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The '''[[Pokémon]]''' series first reached '''{{wp|Greece}}''' in 1999 with the debut of the anime, shortly followed by the release of [[Pokémon Red and Blue Versions]]. A wide array of media have appeared since then, including spin-off games, movies, and several books. Following the Pokémon phenomenon of early 00’s, the series maintain a strong fanbase among Greek video game communities to this day. Pokémon is written in Greek script as '''Πόκεμον''', and an official adapted logo has been used for certain instances, such as advertisements. | The '''[[Pokémon]]''' series first reached '''{{wp|Greece}}''' in 1999 with the debut of the anime, shortly followed by the release of [[Pokémon Red and Blue Versions]]. A wide array of media have appeared since then, including spin-off games, movies, and several books. Following the Pokémon phenomenon of early 00’s, the series maintain a strong fanbase among Greek video game communities to this day. Pokémon is written in Greek script as '''Πόκεμον''', and an official adapted logo has been used for certain instances, such as advertisements. | ||