Pokemon - Movie - History - High Rating ?

Pokemon - Movie - History - High Rating ?

Pokemon is one of the media franchise owned by video game company Nintendo and created by Satoshi Tajiri in 1995. The original Pokémon video game series is identical with Game Boy console. Pokémon is the second most successful video game in the world after the Mario series is also created by Nintendo. Meanwhile, when compared with others, Pokémon is the third best-selling series franchise in the world after the James Bond (Ian Fleming's work) and Transformers (by Hasbro), which is still ongoing and updated as time travel. Pokémon franchise itself appears in various forms, anime, manga, trading cards, toys, books, and much more. This media franchise celebrated its tenth anniversary on February 27, 2006. And on April 23, 2008, the Pokémon video game sales turnover has reached 180 million copies, surpassing the sales of the Transformers video game.

The name Pokémon is a romanization of the Japanese name "Pocket Monsters" (ポケット モンスター, Poketto Monsutā?). Reference to "Pokémon" is referring to the 493 fictional species that appears in all the Pokémon series. Like the words deer and sheep, the word "Pokémon singular and plural in English is no different. Pokémon word in English can refer to one or more of the Pokémon only one.

In the month of November 2005, 4Kids Entertainment, which became a distributor Pokémon outside Japan announced that they will not extend their contract with The Pokémon Company, Japan. Aware that The Pokémon Company, Japan will not be successful if without the help of colleagues from outside of Japan, The Pokémon Company, Japan then created a subsidiary based in the U.S.. The company was then known by the name of Pokémon USA, Inc.. His job is to become a distributor at the same time for Pokémon licensing outside of Asia region, including in Africa.

The basic concept
Original concept of the Pokémon, as it appears in video games and all the fictional Pokémon in general, is to adopt a hobby of collecting insects, where it was never done by Satoshi Tajiri when he was a child. In video games, the player known as Pokémon Trainer (en: Pokémon trainer). There are three common goals that must be done by each coach for the complete contents of Pokémon Pokédex. First, you must catch all species of Pokémon that exist in a region where you are. Second, you are required to develop a species of Pokémon that you've got to be strong and then can win against another challenger, and the additional goal is to defeat Team Rocket. Third or last, if your Pokémon are strong enough students in terms of physical and technique, you've got a great opportunity to fight the strongest trainers, who then called the Pokémon Master. All these things exist in the entire series Pokémon franchise, including video games, anime, manga, and trading cards.



Ash Ketchum as the main character in the Pokémon TV series.

In the majority of the Pokémon series, a coach who can confront the power of wild Pokémon can be caught for the pet and then made his own by throwing an object that can reduce the density of the Pokémon, which is then called Poke Ball. With the capture wild Pokémon, then the coach officially has a wild Pokémon. Pokémon owned by other people can not be seized by force with a Poke Ball, unless there are other things that the agreement between the two coaches who fight for example, exchange (trade), or to buy them. Pokémon that we have to be our next pertarungkan with wild Pokémon with fellow coach or another. For Pokémon who won the battle, surely will grow and increase its strength. They get experience points, and the chance to ascend to a higher level if the time was ripe. When they level up his statistics will automatically increase, such as attack, defense, speed, and much more. From time to time the Pokémon may know a few new moves, which can be used in battle. On several occasions, there are most kinds of Pokémon that when you reach a certain level or with other eligible such as using evolution stones and certain items (like rare candy), will metamorphose into a new species, which was then known by the name of evolution.



In a series of video games, we must act as trainers to raise a team of Pokémon to defeat many types of Pokémon that are owned by the coach of our rivals or competitors, except of course also to defeat a variety of wild Pokémon and other trainers. Layout of Pokémon games are mostly linear, and around a fictional region in the Pokémon world (because the planet Earth a different version of the Pokémon world with a fictional version of Earth that is used in several series such as Transformers or James Bond, who describes the world in a real situation like that we live today ). In every game Pokémon, it already contains eight master's specialist, later known as the Pokémon Gym Leaders (id: gym leader). We as coaches one by one shall defeat the gym leader if you want to get the badge / pin which then can we use as an admission ticket to the national championship Pokémon League (League Pokémon). Where is there we will challenge the four elders Pokémon came to be called the Elite Four. And if we managed to win against the Elite Four, we will be brought to challenge the Regional Champion, and if we managed to win against the Regional Champion, then we will be ratified as a National Champion and has the right bears the name of Pokémon Master.

Video games
Generation
Level 5 Bulbasaur fight with level 5 Charmander in Pokémon Red and Blue.

