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Pokémon Stadium series

The Pokémon Stadium series (Japanese: ポケスタシリーズ PokéSta seriesポケモンスタジアム金銀, or 「ポケモンスタジアム」シリーズ "Pokémon Stadium" seriesポケットモンスター　ルビー・サファイア) is a side series of Pokémon games for the Nintendo 64 released during Generation I and Generation II and compatible with the games of those generations. In the games of this series, players can upload Pokémon from their Game Boy games to battle in 3D in various modes, most notably Stadium Mode, featuring various classes for Trainers to beat, and the Gym Leader Castle, featuring the Gym Leaders, Elite Four, and of the respective generation's games. Players who did not have any core series games could still rent almost all 251 Pokémon at the time in certain modes.
==List of games==
Gen.	Image	English title	Japanese title	Platform 	Release date 	Release date 	Release date 	Release date
Gen.	Image	English title	Japanese title	Platform 	Japan 	North America 	Europe 	Australia
 	 	— 	 	Nintendo 64	August 1, 1998 	— 	— 	—
 	 	 	 	Nintendo 64	April 30, 1999 	February 29, 2000	April 7, 2000 	March 23, 2000
 	 	 	 	Nintendo 64	December 14, 2000	March 26, 2001 	October 10, 2001	2001
==Compatibility==
==In the Super Smash Bros. series==
A stage based on the Pokémon Stadium games, simply titled , is featured in Super Smash Bros. Melee, and also appears in Super Smash Bros. Brawl as a Melee stage. Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U also feature the Pokémon Stadium series-based .
File:Pokemon Stadium.png|Pokémon Stadium stage
File:Pokémon Stadium 2 stage.png|Pokémon Stadium 2 stage
==Trivia==
* Nicknamed Pokémon in these games display slightly altered colorations when used in battle. Most opposing Trainers use nicknamed Pokémon to showcase this effect, which NPCs do not typically use otherwise.
** The hue shifts are dependent on the Pokémon's nickname, the Original Trainer's name, and the Original Trainer's Trainer ID number, resulting in different hues between Pokémon of the same species with identical nicknames.Stadium's Color Changing Pokémon - Blue Moon Falls
* These were the first games to color-code types. The colors used in the Pokémon Stadium series were different than those that were introduced during Generation III in the core series Pokémon games (for example, was red, not orange).
* In these games, had a maximum duration of 3 turns, as opposed to the handheld games, which had a maximum sleep duration of 7 turns.
==References==
==Related articles==
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Pokémon Stamp

Pokémon Stamp has several referrals:
*, for the and given away in Japan in 1998.
*Pokémon Stamp Ruby and Sapphire, for the given away in Japan in 2003.
*Pokémon Stamp Ruby and Sapphire Contest, for the given away in Japan in 2003.
*Pokémon stationery → Stamps, the type of stationary.
*Pokémon postage stamps
Stamp may also refer to:
*Trainer Card (game) → Stamps, for the achievement markers in Pokémon Sun and Moon.
Pokémon Sticker Activity Book

Pokémon Sticker Activity Book is a children's activity book published by Modern Publishing. It is primarily focused on characters and Pokémon appearing in of the .
==Content==
The Pokémon Sticker Activity Book contains word scrambles, trivia questions, mazes, colouring pages, and other activities for children. Aside from this, it also has two pages of stickers in the center, featuring various Pokémon that appear in the games, as well as human characters appearing in of the .
On the back of the book, there is a cut-out puzzle featuring , , , and .
Category:Activity books
Pokémon Sticker Book: Black Edition

Pokémon Sticker Book: Black Edition is a book that contains 450 Pokémon-themed stickers from . All stickers are illustrated by Ken Sugimori. It was released along with the Pokémon Sticker Book: White Edition and the Pokémon Sticker Book: Victini Edition, which make up the Pokémon Sticker Book series.
==References==
Simon & Schuster's Digital Catalog: "Pokemon Mini-Sticker Book: Black Edition"
Category:Activity books
Pokémon Sticker Book: Victini Edition

