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Pokémon Omega Ruby Alpha Sapphire volume 1

Volume 1 is the first volume published by VIZ Media compiling chapters from the of the Pokémon Adventures manga created by Hidenori Kusaka and Satoshi Yamamoto. The chapters in this volume are collected directly from the magazine publication of Pokémon Adventures and are collected independently of Shogakukan's collected releases of the magazine version. 
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* PS596
* PS597
* PS598
* PS599
==Important events==
* studies strange murals found in Granite Cave alongside Ultima.
* Fearing another disaster will strike Hoenn, Steven decides to have , , and learn Mega Evolution.
* It is revealed that has a Mega Bracelet and Latios and Latias have their respective Mega Stones.
* Steven contacts his father and sends him the strange murals found in Granite Cave.
* Ruby and travel to the Sky Pillar after using Mega Evolution for the first time.
* It is revealed that Steven has the Mega Stones for the respective Hoenn first partner Pokémon evolutions.
* Ruby meets Zinnia and battles her.
* Ruby manages to beat Zinnia and asks for her help to stop the crisis about to hit Hoenn.
* An asteroid is expected to hit Hoenn in 10 days.
* Both and master Mega Evolution.
==Party changes==
===Additions===
* Sapphire's (revealed in PS596)
===Evolutions===
* Ruby's Rara evolves into (PS596)
* Sapphire's Kirly evolves into a (PS596)
Category:Pokémon Adventures volumes
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Pokémon Omega Ruby Alpha Sapphire volume 2

Volume 2 is the second volume published by VIZ Media compiling chapters from the of the Pokémon Adventures manga created by Hidenori Kusaka and Satoshi Yamamoto. The chapters in this volume are collected directly from the magazine publication of Pokémon Adventures and are collected independently of Shogakukan's collected releases of the magazine version. 
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
*PS600
*PS601
*PS602
*PS603
Category:Pokémon Adventures volumes
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Pokémon Omega Ruby Alpha Sapphire volume 3

Volume 3 is the third volume published by VIZ Media compiling chapters from the of the Pokémon Adventures manga created by Hidenori Kusaka and Satoshi Yamamoto. The chapters in this volume are collected directly from the magazine publication of Pokémon Adventures and are collected independently of Shogakukan's collected releases of the magazine version. 
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
*PS604
*PS605
*PS606
Category:Pokémon Adventures volumes
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Pokémon Omega Ruby Alpha Sapphire volume 4

Volume 4 is the fourth volume published by VIZ Media compiling chapters from the of the Pokémon Adventures manga created by Hidenori Kusaka and Satoshi Yamamoto. The chapters in this volume are collected directly from the magazine publication of Pokémon Adventures and are collected independently of Shogakukan's collected releases of the magazine version. 
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
*PS607
*PS608
*PS609
*PS610
Category:Pokémon Adventures volumes
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Pokémon Omega Ruby Alpha Sapphire volume 5

Volume 5 is the fifth volume published by VIZ Media compiling chapters from the of the Pokémon Adventures manga created by Hidenori Kusaka and Satoshi Yamamoto. The chapters in this volume are collected directly from the magazine publication of Pokémon Adventures and are collected independently of Shogakukan's collected releases of the magazine version. 
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
*Omega Alpha Adventure 15
*Omega Alpha Adventure 16
*Omega Alpha Adventure 17
Category:Pokémon Adventures volumes
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Pokémon Omega Ruby Alpha Sapphire volume 6

Volume 6 is the sixth and final volume published by VIZ Media compiling chapters from the of the Pokémon Adventures manga created by Hidenori Kusaka and Satoshi Yamamoto. The chapters in this volume are collected directly from the magazine publication of Pokémon Adventures and are collected independently of Shogakukan's collected releases of the magazine version. 
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
*Omega Alpha Adventure 18
*Omega Alpha Adventure 19
*Omega Alpha Adventure 20
*Omega Alpha Adventure 21
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Pokémon Omega Ruby Crimson Passion and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire Indigo Wisdom

