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Pokémon Trading Card Game Player's Guide

The Pokémon Trading Card Game Player's Guide is a guide detailing the and expansions of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. The guide is written by Brian Brokaw and J. Douglas Arnold and was published by Sandwich Islands Publishing on July 26, 1999. The content features strategy for the cards introduced within the Base Set and Jungle expansions, a complete checklist for the expansions, card combos and tournament winning decks.
==Contents==
===Introduction===
This section welcomes the reader into the world of Pokémon and into the Trading Card Game, as well as outlining what is listed in the guide.
===Pokémon TCG Set Composition===
This section lists the complete list of the and expansions as well as a look at the at-the-time unreleased expansion.
===Game Rules===
This section features an in-depth look at the rules in the TCG, looking at the card types, Energy types, s, game setup and other basic rules.
===Gameplay Tips===
This section lists tips on how to improve the reader's current game with tips and strategies to make sure they stay in control of the game.
===Deck-Struction===
This section features an in-depth look into all of the classes of decks there are, such as Evolution Decks and Stall Decks, as well as strategies on how to create an original winning deck.
===Tournament Winning Decks===
This section lists three tournament winning decks, giving details on the deck, their contents and how to use them.
====List of decks====
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* 
* 
===Rules Variations===
This section lists a few variations to the Trading Card Game itself, such as turning it into a game of Solitaire or a multiplayer game.
===Single Card Rules/Strategy===
This section contains a brief strategy about every Pokémon card released in the Base Set and Jungle Expansions, listed in alphabetical order, starting with Pokémon, Trainer cards and then Energy cards.
===Pocket Monster Card Game Set Lists===
This section contains a look into the Japanese set compositions, which include , , , and .
===Pokémon Snap (Nintendo 64)===
This section contains a walkthrough into the then only Japanese released Pokémon Snap.
===Pokémania===
This section lists a few descriptions the Pokémon phenomena has reached outside the Trading Card Game, such as the video games and a mall tour.
====Credits====
* Production Manager
* Production Assistant
* Executive Producers
* Office Management
* Sales and Marketing
* Activities Director
* Additional Assistance	
* J. Douglas Arnold
* Mark Elies
* Joe Harabin, Joan Arnold
* Jamie Arnold
* Kathy Fruh
* James Yamada
* Corey Labore, Donovan Praigg
Category:Pokémon Trading Card Game publications
Pokémon Trainer's license

A Pokémon Trainer's license, also known as a Pokémon handler's license or simply a Pokémon license, is a concept occasionally mentioned in older media in the Pokémon franchise. It is a license that gives the bearer the right to own and be a Pokémon Trainer. In the , applicants must be at least ten years of age.
==In the games==
According to the blurbs of , obtained his Pokémon Trainer's license and set out to become a Pokémon Master. However, the concept of needing a license to be a Pokémon Trainer has never been mentioned elsewhere in the games. Unlike in the animated series, there is also no mention of a minimum age needed to be a Trainer, with Trainer classes such as s and s that appear to be younger than the appearing. However, it is stated in Pokémon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon that participants in the island challenge in Alola must be at least eleven years old.
==In animation==
In Pokémon - I Choose You!, is excited that he can get his Pokémon license upon becoming ten years old. In The Battling Eevee Brothers, Rainer tells Mikey that he could lose his "Trainer qualification" for leaving his alone and tied to a tree. For Gettin' Twiggy With It!, Professor Oak's Big Pokémon Encyclopedia refers to the minimum age at which a person may become a Trainer, with him writing a about it: 「さあ10さい　ぼくもわたしも　トレーナー」 "Ah, the age 10; we will all be Trainers."
Despite Ash having been prevented from owning Pokémon until he was ten and other characters such as Max and being explicitly stated to be too young to have their own Pokémon, there are some cases of children under the age of ten having been shown to own Pokémon in the animated series, similarly to the games.
==In the manga==
===The Electric Tale of Pikachu===
In The Electric Tale of Pikachu , potential Trainers are required to attend a half-day training session before qualifying to take a brief test. Those who pass the examination receive a license. Only licensed Trainers are legally allowed to purchase Poké Balls.
==In other languages==
Category:Pokémon world
it:Licenza per Allenatori Pokémon
Pokémon Trainer (Super Smash Bros.)/Quotes