Pokémon Sticker Book: Victini Edition is a book that contains 450 Pokémon-themed stickers from . All stickers are illustrated by Ken Sugimori. It was released along with the Pokémon Sticker Book: Black Edition and the Pokémon Sticker Book: White Edition, which make up the Pokémon Sticker Book series.
==Blurb==
New Pokémon from the Unova Region are here--which ones will stick by your side? This Pokémon Sticker Book contains more than 400 fantastic stickers in three different sizes to collect, trade, and, of course, stick! Collect even more characters and more fun with the Pokémon Sticker Book: Black Edition and Pokémon Sticker Book: White Edition!
* Includes over 40 foil stickers!
* Features exclusive characters like the mighty Victini and more!
==List of Stickers==
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==References==
*Simon & Schuster's Digital Catalog: "Pokemon Mini-Sticker Book: Victini Edition"
Category:Activity books
Pokémon Sticker Book: White Edition

Pokémon Sticker Book: White Edition is a book that contains 450 Pokémon-themed stickers from . All stickers are illustrated by Ken Sugimori. It was released along with the Pokémon Sticker Book: Black Edition and the Pokémon Sticker Book: Victini Edition, which make up the Pokémon Sticker Book series.
==References==
Simon & Schuster's Digital Catalog: "Pokemon Mini-Sticker Book: White Edition"
Category:Activity books
Pokémon Sticker Book series

The Pokémon Sticker Book series is a series of sticker books. They each contain hundreds of stickers of Pokémon and occasionally human characters.
==List of books==
* Pokémon Sticker Book: White Edition
* Pokémon Sticker Book: Black Edition
* Pokémon Sticker Book: Victini Edition
===Gallery===
File:White_Sticker_Book.png|Pokémon Sticker Book: White Edition
File:Black_Sticker_Book.png|Pokémon Sticker Book: Black Edition
File:Victini_Sticker_Book.png|Pokémon Sticker Book: Victini Edition
Pokémon Sticker Series

Pokémon Sticker Series has several referrals:
* For the sticker collection released by Artbox, see 
* For the colouring/activity books released by Golden Books, see:
** Pokémon Sticker Series No.1
** Pokémon Sticker Series No.2
** Pokémon Sticker Series No.3
** Pokémon Sticker Series No.4
** Pokémon GS Sticker Series No.1
** Pokémon GS Sticker Series No.2
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Pokémon Sticker Series No.2

Pokémon Sticker Series #2 is a Pokémon activity book, including coloring pages, connect-the-dots, and other activities for children. It also includes two sheets of Pokémon-themed stickers. It was published by Golden Books.
The stickers included with this book form 1/3 of a series completed by #3 and #4 of this series. All the stickers combined can be used to fill in a poster, featuring all 150 Generation I Pokémon (excluding ), which was included with #1.
==Content==
This book contains several coloring pages, as well as activities such as mazes, connect-the-dots, word scrambles, crosswords, and other creative activities. The book also includes a cut-out postcard on the back.
==In other languages==
Category:Activity books
Pokémon Sticker Series No.3

Pokémon Sticker Series #3 is a Pokémon activity book, including coloring pages, connect-the-dots, and other activities for children. It also includes two sheets of Pokémon-themed stickers. It was published by Golden Books.
The stickers included with this book form 1/3 of a series completed by #2 and #4 of this series. All the stickers combined can be used to fill in a poster, featuring all 150 Generation I Pokémon (excluding ), which was included with #1.
==Content==
This book contains several coloring pages, as well as activities such as mazes, connect-the-dots, word scrambles, crosswords, and other creative activities. The book also includes a cut-out postcard on the back.
==In other languages==
Category:Activity books
Pokémon Stickers (Topps)