Pokémon Omega Ruby Crimson Passion and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire Indigo Wisdom (Japanese: ポケモンオメガルビー紅き情熱・ポケモンアルファサファイア藍き英知) are two Pokémon manga created by Hatha Shingo. The Crimson Passion and Indigo Wisdom stories run parallel to each other and star twin brothers named and . Each brother sets out to capture and , respectively. The two stories were collected together in one volume.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
 	Title 	Title (translated)
CPIW0	— 	—
CPIW1	紅き情熱, オメガ!! 	Crimson Passion, Omega!!
CPIW2	藍き英知, アルファ!! 	Indigo Wisdom, Alpha!!
CPIW3	グラードン&カイオーガ, 復活! 	Groudon & Kyogre, Revival!!
CPIW4	VSゲンシグラードン&ゲンシカイオーガ!! 	VS Primal Groudon & Primal Kyogre!!
==External links==
* Dogasu's Backpack
Category:Manga
Category:Pokémon Omega Ruby Crimson Passion and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire Indigo Wisdom
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zh:寶可夢 歐米加Ｒ‧阿爾法Ｓ 朱紅熱情與靛藍睿智
Pokémon On a Roll

Pokémon On a Roll is a manufactured by . It is similar to the Pokémon Yahtzee Jr. games, but has slightly different gameplay and does not bear the Yahtzee name.
==Playing the game==
Pokémon On a Roll can be played with one to four players. The game comes with four score cards featuring different combinations of , , and , seven dice, a cup to roll the dice, and twenty-eight tokens. Six of the dice have Turtwig, Chimchar, and Piplup on them—two of each Pokémon on each die—and the last die has a Poké Ball on one side and is blank on the other five.
The goal of the game is to match the six Pokémon dice to patterns on the score card. A player begins their turn by rolling all seven dice. If the Poké Ball is rolled, the turn ends and the player cannot score during the turn. Otherwise, if the player's Pokémon dice match a pattern on the score card, the player can place a Poké Ball token next to pattern on the score card to mark it off. If the dice did not match a pattern, the player can set aside any of the six Pokémon dice in any combination and roll the remaining dice, including the Poké Ball die, again. Their turn continues until they score a pattern or roll the Poké Ball. Each pattern can only be scored once per player.
The winner is the first player to mark off all seven patterns on their score card. Players must have an equal number of turns, so it is possible for players to tie.
The score cards have the following patterns to match:
* Five each of the same Pokémon
* Three Turtwig and three Piplup
* Three Piplup and three Chimchar
* Three Chimchar and three Turtwig
* Two each of the three Pokémon
==Second edition==
A second edition of the game was released featuring , Altered Forme , and Sky Forme . The game is played the same as the first edition.
Category:Board games
Pokémon Online

Pokémon Online has several referrals:
* For the battle simulator, see Pokémon Online (battle simulator)
* For the fan-made , see Pokémon Online (MMORPG)
* For the official Pokémon website, see Pokémon.com.
* For the official Japanese Pokémon Center website, see Pokémon Center (store)#Online
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Pokémon Orienteering

The Pokémon Orienteering (Japanese: ポケモンオリエンテーリング Pokémon Orienteering) is an -exclusive competition held in Potpourri Island, Kanto. It was featured in Off the Unbeaten Path. Another, nearly identical competition appeared in Foggy Pokémon Orienteering! as part of 's Pokémon Summer Camp. An event with a similar name was also hosted by the Cerise Laboratory in Dreams Are Made of These!.
==Competition==
At the beginning of the Pokémon Orienteering competition, all of the contestants receive a map of Potpourri Island and a . Together with a partner , s must navigate their way around the island and attempt to find five checkpoints, which are located in places that are difficult to reach. At each checkpoint, their map must be stamped with a Pokémon symbol.
The object of the competition is to get Trainers and their Pokémon to work together. The first team to get all of the stamps on their map and get back to the Pokémon Center is declared the winner. The winners are presented with a golden medal called the Pokémon Teamwork Medal. They also receive a sample of Potpourri Island's famous fruit.
During the competition, Jessie and —who was disguised as a —had trouble finding the checkpoints and gave up, letting James and his collect all of the stamps so they would benefit from the sample of fruits as well. They decided to slow down the other contestants by setting pitfall traps. In the end, Nurse Joy announced James and his Mime Jr. as the big winners. James happily accepted the medal, but gave away the fruit to the rest of the contestants, excluding Jessie and Meowth.
===Checkpoints===
* The stamp is located at Lunatone Rock, next to a giant Lunatone statue.
* The stamp is located at Rainbow Falls.
* The stamp can be found next to a 300-year-old giant tree.
* The stamp can be found on a cliff overlooking the ocean.
* The stamp is encountered on a pillar of land between two bridges.
===Stamps===
Lunatone stamp	Remoraid stamp	Pineco stamp	Kingler stamp	Skarmory stamp
 	 	 	 	
