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Pokémon 2.B.A. Master (book)

Pokémon 2.B.A. Master is a book of sheet music featuring songs from the soundtrack album of the same name. It contains the entire album arranged to be played on a .
==Song list==
# Pokémon Theme
# Together Forever
# Pokérap
# 2.B.A. Master
# What Kind of Pokémon Are You?
# Everything Changes
# The Time Has Come (Pikachu's Goodbye)
# You Can Do It (If You Really Try) 
# My Best Friends
# Misty's Song
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# Double Trouble (Team Rocket)
# Pokémon (Dance Mix)
==Trivia==
*This book also includes eight full-color pullouts featuring official artwork and scenes from .
==External links==
* Book on Music Dispatch (Archived)
==Related articles==
* Pokémon 2.B.A. Master
* Pokémon 2.B.A. Master: Recorder Fun!
* Pokémon Five-Finger Piano
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Pokémon 25: The Album

Pokémon 25: The Album is an album for the twenty-fifth anniversary of Pokémon featuring a total of 14 tracks by 11 artists from the P25 Music program. It was released digitally on October 15, 2021.
==Tracklist==
No.	Track Title 	Artist
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2 	Phases (with ) 	
3 	Take It Home 	
4 	Believing 	
5 	Ten Cuidado 	
6 	Wonderful 	
7 	Got 'Em 	
8 	Game Girl 	
9 	Art Show 	
10 	Only Wanna Be With You (Pokémon 25 Version)	
11 	Reconnect (feat. Daichi Yamamoto & ) 	Yaffle
12 	Take It Home (ZHU Remix) 	Mabel
13 	Wonderful (ZHU Remix) 	Cyn
14 	Got ’Em (ZHU Remix) 	Vince Staples
==In other languages==
==Trivia==
* On January 14, 2021, Universal Music Singapore announced that the album would feature 11 original songs by 11 artists and be released on October 16, 2021, prior to the announcement from The Pokémon Company International on February 27, 2021. The tweet has since been deleted."Can you believe it? Pokémon is celebrating its 25th Anniversary this year! 😱 To celebrate, we’ve partnered together to bring an all-star team of 11 artists to release 11 original songs in one stunning album on October 16. And first up, it’s none other than Katy Perry! Stay tuned 😉" - Universal Music Singapore (Facebook (archived), Twitter (archived))
==References==
==Related articles==
Category:English CDs
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Pokémon 25: The Blue EP

Pokémon 25: The Blue EP is an EP that was released as part of the P25 Music program for the twenty-fifth anniversary of Pokémon. It was released digitally on August 20, 2021. It features remixes of the three tracks by three artists from Pokémon 25: The Red EP by , which were included on the digital edition of Pokémon 25: The Album.
==Tracklist==
No.	Track Title 	Artist	
1 	Take It Home (ZHU Remix) 	, ZHU 	2:51
2 	Wonderful (ZHU Remix) 	, ZHU 	3:39
3 	Got 'Em (ZHU Remix) (feat. )	, ZHU 	3:54
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Pokémon 25: The Red EP

Pokémon 25: The Red EP is an EP released as part of the P25 Music program for the twenty-fifth anniversary of Pokémon. It was released digitally on August 6, 2021. It features three tracks by three artists, all of which were included on Pokémon 25: The Album.
==Tracklist==
No.	Track Title 	Artist	Duration
1 	Take It Home	 	2:47
2 	Wonderful 	 	2:53
3 	Got 'Em 	 	2:54
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Pokémon 3: The Ultimate Soundtrack