Pokémon stickers featuring Pokémon found in Kanto as well as characters from the anime were created by Topps in 1999. The collection features 276 stickers in total- including 150 Pokémon from the Kanto Pokédex; 82 other stickers featuring Pokémon- most of which with one or both vertical borders missing, to emphasis the evolutionary or type relationships between Pokémon; 24 glittery stickers; 12 stickers with a gold and glittery background; and 8 puzzle stickers.
The stickers were sold in packs of six, and a sticker album was also made for the set.
==List of stickers==
===Normal stickers===
Stickers numbered 1-150 each have a Pokémon on them, relating to their numerical position in the Kanto/National Pokédex order, and have a background that represents the Pokémon's primary type.
In the cases of Pokémon listed below that are related by evolution (and also with a few noted exceptions), either the left, right or both borders on the sticker is removed so that 2 or 3 of the stickers will form a larger sticker when placed side by side in the correct order. 
Also, the Pokémon on the stickers follow lexiographical order by their primary type; and each sticker has a background that represents its primary type. 
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Stickers 151, 152, 153 and 154 form a picture of 's face with Pikachu on his head; whilst stickers 237, 238, 239 and 240 put together form a picture of Ash's face with a tiled background of Pikachu heads.
===Glittery stickers===
The stickers numbered S1 to S24 in the collection feature a glittery background, with a border depicting many miniature Pokémon.
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===Gold and glitter stickers===
Stickers numbered S25 to S36 have mainly gold-colored backgrounds, with the same glittery border as the rest of the glittery stickers. Most of these stickers have pictures of characters from the anime.
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* S31 Gary Oak
* S32 Officer Jenny
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* S34 Nurse Joy
* S35 Jessie
* S36 James
==See also==
* Pokémon Stickers (Chupa Chups)
* Pokémon Stickers series 1 (Artbox)
Category:Stickers
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Pokémon Stickers series 1 (Artbox)

Pokémon Stickers series 1 is a set of collectible stickers featuring Pokémon characters. It was made by Artbox in 1999. There are a total of 232 stickers in the set - stickers with the 150 Pokémon found in the Kanto Pokédex (excluding ), 45 bonus prism stickers, 18 rare gold stickers, 18 super rare gold stickers, and one album bonus sticker. Stickers were sold in individual packets of ten or in blister packs with three packets each.
A Super Collection Album was also available for purchase, with spaces for each sticker as well as a picture of the sticker backing, which lists each Pokémon's name, height/weight, type and evolutionary information. This Super Collection Album came with a secret album bonus sticker, , which was not available through regular packets.
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===Bonus prism stickers===
All bonus prism stickers have an image from and are framed by a silver foil border.
Set #	Front	Title
Pr01 	 	
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Pr06 	 	JessieMisspelled as Jesse and James
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Pr08 	 	and
Pr09 	 	Group Shot
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Pr12 	 	and friends
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Pr19 	 	The sticker has a picture of Spearow on the front, but a picture of Pidgey on the back
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Pr24 	 	James
Pr25 	 	, , and friends
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Pr33 	 	BaileyThe sticker is a picture of Gary Oak but he is misnamed as Bailey
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===Rare gold stickers===
In addition to the 18 rare gold stickers, which are numbered GXX, there are also alternate versions numbered RXX. The difference is that the G-numbered stickers have a normal picture with a textured foil border, whereas the R-numbered stickers are thicker, have a glossy gold border and the picture itself is textured. The images on the stickers are otherwise identical.
Set # 	Front (G version)	Front (R version)	Title
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===Album bonus sticker===
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==See also==
* Pokémon Stickers (Chupa Chups)
* Pokémon Stickers (Topps)
Category:Stickers
Pokémon Stickédex

Pokémon Stickédex is an activity book containing stickers of every Pokémon from Generation I to IV, excluding and , as they were not revealed at the time. It was published by DK Publishing and is 88 pages in length.
==Synopsis==
The book has silhouettes of every Pokémon and stickers which can be placed on them. The silhouette is surrounded by the Pokémon's name, height, weight, type, and a Pokédex-esque blurb about the creature. Each silhouette is also in front of a background depicting one of the given Pokémon's type; though Legendary Pokémon have star backgrounds. All Pokémon are sorted by generation.
==Trivia==
===Errors===
* Many Pokémon have their names misspelled:
** 's blurb spells its name as Primape.
** 's blurb spells its name as Victreebel.
** 's blurb spells its name as Slowbrow.
** 's blurb spells its name as Ghastly.
** 's blurb spells its name as Pilowswine.
** 's blurb spells its name as Smootchum.
** 's blurb spells its name as Zigzaggon.
** 's blurb spells its name as Hirayama.
** 's blurb spells as Bedlam.
* 's and 's blurbs are missing end punctuation.
* 's blurb has a slash (\) in front of it.
* 's background is the background, while it should be the background.
* Above 's Plant Cloak blurb, it titles it as, "Wormadam Grass Cloak".
* Wormadam's Trash Cloak and Plant Cloak silhouettes are swapped.
* is entirely missing a background.
* has 's pronunciation.
* 's blurb misspells as Mimick.
* has a Legendary Pokémon background, despite not being a Legendary Pokémon.
* is missing a sticker entirely, while there are 2 stickers.
* 's blurb states that, "Probopass controls 3 small units called Mini Units." These are actually called Mini Noses.
* and 's type is displayed as Psychic?.
* 's and 's blurbs are missing the accent in Pokémon.
* , , and are missing the Legendary Pokémon background.
==References==
Category:Activity books
Pokémon Store

