょう 	¥220
A4 clear file 	A4クリアファイル 	¥275
Name stickers 	おなまえシール 	¥275
Hand bag 	手提げバッグ 	¥1,980
Plastic cup 	プラコップ 	¥495
Cup bag 	コップ袋 	¥495
Hand towel with case 	ケース付きおしぼり 	¥770
Multi-pocket pouch 	マルチポケットポーチ 	¥1,430
Lunch drawstring bag with cloth	クロス付きランチ巾着 	¥1,485
Picnic sheet 	レジャーシート 	¥3,300
Water bottle 	直飲み水筒 	¥2,090
Cutlery set 	スライドトリオ 	¥1,375
Mini lunch box 	ミニタイトランチ 	¥550
Lunch box 	ランチボックス 	¥1,210
Height meter 	身長計 	¥2,970
==Product images==
===15cm ruler===
===Eraser===
===Desk pad===
===Set of 2 red and blue pencils===
===12 pack of 2B pencils===
===Compact pencil case===
===Pencil caps===
===Pen===
===Glue===
===Notebook===
===A4 clear file===
===Name stickers===
===Handbag===
===Plastic cup===
===Cup bag===
===Hand towel with case===
===Multi-pocket pouch===
===Lunch drawstring bag with cloth===
===Picnic sheet===
===Water bottle===
===Cutlery set===
===Mini lunchbox===
===Lunchbox===
===Height meter===
The height meter is one product for both the Pokémon Relaxing Time collection and the Journey in Paldea collection; one design is printed on the front, and the other design is printed on the reverse.
==References==
Category:Japanese Pokémon Center collections
Pokémon Reorchestrated: Kanto Symphony

Pokémon Reorchestrated: Kanto Symphony is an album by Braxton 'Skotein' Burks that features orchestrated cover versions of tracks from the original soundtrack to the Pokémon Red and Blue Versions. It was released on October 14, 2012 by Joypad Records, distributed through the iTunes Store, as well as directly via Bundle Dragon. The album was also released on YouTube on November 16, 2012.
==Tracklist==
# Shelf of Memories (Prelude) [1:18]
# Red and Blue (Opening Theme) [2:24]
# Dreams and Adventures ('s Opening Speech) [1:41]
# Pallet Town [3:14]
# Oak Research Lab [2:39]
# To Viridian City [1:00]
# Battle! VS Wild Pokémon [3:20]
# Viridian City (& Pewter City, Saffron City) [2:01]
# Pokémon Center [1:11]
# Viridian Forest [2:00]
# Show Me Around, Old Man! [1:00]
# ! VS [3:46]
# Mt. Moon [4:06]
# 's Journey ( To Cerulean City) [3:27]
# Cerulean City (& City) [2:27]
# Pokémon Gym [2:00]
# Battle! VS Gym Leader (& Elite Four) [2:22]
# Vermilion City [2:18]
# SS Anne [2:05]
# Beyond Rock Tunnel ( To Lavender Town) [2:06]
# Bicycle [1:05]
# Lavender Town [2:46]
# The of Pokémon Tower [2:36]
# Celadon City [2:00]
# Celadon Game Corner [1:00]
# Team Rocket Hideout [2:20]
# Silph Co. Under Siege [2:13]
# Ocean Waltz (ing) [1:47]
# Cinnabar Island [2:05]
# [2:17]
# Evolution [1:01]
# Present Your Badges (Indigo Plateau) [1:22]
# The Final Showdown! VS [3:36]
# Into The Hall of Fame [2:56]
# Ending [3:30]
==External links==
* Pokémon Reorchestrated: Kanto Symphony on the iTunes Store
* Pokémon Reorchestrated: Kanto Symphony directly through Bundle Dragon
* Skotein's channel on YouTube
Category:Music
Category:Fandom
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Pokémon Report

