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Pokémon Adventures volume 9

Info Chapters included PS104 - PS116 Manga series Pokémon Adventures

Volume 9 is the ninth volume of the Pokémon Adventures manga and the second of eight volumes in the Gold, Silver & Crystal arc. It is authored by 日下秀憲 Hidenori Kusaka and illustrated by 真斗 Mato.

Publications

	Edition	Country	Company	Date	ISBN
	First Edition	Japan	Shogakukan	August 8, 2001	ISBN 4091493394
	First Edition	United States	VIZ Media	October 5, 2010	ISBN 1421530627
	First Edition	Singapore	Chuang Yi	September 30, 2003	ISBN 9812415114
	First Edition	Mainland China	Jilin Publishing Group	January 1, 2005	ISBN 9787538617429
	Second Edition	Mainland China	Jilin Publishing Group	February 1, 2013	ISBN 9787538660425
	First Edition	Hong Kong	Ching Win Publishing Group	Unknown	ISBN 9789628822393
	First Edition	South Korea	Daewon C.I.	January 29, 2002	ISBN 9788952836267
	Second Edition	South Korea	Daewon C.I.	July 8, 2008	ISBN 9788925231532
	Third Edition	South Korea	Daewon C.I.	January 10, 2012	ISBN 9788925293783
	First Edition	Taiwan	Ching Win Publishing Group	July 20, 2003	ISBN 9789575095543
	First Edition	Thailand	Nation Edutainment	Unknown	ISBN 9789742548810
	Second Edition	Thailand	Nation Edutainment	Unknown	ISBN 9789747046878
	First Edition	Vietnam	Kim Đồng Publishing House	January 9, 2004	ISBN Unknown
	Second Edition	Vietnam	Kim Đồng Publishing House	November 30, 2015	ISBN 9786042054454

Rounds

• Round 104 - The Ariados up There
• Round 105 - Smeargle Smudge
• Round 106 - How Do You Do, Sudowoodo?
• Round 107 - Gligar Glide
• Round 108 - Quilava Quandary
• Round 109 - Ampharos Amore
• Round 110 - Piloswine Whine
• Round 111 - Tyranitar War
• Round 112 - Raise the Red Gyarados
• Round 113 - Delibird Delivery - 1
• Round 114 - Delibird Delivery - 2
• Round 115 - Forretress of Solitude
• Round 116 - Rock, Paper...Scizor

Important events

Spoiler warning: this article may contain major plot or ending details.

• Gold's Togepi hatches.
• Gold and Silver battle the Masked Man and lose.
• Blue becomes Viridian Gym Leader.
• Red leaves Pika with Yellow.

Party changes

Additions

• Gold's Sudowoodo, "Sudobo" in PS106.
• Gold's Togepi, "Togebo" in PS107.
• Yellow's Pikachu, "Chuchu" prior to PS111.
• Silver's Gyarados, in PS112.
• Blue's Rhydon, in PS116.
• Blue's Exeggutor, in PS116.
• Blue's Alakazam, in PS116.
• Blue's Arcanine, in PS116.

Evolutions

• Gold's Cyndaquil "Exbo" evolves into Quilava in PS108.
• Gold's Poliwag "Polibo" evolves into Poliwhirl in PS109.
• Gold's Poliwhirl "Polibo" evolves into Politoed in PS109.
• Silver's Seadra evolves into a Kingdra in PS109.

Character summary

This is Silver's Pokédex information and party at the end of this volume.

Silver's Pokédex

• Gym Badges: 4
• Pokémon seen: 54
• Pokémon owned: 10

Trivia

• This is the last volume where Mato is the manga's illustrator.

Errors

Chuang Yi translation

There are a few errors in the brief description of volume 9:

• The Pokédex is said to be shown to be a new gadget but it is not.
• Bill is mentioned as a new character.
• It also says that Crystal is a shadow.
• It says that Yellow becomes the owner of the third Pokédex when in fact Crystal is the owner.

When Silver's party is explained at the end of the book, there are six errors:

• Silver's Sneasel is referred to as Sneasal.
• Gold's Sudowoodo, Sudobo, is referred to as Aipom.
• Kingdra was referred to as Kingora.
• Tyranitar was also referred to as Kingora.
• The Dark-type was referred to as the Evil-type.
• Sneasel only had one type (the Evil-type), though it is also part Ice-type.
• Kingdra's Trainer was listed as Dragon, instead of its secondary type being Dragon.

Some other minor errors occur:

• In the description read from Gold's Pokédex, Togebo's Metronome attack is translated to "Finger Shake."
• The 114th round, titled VS. Delibird (Part II) is mistakenly written as "Chapter 104."

It should be noted that most, if not all, of these errors are due to Chuang Yi literally translating the names, instead of doing proper research.

Viz Translation

• Although Daisy confirms that Yellow hadn't informed Red of her true gender, she refers to Yellow as a "she" in front of Red.

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