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MT MOON

**MT MOON** is the eighth episode of Pokémon Red (Animation Series). It aired on December 30, 2020.

## Synopsis

Red heals up his Pokémon at the Pokémon Center as a gentleman offers him a Magikarp for 500 Poké Dollars. Because the man said Magikarp is level 5 and it was a Water-Type, Red buys the Pokémon from him. Then, Red learns from a few Trainers that he can only keep six Pokémon on his team and any other captures will be stored on the PC. So, Red deposits Spearow and Jigglypuff so he can have more Pokémon to try out on his journey. Before entering Mt. Moon, he checks on a girl crying as she tripped on a Geodude and skinned her knee.

Red enters Mt. Moon and is immediately attacked by a Zubat. Red tries using Magikarp, but finds out how useless the Fish Pokémon is as all it knows is Splash. Red recalls Magikarp and has Nidoran Male defeat Zubat, evolving into Nidorino in the process. As Red traverses deeper into Mt. Moon, he battles against Trainer and wild Pokémon he comes across, while Pikachu learns Quick Attack.

Red finds TM 12 - Water Gun and tries to teach Magikarp the move, but he is dismayed to learn that the latter cannot learn Water Gun. Red continues through Mt. Moon and trips on a Geodude, using Charmeleon to weaken it before capturing the Rock Pokémon. As he goes further down, Red sees a Team Rocket Grunt whipping a Rattata and a Sandshrew to do his dirty work.

Meanwhile, Blue is at the Cerulean Gym, ready to challenge Misty for the Cascade Badge.

## Music Used

* Nexi - Pokemon Center Remix - by Nexi
* Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow - Mt. Moon (Orchestrated) - by Wurtzel
* Pokémon Battle Orchestra! Vs Kanto Gym Leader - by Pipevanes

## Trivia

* This was the final episode to air in 2020.
Blaine

**Blaine** in Pokémon Red (Animation Series). He serves as the Cinnabar Island Gym Leader and specializes in Fire-Type Pokémon. His title is "The Hotheaded Quiz Master!". Blaine was also a Team Rocket Scientist, but left the organization during the Silph Co. battle.

## Trivia

* He and Giovanni are the only Gym Leaders that were a part of Team Rocket. They are also the only Gym Leaders with criminal records.
RED vs KOGA GYM BATTLE

**RED vs KOGA GYM BATTLE** is the twenty ninth episode of Pokémon Red (Animation Series). It aired on January 28, 2022.

## Synopsis

Having reached Koga, Red begins his Gym Battle with the former. Vileplume is sent out to fight Koga's Koffing and uses Mega Drain to suck the health from the latter. However, Koffing uses Smokescreen to blind Vileplume, forcing Red to bring out Dodrio and uses Gust to blow it away. Koffing retaliates with Toxic, poisoning Dodrio, but the latter defeats the former with Peck. However, Koga brings out Muk and has it use Acid to defeat Dodrio.

Red brings out Hypno and the latter uses Confusion to weaken Muk. But, seeing how super effective the attack was, Koga silently orders Muk to use Disable, blocking Hypno's Confusion. Hypno tries to use Pound, but Muk's high defense makes it resistant to the attack and it poisons the former. In response, Hypno tries to uses Hypnosis to make Muk fall asleep, only for Koga to give the latter an X Speed. This makes Muk too fast for Hypno to land Hypnosis and it uses Body Slam to defeat the latter.

Pikachu uses Quick Attack to catch up to Muk and uses Thunderbolt on the latter. However, Muk uses Minimize to make itself harder for Pikachu to hit it, forcing Red to do something drastic. As Muk uses Body Slam on Pikachu, the latter stays inside and uses Thunder Wave to paralyse Muk. While the tactic works, Pikachu is poisoned as a result. Pikachu uses a couple of Quick Attacks to defeat Muk, but the effects of poison takes its toll on the former and he faints.

Koga brings out his second Koffing, but Red brings back Vileplume to make the former fall asleep with Sleep Powder. Then, Red swaps in Charizard and has the latter defeat Koffing with a Seismic Toss-Mega Punch combo. At this point, Koga sees the bond between Red and Charizard as their hearts beat the same, so he calls in Weezing as his final Pokémon. Weezing poisons Charizard with Toxic and, with Smokescreen and an X Speed, makes it hard for the fire Pokémon to hit him. Red tries to keep Charizard in the battle with Full Heals and Potions, but it is clear the battle is not going in the latter's way.

Deciding he cannot keep Charizard in a losing battle, Red recalls his partner and brings out Snorlax. This time, Red has Snorlax use Rest whenever Weezing poisons it, and attack whenever it is awake. The strategy keeps Weezing from inflicting too much damage onto Snorlax, and the battle goes well into the night. Eventually, Weezing runs out of PP for his physical attacks, and Koga realizes that the battle is lost. Quietly, Koga orders Weezing to use Self-Destruct, while Janine watches in dismay at her father's decision. Recalling the times Koga taught her about taking loses with grace and seeing him get rejected in a spot for the Elite Four, Janine leaves as she cannot bear to see Weezing explode. Weezing explodes and takes Snorlax with it, ending the episode in a white light.

## Music Used

* Pokemon RBY Gym Leader Guitar Cover - by GaliaSocial
* 'Envelope' by TheFatRat 🇩🇪 | Japanese Electronic Music (No Copyright) 🗾 - by TheFatRat
Red's Hypno

**Hypno** is one of Red's recurring Pokémon.

## History

### As a Drowzee

Drowzee first appeared at Route 11 when Red was showcasing the training he received from Lt. Surge. Due to Red being beefed up from the Training, the former immediately threw a Poké Ball with enough force to capture Drowzee without the need to use a Pokémon. Sometime after being captured, Red brought Drowzee on his team and trained the Hypnosis Pokémon on a Hypnosis-Dream Eater combo. Later, Drowzee found an Escape Rope for Red.

