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List of Battle Tree Trainers/Office Worker

This is the list of that can be used by each in the Battle Tree and Battle Agency.
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===Percy, Conley, and Emery===
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===Winnie, Prudence, and Dominica===
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===Savir===
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===Harding===
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===Darrel===
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===Jana===
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Category:Battle facility Pokémon
it:Elenco Allenatori dell'Albero della Lotta/Affarista e Segretaria
ja:バトルツリーのトレーナー一覧/ビジネスマン
List of Battle Tree Trainers/Pokémon Breeder

This is the list of that can be used by each in the Battle Tree and Battle Agency.
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===Nedry===
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===Sheridan===
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===Kiernan and Gertrude===
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===Dara===
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===Rada===
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===Lori and Colby===
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===Danby and Izel===
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Category:Battle facility Pokémon
it:Elenco Allenatori dell'Albero della Lotta/Allevapokémon
ja:バトルツリーのトレーナー一覧/ポケモンブリーダー
List of Battle Tree Trainers/Pokémon Center Lady

This is the list of that can be used by each in the Battle Tree and Battle Agency.
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===Perri===
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Category:Battle facility Pokémon
it:Elenco Allenatori dell'Albero della Lotta/Ragazza del CP
ja:バトルツリーのトレーナー一覧/PCおねえさん
List of Battle Tree Trainers/Police Officer

This is the list of that can be used by each in the Battle Tree.
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===Rendor===
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===Lou and Benji===
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Category:Battle facility Pokémon
it:Elenco Allenatori dell'Albero della Lotta/Guardia
ja:バトルツリーのトレーナー一覧/おまわりさん
List of Battle Tree Trainers/Preschooler

This is the list of that can be used by each in the Battle Tree.
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===Ferdinand and Rico===
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===Rocky===
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===Jasper===
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===Kendra===
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===Mercy, Helen, and Gladys===
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===Niara and Reina===
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===Victor and Naya===
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Category:Battle facility Pokémon
it:Elenco Allenatori dell'Albero della Lotta/Bimbo e Bimba
ja:バトルツリーのトレーナー一覧/えんじ
List of Battle Tree Trainers/Punk Girl

This is the list of that can be used by each in the Battle Tree and Battle Agency.
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===Myrna and Eva===
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===Agrata and Abby===
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===Zed and Edda===
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Category:Battle facility Pokémon
it:Elenco Allenatori dell'Albero della Lotta/Ribelle
ja:バトルツリーのトレーナー一覧/バッドガール
List of Battle Tree Trainers/Punk Guy

This is the list of that can be used by each in the Battle Tree and Battle Agency.
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===Kass and Scoop===
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===Dylan and Evander===
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===Etta and Dustin===
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Category:Battle facility Pokémon
ja:バトルツリーのトレーナー一覧/バッドガイ
List of Battle Tree Trainers/Rising Star

This is the list of that can be used by each in the Battle Tree.
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===Ryder===
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===Christopher and Brandi===
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===Sorley and Marsha===
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===Beatrice===
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===Dolly and Joaquin===
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===Erix and Marianne===
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Category:Battle facility Pokémon
it:Elenco Allenatori dell'Albero della Lotta/Giovane speranza
ja:バトルツリーのトレーナー一覧/ホープトレーナー
List of Battle Tree Trainers/Scientist

This is the list of that can be used by each in the Battle Tree and Battle Agency.
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===Cal===
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===Tivon and Robyn===
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===Stein and Cadel===
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Category:Battle facility Pokémon
it:Elenco Allenatori dell'Albero della Lotta/Scienziato e Scienziata
ja:バトルツリーのトレーナー一覧/けんきゅういん
List of Battle Tree Trainers/Sightseer

This is the list of that can be used by each at the Battle Tree and Battle Agency.
===Cooper===
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===Darien===
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===Hart and Odessa===
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===Kaula===
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===Charlene===
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===Alice and Chen===
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===Christian and Ezra===
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Category:Battle facility Pokémon
it:Elenco Allenatori dell'Albero della Lotta/Vacanziere e Vacanziera
ja:バトルツリーのトレーナー一覧/かんこうきゃく
List of Battle Tree Trainers/Veteran