Pokémon 3: The Ultimate Soundtrack is the English soundtrack to the third Pokémon movie, Spell of the Unown: Entei. It was released in the United States on April 3, 2001 by . It has also been released in German, Danish, Dutch and Swedish.
The CD also contains two music videos—the opening battle from the movie with Pokémon Johto (Movie Version), and Pokérap GS—which can be viewed by putting the CD into a computer. Many of the songs were sung by and can also be found on the Totally Pokémon CD.
In , this album was available in a 2-disc bundle with 's score.
The album is available on Spotify.
==Tracklist==
No.	Track Title 	Artist	Composer
1 	Pokémon Johto (Movie Version) 	 	
2 	To Know the Unknown 	 	
3 	Pikachu (I Choose You) 	 	
4 	All We Wanna Do 	 	
5 	He Drives Me Crazy 	 	
6 	You & Me & Pokémon 	 	
7 	Song of Jigglypuff 	 	
8 	Pokérap GS 	 	
9 	Two Perfect Girls 	 	
10 	Pokémon Johto (TV version) 	 	
11 	Biggest Part of My Life 	 	
12 	Medley From "Spell Of The Unown"	 	John Loeffler and Ralph Schuckett
13 	Pikachu (I Choose You) (Karaoke)	 	
14 	Song Of Jigglypuff (Karaoke) 	 	
15 	You & Me & Pokémon (Karaoke) 	 	
==Trivia==
* This is the only Pokémon CD that has been released in .
* All but three of the songs on this album can be obtained on other albums.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
==Related articles==
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Category:Movie soundtracks
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Pokémon 4Ever: The Voice of the Forest Sticker Storybook

Pokémon 4Ever: The Voice of the Forest Sticker Storybook is written by Tracey West. It is a sticker activity book based on the movie of the same name. The story retells the events of the movie and contains several stickers allowing a reader to illustrate the story themselves. It was published by Scholastic and is 32 pages in length.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
 has been captured! An evil villain wants to use the / Pokémon's power to rule the world. Now, , , and their friends must find Celebi and return it to its rightful place in the forest before it's too late.
==Major events==
===Debuts===
==Characters==
===Humans===
* 
===Pokémon===
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Pokémon 4Koma

Pokémon 4Koma (Japanese: ポケモン4コマ Pokémon 4Koma) is a term describing Pokémon manga that are told in four-panel comic strips. There are several 4Koma format Pokémon manga series made by different creators in different styles. Generally, 4Koma manga are chiefly gag-focused, and often each individual strip simply builds up to a punchline. Despite this, some 4Koma manga feature recurring characters and a continuous story, however, even these series generally rely on gags as a method of storytelling.
There is also a style known as 2Koma (Japanese: 2コマ) which is presented in a similar format, but are two-panel comics rather than four-panel comics, as the name suggests.
==List of Pokémon 4Koma manga==
* Pokémon Colosseum 4Koma Special
* Pokémon Pocket Comics: Classic
* Pokémon 4Koma DX
* Pokémon 4Koma Theater
* Pokémon 4Koma Gag Theater
* Pokémon 4Koma Encyclopedia
* Pokémon 4Koma Encyclopedia Gold and Silver
* Pokémon 4Koma Encyclopedia (Generation III)
* Pokémon 4Koma Encyclopedia Gag Stars
* Pokémon 4Koma Encyclopedia Diamond and Pearl
* Pokémon 4Koma Encyclopedia Special
* Pokémon 4Koma Gag Battle
* Pokémon 4Koma Fun Encyclopedia
* Pokémon 4Koma Picture Book
* Pokémon 4Koma School
* Pokémon 4Koma Plaza
* Pokémon Diamond/Pearl 4-koma Theater
* Pokémon Diamond & Pearl 4Koma Comic Compilation
* Pokémon HGSS Laughter 4Koma Comic Compilation
* Pokémon Platinum 4Koma Comic Compilation
* Pokémon Pocket Comics: Black & White
* Pokémon Pocket Comics: Legendary Pokémon
* Pokémon Pocket Comics: XY
* Is It Really Scary? Know the Pokémon
* Get Fired Up! Dragon Type!
* Slowpoke 4Koma manga
==List of Pokémon 2Koma manga==
* Pokémon All Characters 2Koma
* Pokémon Ruby Sapphire 2Koma
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Pokémon 4Koma DX

(Japanese: ポケットモンスター 4コマDX Pokémon 4Koma DX) is a Pokémon 4Koma authored and illustrated by Satomi Nakamura.
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Pokémon 4Koma Encyclopedia (Generation III)

