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Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! & Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!: Official Trainer's Guide & Pokédex

Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! & Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!: Official Trainer's Guide & Pokédex is a guide published by The Pokémon Company International in association with Prima Games. It contains 400 pages of information about Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, including a walkthrough of the game's story, an explanation of the various game mechanics, and a guide of where to find Pokémon.
==Blurb==
<sc>Your New Adventure With Pokémon is Here!
Get Ready to Go!</sc>
It's time for an adventure unlike any other! Countless challenges await you in Pokémon Let's Go, Pikachu & Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!—and this is the guide that'll get you through them all!
Here's what you'll find inside:
* A complete walkthrough of a new kind of Pokémon game!
* The Kanto Region Pokédex with detailed info on the Pokémon, including version exclusives!
* All-new features, including Pokémon GO connectivity and using the Poké Ball Plus!
* A Pikachu and Eevee bookmark along with stickers to keep track of your Gym Badges!
* Game concept art and an interview with Director of GAME FREAK inc., Junichi Masuda!
==Contents==
==Credits==
;Content & Writing
* Jillian Nonaka
* Jordan Blanco
;Writing Support
* Sayuri Munday
* Shawn Williams-Brown
;Editing
* Kellyn Ballard
* Rei Nakazawa
* Isaac Nickerson
;Additional Research & Fact Checking
* Matthieu Béthencourt
* Olivier Hagué (JAC Recruitment)
* Yuriko Iwasaki
* Sophie Jueterbock
* Kathleen Kalms
* Diego Luque de la Campa
* Irene Mascaró Genestar
* Valentina Menale
* Juliana Niederwanger
* Bryan Olsson
;Screenshots
* Jeff Hines
* Robert Colling
* Steve Stratton (AltaSource Group)
* Marvin Andrews
* Peter Bagley
;Design
* Chris Franc
* Kevin Lalli
* Hiromi Kimura
* Mark Pedini
* Elisabeth Lariviere
* Jane Kusuma
;Acknowledgements
* Heather Dalgleish
* Yasuhiro Usui
* Mikiko Ryu
* Anja Weinbach
* Elena Nardo
* Hisato Yamamori
* Blaise Selby
* Mayu Todo
* Bertrand Lecocq
* Cyril Schultz
* Pierre Gauthier
* Emanuel Turchetta
* Daniel Anscomb
* Mark Hughes (Prima Games)
* Shaida Boroumand (Prima Games)
;Project Management
* Yohei Sugiyama
* Terry Mihashi
* Hannah Vassallo
* Owen Preece
;Special Thanks
* GAME FREAK inc.
* The Pokémon Company
Category:Strategy guides
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Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution (single)

Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution is a single that was released digitally on the iTunes, Google Play, Amazon, Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube, YouTube Music, Google Play Music, , , , and on September 7, 2021, featuring the English opening and ending themes produced by Ed Goldfarb for Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution.
==Tracklist==
No.	Track Title 	Artist 	Composer 	Duration
1 	Pokémon Theme (Mewtwo Mix)	Ben Dixon and The Sad Truth 	John Loeffler and John Siegler	2:27
2 	Keep Evolving 	Haven Paschall and The Sad Truth	Ed Goldfarb 	5:08
==External links==
* On digital platforms
==Related articles==
Category:English CDs
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Pokémon: Official Nintendo Player's Guide

Pokémon: Official Nintendo Player's Guide is a guidebook for published by Nintendo Power.
Right before the "Field Guide" (Pokédex) was a page containing stickers (stamps) for all 150 Pokémon, headed with the phrase "Gotta Stamp 'Em All!". Each Pokémon's entry in the Field Guide featured a space where the owner was encouraged to place the Pokémon's stamp when they had caught that Pokémon.
==Blurb==
Gotta catch 'em all!
150 of them. One of you.
What's a Pokémon trainer to do? Pick up the Official Pokémon Player's Guide from the pros at Nintendo! It's a complete Trainer's Manual and Field Guide in one, and it will help you become the World's Greatest Pokémon Trainer. To become the best, learn from the best—and that's Nintendo Power!
* Tips on where and how to catch all 150 Pokémon
* Detailed maps of every area
* Field Guide with complete stats for every Pokémon
* Data charts with every machine, items and ability
AND
 
