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PB28

Licks Everything (Japanese: なんでもなめちゃうベロリンガ) is written by Junko Igarashi and illustrated by Naoyo Kimura. It is the 28th book in the Japanese edition of the Pokémon Tales series. This book is in Japanese and has not been translated into English.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
The Pokémon with a looong tongue, seems to have a mysterious ability. It seems like that looong tongue is hiding a secret. If you read this picture book, that strange power may just grant you happiness. (translated)
"What should I lick today?" licks , ...everyone. When Beroringa thoughtlessly licks a sad-looking , Pukurin... (translated)
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PB29

's Hide and Seek (Japanese: ナゾノクサのかくれんぼ) is written by Kunihiko Yuyama and collage is done by Tomokazu Komiya. In this book, rather than being drawn normally, the pictures are made in a collage style. It is the 29th book in the Japanese edition of the Pokémon Tales series. This book is in Japanese and has not been translated into English.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
The popular Pokémon is quiet and cute. Today, it's playing hide and seek with its friends. While it's hiding, Nazonokusa falls asleep and has a very fun dream. To find out what its dream was, you'll have to read the book. (translated)
While playing hide and seek with everyone, accidentally drifts off to sleep. It goes looking for everyone, but it gets tired and falls asleep again. While Nazonokusa dreams, will the other Pokémon be able to find it? (translated)
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PB30

Jigglypuff's Magic Lullaby (Japanese: プリンちゃんのすてきなゆめ -chan's Lovely Dreams) is written by Megumi Hayashibara and illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno. In English, it is the 11th book in the Pokémon Tales series. In Japanese, it is the 30th book. It is 18 pages long.
==Plot==
Jigglypuff wishes all the Pokémon to listen to its song. So it decides to perform for them. The next day, it tries to perform for , , , , and some other Pokémon. However, all of the Pokémon sleep in the middle of its song. It then sadly walks home. Then Bulbasaur tells it that it heard its song while sleeping. He also tells it that it also saw the secret flower in its dreams. So the next day, Jigglypuff performs for all of the Pokémon so they could dream on what they like while they sleep. At the end of the book, Jigglypuff has a dream about it and all of the other Generation I Pokémon sing in a happy choir.
===Blurb===
 Jigglypuff is a round pink Pokemon who dreams of performing for the other Pokemon. The only problem is, Jigglypuff's songs put everyone to sleep. Can a Pokemon change its tune?
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PB31

The Name's (Japanese: おいらカラカラ) is written and illustrated by Sumiyoshi Kizuki. It is the 31st book in the Japanese edition of the Pokémon Tales series. This book is in Japanese and has not been translated into English.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
 is a somewhat strange Pokémon that wears the bones of animals on its head. It doesn't like groups, so it acts like a lone wolf, but that's not actually what Karakara is really like. The story depicts Karakara as its heart slowly changes. (translated)
The Name's . The Lonely Pokémon. It sleeps whenever it wants, and it doesn't have to worry about people's feelings. It spends every day doing whatever it wants to. But ever since came, Karakara has started wanting friends... (translated)
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PB32

I Want to Become a (Japanese: ぼくカメックスになりたいんだ) is written by Junko Wada and illustrated by Toshinao Aoki. It is the 32nd book in the Japanese edition of the Pokémon Tales series. This book is in Japanese and has not been translated into English.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
You know it, you love it, and finally, makes its first picture book appearance! Protector of the world and the common person, always there to save the day, it's everyone's hero, Kamex. Please feast your eyes on this, Kamex's next big role. (translated)
"No way. I'm not going home. I wanna become a !" The boy follows it everywhere. Poor Kamex doesn't know what to do... (translated)
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PB33

