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List of Japanese region Nintendo Network event Pokémon distributions in Pokémon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon

This is a reverse-chronological list of event Pokémon distributions that were given away via the Nintendo Network to Japanese region Pokémon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon games. Due to timezone differences, events may start up to a day earlier than the specified start date and end up to a day after the specified end date.
==List of event Pokémon==
===Dusk Rockruff===
This Rockruff was distributed exclusively for Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon via the Nintendo Network starting from November 17, 2017 to January 10, 2018.
This special Rockruff can evolve into Dusk Form . It has the ability , which Rockruff cannot normally have. Own Tempo Rockruff and Dusk Form Lycanroc can breed to produce more Own Tempo Rockruff.
The Rockruff obtained differs slightly, depending on the game used to obtain it.
====Fire Fang Rockruff====
====Thunder Fang Rockruff====
====Distribution====
In all languages, the distribution text and title are in Japanese, but the Wonder Card uses the type text in the language of the receiving game.
===Saori Yoshida's Machamp===
This Machamp was distributed via 7-SPOT at stores, TSUTAYA DS at stores, Nintendo 3DS Station at stores that operate it, and at Pokémon Centers and Pokémon Stores in Japan from February 8 to 28, 2017. This Machamp was inspired by wrestler .
====Distribution====
In all languages, the distribution text and title are in Japanese, but the Wonder Card uses the type text in the language of the receiving game.
===Snorlium Z Munchlax===
This Munchlax was distributed to players via the Nintendo Network from November 18, 2016 to January 11, 2017.
When the player collects Munchlax, they are given a Snorlium Z at the same time.
====Distribution====
In all languages, the distribution text and title are in Japanese, but the Wonder Card uses the type text in the language of the receiving game.
==See also==
Category:Pokémon event distributions
Category:Japanese region event distributions
Category:Generation VII event distributions
ja:第七世代の配布ポケモン一覧 (日本)
List of Journey Across America event Pokémon distributions

This is a reverse-chronological list of event Pokémon distributions given away in 2006 during the Pokémon 10th Anniversary Journey Across America.
==Locations==
Location	Date
, , 	February 25, 2006
, , 	March 4, 2006
, , 	March 11, 2006
, , 	March 15, 2006
, , 	March 18, 2006
, , 	March 25, 2006
, , 	April 1, 2006
, , 	April 8, 2006
, , 	April 15, 2006
, , 	April 22, 2006
, , 	April 29, 2006
, , 	May 6, 2006
, , 	May 13, 2006
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, , 	May 27, 2006
, , 	June 3, 2006
, , 	June 10, 2006
, , 	June 17, 2006
, , 	June 24, 2006
, , 	July 1, 2006
, 	July 8, 2006
, , 	July 12, 2006
, , 	July 15, 2006
, , 	July 22, 2006
, , 	July 23, 2006
===Celebi===
===Top 20 Distribution Pokémon===
====Bulbasaur====
====Charizard====
====Blastoise====
====Pikachu====
====Alakazam====
====Articuno====
====Zapdos====
====Moltres====
====Dragonite====
====Typhlosion====
====Espeon====
====Umbreon====
====Raikou====
====Entei====
====Suicune====
====Tyranitar====
====Blaziken====
====Absol====
====Latias====
====Latios====
==External links==
* Journey Across America archive
Category:Pokémon 10th Anniversary
Category:Pokémon event distributions
Category:English event distributions
Category:Generation III event distributions
List of Key Items in Generation I

This is a list of all Key Items that are found in Generation I. Several of these are also Generation III Key Items due to being remade, and several appear in multiple generations.
==List of Key Items in Generation I==
==Artwork==
File:RG Bicycle.png|Bicycle
File:RG Bike Voucher.png|Bike Voucher
File:RG Card Key.png|
File:RG Coin Case.png|Coin Case
File:RG Dome Fossil.png|Dome Fossil
File:RG Gold Teeth.png|Gold Teeth
File:RG Good Rod.png|Good Rod
File:RG Helix Fossil.png|Helix Fossil
File:RG Itemfinder.png|Itemfinder
File:RG Rocket Key.png|Lift Key
File:RG Oak Parcel.png|Oak's Parcel
File:RG Old Amber.png|Old Amber
File:RG Old Rod.png|Old Rod
File:RG Poké Flute.png|Poké Flute
File:RG Secret Key.png|
File:RG Silph Scope.png|Silph Scope
File:RG SS Ticket.png|S.S. Ticket
File:RG Super Rod.png|Super Rod
File:RG Town Map.png|Town Map
==Related articles==
Category:Lists of Key Items
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it:Elenco degli strumenti base in prima generazione
List of Key Items in Generation II