(Japanese: ポケモン4コマ大百科 Pokémon 4Koma Encyclopedia) is a created by Takahiro Yamashita. Each page of the Pokémon 4Koma Encyclopedia manga contains a cartoon depicting a Pokémon, comedically demonstrating a special ability or trait of each Pokémon. It also shows the height, weight and elemental type of each Pokémon, along with official artwork by Ken Sugimori from Generation III.
All the cartoons are presented in National Pokédex order, beginning with .
==List of volumes==
Cover	 	Shogakukan 	Shogakukan 	Pokémon included
 	Volume 1	ISBN 4091480217	July 2004 	1-126 (-)
 	Volume 2	ISBN 4091480225	September 1, 2004	
 	Volume 3	ISBN 4091480233	October 1, 2004 	
 	Volume 4	ISBN 4091480241	August 1, 2005 	
 	Volume 5	ISBN 4091480462	June 1, 2006 	
==Characters==
* Red (based on )
* Green (based on )
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Pokémon 4Koma Encyclopedia Diamond and Pearl

(Japanese: ポケモン4コマ大百科 ダイヤモンド・パール Pokémon 4Koma Encyclopedia: Diamond and Pearl) is a one-volume Pokémon manga created by Takahiro Yamashita. It is based on the series.
==Publications==
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Pokémon 4Koma Encyclopedia Gag Stars

(Japanese: ポケモン4コマ大百科ギャグスターズ Pokémon 4Koma Encyclopedia Gag Stars) is a Pokémon 4Koma written by Takahiro Yamashita.
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zh:宝可梦4格大百科搞笑明星
Pokémon 4Koma Encyclopedia Gold and Silver

(Japanese: ポケモン4コマ大百科 金・銀 Pokémon 4Koma Encyclopedia: Gold and Silver) is a one-volume Pokémon manga created by Takahiro Yamashita. It is based on .
==Publications==
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Pokémon 4Koma Gag Battle

(Japanese: ポケットモンスター　４コマギャグバトル Pokémon 4Koma Gag Battle) is a four-panel gag featuring Pokémon, released in October 28, 1996 and was created by Yuuki Shinichi, Tsushima Naoto and Onodera Kouji. The manga was released from Publishing Co.
==Characters==
* : the protagonist, based on 
* : Red's rival, based on 
==Publications==
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Pokémon 4Koma Gag Theater

(Japanese: ポケモン4コマギャグ劇場 Pokémon 4Koma Gag Theater) is a Pokémon 4Koma created by 姫野かげまる Kagemaru Himeno. It was originally published in Bessatsu CoroCoro Comic Special from August 1997 to June 1999.
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Pokémon 4Koma School

(Japanese: ポケモン４コマ Pokémon 4Koma School) is a Pokémon 4Koma created by Takahiro Yamashita. Each volume is 192 pages long.
==List of volumes==
Cover	 	Shogakukan 	Shogakukan
 	Volume 1	ISBN 9784091414984	December 28, 2012
 	Volume 2	ISBN 9784091416797	July 26, 2013
 	Volume 3	ISBN 9784091421357	January 28, 2016
 	Volume 4	ISBN 9784091425959	December 27, 2017
 	Volume 5	ISBN 9784091430205	April 26, 2019
 	Volume 6	ISBN 9784091433008	April 28, 2021
 	Volume 7	ISBN 9784091435583	October 28, 2022
 	Volume 8	ISBN 9784091437013	March 28, 2024
==External links==
* Weekly CoroCoro Comics
* Volume 1 on Shogakukan's website
* Volume 2 on Shogakukan's website
* Volume 3 on Shogakukan's website
* Volume 4 on Shogakukan's website
* Volume 5 on Shogakukan's website
* Volume 6 on Shogakukan's website
* Volume 7 on Shogakukan's website
* Volume 8 on Shogakukan's website
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Pokémon 4Koma Theater

(Japanese: ポケットモンスター 4コママンガ劇場 Pokémon 4Koma Theater) is a Pokémon 4Koma series.
==List of volumes==
Cover	 	Enix 	Enix
 	Volume 1	ISBN 4870259222	October 1, 1996
 	Volume 2	ISBN 4870259461	March 1, 1997
 	Volume 3	ISBN 4870259737	July 1, 1997
 	Volume 4	ISBN 4870256750	October 9, 1997
 	Volume 5	ISBN 4870256924	December 1, 1997
Category:Pokémon 4Koma
ja:ポケットモンスター4コママンガ劇場
zh:宝可梦4格漫画剧场
Pokémon Abode

