Pokémon X•Y, Vol. 6

Pokémon X•Y VIZ Media Mini-volumes (Half-edition) #6

by Hidenori Kusaka, Satoshi Yamamoto (Illustrator)

Awesome adventures inspired by the best-selling Pokémon X and Y video games! All your favorite Pokémon game characters jump out of the screen into the pages of this action-packed manga!

Team Flare uses mind control to force the Vaniville townspeople to transport a huge tree containing Legendary Pokémon Xerneas to help them complete their ultimate weapon! Can X and his friends stop them and rescue Y’s mother from their clutches…? Luckily Trainers Gurkinn, Korrina and Diantha arrive to help—each with a Mega-Evolving Pokémon!

Who will be the latest addition to X’s Pokémon team…?

Genres: Manga, Graphic Novels, Action, Adventure, Graphic Novels Manga

96 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 2016

About the author

Created the Pokemon Adventures series.

Also made a Pokemon Rangers/ Almia manga. It is based on the game Pokemon Rangers, Shadows of Almia

Also known as : 日下秀憲

Reviews

[Ron Bandy]

No i am not biased. it deserves it.

[Jessi]

I maybe shouldn't have, but I found it really funny that Clemont ended up in Team Flare's base, and the evil scientist was just like, "Hey, I'm too busy, so you do this for me. 'Kay, bye."

I really hate Malva, but I also think she's so bad ass. Braixen's so well trained and awesome, and she's always so composed like she's used to taking care of business.

Though the kids have made a decision to go on the offensive against Team Flare in an effort to relieve Y from having to take the reins, it backfires on them. It strains their relationship even more because they now have contrasting goals. Y wants to help her mom and the mind controlled villagers, and the others want to follow them as they cart the tree that is Xerneas to the hide out.

Y's mom also is pushing against the mind control in her worry over her daughter and acting as a sort of catalyst for the start of an all out chaotic battle. Korrina, Gurkin, and Diantha even enter the fray.

X is gifted an unruly Gengar making fast friends and totally dominating with an awesome looking Mega-Gengar. Good stuff. Well, my eyes were rolling a bit from how quickly X was able get Gengar to help, considering he was too undisciplined even for Gurkin, but whatever, it's fine.

Korrina gets hurt pretty badly and her key stone is stolen, and Malva and Diantha end up burying underground their fates unknown.

[Julieanne]

I enjoyed this book. It was nice seeing characters who didn't interact in the games, teaming up in this manga volume.

[David Doel]

Finally, some action!

[TomintheSnow]

Action-packed with lots of character battles. Where did Sylveon come from though?

[Paige Turner]

The manga finally has high stakes where the main character is actually doing something and has actual desires outside of wanting to go home.

[Noelle]

Action packed! Team Flare is getting closer to completing the Ultimate Weapon. It’s all hands on deck for the protagonists—they went through a lot in this volume.

[Harrison Delahunty]

Eh.

I liked Gengar!

It’s impressive how things manage to feel so rushed and so tepid at the same time.

[Vhfgduig]

cool

[Wesley and Fernie]

Team Flare’s plan makes so much more sense in the manga than in the game. It’s a way better story, although you don’t get to see a lot of the Kalos region.