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Pokémon Johto Series 3

Pokémon Johto Series 3 was a set of Pokémon cards produced by Topps outside of the United States. It was printed in English, French, German, and Italian. There were 70 cards in total: 30 Pokémon cards, 27 snap cards, 6 "Heroes & Villains" cards, 6 puzzle piece cards, and a checklist card. Each of these 70 cards also had a silver foil card version.
This "series 3" set follows on from the series 2 set produced outside of the US, which featured a mix of the US's series 2 and series 3 sets. It is comparable to the Pokémon Johto Trading Cards series 1 produced in the US, though missing many of the Pokémon cards and including some unique cards such as Heroes & Villains and the puzzle cards from series 3. This set features a round Nintendo logo.
==Collecting summary==
Set 	Example	No. of cards	Cards each pack 	Packs needed to finish
Non holo 	 	70/70 cards 	6 out of 7 cards each pack	12 packs
Silver foil / holo	 	70/70 cards 	1 out of 7 cards each pack	70 packs
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==Cards in Johto Series 3==
===Pokémon===
On the backside of the cards the Nintendo logo is the only difference between cards from the Pokémon Johto Trading Cards series 1 (oval logo) and Europese version Pokémon Johto Series 3 (round logo).
===Snap cards===
On the backside of the cards the Nintendo logo is the only difference between cards from the Pokémon Johto Trading Cards series 1 (oval logo) and Europese version Pokémon Johto Series 3 (round logo).
===Heroes & Villains cards===
On the backside of the cards the Nintendo logo and the HV numbering are the only 2 differences between cards from the Pokémon Trading Cards series 3 (oval logo) and Europese version Pokémon Johto Series 3 (round logo).
===Puzzle cards===
On the backside of the cards they differ from the Pokémon Trading Cards series 3. The puzzle is made up differently for the Europese version Pokémon Johto Series 3. Also puzzle card p06 has the round Nintendo logo.
Set #	Front	Front description 	Back
P01 	 	Pikachu with apple 	
P02 	 	Charmander and Pikachu painting	
P03 	 	Pokémon and Poké Ball balloons 	
P04 	 	Pikachu brushing its teeth 	
P05 	 	Squirtle and Pikachu 	
P06 	 	Charmander and Pikachu singing 	
===Other===
The front checklist is the same as the checklist from Pokémon Johto Trading Cards series 1.
 
The backside has the Round Nintendo logo and a different card list.
Category:Collectible cards
Pokémon Journeys (manga)

Pokémon Journeys (Japanese: ポケットモンスター ～サトシとゴウの物語！～ Pocket Monsters ~ and 's Story!~) is a series by Machito Gomi. It is an adaptation of Pokémon Journeys: The Series and was serialized in the CoroCoro Comics magazine.
On September 17, 2021, the series' mangaka announced the manga would end in issue 24, ending in four volumes.Machito Gomi on Twitter (Japanese)
==List of volumes==
Cover		Shogakukan 	Shogakukan 	VIZ Media 	VIZ Media 	Shogakukan Asia 	Shogakukan Asia
 		ISBN 9784091431998	August 28, 2020 	ISBN 9781974725748	November 9, 2021	ISBN 9789814999816	October 2022
 		ISBN 9784091432704	February 26, 2021	ISBN 9781974726523	March 8, 2022 	ISBN 9789815075120	October 2022
 		ISBN 9784091433183	July 28, 2021 	ISBN 9781974730094	July 12, 2022 	ISBN 9789815075137	March 2023
 		ISBN 9784091433534	November 26, 2021	ISBN 9781974734269	November 8, 2022	ISBN 9789815075755	August 2023
==Trivia==
* Not counting adaptations, this is the first manga adaptation of a Pokémon anime series since , which ended ten years prior.
* This manga shares its Japanese name with Pokémon Pocket Monsters. It also replaced the of Pokémon Pocket Monsters, ending its run in the CoroCoro Comics magazine after 23 years.
** Since then, the Anakubo mangas are running on CoroCoro Online. They were also serialised in CoroCoro Aniki, until the publication ended in early 2021.
==Related articles==
* List of Pokémon Journeys chapters
==References==
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Pokémon Journeys volume 1

