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Pokémon (creature)

Pokémon (short for Pocket Monsters) are fictional creatures from the Pokémon franchise. There are over a thousand canonical species of Pokémon. Pokémon often resemble animals but may also resemble plants, inanimate objects, or even humanoids.
In the Pokémon world, humans keep Pokémon as pets or raise them to compete in Pokémon battles.
Fans may invent their own original Pokémon species; for example, original Eeveelutions are common. Canonical species are sometimes drawn as gijinka.
Pokémon are sometimes brought into other universes in fusion fanworks.
==Popular Pokémon Species==
* Charmander: Charmander is the fire starter from the first generation of Pokémon. Charmander was a very popular Pokémon back when the game and the anime were first launched in western countries. This was due to his design as a little cute dragon, which evolves into a bigger and more powerful looking one, with wings. Charizard, Charmander final evolution back then, was featured in the box of the Pokémon Red game, contributing to the popularity of Charmander and its evolutions. Nowadays, and despite having released more than one thousand different Pokémon already, Charmander is still a very popular Pokémon. Old fans remember it with fondness while still being popular with newer generations of fans. Charmander still features in a lot of merchandising and promo material of the franchise.
* Pikachu
* Eevee
* Furret: In 2019 Furret was featured in a fansong called Furret Walk. The song has been translated and adapted to other languages and fandoms like Undertale.
* Lucario: One of the most popular pokémon ever created. It ranked second on the Pokémon Company Official Poll 2020.https://pokemon2020.pokemon.com/en-us/ Pokémon of the Year 2020 Lucario has a cool, bipedal design and interesting lore about its ability to sense and manipulate aura. It has been featured in the Super Smash Bros fighting game series and even had its own movie.
* Wooloo: After its reveal for Pokémon Sword and Shield, Wooloo was adopted as a wlw symbol, sometimes called "wooloowoo"
* Sprigatito
==External Links==
* List of Pokémon on Wikipedia
* Pokémon (species) on Bulbagarden
* Pokémon (creature) on Fandom.com's Pokémon Wiki
* Pokemon freeform tag on Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Pokémon
Pokémon Adventures

==Overview==
Pokemon Adventures is a Pokémon manga.
==Meta==
==Characters==
A point of major confusion is that a male trainer known as Green Oak (オーキド・グリーン Green Okido) in the original Japanese and in East Asian countries, has his name localized as Blue in Western countries; the female trainer originally known as Blue (ブルー) has her name localized as Green in most Western countries. 
*Red (レッド ) — Trainer.
*Green Oak (オーキド・グリーン Green Okido), known in Western localizations as Blue Oak — The grandson of Pallet Town's local professor.
*Blue (ブルー), known in Western localizations as Green — A thief. Blue was originally based on a female character who appeared as a trainer alongside Red and Green in promotional art for the original Pokémon games, but did not appear in the games themselves. Leaf, who later debuted in the 2004 Pokémon: FireRed and LeafGreen games, is considered to be her gameverse counterpart.
*Yellow, also known as Amarillo del Bosque Verde (Japanese: イエロー・デ・トキワグローブ Yellow de Tokiwa Grove) — Blue initially disguised Yellow as a boy for traveling alone, but Yellow later revealed herself as a girl. Yellow does not have a gameverse counterpart.
==Shipping==
*AgencyShipping (Black x White)
*CommonerShipping (Diamond x Platinum)
*FranticShipping (Ruby x Sapphire)
*OriginalShipping (Red x Green Oak), often conflated with NamelessShipping
*OldRivalShipping (Green Oak x female Blue), often conflated with ConflictingShipping (Blue Oak x Leaf) from the game Pokémon: FireRed and LeafGreen, commonly accompanies SpecialShipping (Red x Yellow)
*OriginalShipping (Red x Green Oak)
*SpecialShipping (Red x Yellow)
More can be found on .
==Fan works==
===Meta===
===Fan art===
===Fan fiction===
===Fan work rec lists and collections===
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
*FanFiction.Net (FFN): [ stories] and [ crossovers]
*LiveJournal (LJ): 
*DeviantArt (DA)
*Tumblr:
*Archive of Our Own (AO3): 
*Pixiv: 
*Reddit: 
===Fan pages and sites===
===Resources===
*[]
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Manga
Category:Pokémon
Pokémon Clover