==Notable competitors==
Participant		 	Place
"Jameson" 		 	Winner
 		 	Unknown
 		 	Unknown
Max 		 	Unknown
 		 	Unknown
Jessie 		""	Unknown
Nurse Joy 		 	Unknown
==Pokémon used in the Pokémon Orienteering==
===Ash Ketchum===
♂	
===May===
	
===Brock===
♂	
===Max===
	
===Jessie===
♂	
==="Jameson"===
	
===Nurse Joy===
	
===Other competitors===
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
			
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
* Pokémon Summer Camp → PokéEnteering competition
Category:Kanto competitions
Category:Sports
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es:Orientación Pokémon/Gymkhana Pokémon
it:Orientamento Pokémon
ja:ポケモンオリエンテーリング
zh:宝可梦定向越野竞赛
Pokémon Origami

Pokémon Origami is an activity book published by VIZ Media. The book contains special paper which readers can cut out and fold (as per the directions included in the book) to create the likenesses of various Pokémon characters. The book was originally published in Japanese and was translated by VIZ Media.
==Available Pokémon==
Each Pokémon had two different designs available.
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==Authoring credits==
* Origami Design & Diagrams: Ryoko Nishida
* Drawings: Minami Aoyama
* Photography: Chikao Kitamura
* Translation (VIZ Media): Abra Greenspan
* Design (VIZ Media): Carolina Ugalde & Benjamin Wright
* Editor (VIZ Media): Annette Roman
Category:Activity books
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Pokémon Origami: Fold Your Own Pokémon

Pokémon Origami: Fold Your Own Pokémon is a perfect bound Pokémon origami folding book published by Pikachu Press on June 8, 2015. The origami models were designed by Janessa Munt, the text and step illustrations drawn by David Mitchell, and background illustrations done by Sarah Skeate. The book is 80 pages in length with 48 full color pages of instructions for 10 origami models. For each model, there is a picture of the completed model, and a short description of the Pokémon including the Pokémon's type, height and weight. The book comes with 16 special sheets of origami paper needed to complete the models. 
==Available Pokémon==
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==Blurb==
Folding Fun for Everyone!
Every Pokémon fan is happy to see Pokémon in new shapes and styles, and these new origami Pokémon include Pikachu and nine more Pokémon friends including Pokémon favorites from Bulbasaur to Fennekin, Mudkip to Snivy, and Charizard to Munchlax!
Pokémon Origami: Fold Your Own Pokémon offers a dozen new ways to play with the Pokémon you love best! In these detailed pages, you get the full how-to guide including: 
* Simple step-by-step origami walkthroughs 
* All the materials necessary to complete your 10 Pokémon, including special sheets of origami paper! 
* Helpful full-color examples of all the finished origami Pokémon!
* Tips and tricks to keep your Pokémon looking extra sharp!
Turn your favorite Pokémon into folded art with the easy origami projects in Pokémon Origami: Fold Your Own Pokémon today!
==External References==
* Simon & Schuster website
Category:Activity books
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Pokémon Origami 2

Pokémon Origami 2 is an activity book published by VIZ Media. The book contains special paper which readers can cut out and fold (as per the directions included in the book) to create the likenesses of various Pokémon characters. Ryoko Nishida is credited as the author, and Minami Aoyama as the illustrator.
==Available Pokémon Characters==
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====Humans====
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Category:Activity books
Pokémon Origami 3: Gold & Silver

Pokémon Origami 3: is an activity book published by VIZ Media. The book contains special paper which readers can cut out and fold (as per the directions included in the book) to create the likenesses of various Pokémon characters. The book was originally published in Japanese and was translated by VIZ Media. Ryoko Nishida is credited as the author, and Minami Aoyama as the illustrator.
==Available Pokémon==
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Category:Activity books
Pokémon PC Master