Pokémon Abode is a now defunct Pokémon site.
Together with Universal Pokémon Network, The PokéMasters and Bulbagarden, Pokémon Abode formed a partnership known as the Anti-Spammer Alliance from 1999-2000. After the dissolution of these websites' original communities, the group became retroactively known as the Big Four, as they were generally considered to be the largest and most active Pokémon forums of their day.
==History==
It was started in 1997 by Ryan Dumlao, who ran the site under the alias "PokeAbode Man". It began in earnest as a small information-only site on Tripod.com, but once a UBB-based forum was established on a third-party message board network, the site began to flourish. By 1999, the site expanded to its own domain at pokemonabode.com, with a dedicated server and full UBB-based forum with several subforums. The community around it grew to a large size, with upwards of a million pageviews per day. Upon expansion, PokeAbode Man brought on his only other collaborator on the site, Raichupacabra, as the Staff Artist and daily contributor.
At this time, the site was incorporated into the IGN.com network as an IGN Affiliate, which helped to fund the growing costs of running the website. The partnership grew Pokemon Abode's reach even further, as it integrated its news/announcements into IGN's system. They were also able to give extensive coverage during E3 conferences as a result of IGN's affiliation.
Due to its large size and competition with other large Pokémon sites, a budding rivalry with the Universal Pokémon Network grew between the respective sites' message board communities. While sometimes volatile, the sites demonstrated the strong following of both the Pokémon franchise and the Pokémon web communities.
The site created a few spin-off sites as subdomains, notably Laughing OnLine, which created the infamous "WAZZUP" Budweiser parody video featuring Pokémon characters, and AbodeWorks Games which featured two Windows-based Pokémon fan games programmed by PokeAbode Man.
By the middle of the dot-com-bomb of 2000/2001, IGN's parent company Snowball had IPO'd and crashed; ad revenue from IGN's affiliate network dropped sharply to the point that costs for the servers exceeded income for the site, and PokeAbode Man was forced to shutter the site around the end of 2001.
==Webmaster==
The site was created and ran in its entirety by Ryan Dumlao, who was in middle school and high school during its life. Under the alias "PokeAbode Man", he was very involved in the Pokémon Abode forum community, but delegated responsibility and autonomy of the forums to several moderators on the forum. After the site closed in 2001, he continued on to study electrical engineering at UC San Diego and UCLA and is still active in the web development community today.
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Pokémon Action Flipz (Premier Edition)

Pokémon Action Flipz are a series of "lenticular action collectibles" made by Artbox in 1999. Each Action Flipz consists of a lenticular image, usually of a Pokémon and its evolution. In total, there are 45 Action Flipz in the set: 40 regular Action Flipz, four Special Flipz, and one Rare Flipz. In addition, there are 24 stickers included in the set, all also available in the Artbox Pokémon sticker series.
At the time of the Pokémon Action Flipz's release, customers could send two empty packets of Action Flipz and a nominal fee in exchange for a special collector's album. The album was also available at retail shops.
==Pokémon Action Flipz==
===Regular Action Flipz===
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===Rare Flipz===
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Pokémon Action Flipz Series One

Pokémon Action Flipz Series One is the second set of Pokémon Action Flipz made by Artbox, following the . In this set, there are a total of 90 Action Flipz to collect: 80 regular Action Flipz and 10 3-D Chase. In addition there are 54 stickers in the set: 18 Chromium stickers, 18 Holochrome stickers, and 18 Prism stickers, some of which are similar to the Artbox Pokémon sticker series.
These Action Flipz were sold in individual packets. One packet contained four Flipz (with a chance of one of them being a 3-D Chase) and one sticker.
==Pokémon Action Flipz==
===Regular Action Flipz===
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===3-D Chase===
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S-9 	 	James
S-10 	 	Jessie
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Pokémon Activities Committee