Pokémon Clover is a ROM hack of Pokémon FireRed developed by 4chan's /vp/ board.
==Development==
The game originally began in 2014 as a Fire Red reskin, before turning into an original game that released in April 2020. This game features 386 original Fakemon, references ranging from anime to offensive stereotypes to the Pokémon franchise itself (i.e. Motherfuck being based on Golbat, Graveler, and Tentacool all at once).
The game takes place in two regions; Fochun (a pun on 4chan) and Ebin.
== Overview ==
== Gallery ==
== Reception and discussion ==
== Links ==
* r/pokemonclover, Pokémon Clover subreddit.
* Pokémon Clover wiki
==Notes==
==References==
Category:2020 Fangames
Category:Pokémon Fangames
Pokémon Fanfics Center

Pokémon Fanfics Center was a Pokémon fanfiction archive. 
==Rules==
===1999===
===2003===
===Submissions===
==Authors==
*Akynirew
*Blue9Tiger
*Cat
*Chris
*Diablos
*Emma
*Empress
*Jennifer Leven
*Jo§h
*Joe Ricciardelli
*Josh
*Julia Rocket
*Katie D.
*Kirbyhan
*Kiyone
*Kristie
*Manx O Mega
*Mei-chan
*Moonlight Sparkle
*Patamon18
*Phantom 1
*RobTRacer
*Ryan Edge
*Sean Mills
*SuperSatoshi (Matt B.)
*Vegeta
*X-Parrot
*Zero
Category:Pokémon Websites
Pokémon Game Fandom

The Pokémon video games are a series of popular role-playing games whose goals are to raise and battle Pokémon. The main series of game are divided into "Generations," which are most easily differentiated by the locations in which the games takes place as well as the available player characters. There are also a number of spin-off games that digress from the main series' formula.
== Cross-Generation ==
=== Shipping ===
:See: List of Pokémon Pairing Names#Gameverse Pairings
=== Characterizations ===
=== Fannish Communities ===
*pokegamefic LiveJournal community
*Fanfiction tag at the pokémon LJ community
== Generation I ==
First Generation games include Pokémon Red, Pokémon Blue, and, later, Pokémon Yellow.
== Generation II ==
Second Generation games include Pokémon Gold and Pokémon Silver, and later Pokémon Crystal.
== Generation III ==
Third Generation games include Pokémon Ruby, Pokémon Sapphire, and Pokémon Emerald, in addition to the remakes Fire Red and Leaf Green.
== Generation IV ==
Fourth Generation games include Pokémon Diamond, Pokémon Pearl, and Pokémon Platinum, in addition to the remakes Heart Gold and Soul Silver.
== Generation V ==
Fifth Generation games include Pokémon Black and Pokémon White and their sequel, Black 2 and White 2.
== Generation VI ==
Sixth Generation games include Pokémon X and Pokémon Y, along with the long-waited remakes Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.
== Generation VII ==
Seventh Generation games include Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon and their sequels Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon. Pokémon Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! also released this generation.
== Generation VIII ==
Eight Generation games include Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield and their downloadable content expansion packs Isle of Armor and Crown Tundra. Although Pokémon Legends: Arceus, a prequel, was released this generation, its fandom has its own page. It is officially not considered a spinoff and considered part of the "core series."https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pok%C3%A9mon_Legends:_Arceus The remakes Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl were also released this generation.
== Generation IX ==
Ninth Generation games include Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet and their downloadable content expansion packs The Teal Mask and The Indigo Disk.
== Spin-Offs ==
* Pokémon Conquest
* Pokémon Ranger series
* Pokemon Mystery Dungeon series
* Pokémon Stadium
* Pokémon Snap
=== Mobile Games ===
* Pokemon Go
* Magikarp Splash
* Pokémon Sleep
* Pokémon Unite
==References==
Category:Pokémon
Pokémon Go