Volume 1 is the first volume of the manga created by Machito Gomi.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Chapter 1 - Legend? Check! Friends? Check!
* Chapter 2 - Being Stalked by a Scorbunny–and Challenging a Snorlax in Dynamax Form?!
* Chapter 3 - Battle Frontier Challenge: The Flute Cup!
* Chapter 4 - Flash of the Titans!
* Chapter 5 - The Climb to Be the Very Best!
* Chapter 6 - Kicking It from Here into Tomorrow!
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Pokémon Journeys volume 2

Volume 2 is the second volume of the manga created by Machito Gomi.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Chapter 7 - Goodbye, Friend!
* Chapter 8 - Caring for a Mystery!
* Chapter 9 - Destination: Coronation!
* Chapter 10 - Toughing It Out!
* Chapter 11 - Solitary and Menacing!
* Chapter 12 - A Crackling Raid Battle!
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Pokémon Journeys volume 3

Volume 3 is the third volume of the manga created by Machito Gomi.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Chapter 13 - Sword and Shield... The Legends Awaken! (Part 1)
* Chapter 14 - Sword and Shield... The Legends Awaken! (Part 2)
* Chapter 15 - Getting More than You Battled For!
* Chapter 16 - Healing the Healer!
* Chapter 17 - When a House Is Not a Home!
* Chapter 18 - Beyond Chivalry… Aiming to Be a Leek Master!
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Pokémon Journeys volume 4

Volume 4 is the fourth and final volume of the manga created by Machito Gomi.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Chapter 19 - Thrash of the Titans!
* Chapter 20 - Advice to Goh!
* Chapter 21 - Leaping Toward the Dream!
* Chapter 22 - Detective Drizzile!
* Chapter 23 - Ultra Exciting from the Shocking Start! & Trial on a Golden Scale! (Part 1)
* Chapter 24 - Ultra Exciting from the Shocking Start! & Trial on a Golden Scale! (Part 2)
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Pokémon Jujitsu Academy

The Pokémon Jujitsu Academy (Japanese: 忍法学園 Ninja Arts School) is an -exclusive location in Johto, found in between Goldenrod City and Ecruteak City. It appeared in Ariados, Amigos. Many young Trainers and their Pokémon come to the academy to study the principles of Pokémon . Students learn about moves such as , , , and , all moves in the "Pokémon Jujitsu Tradition".
When took a walk with through a forest, she saw a Pokémon hiding in the bushes. Scared, she called and , who found out it was an . Then , who had previously appeared in The Ninja Poké-Showdown, showed up. The Ariados was revealed to be owned by Tōkichi, the owner of the Pokémon Jujitsu Academy. 
Ash and followed Tōkichi and Aya to the Academy, where Tōkichi told them all about it. , and were allowed by Tōkichi to take classes at the academy for one day without having to pay anything.
The uniforms worn by the students indicate what classes they take. Students in red uniforms study battle techniques, students in yellow uniforms take tactical classes where they try to make moves more effective, and students in blue uniforms study health and nutrition. This last study is very special, however, as it is given only once a year and people from all over the world come to the academy just to take these classes. Ash took the battle classes, Brock the tactical classes, and Misty the health and nutrition classes.
Much to her dismay, Misty found out her classes involved using to make beauty masks. Brock, in his classes, took a test of popping balloons by use of his 's Spikes. In the battle classes, Ash battled with his against Aya's and proved victorious. 
That night, all students were robbed of their Pokémon. It was quickly revealed that was behind this. With help of his Ariados, Tōkichi managed to take the stolen Pokémon back. Aya proved her strength and helped defeat Team Rocket. 
It is similar to the Pokémon Ninja School in Kanto.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
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Pokémon Junior

