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Pokemon Adventures Volume 4: The Snorlax Stop Pokemon ahoy! In the fourth volume of the Pokemon Adventures series, Red climbs aboard the seagoing St. Anne. But the ship holds unexpected dangers, including the hardheaded Lt. Surge and his team of electric Pokemon. Red’s adventures climax in a wild bicycle race, and in order to win he has to get past the enormous Snorlax!
Customer Review: Red, AKA Ash, takes on Pokemon Kidnappers
This was the first Manga I’d ever bought for my 8 year old child. And he loves the cartoon format. Snorlax is a gas! The book is divided into chapter including a kidnapping from a Pokemon fan club and a race.

Pokemon Graphic Novel, Volume 4: Surf’s Up, Pikachu (Pok mon) It’s a Pikachu luau as Ash and Pikachu set sail on a Lapras to visit the Orange Islands. In a series of zany adventures inspired by the new season of Pokemon TV episodes, they battle tropical seas and wild jungles while they help protect the islands from a hungry Snorlax. Along the way, Ash continues his quest to become the world’s greatest Pokemon trainer by seeking out new Pokemon - and new challenges.
Customer Review: …the last book *sniff*
What a great way to end the series… a huge slowpoke, while the book is halariusly funny,and full of humour it wasn’t what i was lead up to believe, Jesse and James are cute but they didn’t really show much romance between the two, although a lot better than what the tv’s doing. there wasn’t much AAML but i can live with that.
Customer Review: Yaaaaaaay!!
I basically can say I agree with all the other positive reviews here, I just wanted to add another good review. And TRUST ME, this book is the number one must-have for Rocketshippers! You will not be disappointed! It has everything- humor, romance, excellent illustrations, a good story (based off the anime), and there is a GREAT battle between Ash and Drake at the end!

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 - The Adventures in the Orange Islands (Vol. 2) Ash and his friends depart for the Orange Islands! While they may leave some old friends behind and meet new friends, Ash and Pikachu continue their wild adventure on Ash s quest to become the best Pokemon Master!
Customer Review: Another entry into the Orange Islands saga!
Apparently, each volume of the Orange Island set is going to be released within a year of each other, so we won’t have a complete set until 2004. Oh well. Anyway, Ash’s jaunt into the Orange Islands continues, and starts off with a bang with:
#240 - Navel Maneuvers: Ash makes it to Navel Island, where he faces the gym leader Danny in a three part take all match! Tracey is rooting for Ash, but it appears Misty has developed a crush for Danny!
#241 - Snack Attack: After Ash wins his second badge, the crew stops by the Grapefruit Islands, where they find a giant Snorlax is on a feeding frenzy! Can they help Ruby the grapefruit farmer fend off Snorlax? Or can they find some help from everyone’s favorite musical pink puffball?
#242 - Shipful of Shivers: An ancient artifact is recovered from a wrecked ship, only to have it stolen by Team Rocket! But when they and Ash find themselves on a haunted ship, they’ve got more than they bargained for!
#243 - Meowth Rules!: Still considered to be one of the best episodes of the entire series, the focus is put on Team Rocket, as they crash land on an island where Meowth is assumed to be the “Great Meowth of Bounty”, a Pokemon God that will bring great wealth to the people!
#244 - Tracy Gets Bugged: The kids find a battered Scyther when they stop on an island, and discover it has been kicked out of it’s hive! Also, Jessie gets a haircut.
#245 - A Way Off Day Off: Everyone decides to take a day off, except for Team Rocket, who attempt to steal Ash’s Charizard!
#246 - The Mandarin Island Miss Match: Ash is getting a little arrogant until he meets Lorelei, one of the Elite Four.
#247 - Wherefore Art Thou, Pokemon: Two trainers hate each others guts but their Nidoran seem to love each other. Naturally, Misty has to butt in.
#248 - Git Along, Little Pokemon: The crew meets Pancha, a Magnemite rancher who uses his Magnemite to gather electricity for all the towns on the island.
#249 - The Mystery Menace: Bulbasaur is kidnapped by a mysterious Pokemon that lives in the sewers under the town. But when Ash tries to rescue Bulbasaur, he find that the Mayor of the city is doing everything he can to prevent anyone from discovering the mystery Pokemon.
#250 - Misty Meets Her Match: Ash makes his way to Trovita Island and it’s musical Gym Leader, Rudy, who is immediately smitten with Misty. As the battles progress, Misty has to make a choice… Ash or Rudy?
#251 - Bound For Trouble: Team Rocket finally captures Pikachu! At least, until a giant Pigeot carries away Pikachu and Meowth. Chained together, both have to work together to get back to their trainers.
As I’ve stated in earlier reviews, the Orange Islands series is considered by many to be the best of all the Pokemon series. This collection of episodes is great, since you get lots of comedy and lots of action packed episodes, with only a couple of lesser episodes. This is a must have for any Pokemon fan.