Pokémon Go (sometimes stylized as "Pokémon GO'") is a location-based freemium mobile game. It was released in July 2016, when it exploded into popularity, among old school Pokémon fans and non-fans alike. It is a collaboration between the Niantic software development company, and Nintendo.
==Gameplay==
Upon starting the game, the player meets Professor Willow and designs their avatar. Professor Willow tells the user how to play, and provides them with pokéballs. When they reach level 5, players get a chance to join one of three teams: Team Valor, Team Mystic, or Team Instinct. Once a player chooses their team, they cannot change it.
The game is centered around the premise of the player catching and training Pokémon in real life. The player walks around, encounters Pokéstops for items, and battles at gyms. So far, only Pokémon from the Kanto and Johto region are catchable.
Other features include being able to receive and hatch eggs, leveling up as a trainer, and training/evolving Pokémon by using candies. Like other freemium games, players can also use real money to purchase additional items in-game. 
Pokémon Go players and activity tends to be in more touristy and urban areas.
Players can also purchase and wear a watch called the Pokémon Go Plus to enhance gameplay.
==Fandom==
The Pokémon Go fandom is centered around the NPCs in the game, the Professor and the three Team gym leaders: Candela, Blanche, and Spark. Most fandom activity is on Tumblr, and generally centers around fanart.
Some fans also like to create headcanons and fanwork about characters from other canons playing Pokémon Go.
===Pairings===
Popular ships include:
* Candela/Blanche
* Candela/Blanche/Spark
* Spark/Arlo
==Fannish Resources==
* Pokemon GO at AO3
* Pokemon Go Wiki
* Pokémon GO at Bulbapedia
* r/pokemongo at Reddit
* r/TheSilphRoad at Reddit
* Pokémon Go at Wikipedia
==References==
Category: Pokémon
Category:Video Games
Pokémon Manga Fandom

There are several distinct manga series based on the Pokémon franchise, all with their own canon and characters. Most manga are adaptions of the main series of video games, but there are also manga adaptions of the Pokémon anime (as well as the films), manga based on spin-off games and trading card game, and original stories based on the Pokémon universe.
The series with the most fannish activity is Pokémon Adventures, commonly known as Pokémon Special or PokéSpe.
== Shipping ==
:See also: Pokémon#Shipping
Some popular manga ships include:
* ChoosenShipping - Silver and Green
* FranticShipping - Ruby and Sapphire
* HaughtyShipping - Pearl and Platinum
* MangaQuestShipping - Gold and Crystal
* SpecialShipping - Red and Yellow
== Wanks and Controversy ==
* Censoring (see The Electric Tale of Pikachu at Bulbapedia)
* 
== Fan Communities ==
=== Fansites & Archives ===
*Pocket Monsters SPECIAL | Pokemon Adventures at Archive of Our Own
*r/pokespe/
== References ==
Category:Pokémon
Category:Manga
Pokémon Masters

Pokémon Masters is a free to play, gacha spin-off of the popular Pokémon games. To non-gacha fans, Masters is most known for its wide selection of playable trainers, most of which come from entries in the series which have not gotten any attention from Game Freak in years. The new dialogue and outfits given to these trainers are often reflected in fan fic and fan art. When a new trainer gets added to the roster, it's often a big deal to fans. 
Even EXes to existing characters, (which give them a new outfit,) often make waves. The release of Silver's EX variant inspired a resurgence of fanart for the character in particular.
In MikuMikuDance's fandom, 3D models extracted from this game are often ported to the program soon after they are released. Most MMD fanworks created since the release of Masters use 3D models ported from this game, widely expanding the pool of available models to work with from before, which was a select handful of models by dedicated fans, to nearly every trainer from Pokémon Red and Blue to Pokémon Sword and Shield (with many more coming soon.)
Category:Pokémon
Pokémon Reborn