Pokémon Junior is a series of Pokémon books for young children published by Scholastic. It is written by several authors, who are: Bill Michaels, S. E. Heller, Tracey West, and Gregg Sacon. There are fifteen books in the series. Every book in the Pokémon Junior series except for Save Our Squirtle! and Bulbasaur's Bad Day is based on an episode of Pokémon the Series.
==Books==
# Surf's Up, Pikachu!
# Meowth, the Big Mouth
# Save Our Squirtle!
# Bulbasaur's Bad Day
# Two of a Kind
# Raichu Shows Off
# Nidoran's New Friend
# A Pokémon Snow-Down
# Snorlax Takes a Stand
# Good-Bye, Lapras
# Bellossom's Big Battle
# The Snubbull Blues
# Hoothoot's Haunted Forest
# Pichu's Apple Company
# The Wobbuffet Village
==Trivia==
* In Bulbasaur's Bad Day, an battles a . This is the first time a Legendary Pokémon is being used in an official Gym battle.
* James owns a in Bulbasaur's Bad Day, a Pokémon he has never owned in the animated series.
==Related articles==
Category:Book series
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Pokémon Kalos Region Handbook

The Pokémon Kalos Region Handbook is an edition of The Official Pokémon Handbook series that was published by on July 29, 2014. It serves as a paper form of the Kalos regional Pokédex, listing 454 Pokémon, including Mega Evolutions, excluding , , and , who were not yet revealed at the time. It lists the Pokémon from the Central Region first, then Pokémon from the Coastal Region, and Pokémon from the Mountain Region last. Within each section, Pokémon are listed in alphabetical order. It is 272 pages long.
==Blurb==
:Meet the
:Pokémon of Kalos!
:From to , to - 
:This is your A-to-Z guide to the Pokémon of the
:Kalos region! The stats and facts you need to
:know are inside this book.
:You'll find...
:*Pokédex info on over 450 Pokémon
:*Facts and figures on the Mega-Evolved Pokémon
:*Tips and trivia on type
:*Inside info on Trainers and professors
:Learn
:everything you
:need to know
:to catch 'em all!
==Entries==
The entries for each Pokémon are in an easy-to-read page setup. Each Pokémon has either an entire page to itself, or shares a page with one of its evolutions, or another Pokémon. If a Pokémon has a Mega Evolution, it is listed immediately afterwards.
===Name===
Each entry is topped with a bar which contains both the Pokémon's name and species name, with the color of the bar depending on the first letter of the Pokémon's name.
===Stats===
Each Pokémon has the following stats below its name:
# How to say it
# Height and weight
# Possible Moves (moves the Pokémon will learn by leveling up)
# Description
The Pokémon's type is listed separately inside a small circle next to the picture of the Pokémon. The color of the circle reflects the Pokémon's type.
===Image and other information===
Each Pokémon has an anime-style picture on its page. Legendary and Mythical Pokémon are labelled as such.
===Evolution chain===
At the very bottom of a Pokémon's entry is a diagram of its evolutionary line. Pokémon that do not evolve do not have an evolution chain. A Pokémon that is on one side of a branched Evolution will show itself, and the Pokémon it evolved from, but not the other side of the branch.
==Trivia==
===Errors===
* is listed as a / instead of a Dragon/.
* is listed as a / instead of just a Steel-type.
* is listed twice in 's Pokédex entry.
* is listed as a / instead of a .
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Pokémon Kanto Handbook

Pokémon Kanto Handbook by Katherine Noll (ISBN 0439741460) is a handbook that was published in 2005, and is the sequel to The Official Pokémon Advanced Handbook #4. It served as a paper form of the Kanto Pokédex from , and was released as an update of the original Official Pokémon Handbook in concordance with the remakes. It contained an entry for all the Pokémon in the Kanto Pokédex and their evolutionary relatives (at the time of publishing). The front cover has pictures of two of the final evolutions of the first partner Pokémon ( and ) that one can choose from in the remakes of the Generation I games.
==Blurb==
So you think you've got everything you need to start your KANTO Pokémon journey, right? Empty Poké Balls waiting to be filled. A handy Pokédex filled with facts. It's a good start. But there's just one more thing you need to do...read this official handbook!
HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL FIND INSIDE:
→ Pictures, stats, and facts, for over 150 KANTO Pokémon
→ The word on the new features in KANTO!
→ A detailed map of the KANTO region!
→ A bonus collector's KANTO poster!
==Trivia==
===Errors===
* On page 5 the Fame Checker is called by its Japanese name, the Voice Checker.
** On that same page, the word "it's" is used in place of "its".
* is listed as the Fairy Pokémon rather than the Star Shape Pokémon, and its evolution information only says "Into" rather than "into with Friendship".
* 's description calls it "Jifflypuff".
* is stated to evolve into , while is stated to evolve into itself.
* While some of the special evolution methods (such as friendship, items, and trading) are shown in the book, others are omitted.
* 's image features her with red limbs and purple skin, despite actually having white limbs and purple skin as shown in the . This was corrected in other books.
Category:Guide books
Pokémon Karaokémon