These are 's quotes in the Super Smash Bros. series.
==Pokémon Trainer (male)==
===Super Smash Bros. Brawl===
:"Go, !"
:"Hang on, Squirtle!"
:"Just a little more, Squirtle!"
:"Good job, Squirtle!"
:"Go, !"
:"Hang on, Ivysaur!"
:"Just a little more, Ivysaur!"
:"Way to go, Ivysaur!"
:"Go, !"
:"Hang on, Charizard!"
:"Just a little more, Charizard!"
:"You did it, Charizard!"
:"Get back!"
:"Good job!"
:"Amazing job!"
:"Take this! !"
===Super Smash Bros. Ultimate===
:"!"
:"!"
:"!"
:"Go!"
:"Go for it!"
:"Hang on!"
:"Now's your chance!"
:"Come back!"
:"Good job!"
:"Amazing job!"
:"Take that!"
:"!"
:"Alright!"
:"Yay!"
:"Aaah!"
:"Dang it!"
:"Squirtle?"
:"Ivysaur?"
:"Charizard?"
:"Wake up!"
:"Get ahold of yourself!"
:"You did it, Charizard!"
:"Good job, Squirtle!"
:"Way to go, Ivysaur!"
:"You all did great!"
==Pokémon Trainer (female)==
===Super Smash Bros. Ultimate===
:"!"
:"!"
:"!"
:"Go!"
:"You can do it!"
:"Don't give up yet!"
:"Now's your chance!"
:"Return!"
:"Great!"
:"Great job!"
:"Go!"
:"!"
:"Alright!"
:"Yay!"
:"Aaah!"
:"Dang it!"
:"Squirtle?"
:"Ivysaur?"
:"Charizard?"
:"Wake up!"
:"You got this!"
:"You're amazing, Charizard!"
:"We did it, Squirtle!"
:"Way to go, Ivysaur!"
:"Everyone did great!"
Category:Quote pages
Pokémon Trainer Fan Club

Not to be confused with Pokémon Fan Club.
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The Pokémon Trainer Fan Club (Japanese: ポケモントレーナーファンクラブ Pokémon Trainer Fan Club) is a club dedicated to famous Pokémon Trainers. It has branches in Kanto and Hoenn. In , it is instead known as the Contest Spectacular Trainer Fan Club (Japanese: コンテストライブトレーナーファンクラブ Contest Live Trainer Fan Club).
==In the games==
===Kanto===
In , the club is located in Saffron City, east of the Poké Mart. Initially, the fan club members will be fans of certain NPCs, such as Gym Leaders, Elite Four members, and the player's . After the enters the Hall of Fame, some members will still be fans of these characters and will move to the rear of the building, but those to the front of the building will become the player's fans. Any other people that have taken part in Link Battles with the player will also be supported. A sign outside the building reads:
====Exterior appearance====
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===Hoenn===
In , the club is located in Lilycove City, to the right of the Pokémon Center. Once the has defeated the Pokémon League, several members of the club announce themselves as fans of the player. In addition to this, and before the completion of the Pokémon League, there will be other members who are fans of some non-player characters. These include Gym Leaders such as Norman, Elite Four members such as Glacia, the , and also the most recent person to have mixed records with the player's game cartridge. Winning or losing in Link Battles respectively increases or decreases the number of members who are supporting the player. A sign outside the building reads:
In Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, the club is dedicated to famous Pokémon Coordinators and all of the characters are fans of Lisia by default. Rather than occurring when the player enters the Hall of Fame, NPCs will only become the player's fans if the player completes a certain number of Pokémon Contest Spectaculars. A sign outside the building reads:
====Exterior appearance====
		
		
==In other languages==
Pokémon Trainer Fan Club	
Contest Spectacular Trainer Fan Club
Category:Buildings
Category:Organizations
it:Zafferanopoli#Fan Club Allenatori
ja:ポケモントレーナーファンクラブ
Pokémon Training Center