This is a list of all Key Items that are found in Generation II. Several of these are also Generation IV Key Items due to being remade, and that several appear in multiple generations.
==Key Items found in all Generation II games==
==Key Items exclusive to Crystal==
==Related articles==
Category:Lists of Key Items
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List of Key Items in Generation III

This is a list of all the Key Items that are found in Generation III. Please note that some of these are also Generation I Key Items due to being remade, and several appear in multiple generations.
Some items are specific to a certain region, while others can be found in both Kanto and Hoenn. Through hacking, Hoenn-exclusive Key Items can be obtained (though they will have no use) in the Kanto-based games, while Kanto-exclusive Key Items can be obtained in (likewise to no use). The Mach Bike and Acro Bike, though they can be used as the normal Bicycle in FireRed and LeafGreen, will not be recognized by the game as the Bicycle, and so will not allow the player to enter normally. The normal Bicycle, however, cannot be used in Emerald at all. All items, regardless of being legitimately obtainable or not, will have an item description and, from FireRed and LeafGreen onward, a sprite.
This list includes only Key Items from the Game Boy Advance games. For the list of Key Items in the Nintendo GameCube games, see List of Key Items in Pokémon Colosseum and Pokémon XD.
==Key Items found in all Generation III games==
==Key Items exclusive to Ruby and Sapphire==
==Key Items exclusive to Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald==
==Key Items exclusive to FireRed and LeafGreen==
==Key Items exclusive to FireRed, LeafGreen, and Emerald==
==Key Items exclusive to Emerald==
==Related articles==
Category:Lists of Key Items
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List of Key Items in Generation IV

This is a list of all the Key Items that are found in Generation IV. Several of these are also Generation II Key Items due to being remade, and several appear in multiple generations.
Some items are specific to a certain region, while others can be found in both Sinnoh and Johto/Kanto.
==Key Items found in all Generation IV games==
==Key Items exclusive to Diamond and Pearl==
==Key Items exclusive to Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum==
==Key Items exclusive to Platinum==
==Key Items exclusive to Platinum, HeartGold, and SoulSilver==
==Key Items exclusive to HeartGold and SoulSilver==
==Related articles==
Category:Lists of Key Items
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List of Key Items in Generation IX

This is a list of all the Key Items that are found in Generation IX.
==List of Key Items in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet==
===Base game===
===Added in Version 2.0.1===
===Added in Version 3.0.0===
==Related articles==
Category:Lists of Key Items
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List of Key Items in Generation V

This is a list of all the Key Items that are found in Generation V.
==Key Items found in all Generation V games==
==Key Items exclusive to Black and White==
==Key Items exclusive to Black 2 and White 2==
==Artwork==
These are artwork of the items as seen when the player obtains them.
									
									
									
									
									
									
==Related articles==
Category:Lists of Key Items
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it:Elenco degli strumenti base in quinta generazione
List of Key Items in Generation VI

This is a list of all the Key Items that are found in Generation VI.
==Key Items found in all Generation VI games==
==Key Items exclusive to X and Y==
==Key Items exclusive to Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire==
==Related articles==
Category:Lists of Key Items
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List of Key Items in Generation VII

This is a list of all the Key Items that are found in Generation VII. No item is counted as a Key Item in the game data of Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!.
==Key Items found in all Generation VII games==
==Key Items exclusive to Sun and Moon==
==Key Items exclusive to Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon==
==Artwork==
These are artwork of the items as seen when the player obtains them.
									
