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'''Yellow''' (Japanese: '''第二章 イエロー編''' ''The Second Chapter: Yellow'') is the second {{adv|chapter}} of the [[Pokémon Adventures]] manga and it consists of four volumes with fifty rounds. It began serialization in May 1998, and ended in November 1999.
'''''Yellow''''', officially styled as '''''The Second Chapter: Yellow''''' (Japanese: '''第二章 イエロー編''' ''The Second Chapter: Yellow'') is the second story arc of the [[Pokémon Adventures]] manga and it consists of four volumes with fifty chapters. It began serialization in May 1998, and ended in November 1999.


This chapter features the journeys of {{adv|Yellow}} through [[Kanto]] trying to find {{adv|Red}} after Red's beaten-up [[Pika]]chu ends up at the doorstep at [[Professor Oak's Laboratory|Oak's Lab]]. In the meantime of finding Red, Yellow gets attacked by the members of the [[Elite Four]] and their quest to create a utopia for Pokémon by wiping out most of humanity.
This arc features the journeys of {{adv|Yellow}} through [[Kanto]] trying to find {{adv|Red}} after Red's beaten-up [[Pika]]chu ends up at the doorstep at [[Professor Oak's Laboratory|Oak's Lab]]. In the meantime of finding Red, Yellow gets attacked by the members of the [[Elite Four]] and their quest to create a utopia for Pokémon by wiping out most of humanity.


In [[VIZ Media]]'s first translation of Pokémon Adventures, this chapter is known as "Yellow Caballero".
In [[VIZ Media]]'s first translation of Pokémon Adventures, this arc is known as "Yellow Caballero".


==Volumes==
==Volumes==
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===Monthly issues===
===Monthly issues===
{{main|List of Pokémon Adventures monthly issues#Yellow chapter|List of Pokémon Adventures monthly issues → Yellow chapter}}
{{main|List of Pokémon Adventures monthly issues#Yellow chapter|List of Pokémon Adventures monthly issues → Yellow chapter}}
Beginning in September 1999, VIZ Media released the {{chap|Red, Green & Blue}} and the ''Yellow'' chapter as a series of monthly comic books, preceding their collected volume releases of the manga. In total, 22 monthly single issues were released of the ''Yellow'' chapter.
Beginning in September 1999, VIZ Media released the {{MangaArc|Red, Green & Blue}} and the ''Yellow'' arc as a series of monthly comic books, preceding their collected volume releases of the manga. In total, 22 monthly single issues were released of the ''Yellow'' arc.


===In other languages===
===In other languages===
====European French====
====European French====
Beginning in June 2014, {{pmin|France|European French}} publisher Kurokawa began releasing the {{chap|Red, Green & Blue}} and the ''Yellow'' chapter together as a series of three omnibus volumes. While the {{chap|Red, Green & Blue}} and the ''Yellow'' chapter had been previously released in France by publisher Glénat, these volumes feature a new translation. Kurokawa's omnibus volumes contain all the adventure route maps from the original Japanese volumes, but lack the character introduction pages from the beginning of the volumes.
Beginning in June 2014, {{pmin|France|European French}} publisher Kurokawa began releasing the {{MangaArc|Red, Green & Blue}} and the ''Yellow'' arc together as a series of three omnibus volumes. While the {{MangaArc|Red, Green & Blue}} and the ''Yellow'' arc had been previously released in France by publisher Glénat, these volumes feature a new translation. Kurokawa's omnibus volumes contain all the adventure route maps from the original Japanese volumes, but lack the character introduction pages from the beginning of the volumes.
* [[Pokémon Adventures omnibus 2|Volume 2]]
* [[Pokémon Adventures omnibus 2|Volume 2]]
* [[Pokémon Adventures omnibus 3|Volume 3]]
* [[Pokémon Adventures omnibus 3|Volume 3]]


==Rounds==
==Chapters==
{{main|List of rounds in the second chapter of Pokémon Adventures}}
{{main|List of chapters in the Yellow arc of Pokémon Adventures}}


==Important events==
==Important events==
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* This chapter is technically the only arc of Pokémon Adventures not named after a main series game, as the [[Pokémon Yellow Version|corresponding game]] was known as '''Pocket Monsters Pikachu''' in Japan. Despite this, the game is called '''Pokémon Yellow Version''' in every other country.
* This arc is technically the only arc of Pokémon Adventures not named after a main series game, as the [[Pokémon Yellow Version|corresponding game]] was known as '''Pocket Monsters Pikachu''' in Japan. Despite this, the game is called '''Pokémon Yellow Version''' in every other country.
* This is the only chapter released before its corresponding game. The first chapter was serialized in May 1998, while Pokémon Yellow Version came out in September of that year.
* This is the only arc released before its corresponding game. The first arc was serialized in May 1998, while Pokémon Yellow Version came out in September of that year.


{{Project Manga notice}}
{{Project Manga notice}}


[[Category:Pokémon Adventures chapters]]
[[Category:Pokémon Adventures arcs]]


[[de:Gelb Arc]]
[[de:Gelb Arc]]

Revision as of 22:42, 26 August 2023

Red, Green & Blue arc
Pokémon Adventures
Gold, Silver & Crystal arc
Yellow
Yellow chapter.png
Yellow and Pika
Chapters 50
(PS041 - PS090)
Region Kanto
Preceded by Red, Green & Blue arc
Followed by Gold, Silver & Crystal arc

Yellow, officially styled as The Second Chapter: Yellow (Japanese: 第二章 イエロー編 The Second Chapter: Yellow) is the second story arc of the Pokémon Adventures manga and it consists of four volumes with fifty chapters. It began serialization in May 1998, and ended in November 1999.

This arc features the journeys of Yellow through Kanto trying to find Red after Red's beaten-up Pikachu ends up at the doorstep at Oak's Lab. In the meantime of finding Red, Yellow gets attacked by the members of the Elite Four and their quest to create a utopia for Pokémon by wiping out most of humanity.

In VIZ Media's first translation of Pokémon Adventures, this arc is known as "Yellow Caballero".

Volumes

Monthly issues

Main article: List of Pokémon Adventures monthly issues → Yellow chapter

Beginning in September 1999, VIZ Media released the Red, Green & Blue arc and the Yellow arc as a series of monthly comic books, preceding their collected volume releases of the manga. In total, 22 monthly single issues were released of the Yellow arc.

In other languages

European French

Beginning in June 2014, European French publisher Kurokawa began releasing the Red, Green & Blue arc and the Yellow arc together as a series of three omnibus volumes. While the Red, Green & Blue arc and the Yellow arc had been previously released in France by publisher Glénat, these volumes feature a new translation. Kurokawa's omnibus volumes contain all the adventure route maps from the original Japanese volumes, but lack the character introduction pages from the beginning of the volumes.

Chapters

Main article: List of chapters in the Yellow arc of Pokémon Adventures

Important events

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Main article: Timeline of events in the second chapter of Pokémon Adventures

Party changes

Additions

The following Pokémon are obtained:

Evolutions

The following Pokémon evolve:

Gym battles

Yellow does not defeat any Gym Leaders.

Trivia

  • This arc is technically the only arc of Pokémon Adventures not named after a main series game, as the corresponding game was known as Pocket Monsters Pikachu in Japan. Despite this, the game is called Pokémon Yellow Version in every other country.
  • This is the only arc released before its corresponding game. The first arc was serialized in May 1998, while Pokémon Yellow Version came out in September of that year.
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