The Pokémon Training Center (Japanese: ポケモン訓練センター Pokémon Training Center) is an -exclusive educational facility in the Sinnoh region near Hearthome City. It was featured in The Electrike Company!.
 is the Director of the Pokémon Training Center, which specializes in training beginning s with . The graduated Electric-types go on to work in the power generation industry.
The facility includes housing for students; stables for the Pokémon; and wide, open spaces used for specialized training.
One of Cal's students, Jaco, had failed to graduate in time after he was struggling with his partner . However, 's advice and 's mentoring helped Jaco bond with Electrike, who later learned to control its electricity and evolve into a , thus increasing its power significantly. Cal congratulated Jaco on a job well done before escorting Manectric to its power generation job.
==Pokémon seen at the Pokémon Training Center==
		
==Trivia==
* In Bibarel Gnaws Best!, Isis mentioned that she trained her to become a master stonecutter at the Pokémon Training Center. However, it is unclear whether this is the same facility as the one featured in The Electrike Company!.
==In other languages==
es:Centro de entrenamiento Pokémon
it:Centro Allenamento Pokémon
Pokémon Training Manual

The Pokémon Training Manual by Simcha Whitehill was released on October 30, 2018 in a set with three erasers resembling the , the Timer Ball, and the Great Ball, respectively. It is a guide to all of the core aspects in .
==Blurb==
IT'S TIME FOR A POKEMON BATTLE!
This manual has all the info you need to know to catch, collect, train, and battle Pokemon. Inside you'll find:
* Stats and facts on all known starter Pokémon
* Step-by-step instructions on how to hatch s and Pokémon in the 
* A complete guide to Pokémon types, Gym Leaders, and Gym s
* Data on different Poké Balls and when to use them
* Proven battle training techniques
..plus much, much more. It's your must-have guide to becoming the best Trainer you can be!
==Contents==
* Introduction
* What Is A Pokémon Trainer?
* Getting Started
* First Partner Pokémon
* On The Road
* How To Catch 'Em All
* Better Luck Next Time
* The Poké Ball
* Your Pokemon
* Pokémon Battles
* Recalling Pokémon During a Battle
* Pokémon Types
* Pokémon Trainers
* Pokémon Professors
* The Pokédex
* The Pokémon League
* The Island Challenge
* Special Spots for Trainers
* Cool Tech
* Trainers, Beware!
* Abandoned Pokémon
* and Mythical Pokémon
* Legendary Pokémon
* Island Guardians
* Mythical Pokémon
* Pokémon Evolution
* and Its Evolutions
* Mega Evolution
* Z-Moves
* Farewell
==Trivia==
* In the "Trainers, Beware!" section, the only villainous teams mentioned are Team Rocket and Team Skull.
* On page 16, it’s implied Ash and Dawn didn’t use a trade machine to trade their and .
Pokémon Tretta Lab

Pokémon Tretta Lab (Japanese: ポケモントレッタラボ Pokémon Tretta Lab) is an accessory for the Nintendo 3DS developed by Takara Tomy A.R.T.S. and , who also developed the Pokémon Tretta arcade game. The game was announced on May 9, 2013, and was released in Japan on August 10, 2013 with three Tretta: , , and . The first printings of the set also contained a Tretta. 
The Tretta Scanner reads Tretta, and is powered by three AA batteries and communicates with the 3DS using its two front-facing cameras. It was available in two models: one for the 3DS and one for the 3DS XL, and could be purchased for ¥3800. The Tretta Scanner also contains a download code for the free application Pokémon Tretta Lab Main System (Japanese: ポケモントレッタラボメインシステム Pokémon Tretta Lab Main System) from the Nintendo eShop. The software includes three modes: the Tretta Analyzer, which displays information on Tretta; the Type Checker, which compares two Tretta; and Auto Battle, which allows the player to battle opponents.
Support for Pokémon Tretta Lab was discontinued in early 2014 after the release of the first set in The Pokémon Tretta series, , with which it is incompatible. Pokémon Tretta Lab Main System was later removed from the Nintendo eShop on August 31, 2017 at 17:00 JST.
==Gallery==
File:Pokémon Tretta Lab hardware.png|Pokémon Tretta Lab
File:Pokémon Tretta Lab Pikachu.png|Pikachu
File:Pokémon Tretta Lab Serperior Emboar.png|Serperior and Emboar
File:Pokémon Tretta Lab Genesect Rayquaza.png|Genesect and Rayquaza
==Related articles==
Category:Nintendo 3DS games
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Pokémon Tretta League Opening! (Tretta)