This is the list of that can be used by each at the Battle Tree in Pokémon Sun and Moon.
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===Kikujiro===
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===Xenophon===
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===Placido===
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===Ignacio and Candy===
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===Aino===
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===Xio===
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===Priya===
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===Dooley===
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===Demiathena===
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Category:Battle facility Pokémon
it:Elenco Allenatori dell'Albero della Lotta/Veterano e Veterana
ja:バトルツリーのトレーナー一覧/ベテラントレーナー
List of Battle Tree Trainers/Worker

This is the list of that can be used by each in the Battle Tree.
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===Skip===
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===JT and Benjamin===
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===Dan and Omar===
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Category:Battle facility Pokémon
it:Elenco Allenatori dell'Albero della Lotta/Lavoratore
ja:バトルツリーのトレーナー一覧/さぎょういん
List of Battle Tree Trainers/Youngster

This is the list of that can be used by each in the Battle Tree and Battle Agency.
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===Florian, Robin, Max, and Bert===
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===Napoleon===
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===Brady===
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Category:Battle facility Pokémon
it:Elenco Allenatori dell'Albero della Lotta/Marmocchio
ja:バトルツリーのトレーナー一覧/たんぱんこぞう
List of Battle Tree Trainers/Youth Athlete

This is the list of that can be used by each in the Battle Tree.
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===Parker and Ayden===
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===Isaac===
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===Alwyn, Mardea, and Gabriella===
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===Leena and Buddy===
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===Hilario and Thamina===
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Category:Battle facility Pokémon
it:Elenco Allenatori dell'Albero della Lotta/Sportivo e Sportiva
ja:バトルツリーのトレーナー一覧/スポーツしょうねん
List of Bengali Pokémon themes

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This is a list of themes and other songs that have been played with the Pokémon animated series when aired in the Bengali dub.
==Original songs==
These are original themes made for the Bengali dub, which are not based on any theme for the English or Japanese versions.
===Opening themes===
Screenshot	Title 	Season 	Debut episode 	Final episode
Disney dub	Disney dub 	Disney dub	Disney dub 	Disney dub
 	Let's Get Started	 	HZ002যে লকেটকে ঘিরে হ'ল গল্প শুরু - পর্ব দুই	TBA
===Ending themes===
Screenshot	Title 	Season 	Debut episode 	Final episode
Disney dub	Disney dub 	Disney dub	Disney dub 	Disney dub
 	Boom Kaboom	 	HZ001যে লকেটকে ঘিরে হ'ল গল্প শুরু - পর্ব এক	TBA
==Openings==
As of July 2024, seasons Pokémon: Indigo League through Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon – Ultra Legends and movies are not dubbed in Bengali as Disney India networks are yet to introduce a Bengali audio feed in their channels. For Pokémon Journeys: The Series through Pokémon Ultimate Journeys: The Series released on Pokémon Asia Official (Bengali) YouTube channel, the themes were left undubbed.
==References==
==Related articles==
* Pokémon in South Asia
* List of Hindi Pokémon themes
* List of Tamil Pokémon themes
* List of Telugu Pokémon themes
Category:Opening themes
Category:Ending themes
Category:Lists of theme songs
List of Brazilian Portuguese Pokémon names

This list is a record of the official spellings for Pokémon names. Names are listed by number in the order dictated by the National Pokédex.
The Brazilian Portuguese names of most Pokémon are the same as their English names, and are not listed below. Although these names are spelled identically to how they are spelled in English, some Pokémon names are pronounced in the Brazilian Portuguese dub in a way that only approximates their English pronunciation; the most famous examples are and , which are pronounced as if they were spelled "Bulbassauro" and "Miau", respectively. The same happens with Bulbasaur's evolutions, namely (pronounced "Ivyssauro") and (pronounced "Venussauro"), and with (pronounced "Magikarpa") in the earlier episodes of . 
 and the Paradox Pokémon (with the exceptions of and ) are the only Pokémon that have different names in Brazilian Portuguese than they do in English. In addition, form names, such as 's and 's, are also translated.
==Columns==
* English: The official English name as dictated by Nintendo of America and used in all English-language games and merchandise.
* Brazilian Portuguese: The official Brazilian Portuguese name used in Pokémon GO, Pokémon UNITE, and in the Brazilian Portuguese-language TCG, , and merchandise.
==List of Brazilian Portuguese Pokémon names==
===Generation VII===
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===Generation IX===
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===Eggs===
	English	Brazilian Portuguese
	 	Ovo
==External links==
* The Brazilian Portuguese Pokédex on Pokémon.com
==Related articles==
* Pokémon in Brazil
Category:Pages in other languages
it:Elenco dei nomi Pokémon portoghesi-brasiliani
List of Contest opponents