The Pokémon Report (Japanese: ポケモンレポート Pokémon Report) is a project by Professor Oak, for which he hires Todd Snap to take pictures of Pokémon on Pokémon Island in Pokémon Snap. It is distinguished from the Pokémon Album by having a blue cover and a silhouette of a on the front. The goal of Pokémon Snap is to complete this report; thus, in a sense, it is much like the Pokédex of the other Pokémon games except with a more limited scope.
When complete, it will contain photos of 63 species of wild Pokémon on Pokémon Island. It is assumable Professor Oak includes information on each Pokémon in the Report as well, but in the game only the photos are presented in an album style.
==Contents==
Each page of the Report will feature one photo for each species of Pokémon. In the report itself, they can be ordered by their Generation I Pokédex number, alphabetically, the area of Pokémon Island on which the photo was taken, or by the scores Professor Oak gave the pictures.
When checking each Pokémon species's page, the photo of the Pokémon will appear, along with the course it was taken on, the photographer, and the score which Professor Oak gave the shot. Further details on the scoring can be obtained by checking the photo itself.
Only one photo for each species can be included in the Report. If two high-quality shots of a Pokémon are taken, Todd must decide which of the two he'd rather keep in the Report. Luckily, the Pokémon Album makes no such discrimination, and can sometimes be used to save high-quality photos which did not make the cut of being included in the report.
===Best Shot===
Though included in the main Pokémon Report as well, a special page is set aside for the highest scoring photo in the Report. It will appear in a wooden frame with the same details as in the main Report.
===Pokémon signs===
Being a special part of Pokémon Island, the six Pokémon signs are included in the Report as well. A photo of each is included and Professor Oak elaborates on why he decided to name it what he did.
==Related articles==
* Photodex
Category:Pokémon Snap
fr:Rapport Pokémon
it:Relazione Pokémon
Pokémon Republic

Pokémon Republic (Japanese: ポケモン Pokémon Kyōwakoku) was a Japanese Pokémon fan site established on May 15, 2004. It had a Pokémon wiki named Pokémon Wiki that is affiliated with Bulbapedia.
The website was closed on June 20, 2016. The website currently lists information in relation to the maintenance of Pokémon Wiki. The wiki itself continues to operate.
==External links==
*Pokémon Wiki
Category:Fan sites
it:Pokémon Republic
ja:ポケモン共和国
Pokémon Rescue (Platinum 115)

Pokémon Rescue (Japanese: ポケモンレスキュー Pokémon Rescue) is a . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
In Japan, this card was reprinted in the expansion.
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:Platinum cards
Category:Entry Pack DPt cards
Category:Advent of Arceus cards
Category:Illus. by Ryo Ueda
Category:Trainer cards that move Pokémon cards from player's discard pile into hand
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es:Rescate Pokémon (TCG)
fr:Rescousse Pokémon (Platine 115)
it:Salvataggio di Pokémon (Platino 115)
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zh:宝可梦救援（TCG）
Pokémon Research Lab (Unified Minds 205)

Pokémon Research Lab (Japanese: ポケモンけんきゅうじょ Pokémon Lab) is a . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Trivia==
* This card was banned from the starting November 1, 2023, due to giving the player the ability to achieve quick domination, especially in decks. By putting Pokémon like from and onto the Bench in this way, the player would evolve the latter into from , accelerate Energy by using its Ability, and do at least 180 damage as early as the second turn, enough to Knock Out almost any Pokémon.GLC Update 1.4 — Gym Leader Challenge
===Origin===
The illustration depicts the experimental lab of the Cinnabar Lab, a facility located on Cinnabar Island, as it appears in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!. The card's effect references that fossils can be revived here.
==References==
Category:Unified Minds cards
Category:Miracle Twin cards
Category:Illus. by aky CG Works
Category:Banned cards
de:Pokémon-Labor (TCG)
es:Laboratorio Pokémon (TCG)
fr:Laboratoire Pokémon (Soleil et Lune Harmonie des Esprits 205)
it:Laboratorio Pokémon (Sintonia Mentale 205)
ja:ポケモンけんきゅうじょ (カードゲーム)
zh:宝可梦研究所（TCG）
Pokémon Resort

