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* Chapter 4: ''[[ET04|Haunting My Dreams]]'' | * Chapter 4: ''[[ET04|Haunting My Dreams]]'' | ||
== | ==Important events== | ||
* In the VIZ Media translation, ''Clefairy Tale'' is published as chapter two and ''Play Misty For Me'' is published as chapter three. This creates a continuity error, as {{Ash}} uses his {{AP|Butterfree}} in ''Clefairy Tale'', which supposedly hasn't evolved yet as it evolves in ''Play Misty For Me''. The reason for this is because before the graphic novel was released, each chapter was published as an American-style comic book issue. After controversy from the first issue/chapter being released relatively uncut, the second chapter was pushed back to the third issue so that more editing could be done. | * {{Ash}} begins his Pokémon journey. | ||
* Ash earns his first two Gym [[Badge]]s. | |||
* Ash captures his first five Pokémon. | |||
==Party changes== | |||
===Additions=== | |||
* {{AP|Pikachu}} ([[ET01]]) | |||
* {{AP|Fearow}} ([[ET01]]) | |||
* {{AP|Caterpie|Butterfree}} ([[ET01]]) | |||
* {{AP|Pidgeotto|Pidgeot}} (Capture not shown, first appears in [[ET02]]) | |||
* {{p|Mankey}} ([[ET03]]) | |||
===Evolutions=== | |||
* {{AP|Metapod|Butterfree}} (evolves in [[ET02]]) | |||
* {{AP|Butterfree}} (evolves in [[ET02]]) | |||
===Trades=== | |||
* Ash trades away his {{p|Mankey}} for a map of [[Mt. Moon]] in [[ET03]]. | |||
==Gym battles== | |||
Ash battles the following [[Gym Leader]]s in this volume: | |||
* {{an|Brock}} in [[ET02]] (win) | |||
* {{an|Misty}} in [[ET02]] (win) | |||
* [[Sabrina]] in [[ET04]] (loss) | |||
==Translation edits== | |||
In the VIZ Media translation, ''Clefairy Tale'' is published as chapter two and ''Play Misty For Me'' is published as chapter three. This creates a continuity error, as {{Ash}} uses his {{AP|Butterfree}} in ''Clefairy Tale'', which supposedly hasn't evolved yet as it evolves in ''Play Misty For Me''. The reason for this is because before the graphic novel was released, each chapter was published as an American-style comic book issue. After controversy from the first issue/chapter being released relatively uncut, the second chapter was pushed back to the third issue so that more editing could be done. | |||
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File:ElectricTaleofPikachu1.png
VIZ Media cover artwork
File:DengekiPikachu1.jpg
Japanese cover artwork
Volume 1: The Electric Tale of Pikachu! is the first of four volumes of the Electric Tale of Pikachu manga series created by 小野 敏洋 Toshihiro Ono.
- First published in Japan by Shōgakukan: October 28, 1997
- ISBN 4091493416
- First published in US/Canada by VIZ Media: September 28, 1999
- ISBN 1569313784
- First published in Singapore by Chuang Yi:
Chapters
- Chapter 1: Pikachu, I See You!
- Chapter 2: Play Misty For Me
- Chapter 3: Clefairy Tale
- Chapter 4: Haunting My Dreams
Important events
- Ash begins his Pokémon journey.
- Ash earns his first two Gym Badges.
- Ash captures his first five Pokémon.
Party changes
Additions
- Pikachu (ET01)
- Fearow (ET01)
- Caterpie (ET01)
- Pidgeotto (Capture not shown, first appears in ET02)
- Mankey (ET03)
Evolutions
- Metapod (evolves in ET02)
- Butterfree (evolves in ET02)
Trades
Gym battles
Ash battles the following Gym Leaders in this volume:
Translation edits
In the VIZ Media translation, Clefairy Tale is published as chapter two and Play Misty For Me is published as chapter three. This creates a continuity error, as Ash uses his Butterfree in Clefairy Tale, which supposedly hasn't evolved yet as it evolves in Play Misty For Me. The reason for this is because before the graphic novel was released, each chapter was published as an American-style comic book issue. After controversy from the first issue/chapter being released relatively uncut, the second chapter was pushed back to the third issue so that more editing could be done.
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