Game mascot
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A version mascot is a Pokémon that appears on the boxart - and often label - of one of the Pokémon games in the main series.
Usually, the first two version mascots in a generation will have more of a relation to each other than the third, however, in the Hoenn trilogy, all three had a significant relationship shared among them.
Generation I
First / second game | Third game | |||
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JP | Red Charizard |
Green Venusaur |
Blue Blastoise |
Yellow File:Spr 1y 025.gif Pikachu |
Final form of a starter Pokémon | Only starter Pokémon | |||
US | Red Charizard |
Blue Blastoise |
Yellow File:Spr 1y 025.gif Pikachu | |
Final form of a starter Pokémon | Only starter Pokémon |
Generation II
First / second game | Third game | ||
---|---|---|---|
J o h t o |
Gold Ho-Oh |
Silver Lugia |
Crystal File:Spr 2c 245.gif Suicune |
Masters of a legendary trio | Part of a legendary trio |
Generation III
First / second game | Third game | ||
---|---|---|---|
H o e n n |
Ruby Groudon |
Sapphire Kyogre |
Emerald File:Spr 3e 384.gif Rayquaza |
Weather trio | |||
K a n t o |
FireRed Charizard |
LeafGreen Venusaur |
|
Final form of a starter Pokémon | |||
O r r e |
Colosseum (top of box) Groudon and Kyogre | ||
Version mascots of Generation III | |||
Colosseum (bottom of box) Raikou, Entei, and Suicune | |||
Parts of the legendary trio of the game | |||
XD File:Custom Shadow Lugia Sprite.png Shadow Lugia | |||
Main Shadow Pokémon opponent in the game |
Generation IV
First / second game | Third game | ||
---|---|---|---|
S i n n o h |
Diamond Dialga |
Pearl Palkia |
Platinum Giratina |
Masters of time and space | Master of the reverse world |