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The Official Pokémon Collector's Sticker Book 3

The Official Pokémon Collector's Sticker Book 3 is a Pokémon book, meant to be written inside by its owner to record information on its owner’s experiences with each of the Pokémon listed.
==Synopsis==
The book possesses different sections for all Pokémon of Generation II. There are 99 stickers to be used upon capture of a particular species of , to take and apply to the Pokémon silhouettes in their specific sections. After the sticker is applied, the owner may answer some questions such as the Pokémon’s nickname and where the owner got it on the spaces supplied. Included in each section is a summary similar to that of the Pokédex entry.
===Blurb===
DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES
... to catch all 99 Pokémon?
... to make it as a Gold and Silver Pokémon Trainer?
... to be the world's greatest Pokémon Master?
It's a whole new world of Pokémon, and now, with the Official Pokémon Collector's Sticker Book #3, you can catch 'em all!
Collect 99 full-color stickers of the cool Gold and Silver Pokémon. Match the sticker to the Pokémon's name and number in the book. Then check out exciting stats that every great Gold and Silver Pokémon trainer needs to know. There's even a space on each page for you to fill in your own secrets and stats for each new Pokémon you catch.
Do you have what it takes to become a Gold and Silver Pokémon Master?
Turn the page and find out!
===Back cover blurb===
Gold and Silver Pokémon blast off!
The Gold and Silver Pokémon are here, and now you can catch 'em all!
Collect exciting full-color stickers of all the Gold and Silver Pokémon, including more than 60 Pokémon you've never seen before.
Read up on all the important info you'll need to train your new Pokémon. Fill in the stats about each Pokémon you catch. Find out if you have what it takes to become the World's Greatest Pokémon Master!
Category:Activity books
The Passionate Primeape

Magical Pokémon Journey: The Passionate Primeape is the eleventh monthly issue released by VIZ Media of the Magical Pokémon Journey manga created by Yumi Tsukirino. It contains the 17th and 18th chapters of the manga. The chapters originally released in this book were later re-released as part of . As a bonus, it contained a fold-out color poster which was not part of the regular volume.
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==Blurb==
PRIMEAPE IN LOVE!
Eevee tries to sneak some candy to its owner, Coconut. But when Primeape intercepts the delivery, Primeape thinks the candy is for it! Can Eevee convince Primeape that their love just isn't meant to be? 
Then in the second story, Pikachu is going to make a picture frame for Hazel as a Christmas present...or at least it's going to try...
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Eevee in a Jam
* The Best Gift Ever
==Important events==
* Eevee attempts to help Coconut win over Almond by delivering cookies infused with love potion, but his plans fail.
* The cast celebrates its second Christmas.
Category:Magical Pokémon Journey monthly issues
The Pikachu Maneuver

Pokémon Adventures: The Pikachu Maneuver is the seventeenth monthly issue released by VIZ Media of the Pokémon Adventures manga created by Hidenori Kusaka and Mato. It contains chapters thirty-eight and thirty-nine of the . The chapters originally released in this book were later rereleased as part of . As a bonus, it contained a sheet of Pokémon stickers which were not included with the collected volume release.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Chapter 38 - Long Live the Nidoqueen!?
* Chapter 39 - Just a Spearow Carrier
==Important events==
* 's battle with ends with Red winning.
* , , Red, and reach the semi-finals of the Indigo League tournament.
* Green becomes a Pokédex holder.
* Green is defeated by Dr. O in the semi-finals, who then withdraws from the competition, leaving Red and Blue to battle in the final round of the Indigo League Tournament.
==Gym battles==
Red defeats the following Gym Leaders:
* in PS038
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The Play! Pokémon Podcast