150 Collectible Pokemon Stickers!
==Trivia==
* On page 18, it is said: "In most cities, you won't be able to move on until you defeat the local gym leader."
** If this is about physically moving through the city to the next place, this only applies to Pewter City in this generation, rather than most cities. This can also potentially apply to Fuchsia City if the player has already obtained the out of order and now requires the to use and travel to Cinnabar Island or Seafoam Islands.
** Alternatively, in the sense of being specifically required to obtain the current badge or else the next badge (in the order) will not be obtainable, this only applies to Pewter City and Cinnabar Island.
* On page 31, an alternate text string for using on a tree was shown. This is likely left over from .
==See also==
* Pokémon Red and Blue: Prima's Official Strategy Guide
Category:Strategy guides
Pokémon: Paldean Winds

Pokémon: Paldean Winds (Japanese: 放課後のブレス After-School Breath) is an miniseries based on Pokémon Scarlet and Violet set in the Paldea region. It consists of 4 episodes.
It premiered on September 6, 2023 on the official Japanese, English, and Asian YouTube channels and on September 29, 2023 on the official European YouTube channels. It was announced worldwide on August 8, 2023 through Pokémon Presents.
==Blurb==
Pokémon: Paldean Winds is set in the Paldea region and tells the story of three academy students—Ohara, Aliquis, and Hohma—as they pursue their respective dreams.
==Plot==
The series follows the lives of three students at Naranja Academy, who have been given the project of making a video about the academy for new students by Director Clavell. Each of the students has their own struggles, with Ohara feeling overwhelmed by her role in the band club, Aliquis trying to defeat his rival Nemona, and Hohma trying to find a great story for the journalism club.
==Episodes==
==Cast==
! colspan=6 | Supporting Cast
|-
|}
==Staff==
Director 	
*	
* 竹下良平
Screenwriters 	
* 
* Teruko Utsumi ()
* Keisuke Satō ()	
* 竹下良平
* 内海照子 (ラパントラック)
* 佐藤慧介 (WIT STUDIO)
Series Coordinators 	
* 
* Teruko Utsumi ()	
* 竹下良平
* 内海照子 (ラパントラック)
Character Design 	
* Takashi Kojima	
* 小島崇史
Secondary Character Design	
* Yū Kobayashi
* Namiko Torii
* Shun Sawai	
* 小林祐
* 鳥井なみこ
* 澤井駿
Prop Design 	
* Namiko Torii	
* 鳥井なみこ
Art Director 	
* Yūki Funagakure	
* 船隠雄貴
Art Coordinators 	
* Risa Iwatsuki
* Tomomi Sugimoto (Unstable)	
* 岩月梨紗
* 杉本智美 (Unstable)
Color Keys 	
* Ayaka Nakamura ()	
* 中村絢郁 (WIT STUDIO)
CG Director 	
* Shigenori Hirozumi (MAD BOX)	
* 廣住茂徳 (MAD BOX)
Composite Director 	
* Yuki Kawashita (MAD BOX)	
* 川下裕樹 (MAD BOX)
Music Director 	
* (Techno Sound)	
* 三間雅文 (テクノサウンド)
Music by 	
*	
* Kevin Penkin
Editing 	
* Aya Hida	
* 肥田文
Animation Production 	
*	
* WIT STUDIO
==Gallery==
===Characters===
====Main====
Ohara PW.png|Ohara
Aliquis PW.png|Aliquis
Hohma PW.png|Hohma
====Recurring====
Arven PW.png|Arven
Clavell PW.png|Clavell
Nemona PW.png| Nemona 
Eri PW.png| Eri
Iono PW.png| Iono
Ryme PW.png| Ryme
===Posters and logos===
Pokémon Paldean Winds poster Japanese.png|Japanese poster
Pokémon Paldean Winds Logo JP.png|Japanese logo
Pokémon Paldean Winds Logo EN.png|English logo
Pokémon Paldean Winds Logo KO.png|Korean logo
Pokémon Paldean Winds Logo CN.png|Chinese logo
Pokémon Paldean Winds Logo TH.png|Thai logo
Pokémon Paldean Winds Logo ID.png|Indonesian logo
==Trivia==
* The name of this series, Pokémon: Paldean Winds, is a reference to the female main character, Ohara, who plays a .
==In other languages==
==See also==
* Pokémon: Twilight Wings
* Pokémon: Hisuian Snow
==External links==
* Official website (Japanese)
* English Playlist on YouTube
* Japanese Playlist on YouTube
Category:Animation
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zh:帕底亞的課後時光
Pokémon: Partner Up with...

