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Pokémon Top 10 Handbook
ISBN:	0-439-89047-0
Published:	2007[1]
Publisher:
Author:	Tracey West

The Pokémon Top 10 Handbook is a book by Tracey West. It contains a list of the "top ten" things in the Pokémon world based on the anime, which are grouped into 22 categories. Despite being published in 2007, it does not include any content from the Sinnoh region since the United States was still in Pokémon's third generation. At the end of the book, it gives readers a chance to make their own top 10 list.

The book features the franchise mascot, Pikachu, on the front cover and legendary duo Kyogre and Groudon on the back.

Blurb

The hottest Fire-types. The most sizzling Electric-types. The smartest Pokémon experts. The baddest battles. And that's just the beginning.

Contents

• Top 10 Fire-types
• Top 10 Grass-types
• Top 10 Water-types
• Top 10 Normal-types
• Top 10 Electric-types
• Top 10 Dark-types
• Top 10 Rock-types
• Top 10 Flying-types
• Top 10 Bug-types
• Top 10 Psychic-types
• Top 10 Legendaries
• Top 10 Trainers
• Top 10 Bad Guys
• Top 10 Pokémon Experts
• Top 10 Gym Leaders
• Top 10 Attacks
• Top 10 Items
• Top 10 Poké Balls
• Top 10 Battles
• Ash's Top 10 Moments
• Top 10 Places to Visit
• Top 10 Pokémon of All Time

Trivia

• Legendary Pokémon are not listed among the ten lists of typed Pokémon. Instead, they have their own list.
• Dual-typed Pokémon are only listed once, even if they are eligible in two categories.
• The book includes a poster of all the Pokémon listed in the Top 10 categories.

Errors

• The blurb for Charmander refers to Ash's Charmander as "troublesome", saying it "tested Ash again and again." Actually, Charmander was one of Ash's more loyal Pokémon until it evolved into Charmeleon. Then it began to disobey Ash.
• The blurb for Liza (the Charizard Trainer) distinguishes her from the Gym Leader of the same name. Nevertheless, the same picture of Gym Leader Liza is used for both Lizas.
• The pictures of Maxie and Archie are actually pictures of a Team Magma Grunt and a Team Aqua Grunt, respectively.
• The blurb for the Water Stone states that "...Brock's Lotad fell in love with a Mawile, [and] it used a Water Stone to evolve into Ludicolo." In reality, it was Brock's Lombre.

References

This book article is part of Project Merchandise, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on all Pokémon toys, dolls, books, and collectible merchandise.