The Pokémon Activities Committee, occasionally referred to as Contest Committee, is an -exclusive organization and the governing body for Pokémon Contests. It was first mentioned in All Things Bright and Beautifly! and it has been referenced in a number of since then.
It is presided by Raoul Contesta and its functions are similar to those of the Pokémon League, which regulates Pokémon Gyms and organizes the regional Pokémon League Conferences for registered s.
==Purpose==
The mission of the Pokémon Activities Committee is to organize and coordinate Pokémon Contests and Grand Festival tournaments all over the Pokémon world. Its events and activities are held in the Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, and Unova regions and are intended to showcase the style and skill of through visually impressive performances and battles. Additionally, the committee is in charge of establishing and enforcing the rules regarding Pokémon Contests and related events.
Aside from regular Pokémon Contests, the organization also holds the annual Wallace Cup competition in association with Contest Master Wallace. The Wallace Cup is a special tournament whose prize, the coveted , can be used to enter the Grand Festival of any region. It takes place in a different location each time and it has Wallace serving as its main promoter and as one of the judges.
The Pokémon Contest Grand Festival Planning Committee, a branch of the organization responsible for drawing up plans for the Grand Festival, was mentioned during a news report in Fighting Ire with Fire!. Members of the committee include Mr. Contesta, fellow judge Mr. Sukizo, and master of ceremonies Marian.
Since their inception, the organized by the Pokémon Activities Committee have become increasingly popular, attracting a large number of fans to Contest Halls and being broadcast live on television. These events have also been credited for introducing a new form of communication between people and their Pokémon.
The Ribbon Cup, a trophy made of pure gold, which is given along with the title of Top Coordinator to the winner of the Grand Festival, has the official seal of the Contest Committee in its interior. As revealed in The Ribbon Cup Caper, the intent behind this is to easily set apart an actual Ribbon Cup from a fake one.
Due to his position as Chief of the Pokémon Activities Committee, Mr. Contesta serves as the Head Judge for Pokémon Contests and all related events. He is usually the first one to comment on a Pokémon's performance and battle skills, as well as the one to hand out the prize Ribbon to the winning Pokémon Coordinator.
==Trivia==
* Although no counterpart to the Pokémon Activities Committee is known to exist in the Pokémon Adventures , Lisia mentioned in Salamence Evolves that a man by the name of Burn Watts serves as Hoenn's Pokémon Contest sponsor and is in charge of discussing ideas on how to improve these competitions, a position which draws parallels with Mr. Contesta's occupation.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
* Pokémon Fan Club
* Pokémon League
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Pokémon Activity Book (1999)

Pokémon Activity Book is an activity book which contains various kinds of Pokémon puzzle games based on Generation I Pokémon. It is suitable for children from 9 to 12 years old. It was published by Troll Communications on August 10, 1999 and is 44 pages in length.Pokemon: Gotta Catch 'em All Activity Book: Amazon.ca: Teitelbaum: Books (retrieved February 23, 2010)
==Blurb==
This activity book contains different types of games including math puzzles, word puzzles and a wide collection of games for children. Some basic information about Generation I Pokémon is also provided in this book.
==References==
Category:Activity books
Pokémon Activity Book (2009)

Pokémon Activity Book is an activity book full of Pokémon stickers, games and puzzles mostly based on Sinnoh Pokémon. It was published by Prima Games on February 11, 2009 and is 80 pages in length.Pokémon Activity Book: Amazon.ca: Prima Games: Books (retrieved Feb 23, 2010)
==Blurb==
This modern version of Pokémon activity book contains more than 100 stickers of Sinnoh Pokémon. Along with that word searches, panoramas, connect the dots, coded messages, crosswords, math puzzles, spelling challenges, line games, pictures to color, matching games, writing games, mazes, word jumbles, hidden messages and dozens of game types with Pokémon themes are also included in this activity book.
==References==
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Pokémon Advanced Action Cards

Pokémon Advanced Action Cards are a series of Pokémon cards made by Cards Inc. in 2004. There are 108 total cards in the set, each with a lenticular hologram. The holograms often feature a Pokémon and its evolution, however, if the Pokémon featured does not evolve, it is instead shown in different poses. There are also five cards featuring characters from . The general concept of Pokémon Advanced Action Cards is similar to .
Pokémon Advanced Action Cards were sold in packets of three and were available in , and . At the time of the Action Cards's release, a customer could send away £4.99 for a special collector's album.
The italian packs had the Panini logo on the front and have cards with Panini logo on the backside. The English packs had Cards Inc. on the front of the pack as well as on the backside of the cards.
==List of Pokémon Advanced Action Cards==
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