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ポケットモンスター ホライズン #1
Pokémon Horizon 01
¡ADAPTACIÓN DE POKÉMON SOL Y LUNA POR EL AUTOR DE INAZUMA ELEVEN!
Akira llega a Alola dispuesto a pasar unas fantásticas vacaciones de verano en el archipiélago tropical, tostándose al sol y sin pegar ni golpe. Pero su encuentro fortuito con Rockruff, un Pokémon con aspecto canino que tiene una voluntad de hierro, despierta en él el deseo de convertirse en Entrenador Pokémon y ayudar a su nuevo amigo en su misión.
Akira llega a Alola dispuesto a pasar unas fantásticas vacaciones de verano en el archipiélago tropical, tostándose al sol y sin pegar ni golpe. Pero su encuentro fortuito con Rockruff, un Pokémon con aspecto canino que tiene una voluntad de hierro, despierta en él el deseo de convertirse en Entrenador Pokémon y ayudar a su nuevo amigo en su misión.
180 pages, Paperback
First published February 28, 2017
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Displaying 1 - 17 of 17 reviews
July 22, 2018
Cute! I'd probably rate it higher, but I don't like the trope of "dude who doesn't know anything about [field] meets girl who is already serious about and accomplished in [field], she trains him, and he is soon an epic hero of [field] while she is stuck on the sidelines." (See also: The LEGO Movie, Ant-Man, a huge number of other stories in popular culture.)
Akira is a boy who, as of the start of this novel, does not know what a Pokémon trainer is. Mana is already training to be "the best Pokémon trainer she can be," which frankly sounds a little un-ambitious when you think of how Ash's goal was always to be "the very best, like no one ever was." Like . . . are they already setting Mana up to not compete with Akira? And then we learn almost nothing about her - she's entirely a support character for Akira.
I do have to give this manga credit for one thing: we see Akira and his Pokémon partner Rockruff lose a fight (to Tokio and his mysterious Pokémon). It bugs me when the hero never loses. Having a Big Bad show up early and beat the hero really adds to the tension, IMO, and gives the hero a goal to strive toward.
You can read my full review on No Flying No Tights.
Akira is a boy who, as of the start of this novel, does not know what a Pokémon trainer is. Mana is already training to be "the best Pokémon trainer she can be," which frankly sounds a little un-ambitious when you think of how Ash's goal was always to be "the very best, like no one ever was." Like . . . are they already setting Mana up to not compete with Akira? And then we learn almost nothing about her - she's entirely a support character for Akira.
I do have to give this manga credit for one thing: we see Akira and his Pokémon partner Rockruff lose a fight (to Tokio and his mysterious Pokémon). It bugs me when the hero never loses. Having a Big Bad show up early and beat the hero really adds to the tension, IMO, and gives the hero a goal to strive toward.
You can read my full review on No Flying No Tights.
March 4, 2022
Rockruff evoluciona!!!
August 6, 2018
Exactly what you would expect from the Pokemon series: a gung-ho shounen protagonist who isn't really knowledgeable about the Poke-world though not dumb, a level-headed female character, and a cute (poke)mon with an unquenchable fighting power. Cute drawings but nothing spectacular.
November 29, 2022
Welcome to Alola. Here's our main character Akira. He knows almost nothing about Pokémon. Here's Rockruff. He's special (and stubborn) and Akira decides to become his trainer after they manage to defeat a Drampa with Rockruff's mysterious power. So Akira sets out to be a Pokémon trainer and tackle the Island Challenge (since he's on vacation and all...no idea what's going to happen once he goes home). He meets a friend, a foe, an enemy, and a whole team of bad guys who want to take over the world. (Not Team Skull)
An easy to read, power of friendship, believing in yourself, adventure. (I don't know why, but Pokémon manga always makes me want to color in the pictures)
This series has 2 volumes.
An easy to read, power of friendship, believing in yourself, adventure. (I don't know why, but Pokémon manga always makes me want to color in the pictures)

This series has 2 volumes.
December 15, 2018
Both the art and the story in this series seemed pretty mediocre, especially when put side-by-side with other Pokemon standalones like Diamond and Pearl Adventure. Still, the last chapter was interesting enough for me to continue on to the other half of the series.
February 13, 2022
I liked it quite a bit! It's different enough from the other Pokémon stories to stand out. I hope the next volume will be great as well. I love self contained stories in manga. Most series are 10+ volumes. So if it's great and short, I almost always like it a lot.
September 15, 2023
This is such a cute manga. I love the art, the art make the Pokémon so much cuter and I love how their are some Pokémon characters from the sun and moon games and show.
I love how funny but focused the main character is. He is so relatable in some ways. I am excited to read volume 2 soon.
I love how funny but focused the main character is. He is so relatable in some ways. I am excited to read volume 2 soon.
March 7, 2020
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June 20, 2021
Nice side manga to the anime, it's a fun story that doesn't belong to Ash.
November 23, 2021
THEY CHANGED EVERYTHING I LIKE ABOUT THE ALOLA REGION WHAT THE HECK DUDE
July 11, 2022
3.5 stars
December 12, 2022
I'm not much for graphic novels but my 4 year old grandson really liked it.
May 1, 2023
Excellent artwork.
July 7, 2026
今週までこの漫画のことは知らなかったのですが、本屋で見つけてすぐに買っちゃいました。かわいいお話です。主人公のポケモンがイワンコで、すっかり心をつかまれました。
November 6, 2019
I have read this a year ago but forgot to add it.
This was nice..
This was nice..
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