List of Contest opponents has several referrals:
* For a list of Pokémon Contest opponents in , see List of Contest opponents (Generation III)
* For a list of Pokémon Super Contest opponents in , see List of Contest opponents (Generation IV)
* For a list of Pokémon Contest Spectacular opponents in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, see List of Contest opponents (Generation VI)
* For a list of Super Contest Show opponents in Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, see List of Contest opponents (Generation VIII)
it:Elenco degli avversari nelle gare
List of Contest opponents (Generation III)

This is the list of potential participants in s in and , divided by and sorted by name. Some opponents are exclusive to Emerald, and some Coordinators from Ruby and Sapphire changed or evolved their Pokémon between games. In Emerald, some opponents use Pokémon not found in the Hoenn Regional Pokédex, however they will not appear in contests until after the Elite Four have been defeated by the player (or by all players, in a multiplayer contest).
Most contest moves have additional effects that have not been included here.
==Normal Rank==
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==Super Rank==
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==Hyper Rank==
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==Master Rank==
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==Trivia==
* In Hyper Rank, Noel's Karpag knows Tackle twice, but still cannot use Tackle twice in a row without disappointing the Judge.
* In Master Rank, Lamar's Kirlia in Ruby and Sapphire is the only Pokémon whose nickname is not based on their species; judging by the nickname, he was likely intended to use a Shedinja. This was fixed in Emerald, and his Kirlia is the only contestant whose nickname changes between games without evolving.
*Pokémon Emerald also features some nickname errors:
**In Hyper Rank contests, Jamie's Dunsparce, Diltot, does not match its species name or evolution, but rather that of a Totodile. In Normal Rank contests, there is a Totodile owned by Colby with the name Totdil, the first and second half of the names being flipped.
**Bobby's Doduo, Duodo, who appears in Super Contests of Ruby and Sapphire also appears in Emerald. However, the species was changed to a Dodrio, keeping the name of Duodo entirely. The same situation occurs with Cassidy's Sandshrew, Shrand, who appears as a Sandslash in Emerald.
==Related articles==
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zh:華麗大賽對手列表（第三世代）
List of Contest opponents (Generation IV)

This is the list of potential participants in s in and , divided by . Once the player has entered the Hall of Fame and entered the post-game, the last five opponents in each rank will begin to participate. Additionally, either Johanna, Jasmine or Fantina will start to appear in every Master Rank Contest. 
The first portion of each contest, the Visual Competition, has two scores; 1 to 8 red hearts given out based on the Pokémon's condition and 1 to 4 pink hearts given out based on how well their accessories match the theme. Because the theme changes in each contest, only the condition score has been included below.
Most contest moves have additional effects that have not been included here.
==Normal Rank==
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==Great Rank==
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==Ultra Rank==
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==Master Rank==
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==Practice Mode==
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==Trivia==
* and are the most common species of Pokémon, with both being used by an opponent in all 4 ranks and in Practice Mode.
* There are four unused Master Rank Coordinators in the code; Reid and his Pikachu nicknamed Zapachu, Anne and her Hoothoot nicknamed Blinky, Tylor and his nicknamed Chip, and Gina and her nicknamed Jabber.
==Related articles==
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zh:華麗大賽對手列表（第四世代）
List of Contest opponents (Generation VI)

This is the list of potential participants in s in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, divided by . Each competitor can only appear in contest conditions that they appear with a shaded background for, along with a numeric score. Every 20 points of score in the introduction round is equivalent to one additional heart during the appeal round; a perfect score in that round (if a Pokémon has maxed-out condition stats and is holding the correct colored scarf for the contest type) is 530 points.
Lisia, , and Wallace are special contestants.
Most contest moves have additional effects that have not been included here.
==Normal Rank==
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==Super Rank==
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==Hyper Rank==
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==Master Rank==
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==Related articles==
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zh:華麗大賽對手列表（第六世代）
List of Contest opponents (Generation VIII)