The Play! Pokémon Podcast is a podcast created by The Pokémon Company International to detail the Pokémon Players Cup. Each episode, host Jay Blake discussed the most recent round of the Players Cup with other Ace Trainers, people knowledgeable about the Play! Pokémon competitive scene.
==Episodes==
;Episode 1 - Before Finals
:Date: August 12, 2020
:Cast: Jay Blake, Kay Dyson, Jeremy Jallen, and Brendan Hansen
:Overview: The first three weeks of the Players Cup are gone over, detailing prominent strategies. The Top 8 for Pokkén Tournament DX finals taking place August 15-16 are also highlighted.
;Episode 2 - The Shake Up
:Date: August 19, 2020
:Cast: Jay Blake, Scott Glaza, Mia Violet, and Brendan Hansen
:Overview: The Top 16 for the VGC tournament are highlighted, how the 2020-21 format rotation and introduction of the expansion will affect the TCG is discussed, and the Pokkén Tournament finals are reviewed.
;Episode 3 - 2 Down, 1 to Go...
:Date: August 26, 2020
:Cast: Scott Glaza, Mia Violet, Kyle Sucevich, Brendan Hansen, and Jay Blake
;Episode 4 - A Champion Time!
:Date: September 2, 2020
:Cast: Kay Dyson, Mia Violet, Brendan Hansen, Jay Blake, Santino Tarquinio, Jack Millar, and Shadowcat
;Episode 5 - Players Cup II
:Date: September 10, 2020
:Cast: Brendan Hansen, Jay Blake, Evan Hashimoto, Scott Glaza, Kay Dyson, Kyle Sucevich, and Mia Violet
Category:Play! Pokémon
Category:Podcasts
The Pojo

The Pojo is one of the largest and most well-known Pokémon fan sites online. Although it is very well known, at this current point in time, the Pokémon fan base on the forums has become lessened. Now a business, the Pojo was created in 1999 by Bill Gill.
The Pojo is one of the early rivals of The PokéGym.
Pojo runs a Pokémon Card of the Day feature, where one or more reviewers rate a card from the Pokémon Trading Card Game each day on its quality in the Standard, Expanded, Legacy, Theme, and Limited formats. Some entries count down a list of cards, where the list is about the best cards of a set, the best cards released in a given year, or the best cards rotating out of Standard. The list on Pojo is a combination of lists sent in by each reviewer. Pokémon Card of the Day has gone on hiatus a number of times, but as of January 2025 it has returned to cover Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket cards. Reviews of these cards often reference the card's counterpart(s) from the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
==Related articles==
* PoJo's Unofficial Pokémon News & Price Guide Monthly
Category:Fan sites
The Poké-Pose Game Song

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The Poké-Pose Game Song (Japanese: ポケフリゲームのうた Poké-Furi Gēmu no Uta) is a song sung by the Tokiwa Forest Chorus. It was included in the CD .
==Lyrics==
! Japanese
! English
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| lang="ja" | <ab>
 
</ab>
|<ab>Alright, good afternoon everyone! (Good afternoon!)
Have you finished your lunch? (Yes!)
Have you brushed your teeth clean? (Yes!)
Great, can everyone form a circle?
We're going to play the Poké-Pose Game!
Strike three Poké-Poses
Then pass it on to your neigbor
But first, here are the basic poses
! (Treecko!)
! (Mudkip!)
! (Torchic!)
! (Pikachu!)
! (Jirachi!)
! (Wobbuffet!)
! (Hariyama!)
Pair up for Team Rocket! (Pair up for Team Rocket!)
All members of the Weekly Pokémon! (All members of the Weekly Pokémon!)
Great, can everyone form a circle?
We're going to play the Poké-Pose Game!
Strike three Poké-Poses
Then pass it on to your neigbor
Now, we're going to start the game (Alright!)
One, Two, Three - Go!</ab>
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Category:Japanese songs
The PokéGym