The Pokémon Resort (Japanese: ポケモンリゾート Pokémon Resort) is the setting of Pokémon Concierge. It is a for both people and that is located in the ocean.
==Places of interest==
==Staff==
* Watanabe (supervisor)
* Tyler (sanitation worker)
* Alisa (part-time worker)
* Haru (concierge)
==Gallery==
 	
Concept art by Tadahiro UesugiArtist Source -- Pokémon Concierge | Making Of | Netflix	Concept art by Tadahiro UesugiArtist Source -- Pokémon Concierge | Making Of | Netflix
==In other languages==
==References==
Category:Hotels
Category:Islands
es:Resort Pokémon/Complejo hotelero Pokémon
zh:寶可夢度假村
Pokémon Retransfer (Vending S3)

Pokémon Retransfer (Japanese: ポケモン再転送 Pokémon Retransfer) is a . It was first released as part of .
==Card text==
==Release information==
In Japan, this card was first available as a glossy card on sheets sixteen and seventeen of . It was reprinted as a non-glossy card in the Japanese expansion using the e-Card Series layout.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:Expansion Sheet 3 cards
Category:Pokémon Web cards
Category:Illus. by Hikaru Koike
de:Pokémon Saitensō (TCG)
fr:ポケモン再転送 (拡張シート)
it:Pokémon Retransfer (Vending S3)
ja:ポケモン再転送
zh:宝可梦再传送（TCG）
Pokémon Retriever (EX Team Rocket Returns 84)

Pokémon Retriever (Japanese: ポケモン回収装置 Pokémon Recovery Equipment) is a . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Trivia==
* This card has the same effect as the from the expansion.
===Origin===
-Pokémon Retriever
Category:EX Team Rocket Returns cards
Category:Rocket Gang Strikes Back cards
Category:Illus. by Katsura Tabata
Category:Trainer cards that move Pokémon cards from player's discard pile into hand
Category:Trainer cards that move cards from player's discard pile into deck
de:Pokémon Retriever (TCG)
fr:Pokémon Retriever (EX Team Rocket Returns 84)
it:Pokémon Retriever (EX Team Rocket Returns 84)
ja:ポケモン回収装置
Pokémon Reversal (Expedition 146)

Pokémon Reversal (Japanese: ポケモンリバース Pokémon Reverse) is a ( in Japan). It was first released as part of the .
==Card text==
==e-Reader data==
The print includes a Dot Code strip for use with the e-Reader, and has the card ID B-55-#. The short strip contains a brief card summary. There is no long strip for this card.
==Release information==
This card's true first appearance was in the Japanese expansion and in the unofficial English for the 2001 Tropical Mega Battle. The card was translated under the tentative name of Pokémon Reverse. It was then officially released as part of the , originating from the Japanese .
It was reprinted in , first originating from the Japanese , with new artwork by Hiromichi Sugiyama, which is famous for seemingly mangling the intended effect (see above). The change caused quite a stir, as if the effect had been changed from being a "flip for " to "flip for half a ". An errata was ultimately issued so that the card was treated more like the Expedition print with a slight tweak for 2-on-2 play. The reprinted versions that appeared in and featured the adjusted text.
Pokémon Reversal was later reclassified in Japan as an during the HeartGold & SoulSilver Series, though the English Trainer cards did not adopt this naming convention until after this card's latest print. featured new artwork by Wataru Kawahara, and the Japanese featured yet another new illustration by Hideaki Hakozaki.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
This card's HeartGold & SoulSilver print's effect matches that of the newer card , after Pokémon Catcher's text was changed by errata.
===Origin===
Category:Tyranitar Half Deck cards
Category:Pokémon VS cards
Category:Expedition Base Set cards
Category:Base Expansion Pack cards
Category:EX Ruby & Sapphire cards
Category:Torchic Constructed Starter Deck cards
Category:Movie Commemoration VS Pack cards
Category:EX FireRed & LeafGreen cards
Category:Venusaur/Charizard/Blastoise Random Constructed Starter Decks cards
Category:EX Unseen Forces cards
Category:Meganium Constructed Starter Deck cards
Category:Movie Commemoration VS Pack: Aura's Lucario cards
Category:HeartGold & SoulSilver cards
Category:HeartGold Collection cards
Category:Raichu Battle Starter Deck cards
Category:Tyranitar Constructed Standard Deck cards
Category:Illus. by "Big Mama" Tagawa
Category:Illus. by Hiromichi Sugiyama
Category:Illus. by Wataru Kawahara
Category:Illus. by Hideaki Hakozaki
Category:Trainer cards that switch opponent's Active Pokémon
Category:Cards with errata
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es:Revés Pokémon (TCG)
fr:Inversion de Pokémon (Expedition 146)
it:Contropiede Pokémon (Expedition 146)
ja:ポケモンリバース
zh:宝可梦逆转（TCG）
Pokémon Rocks America