Drowzee was Red's first Pokémon used in the latter's battle against Blue at the Pokémon Tower. Drowzee immediately fell to a Bite from Wartortle.

When Red traveled through Route 8, Drowzee defeated several Pokémon from three Trainers that challenged the former. Doing so gave Drowzee enough experience to level up and evolve into Hypno.

### As a Hypno

Hypno was seen fighting a Mankey on Route 7, helping Red capture the latter.

At the Team Rocket Hideout raid, Hypno was among Red's Pokémon who walked towards Giovanni's office. However, Hypno was not used to battle Giovanni's team.

During Red's battle against Mew, Hypno was used by Red to force the Mysterious Pokémon to fall asleep using Hypnosis. It worked, but Mew broke out of two Great Balls before attacking with Pound. In turn, Hypno attacked with its own Pound and used Hypnosis again. That time, Red was able to capture Mew.

## Known Moves

 Dream Eater
 Pound
BROCK vs RED

**BROCK vs RED** is the fifth episode of Pokémon Red (Animation Series). It aired on October 7, 2020.

## Synopsis

Red's first Gym Battle begins as Brock sends out Geodude to fight the former's Pikachu. Pikachu tries using Thundershock, but is stunned to see that it did not effect Geodude. Red has Pikachu use Growl to weaken Geodude's attack, while Brock orders the latter to use Defense Curl and increase its defense. Both Pokémon continue to use stat altering moves, until Red is ready to swap Pikachu with Nidoran Male and has the latter attack Geodude.

Thanks to Pikachu's efforts, Nidoran Male is able to brush off Geodude's weak attacks while Red uses a Potion to heal Pikachu. Then, Red swaps Nidoran Male for Charmander, who manages to finish Geodude off with a Scratch.

Brock brings out his final Pokémon, Onix, and has it use Bide against Pikachu. Seeing that Onix's defense is too strong against Nidoran Male, Red has the latter use Leer to weaken its defense and Pikachu use Growl to weaken its attack. Onix lands a powerful blow against Pikachu, but the latter manages to let out one more Growl before fainting. Red has Nidoran Male continue to use Leer on Onix, until he is ready to bring back Charmander to finish the job. With Onix's attack lowered so much, Charmander is not phased by the former's Bide and uses Ember to finish the Rock Snake Pokémon. Red wins and Brock awards the former with the Bolder Badge.

## Pokémon References

* Pikachu makes the "surprised Pikachu face" meme after failing to hit Geodude with an effective Thundershock.
* After Geodude faints, there is a quick glimpse of Red's three Pokémon that are drawn to resemble their original concept arts.

## Music Used

* Pokémon GYM Theme [Orchestra/Remix] - by pascalwoelk
* Pokemon RBY: Kanto Gym Leader Battle Orchestrated - by XTProductions
Red's Mew

**Mew** is one of Red's recurring Pokémon.

## History

Years ago, Mew was a Mysterious Pokémon that very few have seen, causing some to doubt its existence. The only one that saw it with his own eyes was Giovanni, who tried multiple times to capture Mew but failed. The only proof Giovanni had of Mew was a piece of fur, but even that was not enough to validate his claims. As Giovanni grew up, he stole the DNA and used it to create Mewtwo, only for said creation to break out of its stasis and escape into the wild.

In the present, Mew continued to roam across Kanto and noticed Blue walking towards the SS Anne. Later, it noticed Red and Lt. Surge walking through Vermilion City after returning from Route 11.

When Red walked out of the Underground Tunnel towards Route 8, Mew appeared and stole his hat. Red chased after Mew across Kanto, eventually finding it near Lavender Town. Red began a battle with Mew, using Pikachu's Flash to lower Mew's accuracy and Hypno's Hypnosis to cause it to fall asleep. It took three attempts, but eventually, Red captured Mew and it went into his Storage System.

## Trivia

* Mew was the first Legendary Pokémon Red captured.
Blue's Blastoise

**Blastoise** is Blue's Starter Pokémon.

## History

### As a Squirtle

When Blue started his journey, he picked Squirtle as his starter Pokémon. Afterwards, Blue challenged Red to their first Pokémon battle, using his Squirtle against the latter's Charmander. Although Squirtle was tough with Tackle and Growl, Charmander managed to win after landing a powerful Scratch attack and knocking the former against a bookcase.

Squirtle was later seen in Blue's second battle against Red. Initially, Squirtle had the upper hand against Charmander due to learning Bubbles and having the type advantage over the latter. However, Red swapped Charmander out for Nidoran Male and Squirtle was defeated by a single Horn Attack.

In a flashback, it was shown that Squirtle easily defeated Brock's Geodude and Onix with Bubbles. This allowed Blue to earn the Bolder Badge with ease.

During Blue's Gym Battle against Misty, Squirtle was sent out after Abra was defeated by Staryu. The two Water-Type Pokemon fired Water Guns at each other, but just as Squirtle launched a Skull Bash, Staryu took him out mid attack.

Squirtle was Blue's final Pokémon used in the latter's third fight against Red. When Squirtle saw he was battling Pikachu, he gave his Trainer a disproving look before being defeated with ease.

### As a Wartortle

Sometime during Blue's travels towards Vermilion City, Squirtle evolved into Wartortle and was seen fighting a couple of Pokémon Trainers' teams. On board the SS Anne, Wartortle was Blue's second Pokémon used against Red's team. Wartortle easily defeated Geodude with Water Gun, only to lose to Pikachu's Thundershock.