Pokémon: Partner Up with... are a series of DVDs that were released by Beyond Home Entertainment for DVD Region 4.
Each single release contains a single disc with four episodes of about the Pokémon featured on the cover. The episodes are selected from the first 12 seasons. 
They are similar to the Pokémon: Partner Up with... series which was released in the United Kingdom by Manga Entertainment.
==Pokémon: Partner Up with Pikachu==
Pokémon: Partner Up with Pikachu is the first of the four releases of 2019. It was released in Australia on April 23, 2019 with the catalogue number BHE8138.
==Pokémon: Partner Up with Charmander==
Pokémon: Partner Up with Charmander is the second of the four releases of 2019. It was released in Australia on April 23, 2019 with the catalogue number BHE8164.
==Pokémon: Partner Up with Squirtle==
Pokémon: Partner Up with Squirtle is the third of the four releases of 2019. It was released in Australia on April 23, 2019 with the catalogue number BHE8165.
==Pokémon: Partner Up with Bulbasaur==
Pokémon: Partner Up with Bulbasaur is the last of the four releases of 2019. It was released in Australia on April 23, 2019 with the catalogue number BHE8163.
==External links==
*Pokémon: Partner Up with Pikachu on Shock Entertainment's website
*Pokémon: Partner Up with Charmander on Shock Entertainment's website
*Pokémon: Partner Up with Squirtle on Shock Entertainment's website
*Pokémon: Partner Up with Bulbasaur on Shock Entertainment's website
Category:Animation home video
Pokémon: Petite Fleur

Pokémon: Terrarium Collection (Japanese: Pocket Monster Petite Fleur) is a set of figures released by Re-Ment in Japan on August 24, 2018. The figures are designed resemble bottles of perfume themed around certain flowers with a Pokémon inside of them. Each type is sold in its own pack with a piece of gum. Boxes contain six packs of all six types. They are priced at ¥800 per pack or ¥4,800 for a box of all six types.
This set of figures was followed by Pokémon: Petite Fleur deux.
==List of figure types==
Picture	Number	Name 	Pokémon
 	1 	Pikachu 	
 	2 	Alola rokon	
 	3 	Butterfree 	
 	4 	Eievui 	
 	5 	Leafia 	
 	6 	Nymphia 	
==References==
Category:Re-Ment
Pokémon: PikaPika School Bag

Pokémon: PikaPika School Bag (Japanese: Pocket Monster PikaPika Randoseru) is a set of key chain figures released by Re-Ment in Japan on April 3, 2017. The figures consist of (Japanese backpacks) with Pokémon illustrations, with eight different figure types in the set. Each type is sold in its own pack with a piece of gum and a ball chain. Boxes contain eight packs of all eight types. They are priced at ¥400 per pack or ¥3,456 for a box of all eight types.
==List of figure types==
Picture	Number	Name 	Pokémon
 	1 	APikachu A 	
 	2 	BPikachu B 	Pikachu
 	3 	Eievui 	
 	4 	Gangar 	
 	5 	Fushigidane 	
 	6 	Zenigame 	
 	7 	Hitokage 	
 	8 	Monster ball	None
==References==
Category:Re-Ment
Pokémon: Pikachu Komorebi Cafe

