Mantine's Pokédex Pick says it is the heaviest Johto Pokémon, though Steelix is in fact the heaviest, nearly twice the weight of Mantine. Ledian and Forretress have Submission listed among their attacks, but neither can learn the move. Lanturn's "Evolution" entry reads " Chinchou is the evolved form of Lanturn" instead of the other way around. Ho-Oh has the non-existent move "Normal" listed. Gligar has the non-existent move "Sand Throw" listed, presumably a misprint of Sand Attack and Bite, which it cannot learn, listed among its attacks. Blissey has the non-existent move "Slap" listed, presumably a misprint of Double Slap. In this same section, Cleffa and Heracross are not listed at all. In the section that explains Pokémon types, Qwilfish is misspelled as "Qwillfish.". The Soul and Marsh Badge are switched in the section showing all the badges. The book refers to Grampa Canyon as "Grandfather Canyon.". The last three pages are a Pokémon catching checklist and a brief story about the one Pokémon not entirely featured in the book, Celebi. There are snapshots of the Pokémon anime toward the end of the book. The Pokémon types are also explained, and the types of all Generation I and II Pokémon are listed. There are also Johto and Indigo League comparisons of Badges, etc. It also features a map and summary of the Johto region. The book includes a section called A word from Professor Oak, similar to his speeches that welcomed players into games, but greater in length. Pokémon that do not evolve do not have an evolution chain. Techniques and other techniques are not listed with the levels at which they are learned, and not all the moves the Pokémon can learn appear.Įach Pokémon has a picture on its page and some pages also feature a "Pokédex Pick," with extra facts about the Pokémon that relate to the anime or sometimes have helpful information.Īt the very bottom of each entry are pictures with arrows between them to show what the Pokémon evolves into. Evolution (either "_ evolves into _" or "None"). 
Techniques (the basic and most commonly used moves of that Pokémon).On the side of the pages, the entries list the following stats:
Other features include a summary, a picture of the Pokémon, and various sprites of that Pokémon. On the side of each page is a section that has many facts about the Pokémon itself. It has the Pokémon's name, Pokédex number, and its category (e.g. Each Pokémon with an entry either shares a page of the book with one other Pokémon or has a page to itself.Įach entry is topped with a large, oddly shaped box.
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