Original version of Pokémon video games were Japanese RPGs with an element of strategy, and created and wrote the story by Satoshi Tajiri for the Game Boy, with the help of the character illustrations by Ken Sugimori. There is now a lot of video games along with its sequels and remakes (including those released in English version) that circulate in the market. Unlike video game franchises of other RPGs that much detail fickle game. Pokémon is still continued to defend the concept orsinilnya. Where we act as a coach, and we should be able to win the title of Pokémon Master. All licensed Pokémon properties are registered and owned by The Pokémon Company (Japan and the Asian region, including Indonesia) and The Pokémon USA, Inc.. (For U.S. region, Australia, Latin America, and Europe, including Africa). All video games, anime, and manga is always updated by hand every time the Pokémon Company. And this makes the Pokémon as one of three fiction franchise that is still being developed so far besides Transformers and James Bond.
G1 Pokémon (Game Boy era)

Series Pokémon video game franchise is the first generation of Pocket Monsters Aka and Midori ("Red" and "Green", in the English language version) for the Game Boy in Japan. Which was then refined into Pokémon Red and Blue to be released internationally. The games launched in the U.S. on September 30, 1998. Next version of a remake of Red and Blue Pokémon Yellow was released with a name: Special Pikachu Edition, with elements of color for the Game Boy Color and Game describes what's in season one Pokémon TV series. The first generation introduced 151 species of Pokémon (from a list of the National Pokédex, the order is from Bulbasaur to Mew). Base video game story, as has been mentioned earlier is that we must act as trainers to raise a team of Pokémon to defeat many types of Pokémon trainer who is owned by our rivals or competitors, in addition to wild Pokémon. And henceforth we should be able to become a Pokémon Master. The first region in the Kanto Pokémon are G1, G2 Pokémon that funny until released, the name was never mentioned in the TV series or video games.
Pokémon G2 (era Game Boy Color)



The second generation of Pokémon video games released in mid-2000 with the release of Pokémon Gold and Silver for Game Boy Color. Like the previous version, a remake version with the name "Pokémon Crystal" was later released. Pokémon G2 includes 100 new species of Pokémon that starts from Chikorita and ending with Celebi, thereby increasing the total number of Pokémon to 251 species. A new region was introduced, called Johto, and is a neighbor of the Kanto. G2 Pokémon games released in Japan in December 2001 and in mid-2002 for the countries of Europe and North America.
Pokémon G3 (era Game Boy Advance)
May as one of the main characters in video games Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire.



The third generation of Pokémon began in 2003 with the release of Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire for Game Boy Advance and continued with the release of the remake version of the G1 (Pokémon Red and Blue) with the name of Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, remakes version to Ruby and Sapphire titled Pokémon Emerald. Where in this version, which became the main character is a girl named May (Haruka). In G3, Pokémon added is a new species 135 (starting with Treecko and ending by Deoxys), thus adding a total of 386 species. Region in this version called Hoenn. Although the G3 has many improvements and adding new things, but still, the fans feel less satisfied. Because the day-night system like in G2 removed, and worse, in-game Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, Pokémon which only 202 species can be caught (a total of 386 species entirely). While the rest did not appear, unless you cheat using cheat codes or game shark of course.
Pokémon G4 (the era of the Nintendo DS)

The fourth generation of Pokémon video games began in 2006 with the release of Pokémon Diamond and Pearl for Nintendo DS. G4 take the setting the story in the region of Sinnoh. New Pokémon are added totaling 107 species (starting with Turtwig and ending by Arceus), and progressively increased the number of Pokémon species to 493 species numbers. For comparison, the number of members of a fictional character Autobots and the Decepticons - Predacons plus-Max and (if incorporated) in the Transformers franchise is still around in numbers 300s. New features introduced in version of the Nintendo DS, with touch-screen presence, and with improvements in the field of battle system and stance. In addition, there was the return of day-night system like in G2, and permanent maintenance of Pokémon Contests that this time changed its name to Super Contest. Version remake of Diamond and Pearl is the Pokémon Platinum was released in March 2009 for Europe and North America.



