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Pokemon 2″ Eevee’s Evolution Figure Bundle (Water-type Vaporeon, Electric-type Jolteon, Fire-type Flareon, Psychic-type Espeon, and Dark-type Umbreon) Having trouble keeping track of the many Evolutions of Eevee? This figure bundle includes five: Water-type Vaporeon, Electric-type Jolteon, Fire-type Flareon, Psychic-type Espeon, and Dark-type Umbreon. With this specially priced bundle, you?ll have several types covered! Each figure stands approximately 2 inches high and is molded in a durable high-impact rubber compound.

Pokemon 6″ Poke Doll : Jolteon Jolteon is the Electric-type Evolution of Eevee, and you can shock your friends when you show them this cute plush! Its spiky fur is yellow, with a ring of white around the neck. Eevee has several Evolutions, but none has higher voltage than Jolteon! This soft, cuddly Pok Doll stands 6 inches tall.

Pokemon Origami, Volume 1: Origami Pokmon fans can bring their favorite creatures to life with this colorful origami kit. Preprinted paper and instructions direct readers in creating three-dimensional figures of Ash Ketchum, Bulbasaur, Squirtle, Eevee, Zubat, and other favorite Pokmon, as well as readers’ own characters. The Pokmon phenomenon is based on the Nintendo Game Boy adventure, which sets players on a quest to collect all 150 Pokmon creatures - an eclectic assortment of animal, vegetable, mineral, and out-of-this- world characters.
Customer Review: Good introduction to origami
This book has pokemon characters printed on, usually two, with a slightly different look usually with the eyes. You tear out the paper, cut and fold it. The paper is not quite square the the picture is not exact. A lot adjusting to fit the colours is required. There is a lot of cutting involved but the folding is very simple. The final shape is very simple too and not easily recognisable if there is no picture of the pokemon on it. The picture can be just a face or full and need mounting on a flat surface for it to look good since generally it cannot stand. Recommended as an introduction to origami for children who likes pokemons.
Customer Review: Pokemon Origami
Pokemon Origami is great. Now I can instead of drawing pokemon I can create pokemon out of origami

Pokemon Graphic Novel, Volume 2: Pikachu Shocks Back (Viz Graphic Novel) The entire four-issue miniseries Pikachu Shocks Back, collected in this graphic novel, stars favorite characters from the Pokemon TV series - Ash, Misty, Brock, and clumsy Team Rocket. Ash wins a race against dozens of other trainers, and then helps Mikey, another Pokemon trainer, prove his pet’s worth. Pikachu wanders off to find the legendary Pokemon Paradise, and Ash must decide whether to let Pikachu return to its own kind.
Customer Review: A well-drawn and original Pokemon manga
This next installment in Toshihiro Ono’s shonen(boys) Pokemon manga series is called ‘Pikachu Shocks Back’. It’s aimed more at older kids and teenagers, and the artwork is drawn very well. There are four stories here:
(1)The Human Race and the Pokemon Race: Ash decides to travel along with Brock, and he meets up with Misty(again) and her three beautiful sisters at the Fuschia Festival. After causing a Tauros to get angry, Misty and Ash end up being saved by a girl named Lara, who’s arm is broken thanks to an accident she had while riding her Ponyta. Ash decides to help her out by racing in the Free-For-All with her Ponyta. Unfortunately for Ash, a racer that likes to cheat has other plans for the boy with the red cap.
(2)To Evolve or not to Evolve That is the Question: Misty joins up with Ash and Brock as they head to Stone Town, the place where Evolution Stones cmoe from. Misty meets up with a timid boy named Mikey, and finds out he’s apart of some underground society that likes to evolve their Pokemon. The problem is, Mikey doesn’t want to evolve his Eevee. And that doesn’t exactly make his three brothers happy with him. Misty also begins to question whether she has a ‘weakness for younger men’.
(3)Pikachu’s Excellent Adventure: Pikachu gets seperated from Ash, and tries to find his way back to his trainer. The electric mouse joins up with Squirtle and some other Pokemon on a journey to find a Poke-Paradise that’s supposedly guarded by some godess. On their travels, they meet up with a trio of shady fellows that call themselves ‘Team Rocket’.
(4)You Gotta Have Friends: Ash begins to wonder if Pikachu is drifting away from him as he stumbles upon a Pikachu colony.

The artwork is way more realistic than the art in the other Pokemon mangas, and I thought it was kinda cool. Even though this series was aimed at teenagers, Viz decided to edit alot of the scenes to make it appropriate for the kiddies, making the women and the girls less ‘endowed’, and they now wear FAR more clothes than they originally did. This was good and bad at the same time, because they sorta went overboard with the editing; Misty and some of the other girls are like walls now, if you know what I mean! But still, this is a great book if you’re a Pokemon fan, or a shonen manga fan. It’s got lots of action, funny and likable characters, and some great artwork.
Customer Review: this one by far would be my favourite!
the comic at the very beginning was the cutest and the first story, the human race and the pokemon race. looked amazing althou ponyta looked more stronger and less graceful. the second story, to evolve or not to evolve (i’m sure you all know what this is about) has the best pictures and is soooo cute. Pikachus adventure, is a new story that is wonderful and a nice touch. the the last one you gotta have friends… was touching and confirmed pikachu is a guy!!

