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Pokémon Fun Fest

The Pokémon Fun Fest was a series of Pokémon events held at across the United States and Canada in 2001.
The Pokémon Fun Fest consisted of a tent set up somewhere in the theme park. The Pikachu and Lugia cars were also occasionally present.
Inside the tent were a number of tables and chairs with Game Link Cables and Pokémon Trading Card Game mats, Nintendo 64 system setups running Pokémon Stadium 2, demo Game Boy systems, and a machine.
Pokémon Fun Fest ran Pokémon video game competitions as well as trivia competitions. An entertainer in a Pikachu costume would occasionally be present to take photos with.
==Locations and dates==
Country	Location	Dates
 	, , 	August 4 to 12, 2001
 	, , 	August 4 to 12, 2001
 	, , 	August 4 to 12, 2001
 	, , 	August 18 to 26, 2001
 	, , 	August 18 to 26, 2001
 	, , 	August 18 to 26, 2001
 	, , 	September 1 to 3, 2001; September 8 to 9, 2001
 	, , 	September 1 to 3, 2001; September 8 to 9, 2001
 	, , 	September 1 to 9, 2001
 	, , 	???
==Gallery==
Pokémon Fun Fest Houston Game Link cable.jpg|Players communicating via Game Link cable
Pokémon Fun Fest Houston trivia.jpg|A trivia competition
Pokémon Fun Fest St Louis Game Boy.jpg|Demo Game Boy systems
Pokémon Fun Fest St Louis Nintendo 64.jpg|Demo Nintendo 64 systems
Pokémon Fun Fest Atlanta Pikachu car.jpg|The Pikachu car
Pokémon Fun Fest St Louis.jpg|Six Flags St. Louis
Pokémon Fun Fest Atlanta.jpg|Six Flags Over Georgia
==Event Pokémon==
Celebi was available at the Pokémon Fun Fest to players who brought their Pokémon Gold, Silver, or Crystal game cartridge. The Celebi was distributed by Celebi machines.
Some players reported issues in receiving the distribution due to having Pokémon in their party holding Mail.
==External links==
*Pokémon.com
**Official event page (archive)
**Images (archive)
**Images (archive)
*Pokémon Forever (archive)
*Six Flags Over Georgia report (archive)
Category:Promotional tours
Pokémon Furby Friends

Pokémon Furby Friends are two unreleased toys featuring and created by Hasbro and , that were cancelled at some point in production in the year 2000.TIGER Electronics Toy fair catalog 2000 - WorthPoint listing The toys were written about in the February 2000 Furbish News page.FurbyLand News - 2000 (archived) The two toys were never released and the reason for their cancellation was never made known to the public. Had they been released, they would have been priced at £23.75.Office of Fair Trading document regarding price fixing of Hasbro U.K. Ltd merchandise This higher pricing is speculated to be because the Interactive Electronic toys would have been larger than Furbys.Anime tsunami hits Toy Fair - kidscreen (archived)
==Functionality==
Both the Interactive Pikachu and Interactive Meowth would have utilized Furby technology to some degree and could learn up to 150 words each including skills that could be used against each other or other Pokémon which could imply that more may have been produced if these two were released. They could also interact with Furbys as well. The Interactive Pikachu would move its tail, ears, mouth, and its cheeks would glow; while the Interactive Meowth would move its ears, tail, mouth, and eyes.
==References==
Category:Plush toys
Pokémon Futsal (TCG)

Pokémon Futsal is a limited Pokémon Trading Card Game collection released in conjunction with the ongoing partnership between The Pokémon Company International and . The cards were distributed periodically in from September 11, 2020.
==Information==
Beginning September 6, 2019, The Pokémon Company International entered a three-year partnership with the English Football Association as part of a drive to increase participation in the sport of across the country. For the 2019-20 season, selected schools and clubs that signed up to The FA Pokémon Youth Futsal Programme received exclusive Pokémon bundles containing equipment and accessories for use in matches. For the 2020-21 season, the promotion expanded to incorporate the TCG, which saw the release of five special Futsal-themed Pokémon "on the Ball" trading cards. Four of these were available as gifts with purchase through the retailer , either at participating stores across England or on their website, while the fifth was included in kit bundles sent to selected applicants of The FA Pokémon Youth Futsal Programme for that season.
==Set list==
==Gallery==
==External links==
* Pokémon Futsal website (archived)
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Pokémon G-Men

