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:''Due to technical limitations, '''The Official Pokémon Handbook #2''' and '''The Official Pokémon Handbook #3''' direct here. For pages about those books, see [[The Official Pokémon Handbook 2]] and [[The Official Pokémon Handbook 3]].''
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[[File:First Edition Official Handbook.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The first version]]
 
[[File:TheOfficialPokémonHandbook.gif|thumb|right|200px|The second version]]
'''The Official Pokémon Handbook''' by [[Maria S. Barbo]] is a handbook that was published by [[Scholastic]] in July 1999, advertised as "your complete companion to all 150 Pokémon characters!" to serve as a rudimentary, paper version of a [[Pokédex]]. Despite this, and like many printed Pokémon books, it has multiple errors and misprints. Its first two versions contain entries for each of the original 150 [[Generation I]] Pokémon. The Deluxe Collector's Edition, published on November 1, 1999, features extra content and entries for {{p|Mew}} and {{p|Togepi}}.
'''The Official Pokémon Handbook''' by [[Maria S. Barbo]] (ISBN 0439103975) is a handbook that was published by [[Scholastic]] in July 1999, advertised as "your complete companion to all 150 Pokémon characters!" to serve as a rudimentary, paper version of a [[Pokédex]]. Despite this, and like many printed Pokémon books, it has multiple errors and misprints. Its first two versions contain entries for each of the original 150 [[Generation I]] Pokémon. The Deluxe Collector's Edition, published on November 1, 1999, features extra content and entries for {{p|Mew}} and {{p|Togepi}}.
 
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==Entries==
==Entries==
The entries for the Pokémon are structured in an easy-to-read page setup. Each Pokémon has either an entire page to itself or shares a page with another member of its evolutionary family.  
The entries for the Pokémon are structured in an easy-to-read page setup. Each Pokémon has either an entire page to itself or shares a page with another member of its evolutionary family.


Each entry is topped with a large box containing the Pokémon's name and [[National Pokédex]] number. The color of the box reflects the featured Pokémon's [[type]].
Each entry is topped with a large box containing the Pokémon's name and [[National Pokédex]] number. The color of the box reflects the featured Pokémon's [[type]].
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* Pronunciation
* Pronunciation
* [[Type|Element]]
* [[Type|Element]]
* [[Species|Type]]
* [[Pokémon category|Type]]
* Height (in inches)
* Height (in inches)
* Weight (in pounds)
* Weight (in pounds)
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At the end of the book, there is a list of ''Top 10 Ways to Care for your Pokémon'', ''Secrets of the Gym Leaders'', ''Meet the Elite Four'', some FAQs, information about {{p|Togepi}}, a sneak peek of Generation II Pokémon, and a checklist for catching all the Generation I Pokémon and Togepi. The Deluxe Collector's Edition also has information on characters from the {{pkmn|anime}}.
At the end of the book, there is a list of ''Top 10 Ways to Care for your Pokémon'', ''Secrets of the Gym Leaders'', ''Meet the Elite Four'', some FAQs, information about {{p|Togepi}}, a sneak peek of Generation II Pokémon, and a checklist for catching all the Generation I Pokémon and Togepi. The Deluxe Collector's Edition also has information on characters from the {{pkmn|anime}}.
===The Top Ten Ways To Care For Your Pokémon===
10. ''Take it to the nearest [[Pokémon Center]] regularly for a free checkup and a complete healing. Every major city has one. Always make sure your Pokémon is well rested and in good health before a major battle.''
9. ''[[Trade]] it with a friend. The more new life experiences your Pokémon has the stronger and smarter it will become. Then you can trade back for it.''
8. ''Keep a well-stocked first-aid kit. Battles, even for play, cause cuts, scrapes, and bruises. Every town has a [[Poké Mart]] where you can buy these supplies, but the [[Celadon City Department Store]] is the best stocked. A good first-aid kit includes:''
* ''{{DL|Status ailment healing item|Awakening|Awakening Potion}} — wakes up a Pokémon that has been put to sleep''
* ''{{DL|Status ailment healing item|Antidote}} — cures {{status|poison|poisonous stings}}''
* ''{{DL|Status ailment healing item|Paralyze Heal}} — loosens up a Pokémon that {{status|Paralysis|can't move}}''
* ''{{DL|Status ailment healing item|Burn Heal}} — soothes painful {{status|burn}}s left by {{t|Fire}} elements''
* ''[[Potion]]s — heal wounds in general''
* ''{{DL|Revive|Revive}} — wakes up Pokémon that have [[Fainting|fainted]]''
* ''{{DL|Status ailment healing item|Ice Heal}} — defrosts {{status|frozen}} Pokémon''
7. ''Start off slowly. Don't try to fight another [[Pokémon Trainer|trainer]] too soon. Build up your Pokémon's [[experience]] through small competitions with [[wild Pokémon]]. When you are ready to take on another Trainer, make sure your Pokémon and the trainer's Pokémon have a similar amount of experience.''
6. ''Practice. Let a new or less experienced Pokémon start off a big battle. Then replace it with a stronger Pokémon before it gets hurt. Quick, safe battles are a good way to build up a Pokémon's experience.''
5. ''Stay smart. Make sure you know everything you can about your Pokémon before you decide how to raise it. Each Pokémon is special and has different needs.''
4. ''Take your Pokémon to the museum. There's [[Pewter Museum of Science|a great museum of science]] in [[Pewter City]] with an exhibit of extinct Pokémon bones. A definite must-see!''
3. ''Teamwork. The six Pokémon you carry with you should have a variety of [[move|techniques]] and [[Type|elements]]. Also, don't concentrate on raising up one Pokémon's experience and not the others'. Keep all of your Pokémon equally strong. The secret to success is teamwork.''
2. ''Don't forget your [[vitamin]]s! Pokémon need to take their vitamins and minerals to keep them healthy and strong. These are some of the items that you can buy for your Pokémon:''
*''{{DL|Vitamin|Calcium}} — to increase {{stat|special}} powers''
*''{{DL|Vitamin|Carbos}} — to increase {{stat|speed}}''
*''{{DL|Vitamin|Iron}} — to increase {{stat|defense}} strength''
*''{{DL|Vitamin|Protein}} — to increase {{stat|attack}} strength''
*''{{DL|Vitamin|Rare Candy}} — OK, so it's not a vitamin. But a treat once in a while keeps your Pokémon happy and boosts their energy up one level.''
1. ''LOVE THEM! Pokémon aren't just fighters. They want to be your friends. If you treat them well, they will be loyal companions.''