Pokémon PC Master (Japanese: ポケモンPCマスター Pokémon PC Master) is a game for the PC, released only in Japan.
The game's focus is to help children to use the computer, learning how to type, draw on the computer, browse the web, and altogether use the mouse.
==Gallery==
File:PCmaster-logo.png|Logo
File:PCmaster-typing.jpg|Typing in game
==Promotional video==
==External links==
*Official Pokémon PC Master website at the Internet Archive
==References==
==Related articles==
Category:Games
Category:PC games
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zh:宝可梦电脑大师
Pokémon Pack Pals

Pokémon Pack Pals is a series of four small books each featuring a different . The four Pokémon featured are , , , and . Each book contains Pokédex information, facts about that Pokémon in , and other trivia. All books are written by Howard Dewin.
==Books in the series==
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==Related articles==
Category:Book series
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Pokémon Pal City (Battle Road promo)

Pokémon Pal City (Japanese: ポケモンパルシティ Pokémon Pal City) is a . It was released as a promotional card in Japan only.
==Card text==
==Release information==
As part of Pokémon Festa 2007, Pokémon Pal City was a nationwide tour in Japan that included several attractions and incorporated the majority of scheduled Pokémon DP 2007 video game tournaments and TCG Summer Battle Road tournaments. In commemoration of the event, this card was awarded to those who participated in the Summer Battle Road tournaments held between July and September 2007. There were seven variations of the card printed, all of them with artwork by Masakazu Fukuda, and each one exclusive to a region of Japan in which the Battle Road tournaments were held. Details of their release are as follows:
*Kyūshū region print (features and ) was available at the Fukuoka Yahoo! Japan Dome, Fukuoka on July 15 and 16, 2007.
* print (features and ) was available at the Aztec Museum, Sendai on July 21 and 22, 2007.
*Hokkaidō region print (features and ) was available at the Sapporo Community Dome, Sapporo on July 28 and 29, 2007.
*Kantō region print (features and ) was available at Makuhari Messe, Chiba on August 4 and 5, 2007, and again in Kantō B region tournaments at the Pacifico Yokohama, Yokohama on August 18 and 19, 2007.
* print (features and ) was available at Port Messe Nagoya, Nagoya on August 11 and 12, 2007.
* print (features and ) was available at the Hiroshima Sun Plaza, Hiroshima on August 25 and 26, 2007.
*Kansai region print (features and ) was available at the Kyocera Dome Osaka, Osaka between August 31 and September 2, 2007.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
All of the illustrations feature the Pikachu Dome, which was one of the main attractions at each of the Pokémon Pal City venues.
===Origin===
Category:Promotional cards
Category:Illus. by Masakazu Fukuda
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fr:ポケモンパルシティ (Chūbu)
ja:ポケモンパルシティ
Pokémon Pancake Race

The Pokémon Pancake Race (Japanese: ポケモンパンケーキレース Pokémon Pancake Race) is an -exclusive competition that is held annually on Melemele Island. It was featured in Racing to a Big Event!. The competition is a relay race that involves s and one of their carrying a plate stacked with several Alola pancakes around the border of Melemele Island. The race is hosted by .
==Competition==
Only real Pokémon can compete in the race. There are three sections to the race. In the first section, Trainers must carry a stack of pancakes towards the first stop on the race. At the first stop, the Trainers give their pancakes to their Pokémon to hold, which are in a wagon, for the Trainers to carry towards the second and final stop. On the next stop, each Pokémon takes the pancakes and races towards the finish line, and the first one to cross the line is declared the winner.
Trainers and Pokémon who drop their pancakes are eliminated from the competition. During the race, Pokémon cannot use any moves, being disqualified if they do so. The winner receives an all-you-can-eat supply of Alola pancakes for a full year.
During the competition, , , and were eliminated for dropping the pancakes, while the race due to being too heavy for him to carry in the second section. Jessie and James were also disqualified; the former due to using and the latter for competing with and disguised as a , which was exposed by a real . Ash tied with Nina, the winner of the previous year's competition, as his and her reached the finish line at the same time, while Samson Oak was declared the big winner together with his .
==Known competitors==
 	Place
Samson	Winner
 	Runner-up (tie)
Nina 	Runner-up (tie)
 	
James 	Disqualified
 	Eliminated
Jessie	Disqualified
 	Eliminated
 	Eliminated
==Pokémon used in the Pokémon Pancake Race==
===Ash Ketchum===
♂	
===Lana===
	