As of March 2010 is planned to be released a new video game series Pokemon, which is a remake version of Pokémon Gold and Silver series, entitled: Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver.
Starter Pokémon

The main aspects that still survive from the Pokémon series version of the game - rather than Red and Blue versions of the Nintendo Game Boy to the Nintendo DS version of the game, Diamond and Pearl - is the selection of one of three different Pokémon in the early start of our adventures while playing video games Pokémon . It was later known as the starter Pokémon, with three different types of Pokémon. We can choose a Grass-type (type of plants / trees), Fire-type (type of fire), or Water-type (type of water). For example, in Pokémon Red and Blue (and its remake version, Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen), players can choose Bulbasaur, Charmander, or Squirtle. Exceptions only for Pokémon Yellow (which is a remake of the story in season one Pokémon TV series), where players are given a Pikachu, which is the electric type Pokémon, and is the main mascot of the Pokémon franchise. Another thing that also characterizes the player's rival will always choose the Pokémon that has the ability similar to us but more powerful Pokémon in the case of its kind. Examples are as follows:

* Jkia we choose fire-type Pokémon, the rival will choose the type of water
* If we choose the water type Pokémon, the rival will choose the type of plants / trees
* If we choose the Pokémon types of plants / trees, the rival will choose the type of fire.

Again an exception is provided for Pokémon Yellow, where our rivals to get Eevee.
Pokédex

Pokédex is a fictional electronic device is present in all video games and anime series Pokémon. In the game, if a Pokémon seen or captured, the data from these Pokémon will go into the owner's Pokédex. Yet another case with the anime or manga, which in this version is a free electronic Pokédex complete that can be used to seek or obtain information about the Pokémon that we met. Pokédex usually used to refer to the list of Pokémon, or more details for a list of Pokémon by number. In video games, we play as a Pokémon Trainer who will start with an empty Pokédex when we start the adventure. To fill them, we have entered the battle with wild Pokémon, or if better, we need to catch wild Pokémon that we meet so that they get more information. Once we succeed in defeating or capturing Pokémon, we will receive information such as pictures, names, and places these Pokémon in the Pokédex habitat.



In Pokémon Red and Blue, some Pokémon can actually get into Pokédex list without having to beat them, but enough to see or meet him alone, like at a zoo near Safari Zone. In development, the Pokédex and then give us complete information about the species, size, weight, and the step-Pokémon step that we have. Even Pokédex in Pokémon G3 already contains a complete list of habitats where the living is konfrehensif Pokémon, such as mountain, city, or forest.
In other media
Animated series
The main article for this section are: Pokémon (anime)
Misty as a fictional character in Pokémon.

TV series and theatrical film version of Pokémon is the development of all the Pokémon video game series (with the exception of Pokémon Yellow, which paved the way opposite of the TV series into video games). The main characters in the Pokémon TV series is Ash Ketchum (aka Satoshi in the Japanese version). He along with his colleagues in the travel hand in hand. Ash is a fellow Brock (Japanese version: Takeshi, a former gym leader of Pewter City), Misty (Japanese version: Kasumi, gym leader of Cerulean City), Tracey Sketchit (Kenji), May (the Japanese version: Haruka, from the town of Petalburg), Max (Masato) and Dawn (Hikari). The main enemy of this team is Team Rocket, led by Giovanni Sakaki with his men, who always follow wherever Ash went namely Jessie (Musashi), James (Kojiro), "Pokémon (Nyasu), and Wobbuffet (Sonansu).

In the G1 series Pokémon, Pokémon Ash get Pikachu, unlike in the video games Pokémon Red and Blue, where there is a Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle. Stories in G1 to take place in Kanto. Ash then get adventurous friend of Brock and Misty, where both (Brock and Misty) love scene involved several locations. While in G2 take place in Johto, and still continue the adventures of Ash, Misty, and Brock. Furthermore, the series continues with the entrance to the Hoenn Ash (Pokémon G3), where he became a teacher and mentor for May, which was subsequently the location of May is also involved in love with Ash. The position is to replace Misty May who returned to his hometown, the Cerulean City.

In Pokémon G4, Ash with Brock went to Sinnoh, where in May the same time with Max to go to Johto, and Kanto. Ash on Sinnoh then met a new friend named Dawn. To support the film's story, the team has also issued a Pokémon Company, Pokémon film 12 until the end of 2009.
Film
Movies

Every season where the TV series was aired, a movie about Pokémon (劇場 版 ポケットモンスター, Gekijōban Poketto Monsutā?, Pocket Monsters the Movie), which contains about a story that supports travel TV series and starred or filled voice the voices of regular released . Until the year 2009, there are eleven official film and one film-based or a continuation of the TV series that has been released. Each film was always associated with a legendary Pokémon, which on the other hand, the film is also in use to promote a new species of Pokémon that do not appear in the video game, or to be featured in the video game series next.

Each Pokémon movies are always paired with a short film which is filled by Ash Ketchum et al. Pokémon-Pokémon along with their property. From the first movie until the seventh film, is always inserted one or more of a short story, among them are: Pikachu's Summer Vacation, Pikachu's Rescue Adventure, Pikachu and Pichu, Pikachu's Pikaboo, Camp Pikachu, and Gotta Dance.

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