The PokéGym is one of the original online Pokémon Trading Card Game strategy websites. It was created in 1999 by Brian Brokaw as part of The Psylum Network. After Brian left in the same year, Tyais took it over and stayed with it until around 2002.
In 2001, The Psylum Network was shut down by USA Network, who had recently bought the network, leaving The PokéGym without a home. Wizards of the Coast agreed to take over the forums and used it as a foundation to start the Wizard Community message board system. The PokéGym was renamed The Wizards' PokéGym.
When Wizards of the Coast lost the Pokémon TCG license in 2003, ownership of the PokéGym forums were transferred to Team Compendium, who presently run the forum to this day. The Compendium is linked to from PokéGym.
The PokéGym publishes content relating to the Trading Card Game. It releases the Frequently Asked Questions document for each set, which is otherwise only sent to Play! Pokémon stores. A variety of posts are made relating to rules clarifications and judging guidelines, which are relevant to Professors and Judges. There are lists of every card legal to play in the Standard or Expanded formats, including cards released in non-Standard or Expanded legal sets that are legal to play in those formats due to a more recent reprint. Formerly, it provided a set of scans for every released card at a subsite called the Researching Tower, but this has been discontinued as of . A interactive decklist builder is also hosted on the site, but it too has been discontinued.
The PokéGym creates the PokePopCast, a podcast which covers topics relating to the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
==Staff==
===Administrators===
* Big Daddy Snorlax
* bulbasnore
* CameraMan
* Chairman Kaga
* Chrisbo
* EeveeLover
* Gym Leader Blaine
* paint panic
* PokePop
===Global Moderators===
* BJJ763
* P_A
* SD PokéMom
===Moderators===
* Azure Kite
* CHARIZARD MASTERTRAINER
* DukeFireBird
* ensignmerlin
* evil psyduck
* Heatherdu
* KingGengar
* Lucario EX
* MrMeches
* PokeDaddy
* pokemonmike
* Prime
* Rogue Archetype
* secretsof2113
* ultimatedra
* bullados
* Magic Umbreon
* Prima
==External links==
* The PokéGym Forums, Articles, Card Scans and Pokémon TCG Information
* Extended PokéGym History
* Wayback Machine Archives of The PokéGym
* PokéGym Archive of WizPOG PokéGym posts and other classics
Category:Fan sites
The PokéMasters

:Not to be confused with Pokémon Masters.
The PokéMasters (commonly referred to as TPM) is a fan site owned and run by Pokemaster Kevin, and hugely helped by admins Little Pikachu and Lady Vulpix, who run the forums, and moderators Jeff and Telume. It was, at one time, one of the most popular Pokémon fan sites. While the main site has gone down multiple times, the forums have existed continuously since March 24, 2000. A strong staff and solid group of regulars keep the forums going with continuous influxes of new members.
Together with Universal Pokémon Network, Pokémon Abode and Bulbagarden, The PokéMasters formed a partnership known as the Anti-Spammer Alliance from 1999-2000. After the dissolution of these websites' original communities, the group became retroactively known as the Big Four, as they were generally considered to be the largest, most active, and best ran Pokémon forums of their day.
==History==
The PokéMasters site was started in 1998, and the forums (powered by UBB 5) opened in March 2000. The site was highly successful and the forums also incredibly active. The main site was closed in November 2001, although the forums continued to exist.Ultimate Pokémon Center: Good-bye, TPM (archive) Unfortunately, ever-increasing bandwidth costs crippled the site in 2002. Having to switch registration on and off and asking for donations, TPM finally went down.
The forums were later restarted on ezboard, which was a heavy blow to the community. Coming back from that loss in late 2002, the forums and site were started again, but without as much of the bravado and sway that it once held.
The PokéMasters forums became the site's main hub of activity, and although many members had become indifferent to Pokémon, they stayed simply to socialize with each other.
The second Pokémasters site went down in 2005, and after that, the possibility of a return became a recurring discussion on the forums, but was difficult with webmaster Kevin being inactive at the time. In October 2008, an effort to revive the PokéMasters main site began. The third site was launched on June 19, 2009. Originally operating under a temporary domain, pokemasters.tk, the site later switched to its new permanent domain, www.thepokemasters.net, with the forums remaining at www.pokemasters.net. This third iteration of the site was largely run by moderators Jeff and Telume, and was been helped by contributions from various other forum members. The site was plagued by downtime during this time, but continued to operate on and off until Kevin returned and relaunched the main site in 2013.
==Webmaster==
Pokemaster Kevin, is TPM's webmaster. He is commonly referred to jokingly as The Cookie Monster, in reference to an old incident regarding Oreos. He attended Ohio State University majoring in Computer Information and Sciences.
==References==
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The PokéMasters forums

