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** It's run was then paused again in 2018, which wouldn't be resumed until March of 2019. Kusaka stated that the arc wouldn't be finished until they figured out the ending for the arc, meaning it was due to creative choice.

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* When Pokemon Adventure was first being published, it was actually just called Pocket Monsters, just like [[Manga/PocketMonsters that one with the Clefairy]]. However, Kusaka decided to then change the name before the volume 1's official release, in order to avoid confusion,
** This is also how Pokemon Special got its name, where the manga in Tankōbon format would be under the name "Ladybug Comics Special"



* In the HG/SS games, Lyra replaced Crystal. In the manga, [[https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/File:Crystal_HGSS_Adventures_2.png Crystal wears]] [[https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/File:HeartGold_SoulSilver_Lyra.png Lyra's]] outfit during the HG/SS arc and Lyra is nowhere to be seen (and probably won't appear). Meaning, Crys fans got their revenge.



* In the HG/SS games, Lyra replaced Crystal. In the manga, [[https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/File:Crystal_HGSS_Adventures_2.png Crystal wears]] [[https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/File:HeartGold_SoulSilver_Lyra.png Lyra's]] outfit during the HG/SS arc and Lyra is nowhere to be seen (and probably won't appear). Meaning, Crys fans got their revenge.
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* As opposed to the anime or even the games, Pokemon are generally portrayed as mute. (Except for Red's Pika early in the RBG arc)
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* As opposed to the anime or even the games, almost all the Pokemon are portrayed as mute. (Except for Red's Pika early in the RBG arc)

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* As opposed to the anime or even the games, almost all the Pokemon are generally portrayed as mute. (Except for Red's Pika early in the RBG arc)
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* As seen from the early forum data, it is evident that new arcs like Black and White were generally disliked early on. However, people's reception of older arcs turn more positive as the arc finishes and new arcs are in order.
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* As opposed to the anime or even the games, almost all the Pokemon are portrayed as mute. (Except for Red's Pika early in the RBG arc)

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* OutOfOrder: It's pretty hard to piece together a timeline from the magazine releases alone due to the confusing way they're released. Fans have to wait until the volumes come out to figure out when what happens.

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It's pretty hard to piece together a timeline from the magazine releases alone due to the confusing way they're released. Fans have to wait until the volumes come out to figure out when what happens.


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* In the HG/SS games, Lyra replaced Crystal. In the manga, [[https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/File:Crystal_HGSS_Adventures_2.png Crystal wears]] [[https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/File:HeartGold_SoulSilver_Lyra.png Lyra's]] outfit during the HG/SS arc and Lyra is nowhere to be seen (and probably won't appear). Meaning, Crys fans got their revenge.

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* OneOfUs:
** The author notes often have Kusaka ''completely fanboying'' over whatever new game (main or spinoff) came out.
** Yamamoto is a fan of ComicBook/SpiderMan and WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants. He also stated that he drew inspiration from his favorite {{Kaiju}} movies when drawing Groudon and Kyogre.



* WritingByTheSeatOfYourPants: By necessity. Kusaka gets plot, characters and Pokemon from whatever game comes out (with the exception of perhaps Pokemon Yellow), which he then plays, [[OneOfUs fanboys over]], then uses whatever he needs to cook up the story. Goes full circle when later games suddenly have similar plot points to his.

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* WritingByTheSeatOfYourPants: By necessity. Kusaka gets plot, characters and Pokemon from whatever game comes out (with the exception of perhaps Pokemon Yellow), which he then plays, [[OneOfUs [[JustForFun/OneOfUs fanboys over]], then uses whatever he needs to cook up the story. Goes full circle when later games suddenly have similar plot points to his.
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* CreatorBreakdown: A literal example; the reason Mato was replaced by Satoshi Yamamoto as the artist was because Mato fell under an illness that left her unable to draw, and Hidenori Kusaka was told he either had to find a new artist, or the series would be cancelled entirely. Mato has since gotten well again, but Yamamoto remains the series artist to this day.


