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GB19

The Truth About The Mysterious Whirl Islands!! (Japanese: 謎のうずまき島の真実!! The Truth about the Mysterious Whirl Islands) is the nineteenth chapter of the Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys manga.
==Plot==
Gold and Chris land on the Whirl Islands. Gold remembers that a creature is on the island, and is curious about it. Chris is uneasy and angrily reminds him that they need to go to Cianwood. They go to the island to make a new raft to get to Cianwood. They find garbage scattered. Gold thinks the island is inhabited but Chris does not. Suddenly, a Slowking appears and talks. It thinks they have a Silver Wing, but they do not know what it is. Slowing is displeased and Gold tells it that they are lost and that they need to make a raft. Although Slowking points out some trees, they are too thick for them to saw. Slowking turns to go, carrying a rubber boat. Gold wants it and offers to do anything to obtain it. Slowking then takes them to its dwelling. Chris wonders about the Silver Wing, and Slowking explains that any person with it can challenge a creature called Lugia to a battle. Gold still wants to see it, but Slowking explains that they need the Silver Wing. They arrive at Slowking's dwelling, a cave containing a water of Chinchou. Slowking asks them to take down a Blastoise. Gold thinks it will not take long. They then meet the Blastoise and Slowking explains that it has been protecting "the island" for a century but suddenly turned "violent". Gold tells his Pikachu to use Thunder but Blastoise is large. They later try a combination of Cyndaquil, Pikachu, and Croconow's attacks, impressing Slowking. However Blastoise only becomes more angry. Gold and Crystal are forced to back off. Slowking pulls out a Silver Wing which is blown away, and Pikachu uses Thunder on Blastoise at Gold's command. Blastoise is eventually beaten, although Slowking's cave is ruined. Suddenly, a mysterious creature appears.
==Major events==
* Gold and Chris are wreaked on the Whirl Islands.
* Gold and Chris meet a talking Slowking.
* Gold and Chris defeat Blastoise.
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
* 
* 
* 
==Characters==
===Humans===
* 
* 
===Pokémon===
* ()
* ('s)
* ()
* ('s)
* ('s)
* ('s; ×6)
* ('s)
* 
* (multiple)
* 
* 
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GB20

A Serious Crisis!! The Battle With The Lugia (Japanese: 絶体絶命!!　ルギアとの戦い Desperate Situation!! The Battle With Lugia) is the twentieth chapter of the Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys manga.
==Plot==
Lugia suddenly appears and challenges the two of them to a battle. Gold tries to reason with it and explains that they need to go to Cianwood City to cure Ampharos. However, Lugia still insists on a battle and Slowking says that they must stay until they defeat Lugia. Gold has Pikachu use since Lugia is a Flying type Pokémon, but it does not affect Lugia. Croconow and Cyndaquil both try to use and but Lugia only restores itself, much to Chris' dismay. Gold and Chris manage to escape by diving through Slowking's pond. They try to form a strategy to win before Lugia sees them. Chris figures that Lugia is made of gas based on it having been affected by both the Water and Fire-type attacks, and guesses that it having been in rock was due to a water weakness. They then try to locate lava on the island to defeat Lugia. Lugia suddenly appears and compliments them on their discovery, and gives them the option to be spared but kept on the island or to die with it in the lava beneath the island on their feet. Gold refuses to be kept on the island, as Ampharos needs the medicine. Lugia crushes the island. Gold tells Remoraid and Croconaw to use Water Gun on their feet. Chris tries to help with Wooper. Suddenly, Lugia to their surprise is lying unharmed. It is revealed that the "Lugia" they battled was illusionary. Slowking reveals that the place is subterranean and that Lugia keeps the island standing. Lugia also explains that it guards the island and that it is unwell. It then offers them anything they want. They ask Lugia to bring them to Cianwood City. The illusionary Lugia carries them, as Lugia, Slowking, Blastoise and some Sunflora wave to them. Chris wonders if they will ever return to the Whirl Islands, and Gold wants to battle Lugia again in the future.
==Major events==
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
* 
==Characters==
===Humans===
* 
* 
===Pokémon===
* ()
* ('s)
* ()
* ('s)
* ('s)
* 
* 
* (×3)
* 
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GB21