Wartortle would later be used in Blue's fight against Red at the Pokémon Tower. Wartortle defeated Drowzee with a Bite, but he was recalled when Red brought out Pikachu as Blue knew what would happen.

## Known Moves

 Growl
 Bubbles
 Water Gun
 Skull Bash
 Bite

## Trivia

* As a Squirtle, Blastoise was the first Pokémon to lose a battle on screen.
* He is the only Starter where none of his evolutions were shown.
* Since Red's Pikachu's debut, a running gag has been Blastoise easily losing to an Electric attack.

 Raticate (Deceased)
Agatha

**Agatha** is a recurring character in Pokémon Red (Animation Series). She served as a member of the Elite Four and specializes in Ghost-Type Pokémon. Prior to the series, Agatha was the Saffron City Gym Leader before being promoted. At the end of the series, Agatha retired.

## Trivia

* She is the second Gym Leader to be seen promoted to becoming a member of the Elite Four.
* She is the first, and currently, only female member of the Elite Four to retire.
VERMILION GYM

**VERMILION GYM** is the seventeenth episode of Pokémon Red (Animation Series). It aired on July 16, 2021.

## Synopsis

After leaving the SS Anne, Red decides to put aside the traumatic events that happened and focus his attention on the Vermilion Gym. After healing his Pokémon, Red teaches Gloom how to use Cut, and discovers that the HM discs are not one use like the TM discs. After Gloom cuts down the tree blocking the Gym, Red enters the building and locks himself inside with the Gym Trainers.

A Sailor brings out a Pikachu, and Red recalls how his own Pikachu could not use Thundershock to hurt Brock's Geodude. So, Red calls on his Geodude to easily defeat the Sailor's Pikachu. Then, after using Clefable and Nidoking to take out the other Gym Trainer's Pokémon, Red goes through the trash to find the switches to unlock the main door. Eventually, Red gets the right combination and opens the door to Lt. Surge's room.

Lt. Surge gives an introduction about how Electric Pokémon saved him during the war, and accepts Red's challenge. Red uses Geodude against Lt. Surge's Voltorb, but the latter boosts his Pokémon with X Speed to make it too fast for the former to see. Voltorb defeats Geodude with several Sonic Booms, but Red calls on Charmeleon and has him use Bide to take out Voltorb. Lt. Surge calls on his Pikachu and gives it an X Speed to dodge Charmeleon's Ember. After Pikachu knocks out Charmeleon with Thundershock, Red summons Nidoking. Due to his Ground typing, Nidoking is unaffected by Pikachu's Electric attacks and grabs a hold of the Mouse Pokémon before punching it repeatedly. However, that causes Red to imagine Nidoking doing the same to Blue's Raticate and he is unable to go through with it. Red recalls Nidoking, and Lt. Surge takes notice of the former's action.

## Music Used

* Battle! Kanto Gym Leader - Pokemon Gold/Silver [Orchestral Remix] - by soundyg
* Pokémon GYM Theme [Orchestra/Remix] - by pascalwoelk
* Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow - Vermilion City (Orchestrated) - by Wurtzel
CHARMELEON

**CHARMELEON** is the seventh episode of Pokémon Red (Animation Series). It aired December 4, 2020.

## Synopsis

Red continues his journey through Route 4, even having a rematch with a Bug Catcher he fought in Viridian Forest. More Trainers come to challenge Red, but he uses Charmander to easily beat them. After defeating several Trainers, Charmander gains enough experience to evolve into Charmeleon, which Red records in the Pokédex.

Later that night, Red and the other Trainers tell ghost stories around the campfire, with one Lass telling the group a rumor how Clefariy's and Clefables come from outer space. Red and a few other Trainers go through Route 4 to find a Clefairy, only to get spooked by something popping out of the grass. While the Trainers run away, Red sees that a Jigglypuff came out of the grass.

The following day, Red uses his newly caught Jigglypuff to capture a Spearow and heads towards Mt. Moon

## Pokémon References

* One Youngster holds a pair of shorts, referencing to a popular meme about a Youngster bragging how he likes to wear comfy shorts.

## Cultural References

* **Naruto**: Charmander performs the infamous dab kick the titular character performed after kicking a Truth-Seeking Ball.
* **Signs**: There a several references to the 2002 movie.
	+ Red and the Trainers are shown wearing the same tinfoil hats from the film.
	+ The scene of the group searching for a Clefairy in the grass is a homage to the cornfield scene.

## Music Used

* Pokemon Red and Blue Orchestrated, Route 3/4 Theme - by John Ferrie Music

## Trivia

* This marks the first time a Pokémon evolved on screen.
Gold

**Gold** is the main protagonist in Pokémon Gold (Animation Series).

## Personality

At the start of his journey, Gold is a kind hearted, if a little hot headed, individual who strives to win and give it his all. However, this mentality leads Gold to be shortsighted on strategy and learning how to utilize different Pokémon on his team. This would cause Gold to hit a wall when he faced Whitney at Goldenrod City, forcing him to realize how important having more than three Pokémon on his team is.

After losing to Morty, Gold began to feel anxious over his previous defeats and realized he was not invincible as he believed to be. But thanks to Kris, Gold managed to find a way to go forward and face the fear of losing to stronger Trainers.

Despite his hot headed and competitive nature, Gold has shown kindness towards his friends, his Pokémon, and his mother, finding ways to spend time with her despite being on his journey.

