Pokémon Challenge
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| ISBN: | 0439530520 |
| Published: | March 2003 |
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| Author: | Tracey West and Katherine Noll |
Pokémon Challenge by Tracey West and Katherine Noll is a book that contains riddles and puzzles related to Pokémon the Series as well as Pokémon introduced in Generation I, II, and III. It was published by Scholastic.
Blurb
Got Skills?
Think you can answer the toughest Pokémon riddle? Believe you have what it takes to be a Pokémon champ? Well, here's your chance to prove it. We've filled these pages with the best Pokémon challenges ever, so you can test your knowledge. You'll face off against mind-boggling riddles, and solve secret codes. Test your memory skills...plus much more!
Are you a true Pokémon Master? Then show 'em all!
Trivia
- This book contains two different copyright years, reading "© 2002" on the back cover and "© 2003" on the inside.
- On page 15, there is a word search containing the names of Electric-type Pokémon. As a reference to their type, the words "shock" and "zap" (the latter separately from Zapdos) are hidden in the word grid.
- On page 28, James's name is scrambled as "Semaj". Coincidentally, Semaj is the alias that he used while competing in the Grass Tournament in The Grass Route.
Errors
- Katherine Noll's name is misspelled as "Katherine Nolls" every time that she is mentioned.
- Hoothoot's name is misformatted as "HootHoot" every time that it is mentioned.
- On page 8, question 5 erroneously states that Azurill has a type advantage over Donphan because Water has an advantage against Ground when Azurill was instead a pure Normal-type Pokémon at the time of this book's publication. Question 6 on the same page claims that Remoraid, a Water-type Pokémon, has a type advantage over Sunflora, a Grass-type, when the reverse is true instead.
- One of the answer choices for question 6 is Typhlosion, which has a type advantage against Sunflora as a Fire-type Pokémon and therefore would be the correct answer.
- On page 9, Pokémon 4Ever - Celebi: The Voice of the Forest is misformatted as "Pokémon 4Ever, Voice of the Forest".
- On page 10, question 3 shows Azumarill's ears, but Azurill is in the word list and answer key instead.
- On pages 15, 51, and 54, Flaaffy's name is misspelled as "Flaafy".
- On page 21, Pikachu & Pichu is erroneously referred to as "Pikachu and Pichu in the City" and the Pichu Brothers are instead called the "Pichu twins".
- On page 29, Pokémon 3: The Movie - Spell of the Unown: Entei is erroneously referred to as "Pokémon the Movie 3: Spell of the Unknown" and Entei's category is misformatted as "volcano Pokémon" instead of "Volcano Pokémon".
- On page 50, Raikou's name is misspelled as "Raiku".
- On page 52, the answer for question 4 of Hidden Name Challenge highlights "to get ice" as the Pokémon hidden in the sentence, misspelling Togetic's name as "Togetice".
- On page 57, Kecleon's name is misspelled as "Kekleon".
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