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00:3500:35, 18 September 2013 diff hist +45‎ m Steven Stone ‎ I'm fairly certain that, unlike Wallace formerly being Gym Leader, Steven was never mentioned as being a former Champion in Emerald or Black / White 2. The Champion storyline's only in Ruby/Sapphire and Gen.II remakes.
00:3000:30, 18 September 2013 diff hist −73‎ m Wallace ‎ Unnecessary now.
00:2800:28, 18 September 2013 diff hist +84‎ Wallace ‎No edit summary
00:1700:17, 18 September 2013 diff hist +59‎ m Sootopolis City ‎No edit summary
00:1200:12, 18 September 2013 diff hist +17‎ m Viridian Gym ‎No edit summary
00:1100:11, 18 September 2013 diff hist +28‎ m Viridian Gym ‎ Since it may no longer be current.
00:0700:07, 18 September 2013 diff hist +251‎ Giovanni ‎No edit summary

23:5823:58, 17 September 2013 diff hist +1‎ m Sootopolis Gym ‎No edit summary
23:5723:57, 17 September 2013 diff hist +27‎ Sootopolis Gym ‎ Black 2 / White 2 reconfirms this.
23:5423:54, 17 September 2013 diff hist +79‎ Juan ‎ Rephrasing because Emerald storyline seems to supersede Ruby and Sapphire, not come afterwards.
20:3620:36, 17 September 2013 diff hist −26‎ Ikue Otani ‎ Even though it can connect to Yellow, I'm fairly certain the original Japanese Stadium did not have the Pikachu voice and that it was something added to the next Stadium. Also a minor correction with a name listing.

20:3720:37, 8 December 2012 diff hist +22‎ Blue (game) ‎ Giovanni left for different reasons in Generation I & III, at least according to the English translations - in I, he left to pursue the study of Pokemon, whereas in III he indeed left for solo training.
20:2720:27, 8 December 2012 diff hist −9‎ m Giovanni ‎ Arguable as of the World Tournament description in Black & White 2, but leaving it up in the air.

18:5018:50, 17 October 2012 diff hist +278‎ Talk:Pokémon ‎ →‎The Japanese Name of the Series: The problem is in the katakana, though. Think of it this way: Mario Bros. is マリオブラザーズ and not マリオブラザー because it's meant to be an English transliteration.

21:0021:00, 16 October 2012 diff hist −4‎ Pokémon the Series: Black & White ‎ I also see this isn't a direct translation - ベストウイッシュ is literally Best Wish, in spite of what the English on the logo says. That shouldn't take precedent over direct titles... Well if someone can defend/explain this, see Pokémon ...
20:3720:37, 16 October 2012 diff hist 0‎ m Talk:Pokémon ‎ →‎The Japanese Name of the Series
20:3620:36, 16 October 2012 diff hist −57‎ m Talk:Pokémon ‎ →‎The Japanese Name of the Series: Nevermind, Pocket Monster Pikachu uses both Pocket Monster and Pocket Monsters on the box in clear English. I'm still wondering what the Wiki's stance is on the actual game names, though...
20:3320:33, 16 October 2012 diff hist +1,330‎ Talk:Pokémon ‎ →‎The Japanese Name of the Series: new section
20:1820:18, 16 October 2012 diff hist −2‎ Pokémon Yellow Version ‎ The series may be known as Pocket Monsters to us, but the Japanese katakana lacks the ス that would read it as Monsters. The games are technically Pocket Monster (no plural) in Japanese.

01:1301:13, 5 August 2012 diff hist +487‎ Silph Co. ‎ →‎Trivia: TCRF
01:0901:09, 5 August 2012 diff hist −1‎ m Glitch Trainer ‎ And we've come about full circle.
01:0501:05, 5 August 2012 diff hist +338‎ Mewtwo (Pokémon) ‎ →‎Trivia: Note that the Japanese journals use わたし ("I") rather than わたしたち ("we").
00:5600:56, 5 August 2012 diff hist +259‎ Glitch Trainer ‎ Ah, didn't see the memo. Also added Prof. Oak translation. Thank The Cutting Room Floor for being so observant!
00:3200:32, 5 August 2012 diff hist −12‎ Glitch Trainer ‎ →‎Chief: More accurate name, and got rid of "sylph"