Pokémon: Pikachu Komorebi Cafe (Japanese: Pocket Monster Pikachu no Komorebi Cafe) is a set of miniature figures released by Re-Ment in Japan on June 19, 2017. The figures consist of items from a -themed café, with eight different figure types in the set. Each type is sold in its own pack with a piece of gum and a mini sheet. Boxes contain eight packs of all eight types. They are priced at ¥500 per pack or ¥4,320 for a box of all eight types.
==List of figure types==
Picture	Number	Name 	Pokémon
 	1 	!Welcome! 	&
 	2 	Pancakes 	Pikachu &
 	3 	Spicy curry 	Pikachu
 	4 	Hamburger 	Pikachu &
 	5 	Tea time 	Pikachu
 	6 	Morning set 	Pikachu
 	7 	Today's sweets 	Pikachu &
 	8 	?Original goods	Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Charmander, & Squirtle
==References==
Category:Re-Ment
Pokémon: Pikachu Loves Ketchup

Pokémon: Pikachu Loves Ketchup (Japanese: ♥ Pocket Monster Pikachu: I Love You, Ketchup♥) is a set of figures released by Re-Ment in Japan on July 3, 2017. The figures are based on Pikachu's love of ketchup and consist of with bottles of ketchup and ketchup-covered food, with eight different figure types in the set. Each type is sold in its own pack with a piece of gum. Boxes contain eight packs of all eight types. They are priced at ¥450 per pack or ¥3,888 for a box of all eight types.
==List of figure types==
Picture	Number	Name 	Pokémon
 	1 	♥Big ketchup 	
 	2 	Zzz... 	Pikachu
 	3 	♥More ketchup	Pikachu
 	4 	?Difficult 	Pikachu
 	5 	♪Waiting 	Pikachu
 	6 	!Can't split!	Pikachu
 	7 	♥Find you♥ 	Pikachu
 	8 	Ketchup... 	Pikachu
==References==
Category:Re-Ment
Pokémon: Pikachu Sweets Time

Pokémon: Pikachu Sweets Time (Japanese: Sweets Time Pocket Monster Pikachu Sweets Time) is a set of key chain figures released by Re-Ment in Japan on November 13, 2017. The figures consist of Pikachu-themed sweets, with eight different figure types in the set. Each type is sold in its own pack with a piece of gum and a ball chain. Boxes contain eight packs of all eight types. They are priced at ¥450 per pack or ¥3,888 for a box of all eight types.
==List of figure types==
Picture	Number	Name 	Pokémon
 	1 	donut 	
 	2 	latte art	Pikachu
 	3 	pudding 	Pikachu
 	4 	cupcake 	Pikachu
 	5 	tart 	Pikachu
 	6 	ice cream	Pikachu
 	7 	macaron 	Pikachu
 	8 	cake roll	Pikachu
==References==
Category:Re-Ment
Pokémon: Pokémon Camping

Pokémon: Pokémon Camping (Japanese: Pocket Monster Pokémon Camping) is a set of miniature figures released by Re-Ment in Japan on September 11, 2017. The figures consist of Pokémon-themed outdoor goods, with eight different figure types in the set. Each type is sold in its own pack with a piece of gum and a mini sheet. Boxes contain eight packs of all eight types. They are priced at ¥500 per pack or ¥4,320 for a box of all eight types.
==List of figure types==
Picture	Number	Name 	Pokémon
 	1 	Let's go 	&
 	2 	Which way shall we go?	Pikachu, , &
 	3 	!?Mountain path 	Pikachu, , , , &
 	4 	Break time 	Pikachu, , , &
 	5 	!Let's fish! 	Pikachu, , &
 	6 	Making dinner 	Pikachu, , &
 	7 	Warm stew 	Pikachu, , &
 	8 	At night 	Pikachu, , &
==References==
Category:Re-Ment
Pokémon: Pokémon Japanese Sweets