This is the list of potential participants in Super Contest Shows in , divided by .
The visual scores shown here are the total number of small hearts scored. In-game, 5 small hearts combine into a single large heart, so a score of 11❤️ appears in game as 2 large ❤️❤️ and 1 small ❤️. Because these in-game hearts move quickly and can overlap, it can be difficult to see the exact score.
Most contest moves have additional effects that have not been included here.
==Normal Rank==
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==Great Rank==
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==Ultra Rank==
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==Master Rank==
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==Practice Mode==
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==Trivia==
* The Pokémon and Coordinators in these contests are almost identical to those in Generation IV, with only a few differences:
** Casey and her no longer compete, presumably to avoid having to create a unique 'battle' model for the Pokémon Center Lady as was done for Johanna and Jasmine
** Gage's has been renamed from Chuchu to Zapachu
** Bria's has been renamed from Ebony to Elory
* Shane in Normal Rank still does not appear in any contests.
* All possible opponents in Master Rank of the Brilliant/Shining Contest earn a visual score of 20 Hype Points, despite it being impossible for the player to earn more than 17 in that contest.
==Related articles==
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zh:華麗大賽對手列表（第八世代）
List of Electric Tale of Pikachu chapters

The following is a list of chapters from the manga series The Electric Tale of Pikachu created by 小野 敏洋 Toshihiro Ono. Altogether, there are 20 chapters.
==List of chapters==
 	English title 	Japanese title	Volume
ET01	Pikachu, I See You! 	 	The Electric Tale of Pikachu!
ET02	Play Misty For Me 	 	The Electric Tale of Pikachu!
ET03	Clefairy Tale 	 	The Electric Tale of Pikachu!
ET04	Haunting My Dreams 	 	The Electric Tale of Pikachu!
ET05	The Human Race and the Pokémon Race 	 	Pikachu Shocks Back
ET06	To Evolve or Not to Evolve, That Is the Question!	 	Pikachu Shocks Back
ET07	Pikachu's Excellent Adventure 	 	Pikachu Shocks Back
ET08	You Gotta Have Friends 	 	Pikachu Shocks Back
ET09	I'm Your Venusaur 	 	Electric Pikachu Boogaloo
ET10	Clefairy in Space 	 	Electric Pikachu Boogaloo
ET11	Days of Gloom and Glory 	 	Electric Pikachu Boogaloo
ET12	Welcome to the Big Leagues 	 	Electric Pikachu Boogaloo
ET13	The Indigo Finals 	 	Electric Pikachu Boogaloo
ET14	The Orange Islands 	 	Electric Pikachu Boogaloo
ET15	Attack of the Demon Stomach 	 	Surf's Up, Pikachu
ET16	You Bet Your Wife 	 	Surf's Up, Pikachu
ET17	The Orange Crew Supreme Gym Leader 	 	Surf's Up, Pikachu
ET18	Pikachu's Plan 	 	Surf's Up, Pikachu
ET19	Side Story: Ash vs. Gary 	 	Surf's Up, Pikachu
ET20	Epilogue: Wild Type 	 	Surf's Up, Pikachu
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Category:Lists of manga releases
it:Elenco dei capitoli di The Electric Tale of Pikachu
zh:电击皮卡丘回数列表
List of Electric Tale of Pikachu monthly issues

This is a list of monthly issues of the series The Electric Tale of Pikachu. These monthly American-style comic books were released by VIZ Media before the release of the collected volumes.
Each volume of The Electric Tale of Pikachu was given a name by VIZ Media, and the monthly comic issues that compose each individual volume correspond to each volume's name. Therefore, the numbering of the issues resets at the beginning of every new volume. For example, ET05 is the chapter in the first issue of Pikachu Shocks Back, and the fifth monthly issue overall.
While the English versions of these manga books have been translated into other languages worldwide, they are not available in Japan or .
==List of Electric Tale of Pikachu monthly issues==
===The Electric Tale of Pikachu===
Cover artwork	Issue number 	Release date
 	Electric Tale of Pikachu issue 1	November 27, 1998
 	Electric Tale of Pikachu issue 2	December 4, 1998
 	Electric Tale of Pikachu issue 3	January 15, 1999
 	Electric Tale of Pikachu issue 4	February 20, 1999
===Pikachu Shocks Back===
Cover artwork	Issue number 	Release date
 	Pikachu Shocks Back issue 1	March 1999
 	Pikachu Shocks Back issue 2	April 16, 1999
 	Pikachu Shocks Back issue 3	May 21, 1999
 	Pikachu Shocks Back issue 4	June 1999
===Electric Pikachu Boogaloo===
Cover artwork	Issue number 	Release date
 	Electric Pikachu Boogaloo issue 1	July 23, 1999
 	Electric Pikachu Boogaloo issue 2	September 17, 1999
 	Electric Pikachu Boogaloo issue 3	September 17, 1999
 	Electric Pikachu Boogaloo issue 4	October 22, 1999
===Surf's Up, Pikachu===
Cover artwork	Issue number 	Release date
 	Surf's Up, Pikachu issue 1	November 19, 1999
 	Surf's Up, Pikachu issue 2	December 17, 1999
 	Surf's Up, Pikachu issue 3	January 21, 2000
 	Surf's Up, Pikachu issue 4	February 2000
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Category:Lists of manga releases
de:Pocket Monsters: Dengeki Pikachu#Bände
it:Elenco delle pubblicazioni mensili di The Electric Tale of Pikachu
List of Electric Tale of Pikachu volumes