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** While the story itself would have most likely remained the same, had Mato not fallen under the illness, the art for the later volumes of the Gold & Silver arc and beyond would have looked different. On the flip side, had Kusaka not found Satoshi Yamamoto or chosen not to find a new artist when she did, the series would have been LeftHanging at vol. 9's cliffhanger.
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The hyphen has been part of the official spelling of the name since his debut. It is now linked to the Comic Book page specifically because that is Spidey's primary medium, and is also the case for Sponge Bob later int he sentence.


** Yamamoto is a fan of {{Spiderman}} and WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants. He also stated that he drew inspiration from his favorite {{Kaiju}} movies when drawing Groudon and Kyogre.

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** Yamamoto is a fan of {{Spiderman}} ComicBook/SpiderMan and WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants. He also stated that he drew inspiration from his favorite {{Kaiju}} movies when drawing Groudon and Kyogre.
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* OutOfOrder: It's pretty hard to piece together a timeline from the magazine releases alone due to the confusing way they're released. Fans have to wait until the volumes come out to figure out when what happens.
** Viz didn't start releasing the Gen III chapters until Gens IV and V had already started. There's also the fact that for a few years they've published multiple arcs concurrently in order to catch up to the Japanese releases, so following that release schedule means you're skipping around quite a bit. This eventually had a MarthDebutedInSmashBros effect, as the big shocking reveal of [[spoiler:Sird]] in ''Diamond/Pearl/Platinum'' fell flat since Viz hadn't released the ''[=FireRed/LeafGreen=]'' or ''Emerald'' chapters, so English readers had never seen her before. Carr also showed up in a ''[=HeartGold/SoulSilver=]'' scene before his original appearance in ''FRLG''.

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* WritingByTheSeatOfYourPants: By necessity. Kusaka gets plot, characters and Pokemon from whatever game comes out (with the exception of perhaps Pokemon Yellow), which he then plays, [[OneOfUs fanboys over]], then uses whatever he needs to cook up the story. Goes full circle when later games suddenly have similar plot points to his.



* WritingByTheSeatOfYourPants: By necessity. Kusaka gets plot, characters and Pokemon from whatever game comes out (with the exception of perhaps Pokemon Yellow), which he then plays, [[OneOfUs fanboys over]], then uses whatever he needs to cook up the story. Goes full circle when later games suddenly have similar plot points to his.
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* ScheduleSlip: Because of the R/S arc's EndingFatigue, the manga had a schedule slip for a long time, with Gen IV starting while the Gen III arcs had yet to conclude, Gen V starting while the Gen IV arcs had yet to conclude, and Gen VI starting while the Gen V arcs had yet to conclude. [[ArcFatigue The scheduling for BW2 aside]], Kusaka finally fixed this problem in Gen VI, as both arcs from that generation concluded just in time for Gen VII to start.
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* DevelopmentHell: The [=B2W2=] arc fell victim to this when its magazine run ended early to make room for XY and thus was forced to go straight to the volume-only format. It says a lot about how delayed it is when both XY and ORAS (the Gen VI arcs, which came ''after'' [=B2W2=]) have finished their runs and [[VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon Gen VII has already started]], while the 2nd volume of the [=B2W2=] arc is still nowhere in sight.

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* DevelopmentHell: The [=B2W2=] arc fell victim to this when its magazine run ended early to make room for XY and thus was forced to go straight to the volume-only format. It says a lot about how delayed it is when both XY and ORAS (the Gen VI arcs, which came ''after'' [=B2W2=]) have finished their runs and [[VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon Gen VII has already started]], while by the 2nd volume of the [=B2W2=] arc is still nowhere in sight.time it finally got another magazine run.
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* DevelopmentHell: The BW2 arc fell victim to this when its magazine run ended early to make room for XY and thus was forced to go straight to the volume-only format. It says a lot about how delayed it is when both XY and ORAS (the Gen VI arcs, which came ''after'' BW2) have finished their runs and [[VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon Gen VII has already started]], while the 2nd volume of the BW2 arc is still nowhere in sight.