The Secret of the Fighting Type Pokémon (Japanese: かくとうポケモンの極意 The Secret of the Fighting Pokémon) is the twenty first chapter of the Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys manga.
==Plot==
Having arrived in Cianwood City, Gold and Chris part ways with Lugia. Gold wonders were the pharmacy is. Gold's Tyrogue uses to keep a Pokémon from rolling. Chuck praises Gold and does the rest of the job. Chuck's Poliwrath gets hurt when the Pokémon's owner rolls on top of it and Chuck. Chuck brings out a SecretPotion. Gold and Chris are enthusiastic and tell him why they came but he explains that the pharmacy was closed. Gold acts as a Gym Leader. Black later comes to challenge. His Xatu gang up on Gold Tyrogue and use Peck. However, Gold manages to win: Black calls his Xatu "weakling" and swears not to lose next time. Eusine suddenly appears and says Gold's Pikachu is his from the future.
==Major events==
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
* 
==Characters==
===Humans===
* 
* 
* 
* Chuck
* Eusine
===Pokémon===
* ()
* ()
* ('s)
* ()
* ('s)
* ()
* ('s)
* (Chuck's)
* (Chuck's)
* 
* 
* 
* 
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GB22

Farewell To Pikachu?! (Japanese: ピカチュウとの別れ!? Farewell To Pikachu!?) is the twenty second chapter of the Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys manga.
==Plot==
==Major events==
* Eusine explains how and why he sent back in time.
* refuses to hand Pikachu to Eusine.
* Chuck declares a battle to decide who gets to keep Pikachu.
* Gold and send the SecretPotion to Olivine City.
* Gold battles Eusine and wins, getting to keep Pikachu.
* unseals the Black Tyranitar, which goes on a rampage.
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
* 
* (Black Tyranitar)
==Characters==
===Humans===
* 
* 
* 
* Chuck
* Eusine
* Morty (flashback)
* Bill (flashback)
===Pokémon===
* ()
* ()
* ('s)
* ()
* ('s)
* ()
* ('s)
* ('s)
* ('s)
* ('s)
* ('s)
* ('s)
* ('s)
* (Chuck's)
* (Eusine's; debut)
* (Black Tyranitar; debut)
* (delivery service's)
* (fantasy)
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GB23

Let's Fight for the Future!! (Japanese: ともに戦おう!!　未来のために Let's Battle Together!! For the Future) is the twenty-third and final chapter of the Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys manga.
==Plot==
==Major events==
* The Black Tyranitar destroys the Cianwood Gym.
* begins fading away, as the appearance of the Black Tyranitar threatens to alter the future.
* , Chuck, and Eusine attack the Black Tyranitar together, but are easily defeated.
* Jasmine and the Trainers from Olivine City arrive to help.
* The Black Tyranitar tries to escape to Olivine City, but is stopped by .
* Gold tries to capture the Black Tyranitar with his Level Ball, but fails.
* With 's support, Gold successfully captures and seals the Black Tyranitar away once again.
* Gold and continue their journey together.
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
==Characters==
===Humans===
* 
* 
* 
* Chuck
* Jasmine
* Eusine
* citizens
* s
* Kurt (flashback)
===Pokémon===
* ()
* ()
* ('s)
* ()
* ('s)
* ('s)
* ('s)
* ('s)
* ('s)
* ('s)
* ('s)
* (Chuck's)
* (Chuck's)
* ()
* (Jasmine's; Akari)
* (Eusine's)
* (Eusine's)
* (Eusine's)
* (Black Tyranitar)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (Trainer's)
* (delivery service's)
* 
* 
* 
* 
* (flashback)
* (flashback)
* (flashback)
* (flashback)
* (flashback)
* (flashback)
* (flashback)
* (flashback)
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GDZ01