## Milestones

### Gym Badges

* Zephyr Badge
* Hive Badge
* Plain Badge
* Fog Badge
* Storm Badge
* Mineral Badge
PALLET TOWN

**PALLET TOWN** is the first episode of Pokémon Red (Animation Series). It aired on April 10, 2020.

## Synopsis

After playing on his Super Nintendo for a bit, Red puts on his gloves, jacket, and hat, ready to begin his journey as a Pokémon Trainer. He walks downstairs to meet his mom, who hugs him goodbye as she knows it's time for him to embark on his journey. Red leaves the house and sees Pallet Town and his neighbours outside, before walking towards Route 1. On the way there, Red walks by Professor Oak's Lab and notices Blue is waiting for his grandfather.

Before taking a step into Route 1, Oak stops Red as it is not safe to travel without a Pokémon. Oak takes Red back to his lab, where he explains to him and Blue how the world of Pokémon works. Also, Oak explains how he used to be a skilled trainer before becoming a Professor and shows the two boys three Poké Balls on the table. He allows them to pick one and gives Red the first pick, much to Blue's annoyance.

Red picks Charmander as his starter, while Blue picks Squirtle as his starter. Afterwards, Blue challenges Red to a fight, using their starters in the lab to begin their journey. Although Squirtle was tough with Tackle and Growl, Charmander manages to win after landing a powerful Scratch attack and knocking the former against a bookcase. Annoyed that he lost, Blue leaves as Red sets off on his journey.

The scene then flashes forward to a grown up Red looking at Route 1, holding a worn out Poké Ball as he remembers how he started his Pokémon journey. The episode ends with Red from the present using Charmander to attack a wild Rattata.

## Pokémon References

* When Oak teaches Red and Blue how the Pokémon World works, screenshots from the original games are used:
	+ The first is Nidorino's original sprite.
	+ The second is the fight against Nidorino and Gengar, which was used in the opening of Pokémon Red and Blue.
* Members of Oak's Glitch Team (Tauros, Gyarados, and Execcutor) are seen when he explains his past as a Pokémon Trainer.

## Cultural References

* Red plays on a Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Nintendo's 16 bit console was around when Pokémon Red and Green first released in Japan.

## Music Used

* Pallet Town Theme- Arranged by William Vuong.

## Trivia

* This is the first episode of Pedro's Pokémon Animation Series.
CERULEAN CITY

**CERULEAN CITY** is the tenth episode of Pokémon Red (Animation Series). It aired on February 26, 2021.

## Synopsis

Still at Mt. Moon, Red uses Charmeleon to defeat two Team Rocket Grunts imprisoning a Super Nerd for his fossils. After winning the battles, and Nidorino finding another Moon Stone, Red approaches the Super Nerd who refuses to let him touch them. Super Nerd initiates a Pokémon Battle, but Charmeleon easily defeats the former's Pokemon. Afterwards, the Super Nerd allows Red to pick a fossil from the two. Red takes the Helix Fossil and exits Mt. Moon.

Upon seeing fresh air for the first time in days, Red travels through Route 4 and gathers a few items, including a Great Ball. An Ekans attacks Red, but the latter uses Nidorino to weaken the wild Pokémon in an attempt to capture it. However, Ekans breaks out of the Great Ball, and Red decides to run away.

Red makes it to Cerulean City and goes to the Pokémon Center to rest. He stores Magikarp in the PC and takes out Clefairy before healing his team and going to sleep. The next day, a rested Red talks with some of the locals and tries to buy a bike, only to find out it is expensive.

Later, Red goes to the Cerulean Gym and begins fighting the Gym Trainers. Although Red manages to beat the Swimmer and the Jr. Trainer, he goes back to the Pokémon Center to heal his team before facing Misty.

## Pokémon References

* A shout out to Lord Helix from Twitch plays Pokémon is shown when Super Nerd imagines what fossil to take.

## Music Used

* Pokemon R/B/Y - Trainer Battle Remix [Kamex] - by Kamex
* Pokemon Red and Blue Orchestrated, Route 3/4 Theme - by John Ferrie Music
* Pokémon Battle Orchestra! Cerulean City - by Pipevanes
* Pokemon - Gym Theme remix - by Best Dude55.
* Pokemon RBY Gym Leader Guitar Cover - by GaliaSocial
BOULDER BADGE

**BOULDER BADGE** is the sixth episode of Pokémon Red (Animation Series). It aired on November 6, 2020.

## Synopsis

After giving Red the Bolder Badge, Brock explains that he can use Flash outside of battles and hands over Poke Dollars to the former. Then, Brock pulls out a TM disc with the number 34 on it, telling Red to come back tomorrow so he can show him how Technical Moves work. Red returns to the Pokémon Center to heal his team up, and falls asleep after hearing a Jigglypuff sing.

The following morning, Red wakes up and overhears a man reporting the criminal actions of Team Rocket at Mt. Moon. Red returns to the Pewter Gym, where Brock shows him and Charmander how to use Bide through the Technical Move disc. Charmander trains with Geodude, managing to master Bide to succession. Afterwards, Brock takes Red and Charmander over to see the rest of his Pokémon in the fields, allowing the former to record them on his Pokédex.

As the day ends, Brock tells Red how to get to Cerulean City and to challenge its Gym Leader for the Cascade Badge. As Red leaves, Brock recalls how Blue challenged him days earlier and easily beat him with Squirtle. However, Blue left without letting Brock give him a chance to teach him the Technical Move. The episode ends as Brock smiles at the departing Red, the latter moving through Route 4 to continue his journey.

### Extended Scene

As Red walks through Route 4, the scene flashes forward to an older Red celebrating his twenty fifth birthday with his family and friends. Red recalls everything he went through since his journey began and smiles wistfully as Charizard flies through the air.

## Pokémon References

* Daisy Oak is shown wearing Blue's Generation 4 jacket during Red's birthday party.