Pokémon Tretta League Opening! (Japanese: ポケモントレッタリーグ開幕！) is the first Pokémon Tretta set. It features 48 Tretta.
==Information==
Pokémon Tretta League Opening! is the inaugural Pokémon Tretta set and features a comparatively small pool of Pokémon to later sets, spread over different classes. The set predominantly includes Pokémon from Generation V, with twelve of the then-seventeen types represented. With the exception of Master-class Tretta, all are colored white, and all feature only one move. The inclusion of blank spaces on the reverse of Tretta suggested future Tretta would have multiple moves, which became the case in the following set. White Tretta have not been used in subsequent sets, with colors cycling predominantly between red, green, blue, and yellow, or shades thereof.
Pokémon can be encountered in five locations: Forest, Waterfront, Field, Ruins, and Cave. Subsequent sets feature roughly the same selection of locations with a seasonal theme, often based on when the set was released during the year.
==Set list==
Category:Tretta expansion sets
ja:ポケモントレッタ 1弾
zh:寶可夢TRETTA聯盟開幕！（TRETTA）
Pokémon Tretta Theme Song Medley

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Pokémon Tretta Theme Song Medley (Japanese: ポケモントレッタテーマソングメドレー) is a medley of the theme songs of Pokémon Tretta. It was performed by Gero and was written and arranged by 鈴木ぷよ Puyo Suzuki. It consists of portions of the songs Pokémon Tretta Ultimate Z!!!, The! Pokémon Tretta! with Pokémon Mega Ring, Go! Pokémon Tretta!, Pokémon Tretta Ultimate!!, and Get! Pokémon Tretta!.
==Lyrics==
! Japanese
! English
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| lang="ja" | <ab>
(Go！) (Go！) 
(Go！) 
 Get Tretta! (Get Tretta!)
 Go！
 "Get Ready! Get set! Go!!"
Let's Go!
Ultimate tretta! 
 Get Tretta! 
Get Tretta!! (Get Tretta!!)
Get Tretta!! (Get Tretta!!)
Get Tretta!! (Get Tretta!!)
Get Tretta!!
Get Tretta!! (Get Tretta!!)
 Let's a
Get Tretta!! (Get Tretta!!)
 Let's a
</ab>
| <ab>Ready, ready go! Unleash the unknown energy
Z Tretta! (Z Tretta!)
Pokémon Tretta Ultimate Z
Pokémon Tretta Ultimate Ultimate Z
The! The! The-the! That's alright!
Ardent wishes, sparkling radiantly
The Pokémon Tretta!
Someone's back at sight in the field
Longing for a new encounter
Powerful legends, enigmatic secrets
Let's pack our trunks and set out to the world
The! The! The-the! That's alright!
Lock on the target and fire
Opportunities are everywhere
Mega Mega Mega! Mega Evolution!
Ardent wishes, sparkling radiantly
The Pokémon Tretta!
Hearing the faint sounds of the festival
Feeling the beat of my heart and blazing on (Volcano!)
Let's embark on a journey with our friends
Search, catch, fly over the Jungle Road
With our (Go!) limitless willpower (Go!), we're in perfect condition
With our (Go!) Friend Power unleashed, no one can stop us
Tretta!
Never giving up, brimming with energy
Even in a crisis, look, it's changing! Get Tretta! (Get Tretta!)
Friendship forged from a decisive strike
Come on, let's go! Go!
Pokémon Tretta Ultimate!!
The curtains have dropped onto the next stage
Trembling impulse "Get Ready! Get set! Go!!"
The bonds of my friends, trump card, Go!
Hyper and Legend, we're not afraid
We won't lose! Let's go with full strength!
A golden light and the strongest power
Visions! Appear! Let's go search for them!
Ultimate Tretta! Start running
Someday, we'll surely, surely discover it
The sparkling bracelet will be our guide
Let's go! Get Tretta! Look ahead
Even more, we'll push on more and more
Since we've encountered the lurking legend
It's still super! Super! It's our chance!
Pokémon Tretta Ultimate!!
Get Tretta!! (Get Tretta!!)
Get Tretta!! (Get Tretta!!)
Get Tretta!! (Get Tretta!!)
Get Tretta!!
Open the door and search for unseen companions, come on!
Facing up my fear any time
Get Tretta!! (Get Tretta!!)
Gathering around my friends and battling at the edge of our seats
Now, let's aim for completion
Let's play Pokémon Tretta!
Connected bonds bringing forth unseen power, look!
Getting myself up any time
Get Tretta!! (Get Tretta!!)
Gathering around my friends and battling at the edge of our seats
Now, grab hold of that glory
Let's play Pokémon Tretta!</ab>
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==External links==
* Live performance at the 2016 International Tokyo Toy Show on the Takara Tomy A.R.T.S YouTube channel
Category:Japanese songs
Pokémon Tretta Ultimate!!