Pokémon: Pokémon Japanese Sweets (Japanese: Pokémon Teahouse on the Mountain Pass) is a set of miniature figures released by Re-Ment in Japan on April 16, 2018. The figures consist of Pokémon-themed snacks and cooking utensils inspired by , with eight different figure types in the set. Each type is sold in its own pack with a piece of gum and a mini sheet. Boxes contain eight packs of all eight types. They are priced at ¥600 per pack or ¥4,320 for a box of all eight types.
==List of figure types==
Picture	Number	Name 	Pokémon
 	1 	Take a Rest 	&
 	2 	!?Dumplings 	Pikachu, , , , , &
 	3 	Shaved Ice 	Pikachu & Magikarp
 	4 	Umbrella 	, , , &
 	5 	Tea Ceremony 	, , , &
 	6 	Sweet Red Bean Soup	Pikachu &
 	7 	...Sweet Bean Jelly	Pikachu &
 	8 	Soba & Inari-zushi 	Pikachu, , &
==References==
Category:Re-Ment
Pokémon: PuruPuru Collection

Pokémon: PuruPuru Collection (Japanese: Pocket Monster PuruPuru Collection) is a set of figures released by Re-Ment in Japan on January 22, 2018. The figures featured in this set are all very soft and can be stretched. Boxes contain six packs of all six types, with a secret seventh type that's not shown on the flyer. They are priced at ¥650 per pack or ¥3,900 for a box of all six types.
==List of figure types==
Picture	Number	Name 	Pokémon
 	1 	Pikachu 	
 	2 	Gangar 	
 	3 	Yadon 	
 	4 	Mokuroh 	
 	5 	Metamon 	
 	6 	Namakobushi	
 	SECRET	SECRET 	Ditto(transformed into Pikachu)
==References==
Category:Re-Ment
Pokémon: Sinnoh Hall of Fame

Pokémon: Sinnoh Hall Of Fame is a book published by Scholastic and released on October 1, 2009. It is written by Katherine Fang. The book contains "Top 10" lists of Pokémon, Trainers, battles, and Coordinators from of the .
==Blurb==
Rising stars...
Big battles...
Top trainers...
Amazing Evolutions...
...and that's just the beginning. It's your exclusive guide to all of Sinnoh's greatest moments!
==Trivia==
===Errors===
* On page 37, an image of is placed where an image of should be.
Category:Guide books
Pokémon: Special Edition for Yellow, Red and Blue: Official Nintendo Player's Guide

Pokémon: Special Edition for Yellow, Red and Blue: Official Nintendo Player's Guide is a guidebook for published by Nintendo Power. Similar to the guides published by Prima Games and Versus Books, this guide also covers .
==Blurb==
The Essential Pokémon Guide
There's a whole world filled with Pokémon out there for you to catch, and you may need a little help. This Official Special Edition Player's Guide from the pros at Nintendo Power will show you every little detail of the three versions of Pokémon—Yellow, Red and Blue—and help you become the World's Greatest Trainer. Let Nintendo Power make you the master of the Pokémon League!
* Detailed MAPS of every area
* TIPS on where and how to catch 'em all!
* A Field Guide with complete STATS for every Pokémon
* Data CHARTS showing every machine, item and ability
* Covers Yellow, Red and Blue game paks!
PLUS
151 Collectible Pokémon Stickers Inside!
==See also==
* Pokémon Yellow: Prima's Official Strategy Guide
* Official Pokémon Special Pikachu Edition Perfect Guide
Category:Strategy guides
Pokémon: Terrarium Collection

Pokémon: Terrarium Collection (Japanese: Pocket Monster Terrarium Collection) is a set of figures released by Re-Ment in Japan on August 14, 2017. The figures are designed like and consist of removable Pokémon figures inside Poké Ball-shaped clear acrylic containers that can be opened and closed, with six different figure types in the set. Each type is sold in its own pack with a piece of gum. Boxes contain six packs of all six types. They are priced at ¥750 per pack or ¥4,860 for a box of all six types.
This set of figures was followed by Pokémon: Terrarium Collection 2.
==List of figure types==
Picture	Number	Name 	Pokémon
 	1 	Pikachu 	
 	2 	Laplace 	
 	3 	Kabigon 	
 	4 	Fushigidane	
 	5 	Hakuryu 	
 	6 	Eievui 	
==References==
Category:Re-Ment
Pokémon: Terrarium Collection 2