## Music Used

* Pokémon GYM Theme [Orchestra/Remix] - by pascalwoelk
* Hall of Fame - Pokémon R/B/Y || Metal Cover - by Christian Richardson (compilation Episode 1 only)

## Trivia

* The extended ending scene is exclusive to the first compilation episode (which contains Episodes 1 through 6) and the full movie. The scene was added into the compilation episode to commemorate Pokémon Red and Green's 25th anniversary (February 27, 1996).
	+ When the scene was used for the movie, the part with Charizard flying above Red was cut and replace with a fade into Episode 7.
Leaf's Venusaur

**Venusaur** is Leaf's Starter Pokémon.

## History

### As a Bulbasaur

Due to Red and Blue picking Charmander and Squirtle respectively, Bulbasaur was the only Starter left behind and kept in the care of Professor Oak. When Leaf escaped Team Rocket and fled to Pallet Town, she stole Bulbasaur when Oak and his Aides were not looking and ran off to Route 1. Red's Mother tried to stop her with Poliwag, but Bulbasaur defeated the latter with a Tackle. Before Leaf could make it to Route 1, Red stopped her and initiated a battle with his Doduo. Bulbasaur lost after Doduo landed a super effective Fly attack.

After Red won, he took Bulbasaur's Poké Ball from Leaf and returned it to Professor Oak. But, after hearing Leaf's story, Oak allowed the former to keep Bulbasaur as her starter.

Bulbasaur was later seen using Vine Whip to ensnare a Vulpix, allowing Leaf to capture it. Bulbasaur was seen fighting Team Rocket Pokémon at the Team Rocket Hideout, but he was taken out due to being overwhelmed by the number of Pokémon the Grunts used.

Days later, Leaf trained Bulbasaur some more, which caused him to evolve into Ivysaur.

### As a Ivysaur

Ivysaur was Leaf's second Pokémon used during her Gym Battle against Erika. Despite being a Grass Type against Bellsprout's Grass Type, Ivysaur was able to defeat the latter with a strong Tackle. After Leaf won the Rainbow Badge, Erika gave her the TM Disc containing Mega Drain, giving Ivysaur a chance to learn said move.

## Known Moves

 Vine Whip
 Mega Drain
Pokémon Red (Animation Series)

**Pokémon Red** is the first of the Pokémon Pedro Animation Series created by animator Pedro Araujo. It debuted in April 10, 2020 and finished on Nov 19, 2022.

## Description

Being a Pokémon fan of the first two Generations, Pedro created this fan animation series as a way to expand the story of the original Red, Blue, and Yellow games. According to Pedro in the description for the Pokémon Red FULL GAME ANIMATION Movie:

*This animation is a tribute to the very first game of Pokémon. Following the main events of original Pokémon Red, adding some elements of modern games, remakes, and fan theories. This covers the full game, since the first gym leader battle to the elite four and league champion! Enjoy!*

## Characters

### Main Characters

* Red
* Blue
* Leaf

### Recurring Characters

#### Friends and Family

* Red's Mother
* Professor Oak
* Daisy Oak
* Bill
* Mr. Fuji
* Janine

#### Gym Leaders

* Brock
* Misty
* Lt. Surge
* Erika
* Koga
* Sabrina
* Blaine
* Giovanni

#### Elite Four

* Lorelei
* Bruno
* Agatha
* Lance

### Team Rocket

#### Executives

* Archer
* Ariana
* Petrel
* Proton

#### Main Researchers

* Blaine
* Mr. Fuji

## Episodes

Excluding the full animation movie and six compilation episodes, there are 48 episodes of Pokémon Red.
Professor Oak

**Professor Oak** is a recurring character in Pokémon Red (Animation Series) and Pokémon Gold (Animation Series).

## Biography

### Early Life

In his younger years, Oak became the first Pokémon Champion of Kanto and was friends with Bruno, Agatha, John, and Giovanni. During that time, Oak was one of many people who did not believe Giovanni's theories about Mew, and was seen inducting Bruno into the Elite Four after John retired. Later, Oak retired from being the Champion and began developing a Pokédex as a tool to research Pokémon. One night, Oak was approached by Giovanni, who stole the DNA of Mew from a research lab and hoped he would help him prove his theories were correct. However, Oak threw Giovanni out of his lab, disgusted that he stole DNA for his own selfish ideals.

### Sending Red and Blue Off

Years later, Oak continued his profession as a Pokémon Researcher and the day came when his grandson Blue and Red were ready to begin their journeys. Oak stopped Red from entering Route 1, as it was not safe to travel without a Pokémon. Oak took Red back to his lab, where he explained to him and Blue how the world of Pokémon worked. Also, Oak explained how he used to be a skilled trainer before becoming a Professor and showed the two boys three Poké Balls on the table. He allowed them to pick one and gives Red the first pick, much to Blue's annoyance. Red picked Charmander, while Blue picked Squirtle.

Later that day, Red returned from Viridian City and handed Oak a parcel from the Poké Mart: a custom ordered Poké Ball. Suddenly, Blue arrived and Oak gives his grandson and Red a Pokédex. With them, the two could log the Pokémon they see and capture.

### Post SS Anne

Sometime during Blue's journey, Oak gave his grandson a letter to give to John, who was currently the captain of the SS Anne. After an accident where Blue's Raticate died from drowning, John told Oak the tragedy through a phone call. Oak visited Blue at the Oak House, who came back due to the incident, and comforted his grandson, before telling Red's Mother what happened. Days latter, he was present when Red decided to box his Nidoking.