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* DevelopmentHell: The BW2 [=B2W2=] arc fell victim to this when its magazine run ended early to make room for XY and thus was forced to go straight to the volume-only format. It says a lot about how delayed it is when both XY and ORAS (the Gen VI arcs, which came ''after'' BW2) [=B2W2=]) have finished their runs and [[VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon Gen VII has already started]], while the 2nd volume of the BW2 [=B2W2=] arc is still nowhere in sight.
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* DevelopmentHell: The BW2 arc fell victim to this when its magazine run ended early to make room for XY and thus was forced to go straight to the volume-only format. It says a lot about how delayed it is when both XY and ORAS (the Gen VI arcs, which came ''after'' BW2) have finished their runs and [[VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon Gen VII has already started]], while the 2nd volume of the BW2 arc is nowhere in sight.

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* DevelopmentHell: The BW2 arc fell victim to this when its magazine run ended early to make room for XY and thus was forced to go straight to the volume-only format. It says a lot about how delayed it is when both XY and ORAS (the Gen VI arcs, which came ''after'' BW2) have finished their runs and [[VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon Gen VII has already started]], while the 2nd volume of the BW2 arc is still nowhere in sight.
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* DevelopmentHell: The BW2 arc fell victim to this when its magazine run ended early to make room for XY and thus was forced to go straight to the volume-only format. It says a lot about how delayed it is when both XY and ORAS (the Gen VI arcs, which came ''after'' BW2) have finished their runs and [[VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon Gen VII has already started]], while the 2nd volume of the BW2 arc is nowhere in sight.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The Chuang-Hi translation is officially this thanks to the publisher going out of business.

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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The Chuang-Hi Chuang-Yi translation is officially this thanks to the publisher going out of business.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The Chuang-Hi translation is officially this thanks to the publisher going out of business.
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* WritingByTheSeatOfHisPants: By necessity. Kusaka gets plot, characters and Pokemon from whatever game comes out (with the exception of perhaps Pokemon Yellow), which he then plays, [[OneOfUs fanboys over]], then uses whatever he needs to cook up the story. Goes full circle when later games suddenly have similar plot points to his.

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* WritingByTheSeatOfHisPants: WritingByTheSeatOfYourPants: By necessity. Kusaka gets plot, characters and Pokemon from whatever game comes out (with the exception of perhaps Pokemon Yellow), which he then plays, [[OneOfUs fanboys over]], then uses whatever he needs to cook up the story. Goes full circle when later games suddenly have similar plot points to his.
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* WritingByTheSeatOfHisPants: By necessity. Kusaka gets plot, characters and Pokemon from whatever game comes out (with the exception of perhaps Pokemon Yellow), which he then plays, [[OneOfUs fanboys over]], then uses whatever he needs to cook up the story. Goes full circle when later games suddenly have similar plot points to his.
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** Wally was initially intended to be the holder of third Hoenn Pokédex; in the original magazine run, he registered the Pokédex he accidentally came across. However, this was changed in the official volume release (where Wally simply picked it up and eventually returned it to Professor Birch), as the writer realized that Wally's character wouldn't have fit into the Battle Frontier, necessitating the creation of Emerald.

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** Wally was initially intended to be the holder of third Hoenn Pokédex; in the original magazine run, he registered the Pokédex he accidentally came across. However, this This was changed in the official volume release (where Wally simply picked it up and eventually returned it to Professor Birch), as the writer realized that Wally's character wouldn't have fit into the Battle Frontier, necessitating the creation of Emerald.Frontier.
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* AttentionDeficitCreatorDisorder: Pokemon Adventures has the dubious honor of allowing its creator to suffer this on its own due to its extremely complicated magazine release.

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* AttentionDeficitCreatorDisorder: Pokemon Adventures has the dubious honor of allowing its creator to suffer this on its own due to its extremely complicated magazine release. %%* AttentionDeficitCreatorDisorder:



** Wally was initially intended to be the holder of third Hoenn Pokedex; in the original magazine run, he registered the Pokedex he accidentally came across. However, this was changed in the official volume release (where Wally simply picked it up and eventually returned it to Professor Birch), as the writer realized that Wally's character wouldn't have fit into the Battle Frontier, necessitating the creation of Emerald.