===Blurb===
===Blurb===
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====Deluxe Collector's Edition====
====Deluxe Collector's Edition====
''If you want to be a Pokémon trainer, you gotta get the DELUXE Collector's guide to all megapopular pocket pals, plus {{p|Togepi}}. Check out what's inside!''
''If you want to be a Pokémon trainer, you gotta get the DELUXE Collector's guide to all'' <big>{{color|{{blue color dark}}|151}}</big> ''megapopular pocket pals, plus {{color2|000|Togepi (Pokémon)|Togepi}}. Check out what's inside!''


*''NEW POKÉMON! The baby Togepi and the super-rare, super-powerful {{p|Mew}}.''
*{{color|{{blue color dark}}|NEW POKÉMON!}} ''The baby Togepi and the super-rare, super-powerful {{color2|000|Mew (Pokémon)|Mew}}.''
*''BONUS POKÉMON POSTER! Starring all 151 Pokémon, plus Togepi.''
*{{color|{{blue color dark}}|BONUS POKÉMON POSTER!}} ''Starring all 151 Pokémon, plus Togepi.''
*''How to join the POKÉMON LEAGUE.''
*''How to join the'' {{color|{{blue color dark}}|POKÉMON LEAGUE}}.
*''The scoop on all eight GYM LEADERS.''
*''The scoop on all eight'' {{color|{{blue color dark}}|GYM LEADERS}}.
*''All you ever wanted to know about POKÉMON TRAINERS {{Ash}}, {{an|Misty}}, {{an|Brock}}, {{TRT}}, and more!''
*''All you ever wanted to know about'' {{color|{{blue color dark}}|POKÉMON TRAINERS}} ''{{color2|000|Ash Ketchum|Ash}}, {{color2|000|Misty (anime)|Misty}}, {{color2|000|Brock (anime)|Brock}}, {{color2|000|Team Rocket trio|Team Rocket}}, and more!''


''EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO BECOME THE WORLD'S GREATEST POKÉMON MASTER!''
{{color|{{blue color dark}}|EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO BECOME THE WORLD'S GREATEST POKÉMON MASTER!}}


==Errors==
==Errors==
* In Beedrill's entry, {{t|Psychic}} is misspelled as "Pychic".
* {{p|Venusaur}}'s entry lists its "element" as {{2t|Grass|Poison}}, but also lists its element as "Seed", which should refer to {{pkmn|category}}, not its type.
* In {{p|Beedrill}}'s entry, {{t|Psychic}} is misspelled "Pychic".
* {{p|Pikachu}}'s entry states that the whole species naturally dislikes being held inside [[Poké Ball]]s, but this should refer only to [[Ash's Pikachu]].
* {{p|Raichu}}'s entry lists its "evolution" as normal when its evolution is by the Thunder Stone and evolution is listed as normal on the final evolution of Pokemon which evolve from leveling up.
* {{p|Meowth}}'s entry mentions that it is the only species that can {{pkmn2|Talking|speak human language}}, but the only {{MTR}} with this trait belongs to {{TRT}}, and only because he taught himself. Furthermore, other Pokémon are capable of speech, telepathically or otherwise.
* {{p|Lickitung}}'s entry states that it will confuse its opponent with its {{m|Wrap}} technique and then attack a maximum of five times with its {{m|Supersonic}} instead of the other way around.
* {{p|Koffing}}'s page notes that [[James]] said Koffing "smells like old sneakers soaked in stinkbug juice mixed with some rotten eggs and dead fish with just a touch of skunk fumes!", but he was referring to {{p|Gloom}} when he said this in ''[[EP026|Pokémon Scent-sation!]]''.
* In the first edition and early printings of the second, {{p|Hitmonlee}} and {{p|Hitmonchan}}'s entries state that they do not evolve, yet both contain an evolution chain graphic suggesting that the former evolves into the latter. Later printings and the Deluxe Collector's Edition fix this.
* In the first edition and early printings of the second, {{p|Hitmonlee}} and {{p|Hitmonchan}}'s entries state that they do not evolve, yet both contain an evolution chain graphic suggesting that the former evolves into the latter. Later printings and the Deluxe Collector's Edition fix this.
* Koffing's page notes that James said Koffing "smells like old sneakers soaked in stinkbug juice mixed with some rotten eggs and dead fish with just a touch of skunk fumes!", but when he said this in ''[[EP026|Pokémon Scent-sation!]]'', he was referring to the scent of {{p|Gloom}}.
* On Hitmonchan's page, its right arm is the same color as its "clothes."
* In {{p|Lapras}}'s entry, its lower jaw is colored blue instead of cream.
* The Gym Leader section erroneously lists [[Misty]] as [[Celadon City]]'s Gym leader and [[Erika]] as [[Cerulean City]]'s.
* In Lickitung's entry, it states that it will confuse its opponent with its {{m|Wrap}} technique and then attack a maximum of five times with its {{m|Supersonic}}, instead of the other way around.
* In the Deluxe Collector's Edition, Ash's profile lists both {{AP|Pidgeot}} and {{AP|Lapras}} as being in his party despite the fact that by the time Ash caught Lapras, Pidgeot had already left the team and should therefore have been on the list of the other Pokémon he used to own.
* {{p|Pikachu}}'s entry states that its species as a whole has a natural dislike for being held inside [[Poké Ball]]s. This, however, only applies to [[Ash's Pikachu]].
* In the Deluxe Collector's Edition, Sabrina's profile states that "a very goofy {{p|Gengar}} taught her to smile" when it was a {{TP|Sabrina|Haunter}} that did this.
* The entry for {{p|Venusaur}} lists its element as {{t|Grass}}/{{t|Poison}}, and then also lists its element as "Seed". This is a misprint, as while Grass/Poison is its type, "seed" refers to its [[species]], not its type.
* The moves {{m|Flamethrower}} and {{m|Thunderbolt}} do not appear in the first edition.
* {{p|Meowth}}'s entry mentioned how it's the only species that can [[Talking Pokémon|speak a human language]]. Though this applies for {{TRT}}'s {{MTR}}, not the species as a whole, many other species are capable, using telepathy or otherwise.
* In the Deluxe Collector's Edition, the index lists Togepi on page 133, but it is actually on page 155.
* In the Deluxe Collector's Edition, it says in the index that page 133 has information about Togepi but it is, in fact, on page 155.
* In the Deluxe Collector's Edition, Ash's profile lists both {{AP|Pidgeot}} and {{AP|Lapras}} as being in his party, despite the fact that by the time Lapras was caught by Ash, Pidgeot had already left the team and should therefore have been on the list with the other Pokémon he used to own.
* The Gym Leader section incorrectly identifies [[Misty]] as [[Celadon City]]'s Gym leader and [[Erika]] as [[Cerulean City]]'s Gym leader when it should be the other way around.
* In the Deluxe Collector's Edition, Sabrina's profile states that "a very goofy Gengar taught her to smile." In fact, in the anime, it was [[Sabrina's Haunter|a Haunter]] who did this.
* The moves {{m|Flamethrower}} and {{m|Thunderbolt}} do not appear in the first version of the book.
* The back cover asks "''Did you know that the swirls on {{p|Poliwhirl}}'s stomach changes direction when it [[Evolution|evolves]] into {{p|Poliwag}}?''" Poliwag actually evolves into Poliwhirl, not from it.
* The back cover asks "''Did you know that the swirls on {{p|Poliwhirl}}'s stomach changes direction when it [[Evolution|evolves]] into {{p|Poliwag}}?''" Poliwag actually evolves into Poliwhirl, not from it.
* On the back of the Deluxe Collector's Edition, it says ''All you ever wanted to know about Pokémon Trainers {{Ash}}, {{an|Misty}}, {{an|Brock}}, {{TRT}}, and more!'' However, Team Rocket is a villainous team, not a Pokémon Trainer.
* On the back of the Deluxe Collector's Edition, it says ''All you ever wanted to know about Pokémon Trainers {{Ash}}, {{an|Misty}}, {{an|Brock}}, {{TRT}}, and more!'' However, Team Rocket is a villainous team, not a Pokémon Trainer.