Pokémon Stores (Japanese: ポケモンストア Pokémon Store) are a casual Pokémon shop in Japan. Pokémon Stores are smaller than s, and sell some Pokémon Center products as well as exclusive products not sold at Pokémon Centers.
==Current stores==
===New Chitose Airport===
* Opened July 10, 2014
* 987 Bibi, Chitose, Hokkaido, 066-0012
* New Chitose Airport Domestic Terminal Building 2F
* Phone: 0123-45-5865
===Tokyo Station===
* Opened December 9, 2013
* 1-9-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 100-0005
* Tokyo Character Street on First Avenues Tokyo Station B1F
* Phone: 03-5224-6121
===Narita Airport===
* Opened April 29, 2015
* Narita International Airport, Narita, Chiba 282-0004
* Terminal 2 Main Bldg. 4th Fl.
* Phone: 0476-37-5192
===Gotemba===
* Opened August 29, 2015
* 1312, Fukasawa, Gotemba, Shizuoka, Japan 412-0023
* Inside Gotemba Premium Outlets
* Phone: 0550-88-8988
===Chubu International Airport===
* Opened August 10, 2016
* 1-1 Centrair, Tokoname, Aichi Prefecture, 479-0881
* Chubu International Airport Passenger Terminal Bldg 4F
* Phone: 0569-47-5200
===Itami Airport Shop===
* Opened April 18, 2018
* 3-555 Hotarugaikenishi-machi, Toyonaka-shi, Osaka, 560-0036
* Central Block 2F, Osaka International Airport
* Phone: 06-6398-9350
===Kansai Airport===
* Opened June 26, 2014
* 1 Senshu-Kuko Naka, Tajiri-chou, Sennan-gun, Osaka, 549-0011
* 2F, Terminal 1 Building at Kansai International Airport
* Phone: 072-456-6528
===Aeon Mall Okayama===
* Opened December 16, 2016
* 2-1, Shimoishii 1-chome, Kita-ku, Okayama,700-0907
* Aeon Mall Okayama 3F
* Phone: 086-201-8770
===Emifull Masaki===
* Opened July 21, 2017
* 850 Tsutsui, Masaki-cho, Iyo-gun, Ehime 791-3120
* Emi Mall 2F, Emifull Masaki
* Phone: 089-909-6612
===Amu Plaza Oita===
* Opened April 16, 2015
* 1-14 Kaname-machi, Oita 870-0831
* Amu Plaza Oita 3rd Fl.
* Phone: 097-576-9234
===Amu Plaza Kagoshima===
* Opened August 1, 2014
* 1-1 Chuuo-cho, Kagoshima, Kagoshima, 890-0053
* Amu Plaza Kagoshima Main Building 4F
* Phone: 099-812-7287
===Department Store Ryubo===
* Opened June 17, 2017
* 1-1-1 Kumoji, Naha, Okinawa 900-0015
* Department Store Ryubo 2F
* Phone: 098-988-1080
===Aeon Mall Okinawa===
* Opened July 15, 2017
* 4-gaiku, Tochi-kukaku seirijigyo Awase, Kitanakagusuku Village, Nakagami-gun, Okinawa 901-2300
* Aeon Mall Okinawa Rycom 4F
* Phone: 098-987-8063
==Previous stores==
===Aeon Mall Tokoname===
* Opened December 4, 2015
* Closed January 31, 2017
* Rinku 2-20-3 Tokoname-shi, Aichi 479-0882
* Aeon Mall Tokoname 2F
* Phone: 0569-35-6707
===Okinawa Kokusai Dori Street===
* Opened March 12, 2015
* Closed June 11, 2017
* 2-2-30 Makishi, Naha, Okinawa 900-0013
* HAPiNAHA 1st Fl.
* Phone: 098-988-1080
===Pokémon Store outlets===
====Hokuriku Oyabe====
* Opened July 16, 2015
* Closed August 31, 2017ポケモンストア北陸小矢部店からのお知らせ
* Mitsui Outlet Park Hokuriku Oyabe 2F, 972-1 Nishinakano, Oyabe, Toyama
==External links==
* Official site for the Japanese Pokémon Stores (Japanese)
* Official site for the Japanese Pokémon Stores (English)
==References==
Category:Pokémon Center (brand)
Category:Retail stores
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Pokémon Stories Together with Pikachu!