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Pokémon Tretta Ultimate!! (Japanese: ポケモントレッタアルティメット!!) is the theme song for Pokémon Tretta Ultimate. It was sung by Gero and was written and arranged by 鈴木ぷよ Puyo Suzuki.
==Lyrics==
! Japanese
! English
|-
| lang="ja" | <ab>
 "Get Ready! Get set! Go!!"
Let's Go!
Ultimate tretta! 
 Get Tretta! 
Let's Try!
Ultimate tretta! 
 Get Tretta! 
Ultimate tretta! 
 Get Tretta! 
</ab>
| <ab>Pokémon Tretta Ultimate!!
The curtains have dropped onto the next stage
Trembling impulse "Get Ready! Get set! Go!!"
The bonds of my friends, trump card, Go!
Hyper and Legend, we're not afraid
We won't lose! Let's go with full strength!
A golden light and the strongest power
Visions! Appear! Let's go search for them!
Ultimate Tretta! Start running
Someday, we'll surely, surely discover it
The sparkling bracelet will be our guide
Let's go! Get Tretta! Look ahead
Even more, we'll push on more and more
Since we've encountered the lurking legend
It's still super! Super! It's our chance!
Pokémon Tretta Ultimate!!
Hearing the gong of battle, I try my abilities here
Champions awaiting, "That's-that's-that's alright!"
The stain of honor mediates to tomorrow
Master and Primal Reversion, we'll take them on
Be brave! Let's try with full strength!
Extra Attacker in times of crisis
Ultimate! By all means! Begin the Counterattack!
Ultimate Tretta! Win through them
Let's go all the way on the road
Running through the clashing rankings
Let's go! Get Tretta! Raise your voice
Even more, we'll push on more and more
The strongest king of the league at the top
It's still super! Super! It's our chance!
Pokémon Tretta Ultimate!!
Ultimate Tretta! Start running
Someday, we'll surely, surely discover it
The sparkling bracelet will be our guide
Let's go! Get Tretta! Keep it up
So, let's thrust forward more and more
You will bring forth a legend
It's still super! Super! It's our chance!
Pokémon Tretta Ultimate!!</ab>
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==External links==
*Full song on the Japanese Pokémon YouTube channel
Category:Japanese songs
zh:宝可梦TRETTA登峰造极!!
Pokémon Tretta Ultimate Z!!!