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** Wally was initially intended to be the holder of third Hoenn Pokedex; Pokédex; in the original magazine run, he registered the Pokedex Pokédex he accidentally came across. However, this was changed in the official volume release (where Wally simply picked it up and eventually returned it to Professor Birch), as the writer realized that Wally's character wouldn't have fit into the Battle Frontier, necessitating the creation of Emerald.
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** Yamamoto is a fan of {{Spiderman}} and SpongebobSquarepants. He also stated that he drew inspiration from his favorite {{Kaiju}} movies when drawing Groudon and Kyogre.

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** Yamamoto is a fan of {{Spiderman}} and SpongebobSquarepants.WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants. He also stated that he drew inspiration from his favorite {{Kaiju}} movies when drawing Groudon and Kyogre.
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* The writer for this series, Hidenori Kusaka, acted as an adviser for Miho Asada's ''PhantomThiefPokemon7'', also coming up with the name for the main character Hiori.

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* The writer for this series, Hidenori Kusaka, acted as an adviser for Miho Asada's ''PhantomThiefPokemon7'', ''Manga/PhantomThiefPokemon7'', also coming up with the name for the main character Hiori.
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* BigNameFan: Coronis, as for a long while he was literally the only source of information for Englsih-speaking fans of what was currently going on in the series.

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* BigNameFan: Coronis, as for a long while he was literally the only source of information for Englsih-speaking English-speaking fans of what was currently going on in the series.
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* CreatorPreferredAdaptation: Satoshi Tajiri, the creator of Pokémon, once stated that the manga most resembles the world that he was trying to convey. It's a long outdated quote though, and may not hold true post Generation II (and Tajiri isn't even in charge of the franchise past then anyway, Junichi Masuda is,)

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* CreatorPreferredAdaptation: Satoshi Tajiri, the creator of Pokémon, once stated that the manga most resembles the world that he was trying to convey. It's a long outdated quote though, and may not hold true post Generation II (and Tajiri isn't even in charge of the franchise past then anyway, Junichi Masuda is,)is).



** Crystal's mom--Lady Gaga.

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** Crystal's mom--Lady Gaga.mom is Lady Gaga due to her bizarre outfits.

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* AttentionDeficitCreatorDisorder: Pokemon Special has the dubious honor of allowing its creator to suffer this on its own due to its extremely complicated magazine release.
* BigNameFan: Coronis, as for a long while he was literally the only source of information for the fans of what was currently going on in the series.

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* AttentionDeficitCreatorDisorder: Pokemon Special Adventures has the dubious honor of allowing its creator to suffer this on its own due to its extremely complicated magazine release.
* BigNameFan: Coronis, as for a long while he was literally the only source of information for the Englsih-speaking fans of what was currently going on in the series.



* FanNickname: The manga itself tends to be [[PortmanteauSeriesNickname affectionately abbreviated]] as "[=PokéSpe=]" or "[=PokéSupe=]" in both Japanese and English.

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The manga itself tends to be [[PortmanteauSeriesNickname affectionately abbreviated]] as "[=PokéSpe=]" or "[=PokéSupe=]" in both Japanese and English.



* IKnewIt: The collective fan reaction to [[spoiler:Silver being Giovanni's son, and officially video game canon when [=HeartGold=] and [=SoulSilver=] came out]].
** FR/LG video game fame checker entry:
-->[[spoiler:'''Giovanni-Rocket Warehouse Gideon''': Family and Friends?: You...You're not Giovanni's kid are you? No, that can't be right Giovanni's kid has red hair.]]

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* IKnewIt: The collective fan reaction to [[spoiler:Silver being Giovanni's son, and officially video game canon when [=HeartGold=] ''[=HeartGold=] and [=SoulSilver=] [=SoulSilver=]'' came out]].
** FR/LG video game fame checker entry:
-->[[spoiler:'''Giovanni-Rocket Warehouse Gideon''': Family and Friends?: You...You're not Giovanni's kid are you? No, that can't be right Giovanni's kid has red hair.]]
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* OneOfUs: The author notes often have Kusaka ''completely fanboying'' over whatever new game (main or spinoff) came out.

