History VideoGame / PowerProKunPocket10

''Power Pro-kun Pocket 10'' is a 2007 Baseball simulator + dating sim + card game + turn based RPG developed by Pawapuro Production, formerly Diamond Head, and published by Konami for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS. The game was billed as the tenth "anniversary" of the series instead of "installment". A confusing choice of words as ''Pawapoke 1'' is from 1999, ''Power Pro GB'' is from 1998 and the franchise's Success mode began in '96.

JustForFun/TheOneWith 3D gameplay for the first time. And an attempt to prevent a suicide.

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Nao and Sara have green hair, but Sara dyes hers black.

''Power Pro-kun Pocket 10'' is a 2007 Baseball simulator + visual novel + card game + turn based RPG developed by Pawapuro Production, formerly Diamond Head, and published by Konami for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS. The game was billed as the tenth "anniversary" of the series instead of "installment". A confusing choice of words as ''Pawapoke 1'' is from 1999, ''Power Pro GB'' is from 1998 and the franchise's Success mode began in '96.

This was the single installment in the series to see a western release as ''MLB Power Pros 2008'', but instead of localizing it or adapting the story from the console version, Konami butchered everything but the Baseball simulator. Even the icons for perks. Certain elements of this version such as the profile pictures for real life players were then re-imported into ''Pawapoke 11''.

!!!Outer Success Mode: Koshien Gakuen Line Edition

* YouGottaHaveGreenHair: Nao and Sara have green hair, but Sara dyes hers black.

* LighterAndSofter: The game's story was written to be more in line with the ordinary Baseball stories from the main ''Pawapuro'' games... except for one of the love interests who in certain bad endings will either commit suicide or almost kill her sister by accident.

* LighterAndSofter: The game's story was written to be more in line with the ordinary Baseball stories from the main ''Pawapuro'' games... except for one of the love interests who in certain bad endings will either commit suicide or kill her friend by accident.

* LighterAndSofter: The game's story was written to be more in line with the ordinary Baseball stories from the main ''Pawapuro'' games, unless you follow a certain love interest's storyline.

* TankGoodness: In the ''Armored Battle Tank'' RPG you can, [[CaptainObvious well]], drive a tank through the dungeons. There are puzzles designed to force you to fight on foot so you can open gates blocking the tank's way.

* TankGoodness: Guess what the ''Armored Battle Tank'' RPG is about.

* PreviousPlayerCharacterCameo: Epilogue 31 shows the protagonist of ''VideoGame/PawapokeDash'' and his friends.

* CoversAlwaysLie: For some reason, on the boxarts for from this game onwards Konami went back to using a Pawapuro-kun with the generic white K mark on the hat instead of the actual protagonist from each game.

This was the single installment in the series to see a western release as ''MLB Power Pros 2008'', but instead of localizing it or adapting the story from the console version, Konami butchered everything but the Baseball simulator. Certain elements of this version such as the profile pictures for real life players were then re-imported into ''Pawapoke 11''.

* CoversAlwaysLie: For some reason, on the boxarts for from this game onwards Konami started using a Pawapuro-kun with the generic white K mark on the hat instead of the actual protagonist from each game.

* CoversAlwaysLie: For some reason, on the boxarts for from this game onwards Konami started using a Pawapuro-kun with the generic white K mark on the hat instead of the actual protagonist from the game.

* CoversAlwaysLie: For some reason, from this game onwards Konami started using a Pawapuro-kun with the generic white K mark on the hat instead of the actual protagonist from the game.

The Baseball simulator has finally thrown pixel art out of the window and finally introduces voiced commentary for the matches, though all those 3D chibi ballplayers still look identical to each other. Otherwise, the game doesn't have any more notable additions and cuts the Mini Success mode from ''9''. Something the series does from this game onwards is allow you to play both Success modes from the beginning and start out with pre-made characters for use in Pennant mode.

"Hero 10" is a high schooler who dreams to make it big in Baseball but has been unable to perform well enough to be admitted at a prestigious school. His mother reccomends him to study at the Kindness High School, which turns out to enforce very strict rules such as being unable to go outside except for holidays and obliging the students to perform voluntary work.