Denyusha

Denyusha Co., Ltd. 電遊社
Denyusha logo
Founded	April 8, 2002
Headquarters	Kyoto, Japan
Type	Subsidiary
Owner(s)	MissingLink
Industry	Video games
Website Worldwide: denyu-sha.co.jp

Denyusha Co., Ltd. (Japanese: 電遊社(でんゆしゃ) Denyu-sha) is a Japanese game development studio. Denyusha was founded in Kyoto, Japan on April 8, 2002. Denyusha develops multi-platform games as well as managing online games. The CEO is Shogo Hayashi. The only Pokémon games that Denyusha has developed are for the Pokémon mini.

Denyusha's parent company, MissingLink, developed the Mobile Trainer for use with the Mobile Game Boy Adapter as part of the Mobile System GB.

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• Games
• Peripherals
• External links
• See also

Contents

Games

• Pichu Bros. mini
• Pokémon Party mini
• Pokémon Zany Cards

Peripherals

• Mobile Trainer

External links

• Official website (Japanese)
  • Official website (English)
• Denyusha on NintendoWiki

See also

Companies The Pokémon Company The Pokémon Company International (The Pokémon Company International Ireland • The Pokémon Company International Mexico • Millennium Print Group) • Pokémon Korea • Pokémon Center Co., Ltd. • Pokémon Singapore • Pokémon Shanghai • Pokémon Taiwan • Genius Sonority • The Pokémon Works • Pokémon with You Foundation Animation & movies 4Kids Entertainment • Bang Zoom! Studios • Deluxe • DuArt Media Services • Framestore • Iyuno • Miramax • Moving Picture Company • OLM, Inc. • TAJ Productions • Toho • Universal Pictures Home Entertainment • The Walt Disney Company • Warner Bros. Books & strategy guides Golden Books • Media Factory • Prima Games • Scholastic • Simon & Schuster (Pikachu Press) • Studio BentStuff Collectible cards Artbox • ConceptLab • D.A.G Inc. • Edibas Collections • Excell Brands • KASSEN • Meiji • N-DESIGN Inc. • Studio Bora Inc. • Topps • Toyste Beach • whomor Inc. • Wizards of the Coast Manga Chuang Yi • Outland forlag • Panini Comics • Shogakukan (Shogakukan Asia) • VIZ Media Merchandise & retail Blokees • Funko • GameStop • Good Smile Company • Hasbro • Jakks Pacific • Jazwares • Jollibee • JR Kikaku • Keeppley • Kotobukiya • Play by Play • Re-Ment • RK9 Labs • Takara Tomy • The Hershey Company • Toy Factory • Uniqlo • Zanzoon Video games Bandai Namco • Creatures, Inc. (Ambrella) • DeNA • Denyusha • Game Freak • HAL Laboratory, Inc. • HEROZ • Hudson Soft • ILCA • Jupiter Corporation • Koei Tecmo • Nintendo (Mario Club • Nintendo of America • Nintendo System Development) • ORBITALLINK Inc. • PLANETA • Scopely (Scopely Explore) • Sega • SELECT BUTTON inc. • Spike Chunsoft

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