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Old 04-02-2006, 01:10 PM   #1
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Pokemon Is Dead, Long Live Pokemon

PokéAni is reporting that a spinoff series based on the video games Pokémon Mysterious Dungeon will air later this year, to be kicked off with a 2-hour premiere special airing this July. The plot will focus on a boy who transforms into a Pikachu with Eevee as his partner. Much like the game, it seems as though the Pokémon in the special will be able to speak actual language, instead of just their name.

Pokémon Mysterious Dungeon is a video game for both the GameBoy Advance and Nintendo DS. Like most Pokémon games, they come in two colors, Red (the GBA version) and Blue (the DS version). In it, the player controls a Trainer who has been turned into a Pokémon and while waiting for a chance to turn back into a human, the player teams up with other Pokémon to rescue their fellow Pokémon from a huge natural disaster. The player can earn unlockables if they have both games in their DS.

Though Mysterious Dungeon came out last November in Japan, no release date has been scheduled for places outside the Land of the Rising Sun. It has also not been announced whether this series will be brought over to the United States or not.

For more information on Pokémon Mysterious Dungeon, visit its Serebii.net section.


Oh god, I love the original anime, but this is "Action Masters Transformers" level stupid.
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