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[[File:Best of Adventures Red.png|thumb|right|120px|The Best of Pokémon Adventures: Red, the first volume in the series]]
'''The Best of Pokémon Adventures''' is the title of two compilations of [[Pokémon Special|Pokémon Adventures]] released by Viz in 2006. The books produce a sample of chapters from the first two arcs, as opposed to the earlier releases that followed the story all the way through.
'''The Best of Pokémon Adventures''' is the title of two compilations of the [[Pokémon Adventures]] {{pkmn|manga}} released by [[VIZ Media]] in 2006. The books contain a sample of chapters from the first two story arcs.


==Red volume==
Both volumes are based on VIZ Media's first edition of Pokémon Adventures and retain the flipped, left-to-right reading format of the original publication. The success of the compilation volumes resulted in VIZ Media re-releasing the entire series, including volumes based on games made after the initial run ended (starting with ''Gold'' and ''Silver'' after the second edition of the final Yellow volume was published), from [[Pokémon Adventures volume 1|volume one]] beginning in June 2009. For the new run of the manga, the format was reverted to the original Japanese right-to-left page order.
The {{Special|Red}} volume is comprised of chapters from the [[Red, Green & Blue chapter (Special)|Red, Green & Blue arc]]. It features the opening five chapters, the three introductory chapters of {{Adventures|Green}}, the two chapters where Red aquired {{p|Gyarados}} and the tournament at the end.


{| {{bluetable2}} style="margin: auto;"
There are two volumes in the series:
|-
* [[The Best of Pokémon Adventures: Red]]
! Chapter
* [[The Best of Pokémon Adventures: Yellow]]
! Code
! Title
|-
| 1
| [[PS001]]
| A Glimpse of the Glow
|-
| 2
| [[PS002]]
| Bulbasaur, Come Home!
|-
| 3
| [[PS003]]
| The Secret of Kangaskhan
|-
| 4
| [[PS004]]
| Wanted: Pikachu!
|-
| 5
| [[PS005]]
| Onix is On!
|-
| 6
| [[PS015]]
| Wartortle Wars
|-
| 7
| [[PS016]]
| Tauros the Tyrant
|-
| 8
| [[PS017]]
| The Jynx Jinx
|-
| 9
| [[PS024]]
| What a Dragonite
|-
| 10
| [[PS025]]
| You know... Articuno!
|-
| 11
| [[PS039]]
| Just a Spearow Carrier
|-
| 12
| [[PS040]]
| A Charizard...and a Champion
|}


==Yellow volume==
==Trivia==
The {{Special|Yellow}} volume is comprised of chapters from the [[Yellow chapter (Special)|Yellow arc]].  It features the two opening chapters, [[Bill]] and Yellow's battle with [[Lorelei]], two standalone chapters of Yellow travelling and the final battle between Yellow and [[Lance]].
{{bulbanews|Nickelodeon Magazine gives The Best of Pokémon Adventures award}}
* In 2009, The Best of Pokémon Adventures won the ''Favorite Manga Series'' award in {{wp|Nickelodeon Magazine}}'s Nickelodeon Comics Awards.


{| {{bluetable2}} style="margin: auto;"
{{Adventures releases}}
|-
{{-}}
! Chapter
{{Project Manga notice}}
! Code
! Title
|-
| 1
| [[PS041]]
| Ponyta Tale
|-
| 2
| [[PS042]]
| Do do that Doduo
|-
| 3
| [[PS044]]
| Do wrong, Dewgong!
|-
| 4
| rowspan="2" | [[PS045]]
| Cloystered
|-
| 5
| Raging Rattata
|-
| 6
| [[PS054]]
| Pidgeotto pick-me-up
|-
| 7
| [[PS063]]
| Extricated from Exeggutor
|-
| 8
| [[PS082]]
| Eradicate Raticate!
|-
| 9
| [[PS086]]
| Double Dragonair
|-
| 10
| [[PS087]]
| Rhyhorn Rising
|-
| 11
| [[PS088]]
| The Beedrill all and end all
|-
| 12
| [[PS089]]
| The might of... Metapod!?
|-
| 13
| [[PS090]]
| The legend
|}


[[Category:Pokémon Special]]
[[Category:Pokémon Adventures]]
 
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Latest revision as of 17:23, 23 February 2018

The Best of Pokémon Adventures: Red, the first volume in the series

The Best of Pokémon Adventures is the title of two compilations of the Pokémon Adventures manga released by VIZ Media in 2006. The books contain a sample of chapters from the first two story arcs.

Both volumes are based on VIZ Media's first edition of Pokémon Adventures and retain the flipped, left-to-right reading format of the original publication. The success of the compilation volumes resulted in VIZ Media re-releasing the entire series, including volumes based on games made after the initial run ended (starting with Gold and Silver after the second edition of the final Yellow volume was published), from volume one beginning in June 2009. For the new run of the manga, the format was reverted to the original Japanese right-to-left page order.

There are two volumes in the series:

Trivia

  • In 2009, The Best of Pokémon Adventures won the Favorite Manga Series award in Nickelodeon Magazine's Nickelodeon Comics Awards.


Volumes: Regular volumesOmnibus volumesBoxed sets
Mini-volumes: Monthly issues (VIZ) • Black and White (VIZKurokawa) • XY (ShogakukanVIZ)
Omega Ruby Alpha Sapphire (ShogakukanVIZ) • Sun & Moon (ShogakukanVIZ)
Sword & Shield (ShogakukanVIZ) • Scarlet & Violet (Shogakukan)
Other: Pokémon Ranger: The ComicPokémon Ranger: The Comic – Shadows of Almia
The Best of Pokémon AdventuresPokémon the ComicThe Art of Pokémon Adventures 2016 Con ExclusiveThe Art of Pokémon AdventuresPokéSPedia


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