### Meeting Leaf

Sometime later, Oak was horrified when the final Starter Pokémon, Venusaur, was stolen under his and his aides' noses. Red managed to stop the thief, Leaf, and took her and Bulbasaur's Poké Ball back to the lab. After Leaf explained her past as a former Team Rocket member, and how she escaped, Oak taught her how the Pokémon world worked and allowed her to keep Bulbasaur as her starter. After Red recalled that he saw Team Rocket at Celadon City, Oak suggests that the former and Leaf go to the police and report the criminals there.

A day later, Oak saw the news reports of Red and Leaf successfully stopping Team Rocket at their underground hideout, and told Daisy about Leaf and the Sevii Islands while the latter was visiting Johto.
MISTY vs RED

**MISTY vs RED** is the eleventh episode of Pokémon Red (Animation Series). It aired on March 19, 2021.

## Synopsis

Red confronts Misty, who reveals that her strategy is an all offensive Water-Type attack before accepting the former's challenge. Misty summons Staryu while Red releases Geodude. But due to the type disadvantage, Geodude easily falls to Staryu's Water Gun. Red calls out Paras, but sees that Staryu is tough even with the advantage he has. Realizing he must do something else, Red swaps Paras for Nidorino and has the latter defeat Staryu with a powerful Tackle.

In response, Misty dives into the pool and calls on Starmie as her second Pokémon while Red brings back Paras. Misty augments Starmie's attack with X Attack, and the latter knocks Paras out with a Water Gun. Clefairy is sent out and lets out a Growl to cancel out Starmie's Harden. However, Misty has Starmie defeat Clefairy with Bubblebeam and a powerful Tackle. Now that Red has a clear understanding of Starmie's move set, he brings out Nidorino to fight Starmie. Despite managing to poison Starmie with Poison Sting, the latter knocks Nidorino out with a Water Gun.

With four of Red's team fainted, Misty begins to gloat and installs fear into Red. However, Red manages to regain his composure and brings out his trump card: Pikachu. Pikachu fights Starmie on equal grounds and even manages to tire out the Mysterious Pokémon. Misty begins to worry for Starmie, but the latter looks at its trainer and recalls how she raised it from a Staryu back when Misty was little and keeping it through the time she became a Gym Leader.

Starmie gets its second wind and fights back, but Red orders Pikachu to jump into the pool as the former follows it. Realizing what is about to happen, Misty and her Swimmer Gym Trainer leave the pool as Pikachu and Starmie attack with Thundershock and Bubblebeam. The two attacks collide, but Pikachu's Thundeshock electrifies the water and defeats Starmie. However, doing so broke all the windows and injured several Gym Pokémon. Misty tells her Golduck and Lapras to stand down and gives Red the Cascade Badge.

## Pokémon References

* In Starmie's flashback, a young Misty is shown posing like her sprite in Pokémon Yellow.

## Cultural References

* **The Little Mermaid**: At one point, Misty does the famous pose Ariel did at the end of Part of Your World (Reprise).
* **One Piece**: Starmie's defeat is similar to Sir Crocodile's defeat against Luffy at the end of the Alabasta Arc

## Music Used

* Pokemon RBY Gym Leader Guitar Cover - by GaliaSocial

## Trivia

* This is the first time music other than Pokémon music has been used for the series.
Elite Four

**Elite Four** are high-ranking Trainers that are the ultimate test in the Pokémon League. Their duty is to test a Pokémon Trainer's skills and see if they are worthy to earn a shot against the Pokémon Champion.

## Overview

The Elite Four are the highest ranking Trainers in the Pokémon League, higher than the Gym Leaders. As the name implies, there are only four members of this organization. Just like the Gym Leaders, most members of the Elite Four specializes in one specific type of Pokémon.

Any Trainer that wishes to challenge the Pokémon League must face each member of the Elite Four in a gauntlet of Pokémon battles with no breaks in between or a chance to rest at a Pokémon Center. If a Trainer is successful in defeating a member of the Elite Four, they are allowed to continue and fight another member of the Elite Four. If they lose, they are immediately kicked out and must try again. After defeating all the members of the Elite Four, the Trainer has a chance to fight the Champion and try to claim the title from them.

Like Gym Leaders, being a member of the Elite Four is demanding, and most of them do not leave unless needed to. Should a member of the Elite Four retire, the reigning Champion must decide on a replacement. In the case of Bruno, Agatha, and Koga, they were originally Gym Leaders before being promoted. If a Pokémon Champion leaves, they must pick someone to fill in their position until they return.
Bill

**Bill** is a recurring character in Pokémon Red (Animation Series) and Pokémon Gold (Animation Series).

## Biography

### Early Life

Sometime before the series began, Bill developed the Storage System on the PC, allowing any Trainer to store their Pokémon.

### Meeting Blue

In the present, Bill met Blue after the latter came to his house with a note from Professor Oak. After reading the note, Bill decided to give Blue a ticket to the SS Anne.

### Meeting Red

Days later, Bill had a mishap with his teleporting system and ended up becoming a human-Nidorino hybrid. Fortunately, two people were fishing outside his house, Red and Misty, and came to see what was going on. After Bill explained what happened, he had Red activate the teleporter to turn him back to normal.

