Pokémon Adventures volume 9: Difference between revisions

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

Rounds

• Round 104 - VS. Ariados
• Round 105 - VS. Smeargle
• Round 106 - VS. Sudowoodo
• Round 107 - VS. Gligar
• Round 108 - VS. Quilava
• Round 109 - VS. Ampharos
• Round 110 - VS. Piloswine
• Round 111 - VS. Tyranitar
• Round 112 - VS. Red Gyarados
• Round 113 - VS. Delibird (Part I)
• Round 114 - VS. Delibird (Part II)
• Round 115 - VS. Forretress
• Round 116 - VS. Scizor

Important events

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

Party changes

Additions

• Utaro in PS106
• Togetaro in PS107
• Red Gyarados in PS112

Evolutions

• Exbo in PS108
• Polibo in PS109 (Twice)
• Kingdra in PS109

Trivia

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

Errors

• 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 Sneasal.
  • Gold's Sudowoodo, Utaro, is referred to as Aipom.
  • Kingdra was referred to as Kingora.
  • Tyranitar was also referred to as Kingora.
  • The Template:Type2 was referred to as the Evil-type.
  • Sneasel only had one type (the Evil-type), though it is also part Template:Type2.
  • Kingdra's trainer was listed as Dragon, instead of its secondary type being Dragon.
    • 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.

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