Pokémon Rocks America was a Pokémon tour which took place in 2003, 2004, and 2005 in .
It featured TCG tournaments, video presentations, activities, demonstrations of new Pokémon games, and previews. The tour allowed attendants to download hidden features onto their games, notably the MysticTicket, AuroraTicket, and Eon Ticket. The tour also had games, contests, a live stage show, fully costumed Pokémon characters, and a Pokémon VW Beetle on display.
A stamped version of from the Trading Card Game expansion was given away as a promotion to attendees of the 2005 events. Other items, such as large figures, were handed out as prizes for certain games.
==Info==
The 2005 tour saw live karaoke contests on stage, demos of Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness and Pokémon Dash, and shirts with the Pokémon Rocks America logo and plush dolls including the Generation III starters for sale. There were also fully costumed , , , , , , and characters, along with inflatable Pikachu, , , , , , , , and Shadow Lugia balloons.
==Dates and locations==
===2003===
The 2003 dates and locations were revealed by playing games on the official Pokémon website (source).
Date 	Location
October 25, 2003 	,
November 8, 2003 	,
November 15, 2003	,
===2004===
All events were held between 10am and 4pm on a Saturday (source).
Date 	Location
October 9, 2004 	outdoor parking lot,
October 16, 2004	North parking lot of the ,
October 23, 2004	,
===2005===
The 2005 dates and locations were revealed by playing games on the official Pokémon website. All events were held between 10am and 4pm on a Saturday (source).
Date 	Location
September 17, 2005	,
October 1, 2005 	,
October 8, 2005 	,
October 15, 2005 	,
October 22, 2005 	,
==Event Pokémon==
This Metang was exclusively distributed during the Pokémon Rocks America tour in 2005. Players had to complete the Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness demo that was held at each participating location. Once completing the demo, players would receive a to exchange for Metang. The demo was held from September 17 to October 22, 2005 at 10:00am to 4:00pm. 
Category:Promotional tours
Pokémon Role-Playing Sunday