The Pokémon G-Men (Japanese: ポケモンGメン Pokémon G Men) is an organization in . is the only known member.
Not much is known about the organization. Lance explained that the Pokémon G-Men's main purpose as a detective unit is to travel the countryside, investigating and arresting anyone who improperly treats . Their agents tend to infiltrate the targeted operation in a disguise before passing on any incriminating information to Officer Jenny to make the arrests.
The organization was first mentioned in the episode Talkin' 'Bout an Evolution. It was mentioned again during Lance's reappearances in Rage Of Innocence, in the episode Gaining Groudon, and in the episodes Flash of the Titans! and Curtain Up! Fight the Fights!.
==Trivia==
===Origin===
In the United States, (short for Government Men) is a slang term used to describe s who work for the Government. This suggests that Lance and his colleagues work for a government.
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Pokémon GO (TCG)

Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO (Japanese: 強化拡張パック Pokémon GO Enhanced Expansion Pack: Pokémon GO) is a special expansion released during the Sword & Shield Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. In Japan, it was released as the eleventh subset of the Sword & Shield Era.
==Blurb==
Get Up & Go Battle!
Gear up for battle like never before as Pokémon GO meets the Pokémon Trading Card Game! Dragonite VSTAR and Mewtwo VSTAR show off immense powers, while Melmetal VMAX in its Gigantamax form smashes the competition. Appearing as sought-after Shiny Pokémon, Radiant Venusaur, Radiant Charizard, and Radiant Blastoise bring dazzling new strategies to the battlefield. Meanwhile, the leaders of Team Instinct, Team Mystic, and Team Valor are ready to show their support in the Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO expansion!
==Information==
The Pokémon GO expansion is a special collaboration between the and game Pokémon GO and the Pokémon Trading Card Game. The expansion features various Pokémon that could be encountered in Pokémon GO with a mixture of hand-drawn and photorealistic artwork referencing different aspects of the game, some of which support the , , , and mechanics. Items, locations, and characters originating from Pokémon GO are also portrayed on s. 
In Western markets, Pokémon GO booster packs could only be found in specifically-branded merchandise, the first of which began to be released on July 1, 2022. Each booster pack contained 10 cards. In Asian markets, booster packs could be purchased from booster boxes as per regular expansions and subsets. It was released simultaneously in Japan, , , and June 17, 2022, followed by an n release on August 24, 2022. Asian packs included 6 cards. Cards that form part of the set in each regional release feature the Pokémon GO logo on their artwork, except for the Regular and prints of Pokémon with a . Conversely, all promotional versions of these cards released in Pokémon GO TCG merchandise in their respective regions feature the Pokémon GO logo. Alongside the Japanese release of the Pokémon GO set, a special promotional pack was also available to those who purchased a significant amount of product. These packs contain 7 different promotional artwork cards to collect. Cards that include the logo also have a Niantic copyright alongside the standard Pokémon/Nintendo/Creatures/GAME FREAK copyrights.
==Set lists==
==Gallery==
==In other languages==
==External links==
* Set checklist
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Pokémon GO Night Theme

The Pokémon GO Night Theme is a song used in Pokémon GO composed by Junichi Masuda. A lyrical version was released on August 16, 2021 with English lyrics by Ed Goldfarb, vocals by Haven Paschall and Ben Dixon, produced by Ed Goldfarb, production assistance by Alvin Maningding and Andrew Crilly, and mixed by Jeff Stuart Saltzman.
==Lyrics==
<ab>We can share the beauty of the world tonight
Stars up in the sky will light the way
Every place we wander
Wonders will amaze us
See the mountains shimmer in the moonlit sky
Maybe they will show us where to GO
Rhythms of the ocean waves tell me my dream is real
You and I tonight will see our worlds align 
The stars alight and with their light to guide me I know I will find you
So we can GO and make a brighter world
We can GO and make a brighter world</ab>''
==Video==
Category:English songs
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Pokémon GS Tattoo Series