The PokéMasters forums (also known as TPM or TPMf) are the forums serving The PokéMasters website.
Originally, the web site was going to be located at thepokemasters.com, with a .net site originally added for the forums. Eventually, due to a domain name ownership complication, the site was renamed thepokemasters.net. Today, the forums are located at pokemasters.net, with the site at thepokemasters.net.
==History==
The forums were created in March 2000 by Pokemaster Kevin. They became an instant hit among the Pokémon community. Among the most popular forums were the Polls, Games and Clubs, Anime Style Battling, and the Shipping forums.
Unfortunately, the forums seemed to have a series of problems. Several of the forums, most notably the Shippers, were experiencing problems with spam. This lead to a majority of the members leaving and the Shipping forum itself being closed. A resurrection a few years later proved to be only temporary, and the forum was closed for good after inactivity.
In 2002, after a server shut down, the board was moved to an ezboard. However, the move proved to be temporary; not long afterward, a vB was set up, and all the old members got their accounts back.
After another server shutdown in 2005, the forums moved to yet another new server. They reopened in July 2005 using Simple Machines Forum as their new software. A year later, the forums moved back to vBulletin.
As of September 2009, Lady Vulpix, who was previously a Super Moderator, was given an administrator position.
The site is still around today, frequented by new and old members alike.
==Staff==
The following is a list of the staff of the PokéMasters.
===Administrators===
*Pokemaster Kevin - Webmaster of The PokéMasters
*Chris
*Lady Vulpix
*Little_Pikachu
===Super Moderators===
*Andrew
*Gavin Luper
*Zak
===Moderators===
*Austrian Vicemaster Alex - DS/3DS Pokémon Games, General Discussion, Other Pokémon Games, and Tabletop, Cards and other Games
*Ayeun - Anime Style Battling
*ChobiChibi - Role Playing Games
*classy_cat18 - FanFiction
*Crazy Elf Boy - FanArt
*Drago - Video Games
*Fett One - Eighth Generation
*Gavin Luper - FanFiction
*Greyfox - Anime Style Battling
*Heald - Miscellaneous Stuff and Mt. Moon
*Jeff - The PokéMasters Website
*kainashi - Forum Help, Mt. Moon, and The Binary District
*Knight of Time - Games, Games, Games!
*Mikachu Yukitatsu - Anime and Manga
*Mr.E - Classic Generation
*Number1ChanseyFan - Fourth Generation
*Telume - TPM News
===Former Staff===
* Crystal Tears - Moderator
* Damian Silverblade - Moderator
* DarkestLight - Moderator
* Gyro - Original Staff Member
* Hypotenuse Man - Moderator
* Ledian X - Moderator
* MeLoVeGhOsTs - Moderator
* mr_pikachu - Moderator
* Murgatroyd - Moderator
* Ninetales3001 - Report and Editorial Writer/Forum Moderator
* PancaKe - Moderator
* PNT510 - Moderator
* RedStarWarrior - Moderator
* Roy Karrde - Moderator
* shazza - Moderator
* The_Missing_Link - Moderator
* Weasel Overlord - Moderator
* ZMidnightZ - Original Staff Member
== External link ==
* The PokéMasters Forums
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The Pokémon-Watcher's Diary

Magical Pokémon Journey: The Pokémon-Watcher's Diary is the tenth monthly issue released by VIZ Media of the Magical Pokémon Journey manga created by Yumi Tsukirino. It contains the 15th and 16th chapters of the manga. The chapters originally released in this book were later re-released as part of .
==Blurb==
ABRACADABRA!
Almond is writing a spy book documenting all his sightings of Pokemon! But he shouldn't have shown it to his Pokemon friends, because now they all want to help! 
Then Walnut the ninja joins our heroes in picking sweet potatoes, but while picking a peck of potatoes they find themselves picked...by Abra?!
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* A Quest of Life or Death
* Fun at the...Potato Dig?
==Important events==
* Almond and attempt to keep an observation journal featuring .
* The group participate in a potato-digging contest organised by Grandpa.
* Walnut finds the pink potato, avoiding expulsion from Master Ditto's ninja training.
Category:Magical Pokémon Journey monthly issues
The Pokémon Factory