Pokemon - Wake Up Snorlax! (Vol. 13) In “The Battling Eevee Brothers,” Ash, Misty, and Brock encounter an abandoned Eevee and seek out its owner in Stone Town. They discover a garden party honoring the Eevee’s trainer, Mikey, and in attendance are all the best Pok mon trainers specializing in stone evolution. With Misty’s support, Mikey refuses to evolve his Eevee for battle and keeps him as a best friend instead. Although his brothers scoff, it is Mikey’s unevolved Eevee that eventually defeats Team Rocket’s attempt to steal all the evolved Pok mon and teaches all present to have the courage to follow their own paths. Ash and his friends continue their quest to become Pok mon trainers in “Wake Up Snorlax!” When the trio comes upon a town without food, they head upstream to see how they can help. What they find is a 1,000-pound Snorlax asleep and blocking the spring. You’ll have to watch this episode to discover the one thing that will awaken a slumbering Snorlax, but rest assured that the trio triumphs once again. In “Showdown at Dark City,” Ash, Misty, and Brock encounter a town that loathes Pok mon trainers. Two local gyms are tearing apart the town in an effort to defeat one another and win the title of “Official Pok mon Gym.” In the end, Ash and his friends defeat both gyms with the help of a ketchup-loving Pikachu and inspire the members to start again with a healthy respect for Pok mon. Followed by Jigglypuff Pop. (Ages 4 to 10) –Tami Horiuchi
Customer Review: FANTABULIS
great animation
hot pokemon
Funny box art
what more cooood a pokeKID ( under 13 )
WANT

Pokemon - Wake Up Snorlax! (Vol. 13) In “The Battling Eevee Brothers,” Ash, Misty, and Brock encounter an abandoned Eevee and seek out its owner in Stone Town. They discover a garden party honoring the Eevee’s trainer, Mikey, and in attendance are all the best Pok mon trainers specializing in stone evolution. With Misty’s support, Mikey refuses to evolve his Eevee for battle and keeps him as a best friend instead. Although his brothers scoff, it is Mikey’s unevolved Eevee that eventually defeats Team Rocket’s attempt to steal all the evolved Pok mon and teaches all present to have the courage to follow their own paths. Ash and his friends continue their quest to become Pok mon trainers in “Wake Up Snorlax!” When the trio comes upon a town without food, they head upstream to see how they can help. What they find is a 1,000-pound Snorlax asleep and blocking the spring. You’ll have to watch this episode to discover the one thing that will awaken a slumbering Snorlax, but rest assured that the trio triumphs once again. In “Showdown at Dark City,” Ash, Misty, and Brock encounter a town that loathes Pok mon trainers. Two local gyms are tearing apart the town in an effort to defeat one another and win the title of “Official Pok mon Gym.” In the end, Ash and his friends defeat both gyms with the help of a ketchup-loving Pikachu and inspire the members to start again with a healthy respect for Pok mon. Followed by Jigglypuff Pop. (Ages 4 to 10) –Tami Horiuchi
Customer Review: FANTABULIS
great animation
hot pokemon
Funny box art
what more cooood a pokeKID ( under 13 )
WANT

Pokemon: Path to the Johto League Champion Our heroes continue their journey to the Johto League Championship! Having arrived in Ecruteak City, Ash challenges Ecruteak s Gym Leader. Will Ash be able to determine the best strategy for the battle and win the badge?!Includes 7 episodes: The Apple Corp!, Houndoom s Special Delivery, A Ghost of a Chance, From Ghost to Ghost, Trouble s Brewing, All that Glitters!, and The Light Fantastic
Customer Review: Seven More
Another entry into the Johto League Champions series of DVDs. This one features the following:

422 - The Apple Corps: Ash and company come across a woman trying to deal with a pack of Pichu stealing her apples!

423 - Houndoom’s Special Delivery: Togepi is separated from Misty during a freak Teleport accident, but luckly a passing Houndoom takes care of the young Pokemon.

424 - The Tower Inferno!: Ash finally arrives at Ecrutek City, but finds it’s Gym on fire!

425 - From Ghost to Ghost: Ash battles Morty for his fourth badge, but Morty’s ghost Pokemon are almost unbeatable!

426 - Brewing Up Trouble: The kids attend an ancient tea ceremony, where Brock falls in love with four sisters and Team Rocket attempts to steal an Eevee.

427 - All That Glitters: A gang of Murkrow steals Ash’s badges!

428 - The Light Fantastic: A mysterious light emerges over the desert.

These are some pretty interesting episodes and out of them, only one or two feel like fillers. The Apple Corps is a cute episodes, and Brock falling for four different sisters in the same episode in Brewing Up Trouble is hilarious. The two Gym episodes will more than satistfy hardcore battle fans.