Pokémon GS Tattoo Series is a series of Pokémon activity books published by Golden Books. The books in this series feature coloring pages, connect-the-dots, and other activities for children. Each book also includes two sheets of Pokémon-themed temporary tattoos. The series was illustrated by Linda Karl and Chris Nowell.
==Books==
Cover	 	 	
 	Pokémon GS Tattoo Series #1	ISBN 0307104036	2000
 	Pokémon GS Tattoo Series #2	ISBN 0307104044	2000
 	Pokémon GS Tattoo Series #3	ISBN 0307104214	2000
==Content==
The books in the Pokémon GS Tattoo Series contain several coloring pages, as well as activities including mazes, connect-the-dots, word scrambles, crosswords, and other creative activities. The books also include cut-out puzzle pieces on the back. The puzzle pieces from these books form a complete picture when combined with the pieces from the Pokémon GS Sticker Series.
===Included tattoos===
* Pokémon GS Tattoo Series #2: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , and 
Category:Activity books
Pokémon Game Tip Cards (Black Diamond)

Pokémon Game Tip Collector Cards were Pokémon cards distributed in packages of cheese products in on September 1998, launching along with the release of in Canada. Each package of cheese contained one of 4 game tip cards as well as a potential winning coupon for one of several Pokémon-related prizes, including Game Boy Color consoles (the fine print saying the Gameboy Color would not be shipped out till November 1998) and Pokémon video games. Non-winning coupons offered a $0.30 discount on the purchase of Black Diamond cheese. Contest started August 1998 and ended July 1999. 
There are 2 variants of the cards. The early Lactantia printed ones from the province of Ontario and Quebec and the later more mass produced for the rest of Canada via Black Diamond labeled cards. 
These were the very first Pokemon cards released in North America.
==List of cards==
Lactantia	Black Diamond	Pokémon	Backside Card text
120px 	120px 	#3 	It may be that cute Pokémon are hard to catch!
Lactantia	Black Diamond	Pokémon	Backside Card text
120px 	 	#5 	Some Pokémon can only be found in special Zones of the game
Lactantia	Black Diamond	Pokémon	Backside Card text
120px 	 	#9 	Some Pokemon can fly while others can swim. Use this to travel around places you normally can't get too.
Lactantia	Black Diamond	Pokémon	Backside Card text
120px 	120px 	#52 	Each Pokémon has an element, such as Fire, Water, Electricity. The game works like a complicated version of Rock-Paper-Scissors.
Category:Collectible cards
Pokémon Garden (Mystery Dungeon)

(Japanese: ポケモンガーデン Pokémon Garden) is the main settlement in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Keep Going! Light Adventure Squad!, similarly to Treasure Town or Pokémon Square. It is equivalent of Pokémon Village from Blazing Adventuring Squad and Pokémon Beach from Stormy Adventure Squad. Like the rest of the world, it is populated solely by Pokémon.
==Pokémon Garden facilities==
===Kecleon Shop===
Similar to previous games, the player can buy goods here. However, it's now run only by one .
===Duskull Bank===
As in previous games, Duskull Bank is a place to store money so they won't be lost upon defeat.
===Kangaskhan Storage===
The Kangaskhan Storage returns as a place where player can store items so they won't be lost upon defeat.
===The Slowking Elder===
Near the Slowking is a board from which player can take . Player can also change team members by talking to him.
===Gastrodon Judgment House===
West Sea Gastrodon will open Treasure Boxes here, while East Sea sells Wonder Orbs. This place opens once player reaches second rank.
===Slaking Move Relearner===
A place to relearn forgotten level-up moves that opens up once the player reaches third rank.
==Related articles==
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Pokémon Get Round and Round

