Tajiri Satoshi

Discover the secret behind the birth of Pokemon! The Shogakukan edition of the Leaning Manga Special series features Tajiri Satoshi, the game creator who created Pokémon! Starting with Pokemon Red and Green released in 1996, the world of Pokémon has continued to expand with animated TV shows, movies, and even card games, and recently Pokemon GO has become a worldwide phenomenon. The story of Tajiri Satoshi, who formed the foundation of the Pokemon world, is introduced in the form of a learning manga, from his upbringing to the creation of Pokemon. The book is filled with anecdotes from interactions with friends who were devoted to game development together, as well as anecdotes from the people involved who gave Tajiri the support he needed to create Pokemon. This book is not only for children who aspire to become game creators, but also for adults who are Pokemon fans. At the beginning and end of the book, there are articles that give an overview of not only the history of Pokemon but also the history of the video game industry. In addition, a column written by Tajiri called "Do You Know About This?" gives a glimpse into the world of Tajiri's hobbies.

The popular work serialized for a year in the 2011 third grade combined with 64 pages from "Pokémon the Comic" (June 10, 2013)! The manga is written by Nanatsuki Kyouichi, a long-time Shounen Sunday serializer. The art is by Kenmotsu Chiyo, a popular manga artist in Shounen Comic magazines. The story is about the growth of a boy, Takuro, and a girl, Mashiro, who continue their journey to become excellent Pokémon trainers, depicting the two as they mature through contact with various Pokémon. A must-read for Pokemon fans.

Pocket Monsters stars a Pokémon Trainer named Red and his rude Clefairy. It is chiefly a gag manga, using crude humor and slapstick. The series diverges somewhat from the Pokémon video game and anime canon: most Pokémon can speak human language and regular animals (like birds and fish) appear alongside Pokémon. Evolution is also significantly different in Pokémon Pocket Monsters: Pokémon can evolve at any time, and they are also able to reverse the evolution. -Bulbapedia In a world filled with talking Pokemon, Red and Green compete with each other in a race to gather all the data needed for the new Pokedex! Bumbling Clefairy frustrates Red with its extreme incompetence and silly behaviour… however, sometimes Clefairy's bizarre ideas to work out in the most surprising ways!! -Chuang Yi