==In other languages==
==In other languages==
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Revision as of 22:27, 16 June 2016

Due to technical limitations, The Official Pokémon Handbook #2 and The Official Pokémon Handbook #3 direct here. For pages about those books, see The Official Pokémon Handbook 2 and The Official Pokémon Handbook 3.
The Official Pokémon Handbook
The Official Pokémon Handbook second edition cover.png
ISBN: 0439103975
Published: July 1999
Publisher: Scholastic logo.png
Author: Maria S. Barbo
Preceded By: None
Succeeded By: The Official Pokémon Handbook #2

The Official Pokémon Handbook by Maria S. Barbo is a handbook that was published by Scholastic in July 1999, advertised as "your complete companion to all 150 Pokémon characters!" to serve as a rudimentary, paper version of a Pokédex. Despite this, and like many printed Pokémon books, it has multiple errors and misprints. Its first two versions contain entries for each of the original 150 Generation I Pokémon. The Deluxe Collector's Edition, published on November 1, 1999, features extra content and entries for Mew and Togepi.

Publications

Edition Country Company Date ISBN
First Edition by Scholastic First
Edition 		United States Scholastic Unknown ISBN Unknown
Second Edition by Scholastic Second
Edition 		United States Scholastic July 1999 ISBN 0439103975
Deluxe Edition by Scholastic Deluxe
Edition 		United States Scholastic November 1999 ISBN 0439154049

Entries

The entries for the Pokémon are structured in an easy-to-read page setup. Each Pokémon has either an entire page to itself or shares a page with another member of its evolutionary family.

Each entry is topped with a large box containing the Pokémon's name and National Pokédex number. The color of the box reflects the featured Pokémon's type.

Stock artwork of each Pokémon is the main focus of its entry page. Underneath the picture is a short description about the Pokémon that is similar to a Pokédex entry. Occasionally, a page will also contain a "Pokédex Pick," which is additional information about the Pokémon, often an anecdote about the Pokémon's appearance in the anime.

The sidebar of each entry contains the following stats:

  • Pronunciation
  • Element
  • Type
  • Height (in inches)
  • Weight (in pounds)
  • Techniques (moves the Pokémon will already know)
  • Other Techniques (moves the Pokémon will learn as it levels up)
  • Good Against (lists what type advantages it has over other Pokémon)
  • Bad Against (type disadvantages against other Pokémon)
  • Evolution (Normal, Stone, Trade, or None)
  • Evolves at Level: __

Levels are not given for when Pokémon will learn techniques, although they are listed in the order in which they are learned. Moves that can be learned from TMs are not listed.

At the very bottom of the entry there are evolution chains to show the Pokémon's evolutionary family. Pokémon that do not evolve or have not yet been revealed to evolve do not show an evolution chain.

Other content

The book has an introductory chapter titled "A Word From Professor Oak". The chapter describes the premise of the handbook and the Pokémon world in general (this information is largely influenced by anime canon). It also contains a preface called The Pokémon Journey, an illustrated map of the Kanto region, and another preface, Battle Basics, as well as a How to use this book diagram.

At the end of the book, there is a list of Top 10 Ways to Care for your Pokémon, Secrets of the Gym Leaders, Meet the Elite Four, some FAQs, information about Togepi, a sneak peek of Generation II Pokémon, and a checklist for catching all the Generation I Pokémon and Togepi. The Deluxe Collector's Edition also has information on characters from the anime.

