Pokemon Encyclopedia Updated and Expanded 2022
(Author) PokemonFind out everything there is to know about the world of Pokémon with this essential character Encyclopedia. UPDATED for 2022 with new information on the Galar Region, Galar Pokédex and content from Pokémon Journeys and Master Journeys. An awesome book for every Pokémon fan, packed with more characters and Trainers than ever before! The indispensable reference for any Pokémon fan, containing Pokémon from all regions including the newly discovered Galar region. Revisit unforgettable moments in Ash's journey to become a Pokémon Master. Travel from Kanto to Kalos, Johto to Sinnoh, Alola and now Galar! Get to know Trainers, discover battle moves and meet Gym Leaders, plus learn about some legendary battles along the way. And of course, meet old and new Pokémon characters. Learn their types, moves, key stats, strengths and weaknesses with the newly updated Pokédex, including Galar Pokémon. This comprehensive Encyclopedia contains everything fans need to immerse themselves in the wonderful world of Pokémon.
Pokemon
Pokemon is a multimedia franchise created by Satoshi Tajiri and Ken Sugimori that originated as a video game for the Game Boy in 1996. The franchise has since expanded to include trading card games, animated television series, movies, and various merchandise.
Pokemon's most notable works include the Pokemon video games, which follow the journey of trainers capturing and training creatures called Pokemon to battle each other. The franchise is known for its imaginative world, diverse range of Pokemon species, and strategic gameplay.
Pokemon has had a significant impact on the literary genre of children's literature, introducing a new generation to the world of storytelling through its engaging narratives and memorable characters. Its most famous work is the Pokemon animated television series, which has become a cultural phenomenon worldwide.
Overall, Pokemon has made a lasting impact on popular culture and continues to inspire creativity and imagination in both children and adults.
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