Pokémon Trainer Guess

Pokémon Trainer Guess
Pokémon Trainer Guess Kanto Edition
Release date(s)	2017-2023
Type	Electronic toys
Age	6+
Region	United States
Manufacturer	Zanzoon
External Links Official Product Page on Zanzoon.net

The Pokémon Trainer Guess series is a series of self-contained electronic games toys manufactured by Zanzoon and distributed by Ultra Pro Entertainment. They are a companion series of electronics to the Pokémon Trainer Trivia, Pokémon Trainer Mission, Pokémon Trainer Challenge, Pokémon Trainer Expert, and Pokémon Trainer Ultimate. Each device is modeled after a different type of Poké Ball.

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Contents

Included in each edition:

• x1 Electronic Poké Ball
• x1 Trainer Field Guide
• x3 AAA batteries included

Gameplay

In order to begin play, the game must be turned on via the Poké Ball's electronic button. The toy will then use its speakers to talk to the player, prompting them to think of a Pokémon for the Trainer Guess toy to guess. Saying "OK" will confirm to the device of the player's chosen Pokémon. The device will then ask a series of questions in order to guess the chosen Pokémon. Once a question has been asked, players must answer with either a "yes", "no", "I don't know" or "depends". If the Trainer guess toy guesses the correct Pokémon, then the chosen Pokémon will be added to the player's collection. The included Trainer field guide can be used to check which Pokémon are added to the collection.

If the player didn't hear the question, they can say "say it again" for the Trainer Guess toy to repeat the question. To change a previous answer, players can state "go back" when the device is silent. It can go back as far as the first question if the player repeatedly says to go back. Pressing the Poké Ball's button again will switch the device off. Alternatively, the device will automatically switch off after inactivity for 60 seconds.

Players can check their electronic collection at anytime by holding down the electronic button for 2 seconds. The device will stop the current guessing game and then tell the player what Pokémon they have in their collection, how many they have left. The collection can be reset by first using a screwdriver to open the device's battery compartment. Then by pressing and holding the Poké Ball button down while closing the battery compartment down, the player should hear a "We now have 0 Pokémon" prompt, indicating the collection has been reset.

Editions

Image	Edition	Release Year	Field Guide link
	Kanto Edition (Poké Ball)	2017	[1]
	Johto Edition (Great Ball)	2018	[2]
	Hoenn Edition (Ultra Ball)	2019	[3]
	Ash's Adventures (Master Ball)	2020	[4]
	Legacy Edition (Metallic Poké Ball)	2021	[5]
	Sinnoh Edition (Premier Ball)	2022	[6]
	Champions Edition (Timer Ball)	2023	[7]
	Unova Edition (Net Ball)	2023	N/A

Trivia

• In 2023, the Pokémon Trainer Guess: Champions Edition electronic game has won the Top Holiday Toy Award from The Toy Insider.

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This article is part of Project Merchandise, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on all Pokémon toys, dolls, books, and collectible merchandise.