									
									
									
==Related articles==
Category:Lists of Key Items
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it:Elenco degli strumenti base in settima generazione
List of Key Items in Generation VIII

This is a list of all the Key Items that are found in Generation VIII.
==List of Key Items shared between Generation VIII games==
===All games===
===All games except Sword and Shield===
===All games except Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl===
===All games except Legends: Arceus===
==List of Key Items exclusive to Pokémon Sword and Shield==
===Base game===
===Added in Version 1.2.0===
===Added in Version 1.3.0===
==List of Key Items exclusive to Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl==
==List of Key Items exclusive to Pokémon Legends: Arceus==
==Related articles==
Category:Lists of Key Items
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List of Key Items in Pokémon Colosseum and Pokémon XD

This is a list of all Key Items that are found in the Pokémon games set in the Orre region, Pokémon Colosseum and Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness.
==Key Items found in both games==
==Key Items exclusive to Pokémon Colosseum==
==Key Items exclusive to Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness==
==Related articles==
Category:Lists of Key Items
fr:Liste des objets de Pokémon Colosseum
it:Elenco degli strumenti base nella regione di Auros
ja:ポケモンコロシアム・XD限定のアイテム一覧
List of Korean Pokémon names

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This list is a record of the official spellings for Pokémon names. Names are listed by number in the order dictated by the National Pokédex, meaning that Pokémon from the Kanto region will appear first, followed by those from Johto, Hoenn, and subsequent regions.
==Changes==
Two Pokémon have had their Korean names changed: and . Their names were 수륙챙이 Suryukchaengi and 덩구리 Deongguri in the Generation II games, and are 슈륙챙이 Syuryukchaengi and 덩쿠리 Deongkuri in Pokémon Trozei!, Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team, and the Generation IV games onward, respectively.
==Columns==
*English: The official English name as dictated by Nintendo of America and used in all English-language games and merchandise.
*Korean: The official Korean name as dictated by Nintendo of Korea and used in all Korean-language games and merchandise. The Hangul column lists the official name of each Pokémon in the Korean games, while the RR and M-R columns lists the romanizations of the Korean names using the and methods, respectively. They are listed here as the RR form is used by Pokémon Korea, Inc or other Korean licensees when romanizing the Hangul names.
*Official TPCi romanization: English romanizations of each Pokémon's Korean name as coined by The Pokémon Company International (TPCi) for Worlds 2012http://assets20.pokemon.com/assets/cms/pdf/op/tcg_champ_series/2011-2012/WC12_Battle_Dictionary.pdf. Note that these names may or may not be used on any official Korean Pokémon product, as TPCi does not maintain the Pokémon franchise in Korea.
==List of Korean Pokémon names==
===Generation I===
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===Generation II===
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===Generation III===
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===Generation IV===
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===Generation V===
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===Generation VI===
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===Generation VII===
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===Generation VIII===
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===Generation IX===
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===Eggs===
	English	Korean 	Korean 	Korean
	English	Hangul 	Revised 	McCune-Reischauer
	 	알 	Al 	Al
	 	마나피의 알 	Manapiui Al	Manap'iŭi Al
	Bad Egg	불량알 	Bullyangal 	Pullyangal
==External links==
*The Korean Pokédex on Pokémonkorea.co.kr
==References==
==Related articles==
*Pokémon in Korea
Category:Pages in other languages
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ja:ポケモンの韓国語名一覧
List of Korean region Nintendo Network event Pokémon distributions in Generation VI

This is a reverse-chronological list of event Pokémon distributions that were given away via the Nintendo Network to Korean region Pokémon games in Generation VI. As Nintendo Network events are run simultaneously worldwide, to ensure that the event runs for the entire specified period in most countries, the distribution begins at midnight on the start of date according to and ends at midnight at the end of the day after the end date according to NZST. For Pokémon distributions that can be of either gender, the Pokémon's gender is fixed when the Wonder Card is obtained.
==List of event Pokémon==
===Steven's Beldum===
This Beldum was distributed via the Nintendo Network from November 21, 2014 to January 14, 2015.
====Distribution====
In all languages, the distribution text and title are in Korean, but the Wonder Card uses the type text in the language of the receiving game.
===GTS Fancy Pattern Vivillon===
This Vivillon was distributed via the Nintendo Network from July 8 to 31, 2014. It was distributed to celebrate 100 million trades being made on the GTS.
====Distribution====
In all languages, the distribution text and title are in Korean, but the Wonder Card uses the type text in the language of the receiving game.
===XY Torchic===
This Torchic was distributed via the Nintendo Network from October 12, 2013 to January 15, 2014.
====Distribution====
In all languages, the distribution text and title are in Korean, but the Wonder Card uses the type text in the language of the receiving game.
==See also==
Category:Pokémon event distributions
Category:Korean region event distributions
Category:Generation VI event distributions
List of Korean region Nintendo Network event Pokémon distributions in Pokémon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon

