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Line 2: [[File:PokemonZensho_9389.png\|frame]] A one volume manga based off of ''[[Pokémon Red and Blue ~~(Video Game)~~\|Pokémon Red and Green]]'' released in April of 1998. A [[Shonen]] manga. It stars "Satoshi", an average boy as he adventures through Kanto. Usually considered the most true of manga to the games, it delves into more scenes from the games then the other manga and a majority of characterization is true to the games. Some info is even taken from the [[All There in the Manual\|manuals]]. Line 11: * [[Author Appeal]]: Satoshi never catches a Poliwhirl onscreen, yet it appears in an artwork with him. It's the creator of the ''[[Pokémon]]'' franchises favorite Pokémon. * [[Cool Big Sis]]: Daisy, though not to the degree of her ''[[~~Pokémon Special (Manga)\|~~Pokémon Special]]'' version. Arguably an [[Onee-Sama]]. * [[Covers Always Lie]]: An omake, seen above, has Satoshi surrounded by Pokémon. He never catches the Pidgeot, Diglet, or Poliwhirl. * [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming]]: Pikachu {{spoiler\|evolving for his master to fight the Elite Four}} * [[Exactly What It Says Onon the Tin]]: "Zensho" roughly translates to "good book", "complete book" or "complete set". It's an one volume manga about ''[[Pokémon]]'' that holds a complete story. * [[Expy]]: Accidentally Satoshi to [[Pokémon (~~Anime~~anime)\|Ash]]. They both have Pikachu, both have Charizard, and both have had Lapras. They also have the same names, often do not even beat gym leaders yet win, and when his hat is removed Satoshi looks exactly like Ash without his birthmarks; which is because Satoshi looks exactly like his game counterpart with an art style change, and Ash is an [[Expy]] of Red. Scenes even parallel to the anime at times. For example, Ash got a badge from Erika by helping her during a fire. Satoshi got a badge from her by helping her when her Charmeleon accidentally ''[[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero\|set her kimono on fire]]''. * [[Eyes Always Shut]]: Satoshi's mom rarely opens her eyes. * [[Gratuitous English]]: Lt. Surge noticeably speaks with random English thrown in. Line 22: * [[Hot Mom]]: Satoshi's mom. * [[It Was a Gift]]: Satoshi receives most of his Pokémon as gifts for helping gym leaders, and uses most of them. * [[Name's the Same]]: Coincidentally the protagonist and antagonist have the same names as their counterparts in the [[Pokémon (~~Anime~~anime)\|anime]]. Both names come from the games, as homages to producers. * [[No Export for You]] * [[Parental Abandonment]]: As with most of his counterparts, Shigeru lacks parents. {{spoiler\|They're revealed to have been hit by a car and killed}} Also, Satoshi lacks a dad for some reason. Line 32: {{reflist}} [[Category:Pokémon (Manga)]]▼ [[Category:Manga]] [[Category:Pokemon Zensho]]▼ [[Category:Pokémon Zensho]] ▲[[Category:Pokémon (~~Manga~~manga)]] ▲[[Category:~~Pokemon~~Manga ~~Zensho~~of the 1990s]]