Pokémon Get Round and Round (Japanese: ポケモンくるくるゲット) is a Japanese arcade released by Namco Bandai Games. Players can use medals that are deposited into a funnel in attempt to land them on various areas of a rotating platform to earn more medals.
==System==
Each machine has an anticlockwise rotating circular platform with 10 prize areas of varying sizes and designs. Medals deposited by players via the slot are fed into a large funnel before being thrown out of the bottom and onto the platform. Medals with too much momentum may fall off the platform and not come into play. A scanner will detect any medals that land on a prize area as the platform rotates, with the depicted payout deposited by the machine. A catcher beyond this knocks any medals on the platform into the machine. A LED display below the medal slot shows the current jackpot and the number of medals to be deposited by the machine if a medal lands on a prize area.
==Gameplay==
First released in April 2010, Pokémon Get Round and Round has two machine varieties: yellow and blue. The yellow machine is a lower grade than blue, featuring comparably larger prize areas but smaller payouts. Other than the jackpot area, the largest payout on the yellow machine is 6 medals, whereas the largest payout on the blue machine is 10 medals. The prize area sizes directly correlate with their payout, with the jackpot area not much larger than that of a medal. The jackpot accumulates as the machines are used, with a maximum for both of 99 medals. Generally, the yellow machine also features "cute" un-evolved Pokémon, whereas the blue machine features "cool" Legendary or evolved Pokémon, reflecting the grades of the two machines.
In March 2011, another set of machines were released featuring branding from of the and with new Pokémon from Generation V. Other than their design, the machines are identical to the originals, with the aqua machine fulfilling the role of the yellow, and the red machine fulfilling that of the blue.
The tables below show the Pokémon featured on the prize areas of each machine:
Yellow machine	Yellow machine	Yellow machine
Pokémon 	Pokémon 	Medal payout
 	 	3
 	 	Random
 	 	5
 	 	2
 	 	6
 	 	Random
 	 	3
 	 	4
 	 	2
 	 	Jackpot
Aqua machine	Aqua machine	Aqua machine
Pokémon 	Pokémon 	Medal payout
 	 	3
 	 	Random
 	 	5
 	 	2
 	 	6
 	 	Random
 	 	3
 	 	4
 	 	2
 	 	Jackpot
==Gallery==
File:Pokémon Get Round and Round machine yellow blue.jpg|Yellow and blue machines
File:Pokémon Get Round and Round machine aqua red.jpg|Aqua and red machines
File:Pokémon Get Round and Round logo.png|Game logo
==Related articles==
Category:Arcade games
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Pokémon Get☆TV

Pokémon Get☆TV (Japanese: ポケモンゲット☆TV Pokémon Getto☆Terebi) is a Japanese Pokémon television show that ran on the TV Tokyo network from October 6, 2013 to September 27, 2015. It is a successor to Pokémon Smash! and succeeded by Meet Up at the Pokémon House?, and like its predecessor, is hosted by Shōko Nakagawa, joined by newcomers Takahiro Suzuki, Toshikazu Miiura and Yukito Nishii, and others. Also new to the cast is a , who replaces from Pokémon Smash! It airs during the first half of . The show's content stays similar to its predecessor, including skits, games, and the latest Pokémon news.
==Opening themes==
The Opening theme is Poké Dancing☆XY by J☆Dee'Z.
==Ending themes==
==Related articles==
*Pocket Monsters Encore
*Weekly Pokémon Broadcasting Station
*Pokémon Sunday
*Pokémon Smash!
*Meet Up at the Pokémon House?
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Pokémon Gold/Silver: The Adventure Continues!

Pokémon Gold/Silver: The Adventure Continues! is a game guide and a walkthrough book contains hints, clues and strategies related to Pokémon Gold/Silver Game Boy games. It was published by Sybex on December 1, 2000 and is 112 pages in length.
==Blurb==
The Pokémon Silver Pathways to Adventure follows Taylor and his pals on the all-new adventures in the Pokémon Silver Game Boy game. The game is a companion to Pokémon Gold, and will unveil many new characters, including Lugia, Chikorita, Cyndaquil, and Totodile. The Sybex novelization can be enjoyed purely as a story set in the Pokémon world, and it also includes hints, clues, and strategies for succeeding in the game.
==Characters==
===Humans===
* Taylor
* Mark
* Professor Oak
* Professor Elm
* Mr. Pokémon
* Copycat
* Lt. Surge
* Sabrina
* Misty
* Erika
* Janine
* Brock
* Blaine
* Blue
* Red
===Pokémon===
* (Taylor's; FireFriend)
* 
* (Brock's)
* (Red's)
* 
* 
* 
* 
==Related articles==
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Pokémon Gold/Silver (book)

Pokémon Gold/Silver is a game guide and a walkthrough book containing hints, clues and strategies related to . Written by Jason R. Rich, it was published by Sybex on November 1, 2000 and is part of the Pathways to Adventure series. The guide ends at the defeat of the Elite Four, with the rest of the game being detailed in a sequel book, Pokémon Gold/Silver: The Adventure Continues!.
==Blurb==
==Characters==
===Humans===
===Pokémon===
==Related articles==
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Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys

Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys (Japanese: ポケットモンスター金・銀 ゴールデン・ボーイズ Pokémon Gold and Silver Golden Boys) is a Pokémon manga created by Muneo Saitō. It is based on the plot of the games. It roughly follows the plot of the games up to Cianwood City, and abruptly ends with very little resolution. The main characters are , , and . All three volumes of the series were translated by Chuang Yi.
==International versions==
In the region, the manga has been translated to Traditional Mandarin as and to Cantonese as by Ching-win Publishing. In addition, it has been translated to Simplified Mandarin as by Jilin Publishing. In South Korea, the manga was published by Daewon C.I., titled .
File:Pokémon Gold and Silver The Golden Boys TW volume 1.png|Volume one published in 
File:Pokémon Gold and Silver The Golden Boys zh cmn volume 1.png|Volume one published in 
File:Pokémon Gold and Silver The Golden Boys zh yue volume 2.png|Volume two published in 
==Trivia==
* In the English translation by Chuang Yi, many characters are still known only by their Japanese names, such as DJ Mary (DJ Kurumi) and Buena (Aoi).
==Related articles==
* List of Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys chapters
* List of Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys volumes
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Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys volume 1

Volume 1 is the first of three volumes in the Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys manga series authored and illustrated by Muneo Saitō.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Chapter 1: Let's Go!! The Journey Towards the Championship
* Chapter 2: Falkner, the Bird Keeper's Challenge!!
* Chapter 3: The Legendary Pokémon Appears!!
* Chapter 4: Let's Aim for the Goal!!
* Chapter 5: Extreme Power!! The Friday Pokémon
* Chapter 6: Get Up Again, Bayleef
* Chapter 7: The Great Search! Let's Rescue The Slowpoke!
* Chapter 8: For Pikachu's Sake!! The Search for the Missing Farfetch'd
==Important events==
* begins his journey with his .
* Gold encounters .
* Gold received a new version of the Pokédex from Professor Oak.
* Whitney temporarily takes Gold's Pikachu. 
==Party changes==
===Additions===
The following Pokémon are obtained:
* Gold's in GB01.
* Gold's in GB03.
* Gold's in GB04.
* Gold's in GB05.
===Evolutions===
The following Pokémon evolve:
* None
===Other===
* releases in Extreme Power!! The Friday Pokémon
==Gym battles==
Gold defeats the following Gym Leaders:
* Falkner in GB03
* Bugsy in GB06
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Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys volume 2

Volume 2 is the second of three volumes in the Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys manga series authored and illustrated by Muneo Saitō.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Chapter 9: Let's Use Fighting Type Pokémon!!
* Chapter 10: A Huge Mysterious Tree!!
* Chapter 11: Gold and Black VS. Team Rocket
* Chapter 12: The Legendary Pokémon
* Chapter 13: A Promise Given To Miltank
* Chapter 14: Let's Fight! The Mini Pokémon Tournament
* Chapter 15: Escape From The Mystery Forest!
* Chapter 16: The New Pokémon Is Hatched!!
==Important events==
* wins a tournament held by the Pokémon Day Care and receives a .
* Gold encounters for the first time.
* Gold meets the three legendary beasts: , and .
* Gold earns the and the .
* Gold meets for the first time.
==Party changes==
===Additions===
* (GB09)
* (GB10)
* (Hatched from an Egg in GB16)
===Evolutions===
* (GB10)
* (GB10)
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Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys volume 3

Volume 3 is the third and final volume in the Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys manga series authored and illustrated by Muneo Saitō.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Chapter 17: A Spectacular Battle to save Ampharos!!
* Chapter 18: Let's Survive this Sea Battle
* Chapter 19: The Truth About The Mysterious Whirl Islands!!
* Chapter 20: A Serious Crisis!! The Battle With The Lugia
* Chapter 21: The Secret of the Fighting Type Pokémon
* Chapter 22: Farewell To Pikachu?!
* Chapter 23: Let's Fight for the Future!!
==Important events==
==Party changes==
===Additions===
===Evolutions===
03