This is a reverse-chronological list of event Pokémon distributions that were given away via the Nintendo Network to Korean region Pokémon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon games. Due to timezone differences, events may start up to a day earlier than the specified start date and end up to a day after the specified end date.
==List of event Pokémon==
===Dusk Rockruff===
This Rockruff was distributed via the Nintendo Network from November 17, 2017 to January 10, 2018.
This special Rockruff can evolve into Dusk Form . It has the ability , which Rockruff cannot normally have. Own Tempo Rockruff and Dusk Form Lycanroc can breed to produce more Own Tempo Rockruff.
The Rockruff obtained differs slightly, depending on the game used to obtain it.
====Fire Fang Rockruff====
====Thunder Fang Rockruff====
====Distribution====
In all languages, the distribution text and title are in Korean, but the Wonder Card uses the type text in the language of the receiving game.
===Snorlium Z Munchlax===
This Munchlax was distributed via the Nintendo Network from November 18, 2016 to January 11, 2017.
When the player collects Munchlax, they are given a Snorlium Z at the same time.
====Distribution====
In all languages, the distribution text and title are in Korean, but the Wonder Card uses the type text in the language of the receiving game.
==See also==
Category:Pokémon event distributions
Category:Korean region event distributions
Category:Generation VII event distributions
List of L1-30 Rental Pokémon (Japanese Stadium)

This is a list of all of the rental Pokémon in the L1-30 mode of original sorted by National Dex number.
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Beedrill
Fearow
Pikachu
Nidoqueen
Nidoking
Dugtrio
Primeape
Arcanine
Alakazam
Machamp
Golem
Magneton
Cloyster
Gengar
Onix
Hypno
Electrode
Exeggutor
Chansey
Kangaskhan
Starmie
Scyther
Jynx
Pinsir
Tauros
Gyarados
Lapras
Ditto
Vaporeon
Jolteon
Flareon
Aerodactyl
Snorlax
Category:Lists
Category:Pokémon Stadium (Japanese)
List of L50-55 Rental Pokémon (Japanese Stadium)

This is a list of all of the rental Pokémon in the L50-55 mode of original sorted by National Dex number.
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Venusaur
Charizard
Blastoise
Beedrill
Fearow
Pikachu
Nidoqueen
Nidoking
Dugtrio
Primeape
Arcanine
Alakazam
Machamp
Golem
Magneton
Cloyster
Gengar
Onix
Hypno
Electrode
Exeggutor
Chansey
Kangaskhan
Starmie
Scyther
Jynx
Pinsir
Tauros
Gyarados
Lapras
Ditto
Vaporeon
Jolteon
Flareon
Aerodactyl
Snorlax
Articuno
Zapdos
Moltres
Dragonite
Category:Lists
Category:Pokémon Stadium (Japanese)
List of Little Cup Rental Pokémon in Pokémon Stadium 2