This is a list of volumes of the Pokémon manga The Electric Tale of Pikachu created by Toshihiro Ono. There are four volumes in total, released in English by Chuang Yi and VIZ Media.
==List of volumes==
Cover		Shogakukan 	Shogakukan 	VIZ Media 	VIZ Media 	Chuang Yi 	Chuang Yi
 		ISBN 4091493416	October 28, 1997	ISBN 1569313784	September 28, 1999	ISBN 9812318143	January 2000
 		ISBN 4091493424	June 27, 1998 	ISBN 156931411X	December 28, 1999 	ISBN 9812318534	February 2000
 		ISBN 4091493432	May 1999 	ISBN 1569314365	April 5, 2000 	ISBN 9812318593	March 2000
 		ISBN 4091493440	February 2000 	ISBN 1569314942	August 10, 2000 	ISBN 9812318771	April 2000
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Category:Lists of manga releases
it:Elenco dei volumi di The Electric Tale of Pikachu
zh:电击皮卡丘单行本列表
List of English Trainer cards

The following is a chronological list of all the s released in English for the Pokémon Trading Card Game. The list ignores alternate prints of cards originally released in main expansions, such as the of or the Sheen Holofoil print of included in the . However, if the card was only released by promotional means, such as or , all releases are included.
==List of Trainer cards==
	
 
 
 
 
 
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==Related articles==
* Trainer card (TCG)
* List of Japanese Trainer cards
Category:TCG lists
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List of English language Pokémon Chronicles home video releases (Region 2)

The following is a list of all of the English language home video releases of the Pokémon Chronicles series of in ().
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==Single volume releases==
The Pokémon Chronicles single volumes were released by in 2005 and 2006. The four volumes contain all 22 episodes, merging The Legend of Thunder! into one "feature length episode."
Volume 1 is available on DVD and VHS; the other volumes are only available on DVD. Volume 2 is a "Special Bumper Volume" which includes the DVDs for both Volume 2 and Volume 3 in the same case; Volume 3 was not sold separately. Volume 4 is marketed as a "Bumper Edition", containing more episodes than other volumes, and was not included in the box set.
"Aerodactyl" is misspelled as "Aerodcactyl" in the title of the episode Putting the Air Back in Aerodactyl! in the DVD menus of Volume 3. The DVDs do not include English closed captioning.
Title 	Catalogue number	Catalogue number	Cover artwork	Cover artwork	Episodes included 	Release date
Title 	VHS 	DVD 	VHS 	DVD 	Episodes included 	Release date
Volume 1 	CTD11305 	CTD10323 	 	 	The Legend of Thunder!Pikachu's Winter Vaction (Delibird's Dilemma and Snorlax Snowman)A Family That Battles Together Stays Together! 	June 13, 2005
Volume 2 & 3	 	CTD10377 	 	 	Cerulean BluesWe're No Angels!Showdown at the Oak CorralThe Blue Badge of CourageOaknapped! A Date with DelcattyCelebi and Joy!Training DazeJourney to the Starting Line!Putting the Air Back in Aerodactyl! 	August 22, 2005
Volume 4 	 	CTD10407 	 	 	Luvdisc is a Many Splendored Thing!Those Darn Electabuzz!The Search for the LegendOf Meowth and Pokémon (Part 1)<Br>Of Meowth and Pokémon (Part 2)Trouble in Big TownBig Meowth, Little Dreams (Part 1)Big Meowth, Little Dreams (Part 2)Pikachu's Winter Vacation (Christmas Night and Kanga Games)	January 30, 2006
==Box set==
The Pokémon Chronicles box set was released by on September 5, 2005. The set contains three volumes within a cardboard sleeve, containing 15 episodes across them combined, although the first three episodes are merged into The Legend of Thunder! as a "feature length episode"; it does not contain the whole Pokémon Chronicles series due to lacking Volume 4. Its catalogue number is CTD10356.
The discs are identical to those released in the individual volumes. "Aerodactyl" is misspelled as "Aerodcactyl" in the title of the episode Putting the Air Back in Aerodactyl! in the DVD menus of Volume 3. The DVDs do not include English closed captioning.
Cover artwork	Disc number	Catalogue number	Episodes
 	One 	CTD10323 	The Legend of Thunder!Pikachu's Winter Vaction (Delibird's Dilemma and Snorlax Snowman)A Family That Battles Together Stays Together!
 	Two 	CTD10358 	Cerulean BluesWe're No Angels!Showdown at the Oak CorralThe Blue Badge of CourageOaknapped!
 	Three 	CTD10372 	A Date with DelcattyCelebi and Joy!Training DazeJourney to the Starting Line!Putting the Air Back in Aerodactyl!
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List of English language Pokémon Chronicles home video releases (Region 4)