Pokémon Reborn is a Pokémon fan game released in 2012, created using RPG Maker. The game was released in episodic updates, adding a new chapter and changing earlier content, and released its final update in May 2022. Over time, the game has gained its own fandom and fan games based on it.
== Fandom ==
Pokémon Reborn's primary fanbase is teens. However, the game has a secondary group of fans looking for a challenge, due to the strategy required to work with the level cap system against the gym leaders. As such, nuzlocke runs of the game have become popular. However, the game's story-heavy nature can drive off interest from the likes of Pokémon YouTubers. The majority of interest for Reborn is on Tumblr, where fans have access to the creator's ask box to ask her questions about the game.
The fandom is focused on creating fan art, memes, and sprite editing. Shipping is also popular, including self-insert shipping. Many fans create their own original character to take the place of the game's protagonist.
== Pairings ==
* Amaria Fiore/Titania Andersen - Canon f/f ship.
* Cain/Protagonist - Hinted at in canon. Regardless of the player's gender, Cain will always show interest in them.
* Shade/Corey Molinar - m/m crack ship.
* Fern/Protagonist - Non-canon ship.
* Taka/Protagonist - Non-canon ship.
* Radomus Vanhanen/Elias - Non-canon m/m ship.
* Heather Molinar/Shelly Citra - On-canon f/f ship.
== Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
* Art by caffstrink
* Art by crystalium7
* Prodigy Noel by warlock8818
=== Fanfiction ===
=== Fangames ===
Several fan games have been inspired by Pokémon Reborn or come from its development. Many fans will attribute things like the grimdark nature of a fangame or badge-based level caps to Pokémon Reborn popularising them.
* Pokémon Rejuvenation was created by a member of the same team as a sequel to Pokémon Reborn, hosted on the same site. Some fans feel that Rejuvenation copies too hard for Reborn, while others believe it improves on many aspects of Reborn, potentially being a better game.
== Controversy ==
The creator of Reborn has claimed that the contents of the game are based on a real-life experience she had on an online Pokémon league growing up. This includes stories of abuse, suicide, amnesia, death from lupus, among other occurrences.New Leaders, Down Time by Amethyst. Published March 20, 2011 (Accessed February 15,2022).And so did everyone DIE! ^^ by Gardevoir. Published October 11, 2011 (Accessed February 15,2022). Many people feel Ame's depictions of these issues in the game are disrespectful of the people involved and that the game uses real issues to be edgy. Ame has spoken about the online league a number of times, but has stated all depictions are done with permission.an ask from Amethyst Liddell's Tumblr. Published March 17, 2020 (Accessed February 15, 2022). Fans debate Ame's claims are true or based on roleplays.
==Communities==
* Official Pokémon Reborn Forums
* Pokémon Reborn Subreddit
==References==
Category:Fangames 
Category:2012 Fangames
Category:Pokémon Reborn
Polar Attraction

