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The {{series|Best Wishes}} also had fewer "filler" episodes than previous sagas, mainly due to the speed of the series and the focus on character development, similar to the Diamond & Pearl series. Another "filler season", the [[Decolore Islands|Decolore]] Adventures, was released towards the end of the Best Wishes series. However, unlike previous "filler seasons", this arc had fewer major events due to the absence of any kind of League. The only important event that happened during this arc was {{an|Professor Oak}} catching a {{TP|Professor Oak|Rotom}}. Similarly to the ''Pokémon: Adventures in the Orange Islands'', this arc was likely made to buy time for the release of the next games, in this case, [[Pokémon X and Y]]. | The {{series|Best Wishes}} also had fewer "filler" episodes than previous sagas, mainly due to the speed of the series and the focus on character development, similar to the Diamond & Pearl series. Another "filler season", the [[Decolore Islands|Decolore]] Adventures, was released towards the end of the Best Wishes series. However, unlike previous "filler seasons", this arc had fewer major events due to the absence of any kind of League. The only important event that happened during this arc was {{an|Professor Oak}} catching a {{TP|Professor Oak|Rotom}}. Similarly to the ''Pokémon: Adventures in the Orange Islands'', this arc was likely made to buy time for the release of the next games, in this case, [[Pokémon X and Y]]. | ||
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