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PocketMonsters.net is a fansite dedicated to all things Pokémon (ポケモン) and Pocket Monsters (ポケットモンスター). We are the premier site for news and information about all aspects of the franchise from around the world. We cover the Anime, indexing the music, the Trading Card Game, the Games, the variety shows, have a large imageboard, forum and much more. Follow us on Twitter and Subscribe to our RSS Feed for the latest updates!
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Upcoming Episodes
New titles are revealed in various publications such as: TV guides, childrens' magazines, anime magazines, promotional posters and videos, official websites and official television programs. Titles and their translations are added to our episode guide and the chart below when the titles are revealed.| Date | Title(s) | |
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| Oct 07 2018 |  |
SM 91: 大量発生チュウ！ピカチュウのたに！！ It's an Outbreak-chu! The Pikachu Valley!! |
Nov
15
Pocket Monsters Diamond and Pearl - 054 - Natane and Sabonea! Who is the Farewell for!
Natane and Sabonea! Who is the Farewell for! is the 54th episode of Diamond & Pearl. It aired in Japan on November 15, 2007.
Satoshi & co. arrive in Tajiki Town and reunite with Natane, the Hakutai Gym Leader, who is organizing a promotional activity for Pokemon battles. There, Team Rocket appears, and by the suggestion of Natane, Satoshi and his friends agree to have a tag battle with Natane and Kojiro as partners.
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Satoshi & co. arrive in Tajiki Town and reunite with Natane, the Hakutai Gym Leader, who is organizing a promotional activity for Pokemon battles. There, Team Rocket appears, and by the suggestion of Natane, Satoshi and his friends agree to have a tag battle with Natane and Kojiro as partners.
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You can view larger screenshots from this episode by visiting the Imageboard. There you can post your own screenshots and discuss the latest episode.
Nov
10
IGN Interviews J. C. Smith, the Director of Marketing for Pokemon USA about the Pokemon TFG
It might be hard to believe, but Pokemon has been out in the United States for nearly 10 years. It seems just yesterday that Pikachu, Ash, Misty and Brock invaded our televisions, Game Boys and… well, then every other consumer product category known to man. But through all of this, the actual games derived from the franchise have been somewhat limited. Until just recently, there were two primary elements - the videogames and the collectible card game. Just a few weeks ago Pokemon USA added a third tier to its strategy - the Trading Figure Game (TFG). Drawing upon the core elements of its predecessors, this game uses small figures depicting various creatures and trainers to simulate the battles that have become so addictive to millions across the globe.
You can read the rest of IGN's interview by visiting their website article. Source: http://comics.ign.com/
It's just as addictive and collectible as the videogame franchise. Welcome to an entirely new Pokemon addiction.by Richard GeorgeThere are two things about this game that you need to understand before you render any judgment. First, it's addictive. We hadn't considered the TFG (mainly due to time constraints) until Bozon came to us, praising the game endlessly. We gave it a shot. He was right - it's incredibly addictive despite being easy to learn (keep in mind that there's just a base set out - as you'll read below, there are plans to evolve the mechanics). The second key thing here is that these figures are absolutely stellar. We're sure many of you have picked up figurine games only to be a bit depressed by the somewhat messy interpretations of characters you know and love. Not so with this Pokemon game. Not only do the creatures and trainers look absolutely perfect, many of them come in incredible poses, featuring some great "element type" effects. Check out some of our pictures in the article and gallery to see what we mean. To gather more information on the game, ranging from its mechanics to future plans, we chatted with J. C. Smith, the Director of Marketing for Pokemon USA. IGN will have plenty more on the TFG as time rolls on, so stay tuned for more! 
IGN Comics: What led Pokemon USA to tackle a trading figure game? What experience does this offer that the trading card game does not? J.C. Smith: Collectors and players alike have been asking for a Pokemon figure game for a long time; we're just now able to give them a game that we feel meets Pokemon's high-quality standards of collectability and gameplay. IGN Comics: Where can fans purchase the Pokemon TFG? Smith: The Pokemon Trading Figure Game is available at major retail stores such as Target, Wal*Mart and Toys 'R' Us, as well as local game stores. |
You can read the rest of IGN's interview by visiting their website article. Source: http://comics.ign.com/
Nov
08
Pocket Monsters Diamond and Pearl - 053 - Hikozaru's Tears!
Pocket Monsters Diamond and Pearl - Hikozaru's Tears! is the 53rd episode of Diamond & Pearl. It aired in Japan on November 8, 2007. The air schedule for Pocket Monsters changed due to the Pro Baseball Nippon Series. DP53 was originally scheduled to air on November 1st 2007.
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You can view larger screenshots from this episode by visiting the Imageboard. There you can post your own screenshots and discuss the latest episode.
Nov
07
School Lesson Plans Use Themes from Latest Pokemon Video Games to teach Science
Free Lesson Plans Allow Students to 'Master the Science … Master the Game'REDMOND, Wash., Nov. 7, 2007
Nov
05
Pokemon Announces 2007-2008 City Championships Free events in cities across the country kick-off premier season for Pokemon Trading Card Game Players of All AgesPokemon USA, Inc. today announced Pokemon Trading Card Game (TCG) City Championships for players of all ages. City Championships provide players the opportunity to succeed at an intellectual sport and test a player's Pokemon TCG skill, strategy, and creativity on the path to becoming a Championship-level player. Competitors are divided into three divisions: Junior Division (Born 1997 or later), Senior Division (Born in 1993, 1994, 1995, or 1996), and Masters Division (Born in 1992 or earlier). The winner in each category will earn the title of City Champion. City Championships players also have the opportunity to earn Pokemon prizes including booster card packs and exclusive merchandise. The Pokemon Championship series events begin in November 2007 with City Championships, followed by State/Province/Territory Championships, Regional Championships, and National Championships, all leading up to the 2008 Pokemon Trading Card Game (TCG) World Championships in August 2008. WHO: Pokemon Trading Card Game players and the general public WHAT: Pokemon TCG City Championship; FREE admission, open to the public WHEN: November 23, 2007 to January 6, 2008 WHERE: Cities across the U.S. WHY: For the chance to compete against other Pokemon players for prizes! For more information, visit the City Championships homepage.
Nov
04
Pokemon Special Volume 28 Announced Volume 28 of the manga Pokemon Special has been announced, with a tentative release date of December 25, 2007. The book is expected to bring the Emerald arc up to its climax, which was published in Pokemon Wonderland. The ISBN-13 of the book is 9784091404565 and the book will retail for 460yen. Pokemon Special is serialised in the Shogakukan Shogaku-4-nensei, Shogaku-5-nensei and Shogaku-6-nensei magazines. The December issue of these magazines was released on November 2. Sources: http://netkun.com/pockemon/ & http://bulbanews.bulbagarden.net/
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