Pokémon: Terrarium Collection 2 (Japanese: Pocket Monster Terrarium Collection 2) is a set of figures released by Re-Ment in Japan on March 5, 2018. The figures are designed like and consist of removable Pokémon figures inside Poké Ball-shaped clear acrylic containers that can be opened and closed, with six different figure types in the set. Each type is sold in its own pack with a piece of gum. Boxes contain six packs of all six types. They are priced at ¥750 per pack or ¥4,860 for a box of all six types.
This set of figures was preceded by Pokémon: Terrarium Collection and was then followed by Pokémon: Terrarium Collection 3.
==List of figure types==
Picture	Number	Name 	Pokémon
 	1 	Togepy & Pikachu	&
 	2 	Zenigame 	
 	3 	Lizardon 	
 	4 	Koduck & Nyoromo	&
 	5 	Sand & Karakara 	&
 	6 	Freezer 	
==References==
Category:Re-Ment
Pokémon: Terrarium Collection 3

Pokémon: Terrarium Collection 3 (Japanese: Pocket Monster Terrarium Collection 3) is a set of figures released by Re-Ment in Japan on July 16, 2018. The figures are designed like and consist of removable Pokémon figures inside Poké Ball-shaped clear acrylic containers that can be opened and closed, with six different figure types in the set. Each type is sold in its own pack with a piece of gum. Boxes contain six packs of all six types. They are priced at ¥750 per pack or ¥4,860 for a box of all six types.
This set of figures was preceded by Pokémon: Terrarium Collection 2 and was then followed by Pokémon: Terrarium Collection 4.
==List of figure types==
Picture	Number	Name 	Pokémon
 	1 	Hitokage 	
 	2 	Thunder 	
 	3 	Hinoarashi	
 	4 	Muma 	
 	5 	Showers 	
 	6 	Celebi 	
==References==
Category:Re-Ment
Pokémon: The First Movie (disambiguation)

Pokémon: The First Movie refers to the first Pokémon movie, Mewtwo Strikes Back.
It may also refer to:
* The children's book, Pokémon the First Movie (picture book).
* The graphic novel, Pokémon the First Movie (graphic novel).
* The Topps trading cards, Pokémon the First Movie Trading Cards.
* The movie's soundtrack, Pokémon the First Movie (soundtrack).
* The movie's score, Pokémon the First Movie (score).
Pokémon: Trainer Tour

Pokémon: Trainer Tour, also known as Trainer Tour, is a live-action documentary web series developed by The Pokémon Company International that was made available to stream on Prime Video worldwide and in the United States on July 31, 2024. It consists of eight episodes, and is hosted by and Andrew Mahone. It was directed by Mary Celenza and produced with .
==Blurb==
The Trainer Tour team, Meghan Camarena, Andrew Mahone and their friend Pikachu, are hitting the road to help Trainers overcome personal challenges and evolve their Pokémon Trading Card Game skills. It's time to level up!
==Plot==
Camarena and Mahone travel across the United States in the Elite Trainer Bus while mentoring players of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
==Episodes==
==Cast==
==Staff==
==Videos==
===Trailer===
===Episode 1===
==In other languages==
==See also==
* Pokémon: Path to the Peak
==External links==
* Official site
* On Prime Video
* On The Roku Channel
Category:TV and VOD
*
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Pokémon: Welcome to Pikachu Room!

Pokémon: Welcome to Pikachu Room! (Japanese: Pocket Monster Welcome to Pikachu Room!) is a set of miniature figures released by Re-Ment in Japan on December 5, 2016. The figures consist of household items from a -themed room, with eight different figure types in the set. Each type is sold in its own pack with a piece of gum and a mini sheet. Boxes contain eight packs of all eight types. They are priced at ¥500 per pack or ¥4,320 for a box of all eight types.
This was the first Pokémon set to be produced by Re-Ment.
==List of figure types==
Picture	Number	Name 	Pokémon
 	1 	Favorite interior	&
 	2 	Happy breakfast 	Pikachu &
 	3 	Drawing practice 	Pikachu
 	4 	Pokémon goods 	Pikachu, , &
 	5 	Break time 	Pikachu &
 	6 	Watch television 	Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, &
 	7 	Tea time 	Pikachu & Pichu
 	8 	Relax time 	Pikachu &
==References==
Category:Re-Ment