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Pokémon Tretta Ultimate Z!!! (Japanese: ポケモントレッタアルティメットZ!!!) is the theme song for Pokémon Tretta Ultimate Z. It was sung by Gero, 湯毛 Yuge, 鈴木ぷよ Puyo Suzuki, and 川西ゆうこ Yūko Kawanishi; and was written and arranged by 鈴木ぷよ Puyo Suzuki.
==Lyrics==
! Japanese
! English
|-
| lang="ja" | <ab>
　Ah
Going all the way　
We can get it on　
　Ah
We can get it on　
　Oh Yeah!
(Get Tretta!) Into the world
(Get Tretta!) 
(Get Tretta!) 
(Get Tretta!) 
Going all the way　
We can get it on　
</ab>
| <ab>Ready, ready go! Unleash the unknown energy
Z Tretta! (Z Tretta!)
Pokémon Tretta Ultimate Z
Pokémon Tretta Ultimate Ultimate Z
The gate beyond the ultimate is finally opened
Intertwining strings spin a powerful bond
That power and that form, transcendental and absolute
Aim for perfection, call upon the mightiest power
Tiny fragments of dreams intermingling with one another
Enveloped by the strongest light, ah
! The Power of Z!
Going all the way, unleashing the unknown energy
Z Tretta! (Z Tretta!) A powerful pulse
We can get it on, release the accumulated miracles
Z Tretta! (Z Tretta!)
Pokémon Tretta Ultimate Z
Grasping this golden radiance in my hand
Compete in the rankings, the world is calling upon you
Pink muffler fluttering on the water
Cutting like the wind, ah
! Unprecedented!
Ready, ready go! Gather the legendary power
Z Tretta! (Z Tretta!) A star on Stage
We can get it on, release the accumulated miracles
Z Tretta! (Z Tretta!)
Pokémon Tretta Ultimate Z
Falling tears will someday shake the earth
Surely, let's call upon the unknown energy, Oh Yeah!
(Get Tretta!) Into the world
(Get Tretta!) That's alright!
(Get Tretta!) Pokémon Mega Ring
(Get Tretta!) Start running!
Going all the way, unleashing the unknown energy
Z Tretta! (Z Tretta!) A Powerful Pulse
We can get it on, release the accumulated miracles
Z Tretta! (Z Tretta!)
Pokémon Tretta Ultimate Z
Pokémon Tretta Ultimate Ultimate Z</ab>
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==Trivia==
*The first and third occurences of 奇跡 miracles are mistakenly displayed in the official video's lyrics with the kanji 軌跡 traces.
==External links==
*Full song on the Japanese Pokémon YouTube channel
Category:Japanese songs
zh:宝可梦TRETTA登峰造极Ｚ!!!
Pokémon Triathlon

The Pokémon Triathlon (Japanese: ポケモントライアスロン Pokémon Triathlon) is an -exclusive competition held in Sinnoh. The event concludes a student's participation in Professor Rowan's Pokémon Summer Academy, which is then followed by a . It was featured in One Team, Two Team, Red Team, Blue Team!.
==Competition==
The Pokémon Triathlon consists of a three-part race where competitors do not use any of their own , but instead those of the Pokémon Summer Academy.
Students start at the academy simultaneously. When the race begins competitors race to a checkpoint to borrow one of the Pokémon available and then are required to ride on the Pokémon to the next checkpoint through the woods. When the participants reach the second checkpoint, they need to return the first Pokémon they borrowed in exchange for a Pokémon, which they will needs to ride across the lake. Once the participant gets across the lake, it is a dash to the finish line located back at the academy. First place earns 50 points, second place earns 30 points, third place earns 20 points, and all of the remaining teams will receive 10 points a piece.
==Known contestants==
 	Pokémon used for First Leg	Pokémon used for First Leg	Pokémon used for Second Leg	Pokémon used for Second Leg	Place
 	 	 	 	 	1st Place
Angie 	 	 	 	 	2nd Place
 	 	 	 	 	N/A
 	 	 	 	 	N/A
Jessilinda	 	 	 	 	N/A
Conway 	 	 	 	 	N/A
 	 	Unknown 	 	 	N/A
 	 	Unknown 	 	 	N/A
==Pokémon==
This listing is of the known used by the students during the triathlon:
===First leg===
 	 			
♂	 			
 	♂			
♀	 			
===Second leg===
			
			
			
			
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
* Pokéathlon
Category:Sinnoh competitions
Category:Sports
it:Triathlon dei Pokémon
Pokémon Try Adventure

Pokémon Try Adventure (Japanese: ポケモントライアドベンチャー) is a three-volume Pokémon manga illustrated by Miho Asada and written by Jun Keijima and Laboratory. The "Try" in the title is intended to have a double meaning: "Try", as in challenge, and "Tri" from "Triangle", as in three people joining forces to overcome whatever they face.
The manga follows the adventures of battle genius Katsuya, Pokémon collector Soro, survival expert Toki, and their Pokémon as they accept missions, go through different challenges, and help many people and Pokémon.
==International versions==
The Pokémon Try Adventure manga has not been translated into English.
In , the manga is currently being translated by Ching Win Publishing Group under the names in Taiwan and in Hong Kong.
In , all three volumes of the manga have been translated into Thai by publisher Bongkoch Comics.
File:Try Adventure Taiwan Vol 1.png|Volume one published in 
File:Try Adventure Hong Kong Vol 1.jpg|Volume one published in 
==Related articles==
* List of Pokémon Try Adventure chapters
* List of Pokémon Try Adventure volumes
Category:Manga
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zh:宝可梦三只组挑战大冒险