The following is a list of all of the English language home video releases of the special season of , Pokémon Chronicles, in and ().
==Super Wallets==
 (now known as Beyond Home Entertainment) began releasing Super Wallets to celebrate the . Some Super Wallets also included one or more bonus discs containing episodes of Pokémon Chronicles (which was designed to resemble a Premier Ball).
===Pokémon Super Wallets with Chronicles episodes===
Season 	Catalogue number	Image	Chronicles episodes 	Release date
Indigo League 	DSW12327 	 	The Legend of Thunder! (Part 1)The Legend of Thunder! (Part 2)The Legend of Thunder! (Part 3)Pikachu's Winter Vaction (Delibird's Dilemma and Snorlax Snowman)A Family That Battles Together Stays Together!Cerulean Blues	May 10, 2006
Adventures on the Orange Islands	DSW12328 	 	We're No Angels!Showdown at the Oak CorralThe Blue Badge of CourageOaknapped! 	May 10, 2006
The Johto Journeys 	DSW12528 	 	A Date with DelcattyCelebi and Joy!Training Daze 	June 6, 2007
Johto League Champions 	DSW12529 	 	Journey to the Starting Line!Putting the Air Back in Aerodactyl!Luvdisc is a Many Splendored Thing! 	June 6, 2007
Master Quest 	DBX13187 	 	Those Darn Electabuzz!The Search for the LegendOf Meowth and Pokémon (Part 1)Of Meowth and Pokémon (Part 2) 	October 10, 2007
Advanced 	DSW12637 	 	Trouble in Big TownBig Meowth, Little Dreams (Part 1)Big Meowth, Little Dreams (Part 2)Pikachu's Winter Vacation (Christmas Night and Kanga Games) 	October 10, 2007
==Pokémon Chronicles disc set==
 (now known as Beyond Home Entertainment) released the Pokémon Chronicles disc set on December 1, 2011. It contains three discs with all 22 episodes of Pokémon Chronicles across them combined. Its catalogue number is DBX13845. Its discs are designed to resemble a Premier Ball.
===Contents===
Disc number	Episodes
1 	The Legend of Thunder! (Part 1)The Legend of Thunder! (Part 2)The Legend of Thunder! (Part 3)Pikachu's Winter Vaction (Delibird's Dilemma and Snorlax Snowman)A Family That Battles Together Stays Together!Cerulean BluesWe're No Angels!
2 	Showdown at the Oak CorralThe Blue Badge of CourageOaknapped!A Date with DelcattyCelebi and Joy!Training DazeJourney to the Starting Line!Putting the Air Back in Aerodactyl!
3 	Luvdisc is a Many Splendored Thing!Those Darn Electabuzz!The Search for the LegendOf Meowth and Pokémon (Part 1)Of Meowth and Pokémon (Part 2)Trouble in Big TownBig Meowth, Little Dreams (Part 1)Big Meowth, Little Dreams (Part 2)Pikachu's Winter Vacation (Christmas Night and Kanga Games)
==External links==
*Pokémon Chronicles disc set repacked on Beyond Home Entertainment's website (archive)
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