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The author notes often have Kusaka ''completely fanboying'' over whatever new game (main or spinoff) came out.



* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Wally was initially intended to be the holder of third Hoenn Pokedex; in the original magazine run, he registered the Pokedex he accidentally came across. However, this was changed in the official volume release (where Wally simply picked it up and eventually returned it to Professor Birch), as the writer realized that Wally's character wouldn't have fit into the Battle Frontier, necessitating the creation of Emerald.

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Wally was initially intended to be the holder of third Hoenn Pokedex; in the original magazine run, he registered the Pokedex he accidentally came across. However, this was changed in the official volume release (where Wally simply picked it up and eventually returned it to Professor Birch), as the writer realized that Wally's character wouldn't have fit into the Battle Frontier, necessitating the creation of Emerald.
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* AttentionDeficitCreatorDisorder: Pokemon Special has the dubious honor of allowing its creator to suffer this on its own due to its extremely complicated magazine release.
* BigNameFan: Coronis, as for a long while he was literally the only source of information for the fans of what was currently going on in the series.
* CreatorPreferredAdaptation: Satoshi Tajiri, the creator of Pokémon, once stated that the manga most resembles the world that he was trying to convey. It's a long outdated quote though, and may not hold true post Generation II (and Tajiri isn't even in charge of the franchise past then anyway, Junichi Masuda is,)
* FandomNod: Platinum's birthday is October 27th (27/10)...which happens to be the Japanese ship name for Cyrus/Dawn. Um, okay...
* FanNickname: The manga itself tends to be [[PortmanteauSeriesNickname affectionately abbreviated]] as "[=PokéSpe=]" or "[=PokéSupe=]" in both Japanese and English.
** Crystal's mom--Lady Gaga.
** Lady Berlitz has half of the fans calling her Platinum, while the other half calls her Platina.[[note]]''Purachina'' is the Japanese loanword for "platinum", so while the game did end up getting named Platinum, those fans cling to Platina because it sounds more feminine, can fit in the seven-digit name input when the game asks you to name your character, and is technically a more literal transliteration of ''purachina''.[[/note]]
* IKnewIt: The collective fan reaction to [[spoiler:Silver being Giovanni's son, and officially video game canon when [=HeartGold=] and [=SoulSilver=] came out]].
** FR/LG video game fame checker entry:
-->[[spoiler:'''Giovanni-Rocket Warehouse Gideon''': Family and Friends?: You...You're not Giovanni's kid are you? No, that can't be right Giovanni's kid has red hair.]]
* NoExportForYou: For years, nothing past the Generation I chapters were available in the US. Viz has since picked up the slack by continuing into Gen II and starting new series for Gens IV and V, but left Gen III hanging for a long time until they finally translated it as well.
* OneOfUs: The author notes often have Kusaka ''completely fanboying'' over whatever new game (main or spinoff) came out.
** Yamamoto is a fan of {{Spiderman}} and SpongebobSquarepants. He also stated that he drew inspiration from his favorite {{Kaiju}} movies when drawing Groudon and Kyogre.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Wally was initially intended to be the holder of third Hoenn Pokedex; in the original magazine run, he registered the Pokedex he accidentally came across. However, this was changed in the official volume release (where Wally simply picked it up and eventually returned it to Professor Birch), as the writer realized that Wally's character wouldn't have fit into the Battle Frontier, necessitating the creation of Emerald.
** The round known as ''Escape!'' was not intended to be included in the volumes (meaning it could have ended up a MissingEpisode), but enough fans begged Kusaka to change his mind.
* The writer for this series, Hidenori Kusaka, acted as an adviser for Miho Asada's ''PhantomThiefPokemon7'', also coming up with the name for the main character Hiori.
* Hidenori Kusaka and Satoshi Yamamoto worked on short manga for the first two ''VideoGame/PokemonRanger'' games, said manga only being available online. Kusaka also wrote walk-through manga for the Orre based games, though it was never collected into volume format.

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