===Kiawe===
♂	
===Sophocles===
♀	
===Mallow===
♀	
===Samson Oak===
	
===Jessie===
	
===James===
♂	♂	
===Nina===
	
===Other competitors===
			
			
			
			
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Alola competitions
Category:Racing
es:Carrera Pokémon de panqueques/tortitas
it:Corsa Pokémon di frittelle
zh:宝可梦松饼竞跑
Pokémon Paradise Resort

The Pokémon Paradise Resort (Japanese: ポケモンパラダイスリゾート Pokémon Paradise Resort) is an -exclusive location in the Alola region on Akala Island. It appeared in I Choose Paradise!. It is revealed to be a popular place, and thus, it is hard to get reservations.
In the episode, was revealed to have reserved a place for the Ultra Guardians. and took a boat to the Pokémon Paradise Resort, taking their Ride Pokémon with them. While they were there, attempted to steal their Pokémon but were defeated.
During the group's visit, 's friend was revealed to be a regular customer at the resort.
==Care area==
The care area focuses on treating Pokémon. Kiawe's Charizard received treatment there courtesy of James.
==Play area==
The play area consists of many locations where Pokémon and Trainers can relax and have fun, including a swimming pool, hot springs, two water-slides where Pokémon can go down in a raft, and a water volleyball net.
==Pokémon seen in the Pokémon Paradise Resort==
			
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==In other languages==
it:Resort Paradiso dei Pokémon
zh:宝可梦天堂度假村
Pokémon Park (Aquapolis 131)

Pokémon Park (Japanese: ポケモンパーク Pokémon Park) is a . It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==e-Reader data==
The print includes a Dot Code strip for use with the e-Reader, and has the card ID C-56-#. The short strip contains a brief card summary. There is no long strip for this card.
==Release information==
This card was included in the expansion, first released in the Japanese expansion. It was reprinted in the , first released in the Japanese .
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:Aquapolis cards
Category:The Town on No Map cards
Category:POP Series 2 cards
Category:Master Kit cards
Category:Illus. by Kazuo Yazawa
Category:Trainer cards that heal damage
de:Pokémon-Park (TCG)
es:Pokémon Park (TCG)
fr:Parc Pokémon (Aquapolis 131)
it:Parco Pokémon (Aquapolis 131)
ja:ポケモンパーク (カードゲーム)
Pokémon Pasta Shapes in Tomato Sauce

Pokémon Pasta Shapes in Tomato Sauce was a product released by the in the year 2000.Heinz cans the power of Pokemon. - Grocer | HighBeam Research - FREE Trial (retrieved March 2, 2010) The product was made in both a Blue Version and a Red Version, each containing pasta in tomato sauce cut to the shape of various Pokémon from the corresponding games. The Blue version featured on the label while the Red version featured . They came in cans of 420g in weight and were sold in and . Later on, the "Red" version of the pasta was discontinued for a "" version, which contained pasta in the shapes of Generation II Pokémon.
==Pokémon shapes==
Both the Red and Blue versions of the pasta included Ash Ketchum as a pasta shape as well.
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==Ingredients==
* Water
* Pasta shapes
* Tomato paste
* Liquid sugar
* Salt
* Soya or cheddar cheese
* Modified cornstarch
* Natural flavor
* Spices
==Collectible cards==
For a limited time, collectible "trading cards" could be found on the back of the labels of the Red and Blue versions. There were a total of 24 cards available.
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==See also==
*Pokémon food products
==References==
Category:Food & drink merchandise
Pokémon Performance Competition

The Pokémon Performance Competition (Japanese: ポケモンパフォーマンス大会 Pokémon Performance Competition) is an -exclusive competition held in an unnamed town located between Nimbasa City and Driftveil City. It was featured in A Maractus Musical!.
It consists of a in which s and their deliver a performance before an audience to showcase their skills. The acts may involve Pokémon dancing, playing a musical instrument, and using their moves.
 and learned about it from Toby, who entered the competition with his trio of in order to practice for an upcoming audition at the in Nimbasa City.
==Known contestants==
 	Place
Toby	Winner
 	N/A
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
* Pokémon Musical
Category:Unova competitions
it:Gara di Performance Pokémon