Little (Japanese: ちいさなゴースト) is written and illustrated by Aya Kusube. It is the 33rd book in the Japanese edition of the Pokémon Tales series. This book is in Japanese and has not been translated into English.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
 is a phantom that springs from the darkness to surprise people. But some Ghost are very tiny and cute. It's true. Just read and see for yourself. (translated)
A group of has started playing on a dim street corner. What should we play? Let's play Horrorble Face. It's a staring contest where, if you scare the other person, you win. A little Ghost who's not good at Horrorble Face sneaks away. And then... (translated)
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PB34

Magnemite's Mission (Japanese: コイルのだいぼうけん 's Great Adventure) is written by Yachiyo Numazaki and written and illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi. In English, it is the 18th book in the Pokémon Tales series. In Japanese, it is the 34th book. It is 18 pages long.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
While Magnemite and Jigglypuff are playing together they find a bolt on the ground and determine it must have come from space. Before they know it, both are on a journey through space looking for the owner of the bolt and trying to save the world at the same time!
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PB35

Fly On, Butterfree (Japanese: とべとべバタフリ－ Fly, Butterfree) written by Toshiko Takashi and illustrated by Naoyo Kimura. In English, it is the 7th book in the Pokémon Tales series. In Japanese, it is the 35th book. It is 18 pages long.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
Butterfree surprises everyone by braving a fierce storm to rescue a town of sick Pokémon!
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PB36

Let's Make Pizza, ! (Japanese: ピザをつくろう! ワンリキー) is written by Keiko Yanagisawa and claywork is by Yuka Morii. In this book, rather than the scenes being drawn, they are actually pictures of molded clay. It is the 36th book in the Japanese edition of the Pokémon Tales series. This book is in Japanese and has not been translated into English.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
A group of are making pizza, but it's difficult and they're having trouble. Then, a very strong Wanriky shows up. Its pizza came out great! How did Wanriky make its pizza so well? (translated)
A group of have gotten together and are discussing something. What should we have for our snack today? A pizza with light, fluffy, HOT, bright yellow cheese sounds good. Well, do you think they'll be able to find good pizza to eat? (translated)
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PB37

Psyduck's Tongue Twisters (Japanese: コダックのはやくちことば 's Tongue Twisters) written by Hajime Yume and illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno. In English, it is the fifth book in the Pokémon Tales series. In Japanese, it is the 37th book. It is 18 pages long.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
Can you learn to say these 12 Pokémon tongue twisters with Psyduck?
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PB38

and the Girl (Japanese: ロコンとおんなのこ) is written by Akihito Toda and illustrated by Miki Tanaka. It is the 38th book in the Japanese edition of the Pokémon Tales series. This book is in Japanese and has not been translated into English.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
One girl loves her stuffed doll of the cute Pokémon . When a real Rokon appears before her, she's overjoyed! She spends her days playing and having fun with Rokon. But one day, Rokon is nowhere to be found. Trouble!? (translated)
The "girl" loves the cute stuffed doll of her mother made for her. During meal times, playing at the park, watching TV, it's always with her. One day, while she's reading a picture book, she notices a real, live Rokon peeking in the window... (translated)
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PB39

Heart-pounding (Japanese: どきどきサンド) is written and illustrated by Tomokazu Komiya. It is the 39th book in the Japanese edition of the Pokémon Tales series. This book is in Japanese and has not been translated into English.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
When you're playing, time flies, and before you know it, it's time for bed! Before it goes to bed, heads for the bathroom, but in the hallway there's an ominous presence...! Will Sand reach the bathroom safely!? And what's behind the ominous presence!? (translated)
Isn't it scary at night when you have to go down a pitch black hallway to get to the bathroom? Your heart pounds so hard, you can't help but start to think there's something there... This is a story of the mouse Pokémon as it fearfully tries to get to the bathroom. (translated)
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PB40

Dragonite's Christmas (Japanese: カイリュ－のメリ－・し－っ！ 's Merry Shhh! ) written by Junko Wada and illustrated by Naoyo Kimura. In English, it is the eighth book in the Pokémon Tales series. In Japanese, it is the 40th book. It is 18 pages long.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
When Dragonite helps Santa delivers Christmas presents, everyone has a very merry...Ssshhh!
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PB41

