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- Animerica Interview with Toshihiro Ono
- Pokemon Den-Geki Pikachu Uncensored--a site listing the edits made to the American versions of the first and final volume of the manga. They're like episode comparisons, only for manga!
There's lots of Pokemon manga in Japan, and it's slowly being brought over to the US. Here's a list of manga in Japan, and, if it's been translated, what title it's called in America. Viz Communications, who translates the manga, does a pretty good job, except for keeping the dubbed names and flipping the manga. If only they'd translated Pokemon like they did Dragon Ball (kept original names, non-flipped, etc...)
Pokemon <coming soon!>
Pokemon Special ("Pokemon Adventures")
Pokemon: Dengeki Pikachu ("Pokemon: The Electric Tale of Pikachu," "Pokemon:Pikachu Shocks Back," and "Pokemon: Electric Pikachu Boogaloo," "Pokemon: Surf's Up Pikachu")
Satoshi to Pikachuu (not available in the US)
Pokemon: PiPiPi Adventures ("Pokemon: Magical Journey")
Pokemon: Getto Da Ze! (not available in the US)
Pokemon Zensho (not available in the US)
Golden Boys (not available in the US)
Pokemon Card ni Natta Wake (not available in the US)
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All dates are listed as month/day/year format Pokemon Adventures, Part 7 #3/5: Bruno's Battle
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Pocket Monsters was not created by me. It was created by Satoshi Tajiri and the crew at TV-Tokyo. Pokemon is (c) Game Freak, Nintendo, 4Kids Productions, Hasbro, Bandai, and a ton of other companies. When you have a popular anime like Pokemon, lots of people own it so it's impossible to list every company who owns a piece of Pokemon. No infringement of copyrights is meant by the creation of the web site. All images were gotten from official websites (Nintendo, TV-Tokyo, etc.) unless otherwise noted (I don't steal images from other sites!).