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Kagemaru Himeno; Akihito Toda (2006). Pokémon Tales: Meet Mew!: Meet Mew! (Pokémon). VIZ Media LLC. ISBN 1-4215-0935-0. Sumiyashi Kizuki; Akihito Toda; Naoyo Kimura (2002). Muddy Pichu: Pokémon Gold and Silver Tales, Vol. 4. VIZ LLC. ISBN 1-59116-008-1. Kagemaru Himeno; Akihito Toda (2000). Pokémon Tales, Volume 13: Eevees Weather Report (Pokémon Tales). VIZ Media LLC. ISBN 1-56931-486-1. Kagemaru Himeno; Akihito Toda (2001). Mewtwo's Watching You!: Pokémon Tales, Vol. 17. VIZ Media LLC. ISBN 1-56931-533-7.
Akihito Toda (2002). Pokémon Gold & Silver Tales: Totodile's One Gulp (Pokémon, Gold & Silver Tales) (Board book). VIZ Media LLC. ISBN 1-56931-729-1.Both Shogakukan and Viz published Pokémon Gold and Silver Tales storybooks. Books published in English include: This Pokemon World is slightly more realistic, grounded and mature in tone and art at times than the games or anime. What was most interesting to me about this Pokemon World was how most citizens seem to have given up on training after a few months, where it is said that very few continue into adulthood, and that the majority see Pokemon as animals, pests or supernatural spirits and beings; the way people in this Pokemon World grow reminds me of how I have grown with the series, as one can argue that I have retired from training Pokemon in new regions, but I still live in a world with Pokemon and I still experience stories and adventures from the rest of the franchise outside of the mainline games. Kagemaru Himeno; Akihito Toda (2000). Pokémon Tales, Volume 16: Seel To The Rescue (Pokémon Tales). VIZ Media LLC. ISBN 1-56931-488-8.
An electric mouse, \\ with positive energy, \\ found chewing live wires. #HAIKUPRAJNA - The Electric Tale of Pikachu [Book Review] [Pokemon Day 2023] Kagemaru Himeno; Akihito Toda (2000). First Prize for Starmie: Pokémon Tales 15. VIZ Media LLC. ISBN 1-56931-489-6.This was the manga I read from my school library when I was six or seven years old before reading Pokemon Adventures, and along with the N64 plus the NGC games and the anime, this manga series was among my earliest exposures to the franchise; I have read online that Electric Tale was the first Pokemon manga to be translated into English. Kagemaru Himeno; Akihito Toda (2001). Magnemite's Mission: Pokémon Tales, Vol. 18. VIZ Media LLC. ISBN 1-56931-534-5.
High above them, however, are the three Pokémon thieves, vowing to capture Pikachu after seeing its true abilities. Ash and his friends are camping out in a forest. They all express relief for getting a vacation after all their hard work. Masako Yamashita; Junko Wada (1999). Pokémon Tales: Fly On Butterfree (Pokémon Tales). VIZ LLC. ISBN 1-56931-420-9. The Art of Pokémon The First Movie • The Art of Pokémon the Movie 2000 • The Art of Pokémon the Movie 3: Spell of the Unown
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The story begins with Ash watching a Pokémon battle on TV. Having turned ten, he is now eligible for his Pokémon license, Pokédex, and first Pokémon. Ash, excited with the thought of getting a Pokémon for the first time, falls asleep thinking about his three starter Pokémon choices: Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle. The next day he wakes up, only to realize that he is late to receive his first Pokémon from Professor Oak. Desperately running to the laboratory, Ash forgets to change out of his pajamas. Upon arriving at the lab, he sees that his biggest rival, Gary Oak, has already received his first Pokémon. Ash enters the lab, hoping that one of the Pokémon is left, until Professor Oak informs him that they have all been taken — all but one, though there is a slight problem with it. Ash, desperate for a Pokémon, ignores that and begs to have it. Professor Oak hesitantly brings Ash the final Pokémon, Pikachu. Journey to the Orange Islands • Secret of the Pink Pokémon • The Four-Star Challenge • Scyther, Heart of a Champion
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