Pokémon Karaokémon was a segment that aired at the end of The Johto Journeys episodes. The successor to Pikachu's Jukebox, Pokémon Karaokémon featured one minute music videos featuring songs from the Totally Pokémon CD. The music videos featured video clips from the anime series and lyrics at the bottom of the screen to sing along to. Pokémon Karaokémon debuted on October 14, 2000 with the airing of Don't Touch That 'dile and ran until The Fortune Hunters. Before the songs are played an eyecatch appears in which Ash says "Get ready for Pokémon Karaokémon, coming up next!".
Pokémon Karaokémon was the last segment to feature music videos due to the lack of English anime music soundtracks being produced from there on after.
==Featured songs==
* You & Me & Pokémon
* Pikachu (I Choose You)
* Song of Jigglypuff
* All We Wanna Do
* Two Perfect Girls
==Trivia==
* Two versions of each episode of The Johto Journeys exist: one with captioned lyrics to the Pokémon Karaokémon songs, and one without them. These textless versions were likely meant to be sent to other countries so the dubbers there could insert translated lyrics, but the textless versions managed to be broadcast on Cartoon Network.
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
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Category:Animated series segments
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Pokémon Keychain Books

The Pokémon Keychain Books are a series of four small books focused on a different Pokémon type; those being the , , , and types.
The series was published in by Fabbri Editori, in by Five Mile Press, and in by Reader's Digest Children's Publishing Ltd.
==Features==
Each book has a keychain attached to the spine, hence the name of the series. The covers each feature a differently shaped cutout window, with a lenticular image of a Pokémon and their evolution in the window. The books themselves contain basic information about the of the specified type such as; height, weight, Pokédex description, attacks, evolution and official artwork.
==List of books==
* Electric
* Fire
* Normal
* Water
==Related articles==
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Pokémon Kids TV