What Is a ? (Japanese: トランセルってなあに?) is written and illustrated by Sumiyoshi Kizuki. It is the 41st book in the Japanese edition of the Pokémon Tales series. This book is in Japanese and has not been translated into English.
==Plot==
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===Blurb===
 is an odd Pokémon that can never do much even if you do send it into battle. Just what is a Transel!? This book answers that simple question. If you read this book, I'm sure you'll come to like Transel even more than you do now...!? (translated)
 is covered in a hard shell, but its insides are still soft and vulnerable to strong attacks. This is a book about the Cocoon Pokémon, Transel. (translated)
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PB42

Meet Mew! (Japanese: めだちたがりやのミュウ Attention-Hog Mew) is written by Akihito Toda and illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno. In English, it is the ninth book in the Pokémon Tales series. In Japanese, it is the 42nd book. It is 16 pages long.
==Synopsis==
In this book, the author found a very clever way to explain why people hardly ever see Mew. It turns out there's a whole group of Mews living in the heavens, but they have one cardinal rule: Don't show yourself to a human unless you have a good reason! However, one Mew who's shown himself to kids lots of times has a dilemma when a kid he's recently shown himself to is ridiculed by his friends when he says he saw a Mew. However, the other Mews realize that sometimes it's more important to help a friend than obey the rules, and they come up with a plan to help the little boy.
===Blurb===
Mew is the rarest and most mysterious Pokemon of all. In this book, a boy sees Mew, but no one believes him. Touched by the boy's sadness, Mew hatches a plan to turn the skeptics into believers.
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PB43

's Moon-viewing Soba (Japanese: ニャースとつきみそば) is written by Inuko Inuyama and illustrated by Keralino Sandorovich. It is the 43rd book in the Japanese edition of the Pokémon Tales series. This book is in Japanese and has not been translated into English.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
Even now, has big roles like in the anime and game commercials, and it boasts the love of children everywhere. Today, Nyarth has decided to start a restaurant for moon-viewing soba, his favorite...and that spells trouble! When Nyarth finally overcomes all its obstacles, what will have become of its soba shop...!? (translated)
 absolutely LOVES moon-viewing soba. Nyarth rolls up its sleeves and makes its own soba. But it'd be a shame for Nyarth to eat such good soba all by itself. So Nyarth starts a restaurant dedicated to moon-viewing soba. Will Nyarth get a lot of customers? (translated)
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PB44

's Extending Legs (Japanese: サワムラーののびるあし) is written by Motoharu Sakata and illustrated by Shin-ichi Yoshida. It is the 44th book in the Japanese edition of the Pokémon Tales series. This book is in Japanese and has not been translated into English.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
's specialty is kicking moves. But that scary mask is hiding an unexpected side of Sawamular!? If you didn't like Sawamular and you read this book, you'll come to like it...and if you did like it, you'll come to love it even more! (translated)
's legs are amazing. Whenever and wherever, they can extend in a flash and do all sorts of things. They're very kind legs. But no one knows about that... This is a picture book about the Kicking Pokémon, Sawamular. (translated)
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PB45

Gengar's Shadow (Japanese: きみのうしろのゲンガー The Gengar Behind You) is written by Akihito Toda and illustrated by Aya Kusube. In English, it is the 20th book in the Pokémon Tales series. In Japanese, it is the 45th book. It is 18 pages long.
The information available online for the English edition of the book Gengar's Shadow overlaps heavily with the information for Onix Underground. All online sources for Gengar's Shadow appear under the title "Onix Underground", with the same ISBN and sometimes the same release date or blurb as for Onix Underground. The main difference is simply the image that the webpage shows for the cover: it will either feature Gengar and have "Gengar's Shadow" as its title, or it will feature Onix and have "Onix Underground" as its title. More confusingly, both covers feature the subtitle "Pokémon Tales 20". It is unclear whether Gengar's Shadow might be a hoax, or if there was some sort of error when it was published, and/or if the book's information has simply never been correctly recorded online.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
Gengar is a psychic Pokemon and a notorious prankster who can't resist causing mischief. In Gengar's Shadow, this pesky Pokémon lurks in the shadows. Watch your back!
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PB46

