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Pocket Monsters: Festival of Champions
The Indigo League: the ultimate challenge for Pokémon trainers. Structured like a massive tournament, anyone eager to show off their Pokémon can participate, from rookies to gym leaders to even the Elite Four themselves.
This is the story of Red, Blue, and Green, three friends who decide to partake in the tournament.
(Available in various places online, but has apparently also been licensed, so I'll refrain from linking to a free site.)
This is the story of Red, Blue, and Green, three friends who decide to partake in the tournament.
(Available in various places online, but has apparently also been licensed, so I'll refrain from linking to a free site.)
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Published August 1, 2017
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January 9, 2025
Genuinely has no right being this good. It's absurd how great it is.
This is the thing to read if you played Pokémon red and blue and gold and silver and that when you were a kid and want a story that will evoke the same sort of feelings and emotions in you as an adult that pokemon evoked in you as a kid.
It's all about following your dreams and forging bonds with Pokémon and the amazingness of Pokémon but at a level of sophistication and maturity adults can appreciate and read to make them feel like kids again.
Genuinely shocked this is a doujinshi as it's clearly better than literally everything official ever made. Absolute madness this guy hasn't been snapped up by the pokemon company to do this professionally for them under licence (albeit likely with some edits).
This is the thing to read if you played Pokémon red and blue and gold and silver and that when you were a kid and want a story that will evoke the same sort of feelings and emotions in you as an adult that pokemon evoked in you as a kid.
It's all about following your dreams and forging bonds with Pokémon and the amazingness of Pokémon but at a level of sophistication and maturity adults can appreciate and read to make them feel like kids again.
Genuinely shocked this is a doujinshi as it's clearly better than literally everything official ever made. Absolute madness this guy hasn't been snapped up by the pokemon company to do this professionally for them under licence (albeit likely with some edits).
February 12, 2021
This thing is still being written, but nothing new has come out in over a year, so now that I'm caught up, I'll just leave it here as read.
A solid fan-made story about the three famous Pokémon trainers from Pallet Town - Red, Green, and Blue. If you've got Pokémon in your background and like a good story, this one is worth reading. It's easy to find for free online and I can send folks the link if you really want it.
Unfortunately, this is basically 13 and a half comics that have been written so far. I suspect more will come in the future, but go in knowing the story is unfinished and it will probably be awhile before it finds a true conclusion.
Still, very good stuff: 4/5
A solid fan-made story about the three famous Pokémon trainers from Pallet Town - Red, Green, and Blue. If you've got Pokémon in your background and like a good story, this one is worth reading. It's easy to find for free online and I can send folks the link if you really want it.
Unfortunately, this is basically 13 and a half comics that have been written so far. I suspect more will come in the future, but go in knowing the story is unfinished and it will probably be awhile before it finds a true conclusion.
Still, very good stuff: 4/5
February 18, 2021
The greatest feature is the index!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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January 2, 2025
Arte, simplemente arte
4 estrellas sólo pq no me fifa tener un solo cap por año
4 estrellas sólo pq no me fifa tener un solo cap por año
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