This is a list of all of the rental Pokémon in the Little Cup of Pokémon Stadium 2 sorted by National Pokédex number.
Rental Pokémon may hold a PRZCureBerry, Burnt Berry, Ice Berry, Bitter Berry, Mint Berry, or 
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Bulbasaur
Charmander
Squirtle
Caterpie
Weedle
Pidgey
Rattata
Spearow
Ekans
Sandshrew
Nidoran♀
Nidoran♂
Vulpix
Zubat
Oddish
Paras
Venonat
Diglett
Meowth
Psyduck
Mankey
Growlithe
Poliwag
Abra
Machop
Bellsprout
Tentacool
Geodude
Ponyta
Slowpoke
Magnemite
Doduo
Seel
Grimer
Shellder
Gastly
Onix
Drowzee
Krabby
Voltorb
Exeggcute
Cubone
Koffing
Rhyhorn
Chansey
Horsea
Goldeen
Staryu
Scyther
Magikarp
Eevee
Porygon
Omanyte
Kabuto
Dratini
Chikorita
Cyndaquil
Totodile
Sentret
Hoothoot
Ledyba
Spinarak
Chinchou
Pichu
Cleffa
Igglybuff
Togepi
Natu
Mareep
Marill
Hoppip
Sunkern
Wooper
Pineco
Snubbull
Teddiursa
Slugma
Swinub
Remoraid
Houndour
Phanpy
Tyrogue
Smoochum
Elekid
Magby
Larvitar
Category:Lists
Category:Pokémon Stadium 2
List of Lv.50 All Single Pokémon in Pokémon Battle Revolution

This is a list of all that are used in Pokémon Battle Revolution Lv.50 All Single Mode sorted by rank and generation.
==Rank 1==
==Rank 2==
==Rank 3==
===Generation I===
===Generation II===
===Generation III===
===Generation IV===
==Rank 4==
===Generation I===
===Generation II===
===Generation III===
===Generation IV===
==Rank 5==
===Generation I===
===Generation II===
===Generation III===
===Generation IV===
==Rank 6==
===Generation I===
===Generation II===
===Generation III===
===Generation IV===
==Rank 7==
===Generation I===
===Generation II===
===Generation III===
===Generation IV===
==Rank 8==
===Generation I===
===Generation II===
===Generation III===
===Generation IV===
Category:Lists
Category:Pokémon Battle Revolution
List of Lv.50 All Single Pokémon in Pokémon Battle Revolution/Rank 1

===Generation I===
			
			
			
			
			
			
===Generation II===
			
			
			
			
			
			
===Generation III===
			
			
			
			
===Generation IV===
	 	 	
	 	 	
	Fourth move is random: , , , or 	Fourth move is random: , , , , , , or 	
	Item is random: BlackGlasses, Muscle Band, Odd Incense, or Sitrus Berry	Item is random: Dragon Fang, Focus Sash, Oran Berry, or Soft Sand	
	 	 	
Category:Lists
Category:Pokémon Battle Revolution
List of Lv.50 All Single Pokémon in Pokémon Battle Revolution/Rank 2

===Generation I===
			
			
			
			
===Generation II===
			
			
			
			
			
===Generation III===
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
			Item is random: Cheri Berry, Dragon Fang, Persim Berry, or Sitrus Berry
			Third move is random: , , , , , or
			Fourth move is random: , , or
===Generation IV===
			
			
			
			
Category:Lists
Category:Pokémon Battle Revolution
List of Macedonian Pokémon themes

This is a list of themes that have been played in the n dub of the Pokémon animated series.
==Openings==
===Pokémon Theme===
This opening was sung by Верица Пандиловска Verica Pandilovska.
! Macedonian
! Transcription
! English
|-
| <ab>Јас ке бидам најдобриот
како никој пред мене
Нивното факање е мојот тестт
нивната обука моја цел
Ке патувам низ целиот светт
Ке барам насекаде
Најдобро е да разберам
дека тие имаат мок
Покемон, треба да ги освојам (Јас и ти)
Тоа е мојата судбина, Покемон!
Ох, другар мој, ке го браниме светот твој
Покемон, треба да ги освојам (Така е)
Мора да успееш!
Уци ме, како тебе јас, 
Покемон!
Да ги освојам, се да освојам
Покемон!</ab>
| <ab>
Jas ke bidam najdobriot
kako nikoj pred mene
Nivnoto fakanje e mojot testt
nivnata obuka moja cel
Ke patuvam niz celiot svett
Ke baram nasekade
Najdobro e da razberam
deka tie imaat mok
Pokémon, treba da gi osvojam (Jas i ti)
Toa e mojata sudbina, Pokémon!
Oh, drugar moj, ke go branime svetot tvoj
Pokémon, treba da gi osvojam (Taka e)
Mora da uspeeš!
Uci me, kako tebe jas,
Pokémon!
Da gi osvojam, se da osvojam
Pokémon!</ab>
| <ab>
I'm gonna be the very best
Like no one before me
Their flattery is my test
Their training is my goal
I'm traveling around the world
I'm looking everywhere
It's best to understand
That they have power
Pokémon, I need to win (me and you)
It is my destiny, Pokémon!
Oh, my friend, we will defend your world
Pokémon, I need to win (that's how it is)
You must succeed!
Teach me, like I teach you
Pokémon!
To win them, I have to win
Pokémon</ab>
|}
|}
==Related articles==
*Pokémon in North Macedonia
Category:Opening themes
Category:Lists of theme songs
List of Magical Pokémon Journey monthly issues