Shu and Pikachu's Debut! (Japanese: シュウ&ピカチュウ登場! Enter Shu & Pikachu!) is the first chapter of the Pokémon: Yeah! I Got Pokémon! manga.
==Plot==
Shu is a young boy who lives in the Pokémon World. In this world, humans and Pokémon live together in harmony. Shu is on a journey to complete the Pokédex with his partner, , who he can speak to with headset device called the Income. With the device, the two have become very close friends. Pikachu tells Shu that all he knows is how to show off. Shu tells Pikachu to shut up, which angers Pikachu into fighting with him.
Later, the two come across a group of wild and . Shu checks his Pokédex, which states that Caterpie evolves into and its natural predator is . Shu decides to capture the Caterpie before it becomes food for a Wild Pidgey. He sends out Pikachu to attack, but much to his shock, it jumps into a bag and takes a nap instead. When Shu yells at it to wake up, Pikachu states that it's tired and suggests that Shu capture the Caterpie by himself. Angered, Shu takes up the offer and goes to capture the Caterpie.
For his first attempt, Shu attempts to weaken the Caterpie by throwing a stone at it. Caterpie easily knocks the stone by smacking it with its tail. For his second attempt, Shu attempts to trap the Caterpie within a butterfly net. The tactic fails when Caterpie retaliates by covering Shu in . Pikachu notes how the tables have turned. For his third attempt, Shu covers himself in a large amount of leaves. He attempts to lure the Caterpie over to him by trying to convince it that he is food. 
The Caterpie rushes over to Shu, but sends him flying and eats the leaves that fell off of Shu's body. Shu refuses to give up and notes that since it's eating, Caterpie is distracted. He takes this time to make something from the cover of tall grass. For his fourth attempt, he approaches the Caterpie while wearing a Caterpie disguise. The Caterpie is fooled by this, leaving it open for Shu to throw a Poké Ball and capture it. He celebrates his victory, only to be attacked by a group of wild Pidgey, who carry his suit into the air with Shu inside. When trying to convince the Pidgey that he's not their food, Shu calls out to Pikachu for help.
Pikachu immediately wakes and shocks the Pidgey with an Electric attack, causing them to drop Shu. Shu and Pikachu celebrate only to realize that they are still in the air. After crash landing on the ground, Shu yells at Pikachu for not coming up with a plan to save him. Pikachu yells back at Shu for being ungrateful that it saved his life. While they continue to argue, the Pokédex reveals Caterpie's data has been saved onto it.
==Major events==
* Shu attempts and succeeds in capturing a .
* saves Shu from a flock of wild .
===Debuts===
====Humans====
* Shu
====Pokémon debuts====
* ()
* 
* 
* 
* 
==Characters==
===Humans===
* Shu
===Pokémon===
* ()
* (Shu's; new)
* 
* (multiple)
* (multiple)
==In other languages==
Category:Pokémon: Yeah! I Got Pokémon! chapters
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GDZ02

A Powerful Opponent, Venusaur! (Japanese: 強敵・フシギバナ! Fierce Foe, !) is the second chapter of the Pokémon: Yeah! I Got Pokémon! manga.
==Plot==
Shu and Pikachu are lost, having wandered off the beaten path when suddenly they encounter a wild Venusaur. Shu is intimidated, however he still intends to catch it and calls on Pikachu's help. As Pikachu gets into the fray, he tells Shu to stand back because it's dangerous. He uses his attack to no avail, thus resorting to , also with no luck. Shu tells Pikachu to fall back and retreat because the difference in level is too severe, however Pikachu refuses to back down, taking a beating from the Venusaur. Pikachu claims that he still has a secret finishing move in store, the Funny Face attack! Unfortunately, it has no effect other than making Venusaur even more angry than before. As the attacks become ever more fierce, Shu jumps in to shield Pikachu from further attacks. Pikachu tells Shu off saying that he told him to stay back, but Shu argues that there was no way he could just stand there while Pikachu was in that much pain. Venusaur is touched by this amazing friendship between human and Pokémon and decides to leave of its own volition. As Shu and Pikachu wonder where Venusaur went, Pikachu suggests that maybe the Funny Face attack actually worked, causing them both to laugh.
And so, Shu and Pikachu may not have obtained the Venusaur, however they have something so much better, a lasting friendship.
==Major events==
* Shu and battle a , but are unable to catch it.
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
==Characters==
===Humans===
* Shu
===Pokémon===
* ()
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
==In other languages==
Category:Pokémon: Yeah! I Got Pokémon! chapters
zh:GDZ02
GDZ03