Afterwards, Red and Misty stayed at Bill's house well into the night as the former read through his books. Red found a page on Nidoqueens and Nidokings, and Bill explained that a Nidorino could evolve through a Moon Stone. Fortunately, Red had one during his travels through Mt Moon, along with another one for his Clefairy. Bill recorded the evolutions of Red's Clefairy and Nidorino into Clefable and Nidoking respectively, and gave the latter a ticket to the SS Anne.
Pokémon Pedro Animation Wiki

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Bruce Smith

Bruce Smith
Gender: Cis Man
Height: 5'5
Hair Color: Cadet Grey
Eye Color: Light Green
Sexuality: Straight
Birthday: May 20th
Quirk/Quirks: One For All
Fa Jin
Pronouns: He/Him
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One For All: The user can stockpile an enormous amount of raw power, allowing them to significantly enhance all of their physical abilities to a superhuman level. This results in unbelievable levels of strength, speed, agility, and durability.
Fa Jin: The user can store kinetic energy through repetitive motions, releasing it later as explosive bursts of speed and strength.
VIRIDIAN FOREST

**VIRIDIAN FOREST** is the third episode of Pokémon Red (Animation Series). It aired on June 5, 2020.

## Synopsis

Following the map Daisy gave him, Red travels through Route 22 in order to reach the Indigo Plateau. However, a Nidoran Male attacks Red, forcing him to call out Charmander for help. The two fight, but Charmander manages to weaken the Nidoran Male enough for Red to capture him. It is successful, and Red goes to the Pokémon Center to heal his team. Afterwards, Red trains Nidoran Male against several wild Pokémon, eventually learning Horn Attack.

Afterwards, Red hears Blue whistling, who does not believe Red can enter the Indigo Plateau with his skills. Red ignores Blue and walks away, but the latter stops him and challenges him to another Pokémon Battle. Blue brings out his Pidgey, while Red brings out Nidoran Male. The two fight, but Pidgey blinds Nidoran Male with Sand Attack, lowering the latter's accuracy. Red swaps Nidoran Male for Charmander, who tanks Pidgey's Gust and defeats him with Ember. Blue calls out Squirtle and has his starter use Bubbles against Charmander, inflicting a great amount of damage.

Recalling from the Trainer School about type advantages and disadvantages, Red swaps Charmander out for Nidoran Male and has the latter defeat Squirtle with Horn Attack. Following the fight, Red makes it to the Pokémon League Gate, but finds out he cannot enter without any Badges. So, Red decides to travel across Kanto and beat the eight Gym Leaders to enter the Pokémon League. Red tries to enter the Viridian Gym, but finds the door locked as the Gym Leader is unavailable.

Red journeys north and enters the Viridian Forest, using his team to fight off wild Pokémon and any Trainers that challenge him. Along the way, a Pikachu comes in front of Red, who summons Charmander to fight the Mouse Pokémon. Red manages to weaken Pikachu and capture him, continuing towards Pewter City.

## Music Used

* Viridian City - Pokémon Red and Blue Music Remastered - by bauerklos music
* Pokémon Epic! - Pokemon Battle Theme v2 (NEW) - by Jonas B. Ingebretsen
* Pokemon Red and Blue Orchestrated, Viridian Forest Theme - by John Ferrie Music
Red's Espeon

**Espeon** is one of Red's recurring Pokémon.

## History

### As an Eevee

Red received Eevee from a man in a secret room on the top of the Celadon Tower. After training it for a day, Red stored Eevee in his PC so he could train for his and Leaf's battle at Team Rocket's Hideout.

## Trivia

* As an Espeon, Eevee is the first Generation Two Pokémon owned by a main character.
* Espeon is the first Pokémon to evolve through maximum happiness.
RIVAL NUGGET BRIDGE

**RIVAL NUGGET BRIDGE** is the twelfth episode of Pokémon Red (Animation Series). It aired on April 9, 2021.

## Synopsis

After handing Red the Cascade Badge, Misty explains that he can now use the HM Cut outside of battles. Also, Misty gives Red TM - 12, which contains Bubblebeam. Red teaches Clefairy how to do the attack, and Misty gives her pointers on how to master it. After some training, Misty takes Red around Cerulean City, where he learns about the different Badges in Kanto. All the while, Misty starts growing feelings for Red.

Red and Misty train Clefairy with the latter's Psyduck late into the night, and they come across some candy on the ground. Misty reveals that its Rare Candy, and Red gives it to Clefairy so she can level up. However, the good moment does not last as police sirens come by, and Red and Misty go check it out. Misty leaves Red alone so she can help the officer see what is happening.

Suddenly, Red hears loud music coming towards and it turns out to be Blue playing his boombox with the volume cranked up. Blue challenges Red to another Pokémon battle and brings out Pidgeotto. However, Red easily beats Pidgeotto with Pikachu's Thundershock, and uses Charmeleon to trounce Abra with ease. While Blue's Rattata handles itself against Paras well and defeats the latter with a powerful Bite, it loses to Nidorino after one Horn Attack. Blue's final Pokémon is Squirtle, but Pikachu easily knocks the former out, giving Red another victory over his rival.

After the battle, Blue shows Red how to get to Bill's house from Cerulean City, but he is annoyed to learn that Daisy gave him one of her maps. Red rests at the Pokémon Center, while Misty wrestles with her feelings for Red.

The next day, Red crosses over the Nugget Bridge, easily defeating the five trainers that challenge him. After defeating all five of them, the leader of the group gives Red a Nugget and reveals to be a member of Team Rocket. The Grunt offers Red a chance to join the criminal organization with promises of rising through the ranks, but Red refuses and prepares to fight the Grunt. However, Red sees that the five trainers he fought earlier were members of Team Rocket as well and he is surrounded. Fortunately, Misty arrives with Golduck and prepares to help Red fight off Team Rocket.

## Music Used

* A Rival Appears! (Blue's Theme Remastered) ► Pokémon Fire Red & Leaf Green - by Zame
* Pokemon - Gym Theme remix - by Best Dude55
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List of Gioko Gamebox video game consoles

This is a list of the Gioko Gamebox video game consoles.

