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location=[[Pallet Town]]<br>[[Viridian Forest]] }} | location=[[Pallet Town]]<br>[[Viridian Forest]] }} | ||
'''The Secret of Kangaskhan''' (Japanese: '''VSガルーラ''' ''VS. {{tt|Garura|Kangaskhan}}'') is the third round | '''The Secret of Kangaskhan''' (Japanese: '''VSガルーラ''' ''VS. {{tt|Garura|Kangaskhan}}'') is the third round in the {{special|Red, Green & Blue chapter}} of the {{g|Special}} manga. | ||
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
Red is in the Viridian Forest searching for a Caterpie in a trip advised by Professor Oak to complete the [[Pokédex]]. He sees a movement in a bush and sends his Poliwhirl to attack, but it's attacked first by a Charmander owned by Green, who believed that it was a wild Pokémon. Red becomes angry but recognizes the boy that found the phantom Pokémon, Mew. Suddenly, they hear a loud sound and Green states that what he found what he was searching for. A Kangaskhan shows up; Green doesn't lose any time and attacks it with Charmander. Green takes out his Pokédex in order to see its information. When Red shows his Pokédex, they realize that they are rivals with the same mission. Red also learns that Green is the grandson of the famous Professor Oak. | Red is in the Viridian Forest searching for a Caterpie in a trip advised by Professor Oak to complete the [[Pokédex]]. He sees a movement in a bush and sends his Poliwhirl to attack, but it's attacked first by a Charmander owned by Green, who believed that it was a wild Pokémon. Red becomes angry but recognizes the boy that found the phantom Pokémon, Mew. Suddenly, they hear a loud sound and Green states that what he found what he was searching for. A Kangaskhan shows up; Green doesn't lose any time and attacks it with Charmander. Green takes out his Pokédex in order to see its information. When Red shows his Pokédex, they realize that they are rivals with the same mission. Red also learns that Green is the grandson of the famous Professor Oak. | ||