A Match For Pokémon (Japanese: ポケモンゲット勝負だ!! Pokémon Catching Match!!) is the third chapter of the Pokémon: Yeah! I Got Pokémon! manga.
==Plot==
Pikachu has just finished weakening a Venomoth for Shu, but Shu's aim with his Poké Balls is so atrocious that he is unable to catch it. Eventually, before he can catch it another Poké Ball on a string swoops in and captures it. Shu is furious and demands to know who the person who caught the Venomoth is. He introduces himself as Tomio, and tells Shu that is he couldn't even catch the Venomoth, he should give up as a Trainer as he releases said Venomoth back into the wild. Shu asks him why he went and released it all of a sudden and Tomio explains that this is a Practice Zone for catching Pokémon. Shu pauses for a moment before starting up again asking Tomio who does he think he is telling a Trainer who has a Pokédex which is eventually completed. However Tomio replies that with such a poor attempt at getting that Venomoth, he really should just quit. Pikachu agrees that Shu's performance was pretty pathetic, and so Shu challenges Tomio to a Pokémon Catching Match. Whoever gets the most Pokémon by sundown wins. Tomio agrees to the match on the condition that if he wins, Shu must dispose of his Pokédex. And in return, if he loses, he will allow Shu to have his custom ball.
As sundown eventually approaches, Shu has caught 19 Pokémon. One more will make it an even 20. It is that this point that he finds a wild Nidoran♂. He plans to catch it before realizing that its leg is injured, so instead he treats it and lets it free. As a result, the outcome of the match is determined. Shu has caught 19 Pokémon, and Tomio has caught 20. As Shu is about to reluctantly dispose of the Pokédex, Nidoran♂ returns, evening the score! And not only that, but several of its relatives have appeared too! Shu thus wins the match, however he refuses to accept Tomio's Poké Ball as he prefers to do things his own way. And so, as they say their farewells to Tomio, Nidoran♂ joins Shu and Pikachu on their journey.
==Major events==
*Shu gets a .
===Debuts===
====Humans====
* Tomio
====Pokémon debuts====
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
==Characters==
===Humans===
* Shu
* Tomio
===Pokémon===
* ()
* (Shu's; new)
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
==In other languages==
Category:Pokémon: Yeah! I Got Pokémon! chapters
zh:GDZ03
GDZ04

The Raining Crystal Ball (Japanese: 雨ふりの水晶玉 Crystal Orb of Rainfall) is the fourth chapter of the Pokémon: Yeah! I Got Pokémon! manga.
==Plot==
Shu and Pikachu have been caught in a downpour. As Shu complains, Pikachu replies that there's no helping it considering the fact it's the rainy season. The rain suddenly then stops, leaving them in a sudden blazing drought. As the two of them start to feel the need for water, they come across a forest. Shu says that there has to be water there, however the lake there seems to have dried and all the Pokémon are dehydrating. It is at this point that Shu and Pikachu meet a girl named Ryuko, who requests Shu's assistance in finding a precious orb she lost. Shu replies that he can't waste time on an orb while the Pokémon are in this state, to which Ryuko replies that once the orb is found, rain shall come. Shu asks if this is true and immediately agrees to help, with him and Nidoran♂ searching while Pikachu and Caterpie do what they can to help the Pokémon with water in the meantime.
As Shu searches for the orb, he picks up a Voltorb and asks if it will do. But Ryuko goes on to explain that's it's a Blue Crystal Orb that belongs to her god. After a number of hours or searching, Ryuko collapses, also around this time Pikachu and Caterpie are no longer able to help the Pokémon stay hydrated. Shu knows that if things go on at this rate, terrible things will happen and decides to try digging for water using his bare hands. However, as he works his hands raw, no water is found. He then asks himself as to whether it was a futile task to try to save the Pokémon to begin with before he starts to cry, shedding a single tear. As the tear hits the ground, it forms into a Blue Crystal Orb which he presents to Ryuko. She thanks him for all his hard work and tells him that now the rain shall fall. Shu asks what exactly she plans to do as she apologizes for deceiving him and shows her true form, Dragonair. As the rain begins to fall, Dragonair explains that her power to bring rain lies within the orb on her neck, and that without it she was powerless to do anything, however now she is able to bring the rain once more thanks to Shu's kind heart and his desire to save the Pokémon. And despite the fact that earlier that day both Shu and Pikachu were cursing the rain that came upon them, right now it is a blessing.
==Major events==
* Shu meets Ryuko.
===Debuts===
====Humans====
* Ryuko
====Pokémon debuts====
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* (Ryuko)
==Characters==
===Humans===
* Shu
* Ryuko
===Pokémon===
* ()
* (Shu's)
* (Shu's)
* (Ryuko)
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
==In other languages==
Category:Pokémon: Yeah! I Got Pokémon! chapters
zh:GDZ04
GDZ05