Polar Attraction was a Liz Parker/Michael Guerin fanfic archive that had their own forum. It later started accepting other Roswell ships fanfiction as well as other fandoms.
==Content==
* Message Board
* Archive Content:
** Writing Resources
** Roswell Crossover Afterhours
** Polar Afterhours
** Roswell Crossovers
** Polar Stories
** MIA
** Non-Polar Afterhours
** Non-Roswell
** Non-Polar Stories
==History==
Polar Attraction was founded in August 2001 as a message board located on ezboard. The board administration, which was initially limited to Polarist, Peachykin and DarkVixen, later included Irish2002 who spearheaded a new Polar Attraction website. By September 2003, the founder Polarist switched the site to the domain PolarAttraction.com with a phpbb. Irish2002 had already recruited help from other fans, solidifying a group that would later be known as the "Polar Mafia" and became the administration behind the new website.PolarAttraction.com at Fanhistory
On August 12, 2004, the team joined LiveJournal in order to keep members updated with information on the website.Welcome post
By April 2005, the forum started to use the new rating system: E (EVERYONE), YT (YOUNG TEEN), T (TEEN), M (MATURE), MA (MATURE ADULT).LJ post
August 25, 2007 the archive was upgraded with the efiction software.LJ post
Due to server difficulties, the board and archive was moved to PolarAttraction.net on January 11, 2009,Main page of the archive via Wayback which would be the site's home until its closure in November 2013.Facebook November 14, 2013 post (accessed April 20, 2016)
==References==
Category:Roswell Archives
Category:2000s
Category:Het Archives
Category:EFiction
Polaris (convention)

:You might be looking for Marvel Comics character that goes by Polaris, see Lorna Dane.
: You also may be looking for the con Toronto Star Trek '76.
Polaris is a Canadian science fiction/fantasy convention held in Toronto in July.
==Began as "Toronto Trek Celebration" and "Toronto Trek"==
It began in 1986 as a relaxacon was called "Toronto Trek Celebration." Two years later, in 1988, Toronto Trek Celebration #2 took place. In 1989 it dropped the word "Celebration" and became simply "Toronto Trek". For its twenty-first convention in 2007, the name was changed to "Polaris". At Polaris #26, held July 5–7, 2012, it was announced Polaris had come to an end and that a new convention would replace Polaris in 2013.
The organisers claim it is Canada's longest-running media fan event;Polaris: Index (accessed 2 November 2012) 2011 marked the convention's twenty-fifth year. There are plans for two conventions in 2013.
==1987==
==1988==
==1989==
==1990==
==1991==
===1991: Con Reports===
==1992==
Toronto Trek] VI - July 24–27
===1992: Con Reports===
==1993==
This was the eight con. It was stressed that this was a fan-run con. 
July 23-25, 1993 at the Regal Constellation Hotel. 
Some guests were George Takei, Barbara Hambly, L.A.Graf, astronaut Ken Money, filker Joey Shoji, David Hutchinson (Starlog), SFX expert John Deall and our MC: Ricky Dick.
===1993: Con Reports===
* 
==1994==
===1994: Con Reports===
==1996==
===1996: Con Reports===
* Toronto Trek Forever Knight Mini-Con;Toronto Trek con report: Friday, August 1, 1996 by Allison Percy; Saturday, August 3 , written by Gail Z.; Sunday, August 3, 1996 by Allison Percy
==2000==
===2000: Progress Report===
== 2001 ==
Taking place July 22-24 at the Regal Constellation Hotel, this event was also known as Toronto Trek 15 or TT15. Beyond Star Trek, other sci-fi shows like Babylon 5 had a strong presence. According to one fan, it was large enough to include a "subconvention" for First Wave (TV) titled WaveCon .
=== 2001: Con Reports ===
* 
== 2003 ==
===2003: Con Reports===
A Doctor Who fan at the convention.
==2005==
===2005: Con Reports===
* Toronto Trek 19 (lots of photos, including cake)
==2006==
The 2006 Toronto Trek was also known as TT20.
===2006: Con Reports===
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:1987 Conventions
Category:1988 Conventions
Category:1989 Conventions
Category:1990 Conventions
Category:1991 Conventions
Category:1992 Conventions
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Category:1994 Conventions
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Category:1996 Conventions
Category:2000 Conventions
Category:2003 Conventions
Category:2005 Conventions
Category:2006 Conventions
Category:Conventions in Canada
Polaris Press

Polaris Press was a gen fanzine publisher in the 1970s and 1980s.
From a 1987 statement: 
==Publications==
 