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Pokémon Role-Playing Sunday (Japanese: ポケモンなりきりサンデー) is the twelfth ending theme of Pokémon Sunday. It replaced Big Meowth Day.
==Synopsis==
==Characters==
==Lyrics==
===TV version===
! Japanese
! English
|-
| lang="ja" | <ab>
</ab>
|<ab>Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Pokémon Sunday!
No need to be frazzled with the usual
It's just like changing your hairstyle
Whatever that suits your mood
Which Pokémon would you role-play? Ooh, that's super-exciting!
When you can't seem to fall asleep
Role-play a 
A big yawn! A great nap!
"Let's go greedy the whole day today!"
 role-players!
 role-players!
 role-players!
Where is everyone going to?
La lai la lai lai oh!
Role play role play oh!
La lai la lai lai oh!
Hustling! Role Playing!</ab>
|}
|}
===Full version===
! Japanese
! English
|-
| lang="ja" | <ab>　
　
　
　
</ab>
|<ab>　The long-awaited Sunday, delightful and lively
　Serve them in bread, a ham and egg sandwich, eh?
　Clasp those palms, feel the mood
　And never let go, such is Sunday
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Pokémon Sunday!
No need to be frazzled with the usual
It's just like changing your hairstyle
Whatever that suits your mood
Which Pokémon would you role-play? It's fun!
Pink eyes and lashes
With just a wink, a burst of sparkling beam!
How about role-playing that cute Pokémon?
Ooh, that's super-exciting!
When you can't seem to fall asleep
Role-play a 
A big yawn! A great nap!
Pokémon role-players!
Whether asleep or awake
Pokémon role-players!
Anywhere, even in bath
 role-players!
Paint those cheeks red
 role-players!
Hustling! Role Playing!
"Let's go greedy the whole day today!"
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Pokémon Sunday!
Had a fight, can't make up
When you can't be honest
Why not role-play his favorite Pokémon?
Sure, why not?
When you want to reveal a secret
Role-play a 
With a whispering sound, murmur it all out
Pokémon role-players!
In sunny days or in cloudy days
Pokémon role-players!
In tomorrow or in the day after
 role-players!
Feel the aura
 role-players!
What are you mimicking?
 role-players!
 role-players!
 role-players!
Where is everyone going to?
La lai la lai lai oh!
Role play role play oh!
La lai la lai lai oh!
Hustling! Role Playing!</ab>
|}
|}
Category:Japanese ending themes
Pokémon Roll Call Rhythm Game

Pokémon Roll Call Rhythm Game (Chinese: 精靈寶可夢 點點名 節奏遊戯) is an online rhythm game, developed by Neilo, available via the official and Pokémon websites, that was released on January 18, 2019The free rhythm game "Pokémon Roll Call Rhythm Game" is here! - Pokémon Hong Kong (retrieved September 14, 2022) to promote Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!.
==Gameplay==
The rhythm game is based around the song Pokémon Roll Call; a song used as an ending theme for the Cantonese dub of . The Hong Kong version of the game has the song being performed in Cantonese by and the Taiwan version has the song being performed in Mandarin by . 
The game features the original 151 Pokémon from Generation I in the same order as the song, and players tap the Pokémon as they land in a center circle in time to the music. Players get points based on how long their combo of tapping the Pokémon at the right time is, as well as how many Pokémon they successfully tap. During the choruses of the song, there is also a bonus round where players tap as many flying Pokéballs as they can.
==See also==
* Pokémon Roll Call
==External links==
* Hong Kong version (Chinese)
* Taiwan version (Chinese)
* Developer website (Japanese)
==References==
Pokémon Ruby-Sapphire

Pokémon Ruby-Sapphire (Japanese: ポケットモンスターR・S(ルビーサファイア) Pocket Monster R S (Ruby and Sapphire)) is a shōnen Pokémon manga created by Kosaku Anakubo. It is a sequel to the original Pokémon Pocket Monsters and is succeeded by . The story follows the adventures of and his Pokémon (, and ) in Hoenn. It is chiefly a gag manga using crude humor and slapstick. 
Pokémon Ruby-Sapphire was published in six bound volumes by Shogakukan in Japan. The series was translated into English by Chuang Yi in Singapore as Pokémon RS.
== See also ==
* List of Pokémon Ruby-Sapphire chapters
* List of Pokémon Ruby-Sapphire volumes
Category:Manga
Category:Pokémon Pocket Monsters
Category:Pokémon Ruby-Sapphire
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zh:宝可梦欢乐祭 红宝石・蓝宝石篇