Pokémon Kids TV (Japanese: ポケモン Kids TV Pokémon Kids TV) is an official YouTube channel aimed towards children, that launched on February 1, 2019. It features educational content such as various songs, nursery rhymes, and picture books in both Japanese and English. It is managed by the My First Pokémon Project.Notice of the opening of the official free material service "Pokémon Illustration Lab" - The Pokémon Company (retrieved June 21, 2021)
The original ポケモン Kids TV YouTube channel primarily releases its content in Japanese, with the occasional English release every once in a while. The English-language version of Pokémon Kids TV launched on January 29, 2021, which also occasionally releases its content in Indonesian, Thai and Hindi as well.
A selection of songs from Pokémon Kids TV was provided in the Junior section of the Pokémon TV app in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Latin American Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese prior to its discontinuation. In mainland China, some content was released on the official channel and broadcast on . In , some content was broadcast on and released on Netflix on December 23, 2024.
==Gallery==
Pokémon Kids TV logo.png|English logo
Pokémon Kids TV logo Japanese.png|Japanese logo
==Content==
===Songs===
* I Love Pikachu and Eevee
* Count On Me (かずをかぞえよう！ Kazu wo Kazoeyō!)
* Pi-Pi-Pi-Pi-Pikachu
;Japanese only
* Nakama Wake o Shiyō (なかまわけをしよう)
* Tsugi wa Dare Kana? (つぎはだれかな？)
* Syllable Game Featuring Pokémon (ポケモンしりとり Pokémon Shiritori)
* Let's Go! Pokémon (レッツゴー！ポケモン)
;English only
* (ハッピーバースデー)
===Nursery rhymes===
* (ロンドン London-bashi)
* (きらきら Kira Kira Boshi)
* (メリーさんのひつじ Mary-san no Hitsuji)
* (ゆかいなまきば Yukaina Makiba)
* The Wheels on the Bus
* Five Little Monkeys
* Row, Row, Row Your Boat
* Hickory Dickory Dock 
* I'm a Little Teapot
* Ten in the Bed
* (しあわせならてをたたこう Shiawase Nara Te o Tatakō)
* Walking, Walking (to the tune of Are You Sleeping?)
;Japanese only
* Buzz, buzz, buzz ( Bunbunbun)
* Butterfly, Butterfly ( Chouchou)
* Koinobori ()
* Nennenkororiyo (ねんねんころりよ)
* Rainy Day ( Amefuri)
* ()
* Donguri Korokoro ()
;English only
* BINGO (Pokémon Spelling Song)
* (ABCのうた)
===Picture books===
* The Forest of Reversals (さかさまの森)
* The Night of the Shooting Star (ながれぼしのよる)
* Dunsparce's Game of Tag (ノコッチのおにごっこ)
===Nonverbal===
* Great March of Pokémon (ポケモン！)
* Rolling Poké Balls (コロコロモンスターボール)
* Pokémon Pikaboo! (いないいいないばぁ)
* Pokémon Lulling Lullaby (ポケモンラララ・ララバイ)
* Spot the Pokémon (ポケモンど～こだ？)
===Dance===
* I Love Pikachu and Eevee
* 
* Radio Calisthenics No. 1 - Pikachu & Geodude ver. (「ラジオ」ピカチュウ＆イシツブテver.)
* One Pikachu
* Dance Around
* Sakura, Sakura
* Ippiki no nonezumi ( Ippiko no nonezumi) (Set to a tune that is nearly identical to 3 Blind Mice)
===Other===
* Experience Exploration Pikachu Club! (体験探検ピカチュウ部！)
* Fun Times on monpoké Island
==In other languages==
==See also==
* Pokémon Daisuki Club
* YouTube
==References==
==External links==
* YouTube (Japanese)
* YouTube (English)
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Pokémon Kit Models

The Pokémon kit model sets were released in 1998, by Tomy in partnership with Chinese toy producer Auldey, for the Japanese market. The first release were figures to give the impression of movement, namely walking. Whereas the second release series, also released in 1998, used the model's head or tail to trigger a point of movement.
 
All kits are made from plastic. The models are packaged as pieces which require assembly, though included instructions help to make this process easier.
==First Release==
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File:Auldey Tomy Charizard Set.png|002 
File:Auldey Tomy Pikachu Set.png|003 
File:Auldey Tomy Venusaur Set.png|004 
File:Auldey Tomy Blastoise Set.png|005 
File:Auldey Tomy Rhydon Set.png|006 
File:Auldey Tomy Clefairy Set.png|007 
File:Auldey Tomy Lapras Set.png|008 
File:Auldey Tomy Nidoking Set.png|009 
File:Auldey Tomy Mewtwo Set.png|010 
File:Auldey Tomy Surfing Pikachu Set.png|011 Surfing Pikachu
File:Auldey Tomy Magikarp Set.png|012 
File:Auldey Tomy Poliwrath Set.png|013 
File:Auldey Tomy Shellder Set.png|014 
File:Auldey Tomy Porygon Set.png|015 
File:Auldey Tomy Psyduck Set.png|016 
File:Auldey Tomy Parasect Set.png|017 
File:Auldey Tomy Cubone Set.png|018 
File:none.png|019 .
==Second Release==
Beginning with the second release, the model kits were branded as "Plamon" (プラモン), a portmanteau of "plastic" and "monster".
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File:Auldey Tomy Blastoise Set 1998.png|P-02 
File:Auldey Tomy Mewtwo Set 1998.png|P-03 
File:Auldey Tomy Scyther Set 1998.png|P-04 
File:Auldey Tomy Aerodactyl Set 1998.png|P-05 
File:none.png|P-06 
File:none.png|P-07 
File:Auldey Tomy Gyarados Set 1998.png|P-08 
File:Auldey Tomy Raichu Set 1998.png|P-09 
File:Auldey Tomy Venusaur Set 1998.png|P-10 
File:Auldey Tomy Pikachu Set 1998.png|P-11 
File:Auldey Tomy Mew Set 1998.png|P-12 
File:Auldey Tomy Bulbasaur Set 1998.png|P-13 
File:Auldey Tomy Squirtle Set 1998.png|P-14 
File:none.png|P-15 
Category:Model kits
Pokémon LAND