Above & Below | Above & Below's Dreamscapes | Animazine | City on the Edge of Nowhere | Crossfire | Knightales | Leaping to Conclusions | Robin's Nest | Rerun | Sins of the Father | Zebra Three
==References==
Polcon

Polcon is the oldest running science fiction convention in Poland, organised along the same lines as Worldcon, with a different club running it each year.
It features lectures and papers dedicated to J.R.R. Tolkien and his works.
== Overview ==
==Gallery==
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Polcon
==External links==
* Polcon on Wikipedia
* Polcon on Tolkien Gateway
* http://www.polcon.fandom.art.pl/polcon.shtml
==Notes==
==References==
Category:1985 Conventions
Category:1980s Conventions‎
Category:1990s Conventions‎
Category:2000s Conventions‎
Category:2010s Conventions‎
Category:2020s Conventions‎
Category:Conventions in Poland
Category:Science Fiction Conventions
Polexia Aphrodite

Polexia_Aphrodite is a fan writer active since 2013.
==Comments==
==Notable Works==
* in the blue dark series (MCU, Bucky/Darcy)
* just a shot away (MCU, Bucky/Darcy)
==Interviews==
* MCU Wintershock - Author Spotlight: Polexia Aphrodite
==References==
<references>
Category:Fanwriters
Police Boxes

Police Boxes is a het, sometimes explicit, 70-page zine published in Summer 1985. It contains much fiction and may have been the only issue. From the title page, "Police Boxes is an amatuer (sic) publication and we fervently hope the owner of the original copyright never see this zine. In any case, this zine does not intend to infringe on the the copyrights of the BBC, Terry Nation, Marion Zimmer Bradley, Jim Henson Enterprises or anybody or anything mentioned in these pages."
* Editorial by Annarra Perrin and Company (2)
* About the Authors (3)
* Winter Thaw by Sophie Galespie (5) (spelled as "Sohpie" twice in the TOC)
* Over the Barrell by Professor Kettlewell (12)
* The Promise by Cynthia Helos (18)
* Picnic by Sophie Galespie (24)
* Intermezzo by Portia Brinsmaide (29)
* Doctor Who and the Mad Scientist from Planet 267-B by Arwen and R.D. Chapman (31) (cartoon)
* Perfect Host by Marilyn Linfors (43)
* Can't Win'em All by Lady Adrasta (47)
* Time Lords in SSPPAAAAAACCEE! BY R.D. Chapman (49)
* Paths of Fire by Sophie Galsepie (57)
* No Slash, Please by R.D. Chapman (60)
* Last Word by Kathy Ralph (inside back cover)
* art by Arwen, E.D.R., Mary Gunn, Mathilda Hamilton, Kathy Ralph, Mickey Angelo
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Polishing Shoes

Polishing Shoes is a Sentinel story by T. Verano. It won the Short Story (Gen) category at the 2008 Light My Fire Awards. laurie_ky's podficcer its, available to listen here, and she also made a epilogue fic titled Discerning the Magi's Gift.
Summary: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2006 Fanfiction
Politically ImpeRfect Press

Politically Imperfect Press was run by Rachelle S. and Hindman. There is some crossover publications with Secret Pleasures Press. The press, a sister press of Impress Books, published original fiction such as the "In the Blood" and "Invisible Ink" series, "FTL", and "Scoundrels". This zine publisher also has a branch-off press called No Name, No City.
It published gen and het fanfiction, primarily the "Black Jag" Equalizer series, Man from U.N.C.L.E., and other media fiction zines. 
Its name was derived in part as response to being told what to publish or write in fandom by various other fans. As printed on business cards and elsewhere it was officially "Politically ImpeRfect PRESS". 
==Publications==
* Arkady
* Black Jag
* The Equalizer Report
* Field Studies
* My Kingdom for an U.N.C.L.E.
* In the Blood
* Off the Net
* Psychic Investigations
* Revenge Times Five
* When Brass Turned to Gold