## List

Gioko Gamebox (released August 21, 1995)

Gioko Gamebox 2000 (released December 29, 1999)

Gioko Gamebox 3 (released July 27, 2003)

Gioko Gamebox Mini (released September 4, 2004)

Gioko Gamebox 5 (released July 17, 2006)

Gioko Gamebox 6 (released August 4, 2009)

Gioko Gamebox 7 (released September 22, 2012)

Gioko Gamebox Anniversary (released August 21, 2015)

Gioko Gamebox 9 (released January 26, 2018)

Gioko Gamebox 10 (not yet released)
Brock

**Brock** is a recurring character in Pokémon Red (Animation Series). He serves as the Pewter City Gym Leader and specializes in Rock-Type Pokémon. His title is "The Rock Solid Pokémon Trainer!".

## Personality

Not much is known about Brock, but he does exhibit mentorship to early trainers such as Red by showing the latter how Technical Moves work.

## Biography

### Early Life

Not much is known about Brock before the series began, but it is presumed that he took over the Gym Leader position at Pewter City sometime after Bruno was promoted to the Elite Four.

### Battle with Blue

At one point, Blue challenged Brock for the Bolder Badge, and the former managed to plow through his team thanks to Squirtle. Brock handed Blue the Bolder Badge, but before he could show the latter how the Technical Moves worked, Blue left.

### Battle with Red

A few days later, Red came to the Pewter Gym to challenge Brock for the Bolder Badge. Brock accepted Red's challenge, and the latter found out the hard way that none of his attacks were effective against Brock's Rock Pokémon. It was only thanks to Red employing a status weakening strategy against Brock's Geodude and Onix that the former defeated him. Brock accepted his loss and awarded Red the Bolder Badge.

Brock explained to Red that he could now use Flash outside of battles and handed the latter Poke Dollars. Then, Brock pulled out the TM-34 disc, telling Red to come back tomorrow so he can show him how Technical Moves work. The following day, Brock shows Red and Charmander how to use Bide through the Technical Move disc. Charmander trains with Geodude, managing to master Bide to succession. Afterwards, Brock took Red and Charmander over to see the rest of his Pokémon in the fields, allowing the former to record them on his Pokédex. As the day ends, Brock tells Red how to get to Cerulean City and to challenge its Gym Leader for the Cascade Badge. As Red left, Brock smiled and saw how different the former was compared to Blue.

## Trivia

* He is the first Gym Leader to appear in *Pokémon Red*.
Blue's Alakazam

**Alakazam** is Blue's recurring Pokémon.

## History

### As a Abra

Sometime during Blue's journey, the former caught Abra before facing Misty at the Cerulean Gym. Abra was the first one on Blue's team to fight, but it lost to Staryu's Tackle due to only knowing Teleport.

Abra was later seen fighting Red's team during Blue's third battle against his rival. Once again, Abra easily lost due to its limited moveset, and was brought back to Blue by Charmeleon holding it by the tail.

### As a Kadabra

Sometime during Blue's travel to Vermilion City, Abra evolved into Kadabra and learned Confusion. Its debut as Kadabra was on board the SS Anne, using its abilities to defeat several Pokémon. During Blue's fourth battle against Red, Kadabra was the former's third Pokémon to be used. Kadabra fought Red's Pikachu, and used Confusion to redirect the latter's Thundershock away from it. Then, Kadabra used Confusion to defeat Pikachu, only to fight Charmeleon. Despite managing to make Charmeleon confused, the latter shook it off and defeated Kadabra with Scratch.

At the Pokémon Tower, Blue swapped Kadabra into battle after Red brought out Pikachu to fight Wartortle. Kadabra and Pikachu fought to a stalemate, only for Red to recall the latter in favor of Gravler. Before the fight resumed, the battle was interrupted by a loud noise. After Red and Blue returned to the Pokémon Center, Blue suggested that they trade Kadabra and Gravler around so they could evolve their Pokémon. The two make the trade, evolving their Pokémon into Alakazam and Golem respectively.

## Trivia

* Alakazam, along with Red's Golem, are the first pair of Pokemon seen evolving through trading.

 Raticate (Deceased)
MISTY VS TEAM ROCKET

**MISTY VS TEAM ROCKET** is the thirteenth episode of Pokémon Red (Animation Series). It aired on April 30, 2021.

## Synopsis

Continuing from the previous episode, Misty has her Golduck defeat the Nugget Bridge Trainers' Pokémon with ease, while Red uses Charmeleon to defeat the leader. Misty interrogates the leader, who reveals that Team Rocket plans on getting fossils and a mysterious Pokémon in the Cerulean Caves. With the information given to her, Misty ties up the Grunts and calls the police.

Red and Misty walk towards the Cerulean Cave, though they split up as the former trains his Pokémon, even catching an Oddish, while the latter goes to the cave's entrance. However, Misty is denied access into the caves. Suddenly, Misty gets a call from the Gym that a new challenger has arrived, and she leaves to resume her Gym Leader duties.

Red stores Paras and brings out Oddish, training the latter and getting to understand her moves. Meanwhile, Misty battles the Trainer with her Blastoise, only to blush when she notices Red watching her.

Later that day, Red visits Misty's house and notices a magazine cover of her and Lorelei together and a Heyboy magazine featuring the latter. Misty is embarrassed Red saw that and takes him back to Route 24 to train. Misty continues to help Clefairy use Bubblebeam properly, and late into the day, she shows Red how to fish. Suddenly, the lure hooks something big and Red tries to help Misty reel it in. However, the two fall into the water and stare at each other before hearing a noise come from the nearby house.

## Pokémon References

* The pose Misty and Lorelei do on the magazine is based on the artwork from a Pokemon Trading Card Trainer Card Type featuring the two.

## Cultural References

* **Playboy**: The Heyboy magazine is a paordy of the adult magazine called Playboy.