Blurb

Second edition

It's the video game, TV cartoon, and collectible toys that have the whole world going Pokémon crazy. If you're caught up in the whole Pokémon phenomenon, you gotta, gotta, gotta get the inside guide to each and every one of these megapopular pocket pals.

  • THEY'RE ALL HERE!—From Pikachu to Pidgeotto, Squirtle to Snorlax, Charmander to Caterpie.
  • COMPLETE WITH EVERY STAT—Who they'll blow away in battle, their techniques, evolutionary style, and more.
  • SECRET FACTS—Did you know that the swirl on Poliwag's stomach changes direction when it evolves into Poliwhirl? Lots more inside info!
  • TRAINING TIPS—let a weaker Pokémon start a battle and then switch to another before it gets hurt. This is a quick way to build up a Pokémon's experience level.

It's everything you need to become the coolest Pokémon trainer, or the world's greatest Pokémon master!

Deluxe Collector's Edition

If you want to be a Pokémon trainer, you gotta get the DELUXE Collector's guide to all 151 megapopular pocket pals, plus Togepi. Check out what's inside!

  • NEW POKÉMON! The baby Togepi and the super-rare, super-powerful Mew.
  • BONUS POKÉMON POSTER! Starring all 151 Pokémon, plus Togepi.
  • How to join the POKÉMON LEAGUE.
  • The scoop on all eight GYM LEADERS.
  • All you ever wanted to know about POKÉMON TRAINERS Ash, Misty, Brock, Team Rocket, and more!

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO BECOME THE WORLD'S GREATEST POKÉMON MASTER!

Errors

  • Venusaur's entry lists its "element" as Grass/Poison, but also lists its element as "Seed", which should refer to category, not its type.
  • In Beedrill's entry, Psychic is misspelled "Pychic".
  • Pikachu's entry states that the whole species naturally dislikes being held inside Poké Balls, but this should refer only to Ash's Pikachu.
  • Raichu's entry lists its "evolution" as normal when its evolution is by the Thunder Stone and evolution is listed as normal on the final evolution of Pokemon which evolve from leveling up.
  • Meowth's entry mentions that it is the only species that can speak human language, but the only Meowth with this trait belongs to Team Rocket, and only because he taught himself. Furthermore, other Pokémon are capable of speech, telepathically or otherwise.
  • Lickitung's entry states that it will confuse its opponent with its Wrap technique and then attack a maximum of five times with its Supersonic instead of the other way around.
  • Koffing's page notes that James said Koffing "smells like old sneakers soaked in stinkbug juice mixed with some rotten eggs and dead fish with just a touch of skunk fumes!", but he was referring to Gloom when he said this in Pokémon Scent-sation!.
  • In the first edition and early printings of the second, Hitmonlee and Hitmonchan's entries state that they do not evolve, yet both contain an evolution chain graphic suggesting that the former evolves into the latter. Later printings and the Deluxe Collector's Edition fix this.
  • On Hitmonchan's page, its right arm is the same color as its "clothes."
  • The Gym Leader section erroneously lists Misty as Celadon City's Gym leader and Erika as Cerulean City's.
  • In the Deluxe Collector's Edition, Ash's profile lists both Pidgeot and Lapras as being in his party despite the fact that by the time Ash caught Lapras, Pidgeot had already left the team and should therefore have been on the list of the other Pokémon he used to own.
  • In the Deluxe Collector's Edition, Sabrina's profile states that "a very goofy Gengar taught her to smile" when it was a Haunter that did this.
  • The moves Flamethrower and Thunderbolt do not appear in the first edition.
  • In the Deluxe Collector's Edition, the index lists Togepi on page 133, but it is actually on page 155.
  • The back cover asks "Did you know that the swirls on Poliwhirl's stomach changes direction when it evolves into Poliwag?" Poliwag actually evolves into Poliwhirl, not from it.
  • On the back of the Deluxe Collector's Edition, it says All you ever wanted to know about Pokémon Trainers Ash, Misty, Brock, Team Rocket, and more! However, Team Rocket is a villainous team, not a Pokémon Trainer.

In other languages

Language Title
Croatia Flag.png Croatian Službeni Pokémon Priručnik
Canada Flag.png Canadian French Le Guide officiel de Pokémon
Germany Flag.png German Das offizielle Pokémon Handbuch
Italy Flag.png Italian Il grande libro ufficiale dei Pokémon
Poland Flag.png Polish Wielka księga Pokémon. Złap je wszystkie!
Brazil Flag.png Brazilian Portuguese Manual Oficial do Pokémon
Russia Flag.png Russian Справочник чемпиона покемонов
Sweden Flag.png Swedish Den officiella Pokémon-Handboken


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