(Japanese: ポケモンおはなしげきじょう ピカチュウとあそぼ！ Pokémon Stories Together with Pikachu!) is a Pokémon manga published in issues of 幼稚園 and later collected into tankōbon. It is adapted by Emiko Yoshino and Keiji Kei.
==List of volumes==
Cover	 	Shogakukan 	Shogakukan
 	～ゆかいなまいにちのまき～ 	ISBN 9784091164063	November 26, 2015
 	～たのしいなかまたちのまき～ 	ISBN 9784091164186	June 24, 2016
 	～ピカチュウがんばる！のまき～ 	ISBN 9784091164407	June 21, 2017
==External links==
* Volume 1 on Shogakukan's website
* Volume 2 on Shogakukan's website
* Volume 3 on Shogakukan's website
Category:Manga
Pokémon Street Performer Festival

The Pokémon Street Performer Festival is a one-day only event held in a small Johto town every year. It was featured in Doin' What Comes Natu-rally.
Street performers and their talented Pokémon perform for the crowd, with acts such as magic tricks, musical performances and strength defying feats on offer. Food and merchandise stalls are also set up for the festival.
McKenzie's father hoped that his son McKenzie would follow in his footsteps and perform his fortune-telling act. With help from and , McKenzie eventually took to the stage, wearing a mask to overcome his stage fright when gate crashed the festival and stole all of the performers' Pokémon. Ash and McKenzie later defeated the trio and returned the Pokémon to their rightful s.
==Pokémon Performers==
			
			
==In other languages==
Category:Festivals and holidays
es:Festival de actuaciones Pokémon
it:Festival degli artisti di strada Pokémon
Pokémon Stylist

A Pokémon Stylist (Japanese: ポケモンスタイリスト Pokémon Stylist), also known as a Poké Stylist (Japanese: ポケリスト PokéList), is a person who sketches and designs clothing and accessories for . They can also create for Pokémon Trainers. According to Paris, a Pokémon Stylist is one type of Pokémon Coordinator.
==Role==
As pointed out by Hermione in Arriving in Style!, Stylists and s have a very similar role, as both kinds of s aim to showcase their Pokémon's charms in a stylish manner. It should be noted, however, that while a Coordinator concentrates on showing off a Pokémon's style by displaying its moves and skills in an appealing way, a Stylist focuses on designing clothing items that are likely to bring out a Pokémon's inner beauty and enhance their outward appearances.
Pokémon Stylists can also take part in such as the Hearthome Collection, a fashion show where contestants dress up and model their Pokémon in their own original designs. Additionally, they may open up their own fashion stores. The is widely popular in Sinnoh, but is also well-known in at least one other region of the Pokémon world, as Lila said in Battling The Generation Gap! that she was given the chance to study to become a Pokémon Stylist abroad.
The fashion magazine is a publication that caters to Pokémon Stylists and trend-conscious Trainers. According to Hermione, Poké Chic's editor-in-chief, the public interest for Pokémon styling increased after Paris achieved success as a highly skilled Stylist. This inspired many people to become a Stylist as well.
==Notable Stylists==
* Cocoa
* Hermione
* Lila
* Paris
==In other languages==
Pokémon Stylist
Poké Stylist
==Related articles==
* Pokémon Coordinator
* Pokémon Trainer
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Pokémon Summit

The Pokémon Summit is a Pokémon research conference featured exclusively in Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys. It is a meeting for all Pokémon researchers as well as all of the Gym Leaders from Kanto and Johto. It is held in Ecruteak City in a stadium built on the site formerly occupied by the Burned Tower.
 attends the conference with Whitney as he is traveling with her. While there, he is reunited with Professor Elm, Bugsy, and Falkner, and is also introduced to Bill. However, before the Summit gets underway, it is interrupted by a group of s, led by , aiming to steal all the rare and powerful Pokémon present at the conference. They threaten to blow up the stadium, but they are stopped when , , and appear.
Category:Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys
Category:Pokémon world
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