Don't Laugh, Charizard! (Japanese: リザードンわらっちゃだめ! , Don't Laugh!) written by Akihito Toda and illustrated by Naoyo Kimura. In English, it is the 19th book in the Pokémon Tales series. In Japanese, it is the 46th book. It is 18 pages long.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
 This entry in the series features Charizard, one of the most famous Pokémon. In Don’t Laugh, Charizard! every time Charizard chuckles, he spits fire and sets things ablaze. Something must be done, but what?
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PB47

Togepi's Tears (Japanese: トゲピ－なみだのだいぼうけん Togepi's Grand Tearful Adventure) is written by Hajime Yume and illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno. In English, it is the 21st book in the Pokémon Tales series. In Japanese, it is the 47th book. It is 18 pages long.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
Pikachu and the other Pokémon make funny faces and plan an adventure, hoping to cheer up the ever-fussy Togepi.
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PB48

Mewtwo's Watching You! (Japanese: ミュウツ－がみている！ Mewtwo is Watching!) was written by Akihito Toda and illustrated by Aya Kusube. In English, it is the 17th book in the Pokémon Tales series. In Japanese, it is the 48th and last book. It is 18 pages long. The English first edition of the book, printed in March of 2001, was originally titled Mewtwo is Watching you!, with later printings contracting the title.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
 In this entry in the popular series, Mewtwo, watches over two Pokémon as they play.This spooks the Pokémon pair, but not to worry. As it happens, Mewtwo just enjoys watching them play!
===Synopsis===
The story opens with four Pokémon at play; a , a , a , and a . As they play with a ball, watches them from a hill in the background. This makes the Pokémon too nervous to play, and they leave, planning to regroup the next day.
The following day, the group were playing a game with various stones. Mewtwo again observes the Pokémon from a distance, this time holding a large stone in its hand. The other Pokémon become uneasy, worried that Mewtwo would throw the rock at them. Deciding to leave, the group announce that they would play "train" the next day and instruct each other to bring a rope.
As the Pokémon play their game the next day, it attracts the attention of other Pokémon, including Mewtwo, who watches from a distance, rope in hand. Other Pokémon try to join in, which breaks the rope and causes an argument. During the scuffle, Mewtwo jumps down from its perch, swinging its rope above everyone's heads, which scares the other Pokémon. However, the rope looped around them, forming a longer train, with Mewtwo at the lead. The Pokémon realize that Mewtwo simply wanted to play with them.
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PBAG1

Pichu-Pichu Staring Contest! (Japanese: ピチュピチュにらめっこ!) is written by Akihito Toda and illustrated by Kouki Saitou. It is the first book in the Pokémon Exciting Tales series. This book is in Japanese and has not been translated into English.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
The Pichu brothers have begun a staring contest. Pikachu is the judge. Stare, stare, laugh and you lose! They're both strong contenders. (translated)
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PBAG2

PokéPoké Oekaki! (Japanese: ポケポケおえかき!) is written by Akihito Toda and illustrated by Naoyo Kimura. It is the 2nd and last book in the Pokémon Exciting Tales series. It was apparently released in preparation for the sixth Pokémon movie. This book is in Japanese and has not been translated into English.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
3 new Pokémon from the Advanced Generation sketch each other. Who made the best drawing? When everyone's done, they hold an exhibition. There's even a picture of the Pokémon from a certain movie... See these popular Pokémon characters in action as you gear up for the summer movie premiere. (translated)
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PBD02

