Panini Comics

Panini Comics
Panini Comics logo
Founded	1994
Headquarters	Modena, Italy
Type	Division
Owner(s)	Panini Group
Industry	Publishing
Website Italy: panini.it UK: panini.co.uk

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Panini Comics is an international publishing company headquartered in Italy. They publish comics and manga in several different languages worldwide, including Pokémon manga. Internationally, they often publish manga under their Planet Manga imprint.

To date, Panini Comics has published Pokémon manga in Argentina, Brazil, Germany, Italy, Mexico, and the Netherlands.

Their subsidiary publishes Pokémon Official Magazine in various countries.

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• Pokémon titles licensed by Panini Comics
  • Argentina
  • Brazil
  • Germany
  • Italy
  • Mexico
  • Netherlands
• External links
• Related articles

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Pokémon titles licensed by Panini Comics

Argentina

• Pokémon Adventures (regular tankōbon volumes; each arc with its own numbering)
  • Red, Green & Blue arc (2021, three volumes)
  • Yellow arc (2022-2023, four volumes)
  • Gold, Silver & Crystal arc (2023-2025, seven volumes)
  • Ruby & Sapphire arc (2024-present, ongoing)
  • FireRed & LeafGreen arc (2025-present, ongoing)
  • Emerald arc (2025, three volumes)
  • Black & White arc (2024-present, ongoing)

Brazil

• Pokémon Adventures (regular tankōbon volumes; each arc with its own numbering)
  • Red, Green & Blue arc (2016-2017, three volumes)
  • Yellow arc (2017, four volumes)
  • Gold, Silver & Crystal arc (2018-2019, seven volumes)
  • Ruby & Sapphire arc (2019-2020, eight volumes)
  • FireRed & LeafGreen arc (2021, three volumes)
  • Emerald arc (2021-2022, three volumes)
  • Diamond & Pearl arc (2022-2023, eight volumes)
  • Platinum arc (2024, two volumes)
  • HeartGold & SoulSilver arc (2024, two volumes)
  • Black & White arc (2014-2015, nine volumes)
  • Black 2 & White 2 arc (2024-2025, three volumes)
  • X & Y arc (2025-present, ongoing)

Germany

• Pokémon Adventures (regular tankōbon volumes; continuous numbering between arcs; under the title Pokémon – Die ersten Abenteuer)
  • Red, Green & Blue and Yellow arcs (2016-2017, seven volumes)
  • Gold, Silver & Crystal arc (2017-2018, eight volumes)
  • Ruby & Sapphire arc (2018-2019, eight volumes)
  • FireRed & LeafGreen arc (2019, three volumes)
  • Emerald arc (2019-2020, four volumes)
  • Diamond & Pearl and Platinum arcs (2020-2021, eleven volumes)
  • HeartGold & SoulSilver arc (2022, two volumes)

• Pokémon Adventures (regular tankōbon volumes; each arc with its own numbering)
  • Black & White arc (2013-2015, nine volumes)
  • Black 2 & White 2 arc (2018-2021, four volumes)

• Pokémon Adventures (Shogakukan's mini-volume format; each arc with its own numbering)
  • X & Y arc (2015-2017, six volumes)
  • Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire arc (2017, three volumes)
  • Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon arc (2019-2020, six volumes)
  • Sword & Shield arc (2021-2024, seven volumes)
  • Scarlet & Violet arc (2024-present, ongoing)

• Pokémon Adventures (regular-edition omnibus volumes; each arc with its own numbering; under the title Pokémon - Die großen Abenteuer)
  • Red, Green & Blue and Yellow arcs (2025, three volumes)
  • Gold, Silver & Crystal arc (2025, three volumes)
  • Ruby & Sapphire arc (2026, three volumes)

• Pokémon Adventures (limited-edition omnibus volumes in boxed sets; each arc with its own numbering)
  • Red, Green & Blue and Yellow arcs (2021, three volumes)
  • Black & White arc (2023, three volumes)
  • X & Y arc (2022, three volumes)
  • Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon arc (2022, three volumes)

• Pokémon Journeys (four regular tankōbon volumes; 2022-2023)

Italy

• Magical Pokémon Journey (first two monthly issues; 2000-2001)
• Pokémon Adventures (first ten monthly issues)

Mexico

• Pokémon Adventures (regular tankōbon volumes; each arc with its own numbering)
  • Red, Green & Blue arc (2017, three volumes)
  • Yellow arc (2017-2018, four volumes)
  • Gold, Silver & Crystal arc (2018-2019, seven volumes)
  • Ruby & Sapphire arc (2019-2020, eight volumes)
  • FireRed & LeafGreen arc (2021, three volumes)
  • Emerald arc (2022, three volumes)
  • Diamond & Pearl arc (2022-2024, eight volumes)
  • Platinum arc (2024, two volumes)
  • HeartGold & SoulSilver arc (2024, two volumes)
  • Black & White arc (2016, nine volumes)
  • Black 2 & White 2 arc (2024-2025, three volumes)
  • X & Y arc (2025-present, ongoing)

Netherlands

• Pokémon Adventures (regular tankōbon volumes; continuous numbering between arcs; under the title Pokémon - Het grote Avontuur)
  • Red, Green & Blue and Yellow arcs (2023-2024, seven volumes)
  • Gold, Silver & Crystal arc (2024-2025, eight volumes)
  • Ruby & Sapphire arc (2025-present, ongoing)

External links

• Official website (Italian)
  • Official website (English)
• Panini Comics on Wikipedia

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