The Pokémon Factory, commonly abbreviated to “PF”, is a Pokémon fan website, made in the mid-to-late 90’s, which is focused on the developing and archiving of in-site fan-made Pokémon. Originally known as “Mewthree and Frogget’s Pokémon Factory”, the site means to serve as an outlet for fan innovations in Pokémon. In the past, The Pokémon Factory has branched out to other areas of typical Pokémon fansite content, such as providing information for the Pokémon games or TCG, but it has since reasserted itself to be purely oriented on its fan-made Pokémon.
==Pokémon Creation==
At The Pokémon Factory, fan-made Pokémon are created and developed for the purpose of eventual appearance on the site’s archives of fan-made Pokémon. Fan-made Pokémon, or “suggestions”, are presented for development and review by other members of the PF community on the PF Suggestions Board area of PF’s forums.
The system typically progresses in that a forum member suggests a fan-made Pokémon or Pokémon evolution on a topic they create specifically for their fan-made Pokémon or evolutionary line, receives feedback and develops the suggestion until it is presentable enough for eventual review by PF’s Staff. If they find no obstacles or issues with the suggestion or its design, a member of the Staff shall then inform the creator on the specific thread that their suggestion is approved for future appearance in PF’s archives, proceeding to close the topic afterward.
The current rules abide new moves to be suggested alongside a new pokémon only, and are limited to two.
==External links==
The main page of PF’s website
Category:Fan sites
The Pokémon Inside My Heart

The Pokémon Inside My Heart (Japanese: ポケットのモンスター Pocket no Monster) is a song from Pokémon feat. Hatsune Miku Project VOLTAGE 18 Types/Songs produced by .
The song and music video were released on October 20, 2023.
==Lyrics==
! Japanese
! English
|-
| lang="ja" | <ab>
</ab>
| <ab>Turn on the power of the tiny box
I still remember the story of when we first met
Dyeing my colorless vision with curiosity
Unknown beings began moving colorfully
Reading like a treasure map
Shoving Game Link Cables into my backpack
 songs to memorize names
I've learned so much
Since then, years have gone by
My mistakes have become experience points
I wonder if I've evolved like you?
The Pokémon inside my heart
Even if you're not really here
You breathe fire, you 
I can feel you right next to me
The Pokémon inside my heart
Our adventures still continue
Someday, even when I've become a grown-up
I'll still be able to see you like I did back in those days
Strong or weak, popular or not,
I know who's the number-one
Pokémon inside my heart
I've played games, I've studied, I've worked, I've failed too
The map of my life has expanded
And there were many realities I didn't want to know
I bought the 
My eyes shined looking at holo cards
Don't let go of the excitement of those days
I wonder if I can still walk with 1HP left?
A future unexpected
The Pokémon inside my heart
Even if I can't hold your hand
You shoot beams, you 
We've always fought together
The Pokémon inside my heart
Our adventures still continue
Someday, even if it's become a darker world
I'll still be able to smile with you like I did back in those days
Strong or weak, popular or not,
I know who's the number-one
Pokémon inside my heart
We're the same as we were back then
Even though I've become a grown-up
I'll always love you, my number-one
Pokémon inside my heart
Lalala lan-lan-la lala…</ab>
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==Plot==
==Characters==
===Humans===
* Aimaina
===Pokémon===
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==Video==
==Staff==
* Lyrics: PinocchioP / Project VOLTAGE
* Music: PinocchioP
* Character & Pokémon Illustration: PinocchioP
* Music Video Direction: Shun Yamaguchi
* Illustration / Animation: Sowiti, mise, Shun Yamaguchi
* Graphic Design: Katsuki Yoshinaga
==Trivia==
* The song uses sound of accessing PC in older games, sound of healing Pokémon via an item in older games, the saving sound in older games and the sound effect on Game Freak logo screen in Generation I, as well as the Pokémon Center theme and the evolution theme.
* During one scene in the music video, a mobile phone screen shows an album cover similar to the cover for , the first Japanese opening theme song for .
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The Pokémon Works

The Pokémon Works (Japanese: ポケモンワークス Pokémon Works) is a company established in March 2024 as a by The Pokémon Company and ILCA. The company was founded to assist with the production of Pokémon games and game-related services.
==Games==
* Pokémon HOME
* Pokémon Sleep
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