A Mischievous Wartortle (Japanese: いたずらカメール Mischievous ) is the fifth chapter of the Pokémon: Yeah! I Got Pokémon! manga.
==Plot==
Shu and Pikachu have arrived at the beach, where they find a group of kids beating up a Wartortle. Shu tells them to knock it off, although they reply that it's been causing trouble for people and that it deserves this, Shu insists they leave it alone. The other kids reluctantly comply, telling Shu that an outsider couldn't possibly understand the situation. As Shu picks up the Wartortle to comfort it, it lets off a massive blast of water sending them blasting off into the distance. As Shu and Wartortle come to a crash landing on a small island, Shu is attacked with a by the laughing Wartortle. He tells Wartortle that it'll pay for that and he calls upon Pikachu. Only to realize that Pikachu was still on the mainland with the rest of his stuff. He chases after the Wartortle, before running right off a cliff, barely getting his hand to grasp onto a ledge. However, he is still helpless for the moment until Pikachu turns up, along with all his stuff. Finally getting himself geared up, he uses his Pokémon to weaken the Wartortle before catching it. Just after accomplishing this, the island begins to move... It's actually a giant Blastoise! Blastoise is glad that Wartortle finally has its own Trainer as for a while it has desired to travel with humans and it decides to take Shu and Pikachu back to shore.
==Major events==
*Shu catches a .
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
* 
* 
==Characters==
===Humans===
* Shu
* Kids
===Pokémon===
* ()
* (Shu's)
* (Shu's)
* (Shu's; new)
* 
==In other languages==
Category:Pokémon: Yeah! I Got Pokémon! chapters
zh:GDZ05
GDZ06

The Challenge at Celadon University! (Japanese: タマムシ大学にちょうせん! Taking on University!) is the sixth chapter of the Pokémon: Yeah! I Got Pokémon! manga.
==Plot==
Shu and Pikachu have arrived at Celadon University. Shu plans to explore the campus, however first he must correctly answer a question asked by the gatekeeper. "What is the name of this gate?" Shu notes that there is an image of a Charizard on the gate and wonders if it might be the "Charizard Gate", however he instead settles on "". However he is told that this is incorrect and is told to look closer at the Charizard's face, and he notices that the Charizard's eyes look like a transformed Ditto's. Shu changes his answer to the "" and is permitted entrance. As he explores the campus, he is asked different questions by members of different research departments.
Eventually he arrives at the campus hospital where a Machamp in the middle of treatment has gone berserk and has gone on a rampage. Pikachu tries to stop it with a to no avail. As Machamp continues its rampage it smashes a fish tank containing a Magikarp which Shu leaps in to protect. As Machamp pounds on Shu, one of the researchers tells him to abandon the Magikarp and come to safety. However Shu refuses, because while Magikarp may be useless, he can't abandon a Pokémon in danger. Magikarp then suddenly unleashes a attack, sending Machamp flying. After Magikarp is placed in a new tank, the researchers explain that this Magikarp is a rare specimen that could supposedly use the Dragon Rage attack, however since it hadn't displayed any power previously they were close to giving up on ever getting proof. But thanks to Shu it became motivated to show its true power. As thanks, Shu is presented with a special school badge representing a Magikarp and Gyarados. The researchers explain that it symbolizes how no matter who you are anything can be accomplished with great effort and that they're sure that Shu shall grow to become a fine Trainer.
==Major events==
===Debuts===
====Humans====
* Imakuni?
====Pokémon debuts====
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
==Characters==
===Humans===
* Shu
* Imakuni?
* Celadon University staff
===Pokémon===
* ()
* 
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* 
* 
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* 
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* 
==In other languages==
Category:Pokémon: Yeah! I Got Pokémon! chapters
it:GDZ06
zh:GDZ06
GDZ07

Down with the "Kick Fighter" (Japanese: "辻げり"たいじだ! Confronting the "Streetkicker"!) is the seventh chapter of the Pokémon: Yeah! I Got Pokémon! manga.
==Plot==
As night begins to fall, Shu and are nearing a town when suddenly Pikachu tells Shu to look out as a foot goes straight for his head.
Later as Shu recovers, he and Pikachu hear from the townspeople that at night someone known as the "Kick Fighter" goes around attacking people. The Kick Fighter's identity is unknown, however it's said that its shape isn't human. Shu decides that he and Pikachu should investigate into this. The next day Shu goes out seeking the Kick Fighter and confirms its identity as a . He challenges Hitmonlee to a duel with the condition that if he wins, Hitmonlee will stop kicking people in the street. During the match Shu double teams Hitmonlee with Pikachu and , eventually causing it to tangle itself in its own legs. With a and combo, Hitmonlee is defeated.
Shu tells Hitmonlee that he can recognize that the two of them are the same, both want to become stronger, however there's things one can't achieve alone. And so he asks Hitmonlee to join him, and Hitmonlee accepts. However, training a Hitmonlee isn't as easy as it looks.
==Major events==
* Shu a .
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
* 
==Characters==
===Humans===
* Shu
* Townspeople
===Pokémon===
* ()
* (Shu's)
* (Shu's)
* (Shu's; new)
==Trivia==
===Errors===
* is erroneously translated as .
==In other languages==
Category:Pokémon: Yeah! I Got Pokémon! chapters
it:GDZ07
zh:GDZ07