The Mysterious Rainbow of Colors (Japanese: ふしぎなにじいろ) is the second book in the Pokémon Daisuki Tales series. It is an interactive book written by Akihito Toda and illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno. This book and its narration are in Japanese, and they have not been translated into English. It is 24 pages long.
==Synopsis==
Two Pichu are picking up floating Mystery Berries deep in the forest. They finally fill their bags and decide to head home, but on their way home, they run into a mysterious, rainbow-colored fog. The fog quickly surrounds them, and the Pichu become scared. Wandering about, they see strange things in the rainbow fog, like almost familiar faces, a field of flowers, and an enormously long Weedle.
Eventually the Pichu find themselves in front of a cottage, and the rainbow fog seems to be coming from it. Inside the cottage they find Meowth stirring a pot that's letting off dense, rainbow-colored steam that's leaking out the door instead of rising through the chimney. The Pichu figure Meowth wants to create a rainbow in the sky and have an idea. They throw all of their floating Mystery Berries into the pot, and the steam gets lighter and starts to rise up the chimney, and outside, they can see a magnificent rainbow arcing through the sky.
==Interaction==
The reader may choose between a male and a female narrator, labeled as "Father" and "Mother" and voiced by Yōtarō Ōkubo and Chikage Yamashita respectively.
After having seen all pages once, the reader is prompted to reread the book from the beginning, this time clicking on new buttons that show up in the middle of certain pages. These buttons clear away the rainbow fog to show the reader the Pokémon that were previously half-hidden by the fog, making the Pichu see strange things.
===Secrets===
* Page 9-10: The almost familiar faces were really parts of Pokémon that have faces or face-like markings on their body.
				
* Page 11-12: The field of flowers was really a group of Pokémon that have flowers on their bodies, with most of their bodies concealed by the fog.
						
* Page 13-14: The enormously long Weedle was really seven different Weedle whose heads and tails were covered by the fog in a way that made it look like all their bodies were one long body.
* Page 23-24: Originally, the scene was just the cottage surrounded by fog with the rainbow arcing up from the chimney and through the sky, but when the secret button is clicked, the fog clears away to reveal the Pichus and Meowth standing outside the cottage and looking up at the rainbow.
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* Read The Mysterious Rainbow of Colors online (Japanese) (Javascript required)
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PBGS1

Detective Chikorita (Japanese: チコリータはめいたんてい? , Ace Detective?) is written by Akihito Toda and illustrated by Sumiyoshi Kizuki. It is the first book in the Gold and Silver Pokémon Tales series. It is 18 pages long.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
Chikorita wants more than anything in the world to be a detective like the ones on TV. But where to find a crime to solve?
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PBGS2

Cyndaquil and the Mystery Hole (Japanese: ヒノアラシとふしぎなあな and the Mystery Hole) is written by Akihito Toda and illustrated by Toshinao Aoki. It is the 2nd book in the Gold and Silver Pokémon Tales series. It is 18 pages long.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
The Pokémon find a mysterious hole, but only Cyndaquil is brave enough to travel down it. What could be hiding there?
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PBGS3

Totodile's One Gulp (Japanese: ワニノコがぶりんちょ! 's Big Gulp!) is written by Akihito Toda and illustrated by Benimaru Itoh. It is the 3rd book in the Gold and Silver Pokémon Tales series. The story of this particular book focuses on . It is 18 pages long.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
Totodile is hungry, gobbling up everything in sight. It’s up to its friends to teach the greedy Pokémon a lesson!
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PBGS4

Muddy Pichu (Japanese: どろんこピチュー Muddy Pichu) is written by Akihito Toda and illustrated by Naoyo Kimura. It is the 4th book in the Gold and Silver Pokémon Tales series. The story of this particular book focuses on . It is 18 pages long.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
 For playful Pichu, it's impossible to stay clean when frolicking outdoors!
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