Pokémon LAND was a ian Portuguese-language Pokémon fansite that was established in 1999. While its initial purpose was to be merely a news site, it quickly broadened its horizons, and even had a wiki, LANDpedia, that was affiliated with Bulbapedia. Its forums and main page were shut down slowly after the wiki closed.
LAND is short for LAND of ANimated Dreams, making it a .
==History==
Pokémon LAND was founded by JoJo and Armageddon® on October 26, 1999, but was not released to the public until December 9 of the same year.
The domain it was under changed many times, however, it has been stably at pokeland.net for several years. The ".net" top-level domain, however, was only reserved as Nintendo itself had already registered pokeland.com.Pokémon LAND on LANDpedia (archived)
There has been no updates to the site since 2010 and scarce activity on the forums since the aproximatelly the same time. The website's domain expired in 2020, and the site was soon taken offline. Currently, the site's domain redirects to a GoDaddy holding page.
==Gallery==
LAND Gazette.png|LAND Gazette
LANDpedia.png|LANDpedia
LAND Community.png|LAND Community
==External links==
* Pokémon LAND on LANDpedia (archive)
==References==
Category:Fan sites
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Pokémon LEGENDS Arceus ART Book

Pokémon LEGENDS Arceus ART Book is an art book for Pokémon Legends: Arceus published by OVERLAP, Inc. in 2022. It was included as a pre-order bonus at Pokémon Centers in Japan and Singapore."Pokemon Legends Arceus: Japan Exclusive Artbook pt.1." Youtube, uploaded by PokeSuutamie, January 27, 2022. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxhppkDq7Gw"Pokemon Legends Arceus + ART BOOK Launch Day Unboxing! (Nintendo Switch)." Youtube, uploaded by The Other Stuff Channel, January 28, 2022. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATEc8OwDN8M The book contains both Japanese and English captions for the artwork.
==Contents==
===Pokémon===
Official artwork for several Pokémon that art important to the game are included: the first partner Pokémon (, , and ), , and many of the Hisuian forms and Pokémon (, , , , , , and ).
===Characters===
Official artwork and development art of some of the main characters are included (Rei, Akari, Professor Laventon, Cyllene, Kamado, Mai, Lian, Iscan, and Arezu).
===Locations===
Development art for several buildings and structures are included (Galaxy Hall, General store, The Wallflower, Ginkgo Guild cart, Your quarters, Base camp).
===Items===
Development art for several items are included (Poké Ball, Great Ball, Ultra Ball, Heavy Ball, Arc Phone, Crafting Kit, and Crafting Recipe).
===Misc art===
Some other miscellaneous artwork are included:
* Key visual
* Hisui Region Map
* Crafting & Base Camp
* Studying Pokémon in the Wild
* Development art for Hisuian Growlithe Kimono Set
==Credits==
* Issued by Pokémon Center Co. Ltd
* Supervised by and in cooperation with GAME FREAK inc. / The Pokémon Company
* Special thanks to
** Shigeru Ohmori (GAME FREAK inc.)
** Kazumasa Iwao (GAME FREAK inc.)
** Mana Ibe (GAME FREAK inc.)
* Published by OVERLAP,Inc.
* Layout and script by Shusuke Motomiya (1UP,Inc)
* Editorial assistance by Yukiko Kanazawa (Shitatameya)
* Designed by Momoko Fukuda, Toshiyuki Takahashi (ragtime Co., Ltd)
* Printed and binded by Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.
==References==
Category:Books