The following is a listing of monthly single issues of the Magical Pokémon Journey created by Yumi Tsukirino. VIZ Media released these A4 size issues prior to their release of the collected volumes of Magical Pokémon Journey. These monthly issues included some bonus content that was not included in the regular volumes, such as fan art, fan letters, and fold-out posters.
While these were not available in Japan or , these monthly single issues were released in other countries worldwide, including and .
==List of Magical Pokémon Journey monthly issues==
===Part one===
Cover	 	VIZ Media 	VIZ Media
 	How Do You Do, Pikachu?	ISBN 1569314462	March 24, 2000
 	Cooking With Jigglypuff	ISBN 156931456X	April 21, 2000
 	Pokémon Holiday 	ISBN 1569314578	May 19, 2000
 	Fun at the Beach 	ISBN 1569314624	June 23, 2000
===Part two===
Cover	 	VIZ Media 	VIZ Media
 	Almond's Adventure Club	ISBN 1569314810	July 21, 2000
 	Eevee the Genius 	ISBN 1569314829	August 18, 2000
 	Arbok's First Love 	ISBN 1569314837	September 22, 2000
 	Hot Springs Pikachu 	ISBN 1569314845	October 20, 2000
===Part three===
Cover	 	VIZ Media 	VIZ Media
 	One Lone Pikachu 	ISBN 1569315477	November 10, 2000
 	The Pokémon-Watcher's Diary	ISBN 1569315558	December 7, 2000
 	The Passionate Primeape 	ISBN 1569315566	January 5, 2001
 	Kadabra's Magic Show 	ISBN 1569315574	February 9, 2001
===Part four===
Cover	 	VIZ Media 	VIZ Media
 	Bulbasaur's Beau 	ISBN 156931666X	March 21, 2001
 	Love Potion Pursuit 	ISBN 1569316759	April 20, 2001
 	Incredible Shrinking Hazel	ISBN 1569316767	May 18, 2001
 	Pokémon Sleepover 	ISBN 1569316775	June 22, 2001
===Part five===
Cover	 	VIZ Media 	VIZ Media
 	A Date with Wigglytuff	ISBN 1569316783	July 20, 2001
 	Hypnotism 	ISBN 1569317046	August 31, 2001
 	Hazel's Holiday 	ISBN 1569317054	September 28, 2001
 	Magikarp Journey 	ISBN 1569317062	October 26, 2001
===Part six===
Cover	 	VIZ Media 	VIZ Media
 	Eevee-Lu-tion 	ISBN 156931747X	November 30, 2001
 	Eggcellent Togepi 	ISBN 1569317488	December 28, 2001
 	Green Jealousy 	ISBN 1569317496	January 25, 2002
 	Raichu's Best Friend	ISBN 1591160006	February 22, 2002
===Part seven===
Cover	 	VIZ Media 	VIZ Media
 	Swimming with the Qwilfish	ISBN 1569317569	March 22, 2002
 	Heavenly Pokémon 	ISBN 1569317577	April 5, 2002
 	Clefairy's Blue Period 	ISBN 1569317585	May 1, 2002
 	Rockabye Pokémon 	ISBN 1569317593	June 5, 2002
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Category:Lists of manga releases
it:Elenco delle uscite mensili di Il magico viaggio dei Pokémon