Pikachu's Global Adventure

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Pikachu's Global Adventure is a book that was released by the Duke University press in 2004. The book is a documentary that focuses on how Pokémon became a worldwide hit among children and teens from its beginning in Japan in 1996, all the way through what was claimed to be its decline during the start of Generation III in 2003. It also contains several "secrets" about the franchise.

See also

Anime adaptations: Pocket Monsters SeriesPokémon Chapter BooksPokémon (Bibliothèque Verte)
Pokémon the First MovieA Pokémon Super Story!
Pokémon Encyclopedia: An Illustrated Book of POCKET MONSTERSPokémon Gold and Silver Pokédex
Pokémon Adventure Series: Bye Bye ButterfreeAttack of the Prehistoric PokémonElectric Shock ShowdownA Shipful of Shivers
Readers: Worlds of AdventurePikachu in LoveTogepi Springs Into Action!The Haunted Gym
Let It Snow!Catch That Wobbuffet!Get Well, Pikachu!Snack Attack!Time Out For Torchic
Save the ShieldonBecome a Pokémon TrainerMeet AshMeet the Pokémon
Ash's Triple ThreatBattle for the Bolt BadgeWrath of the LegendsSuper Sleuth
Quiz books: Pokémon ChallengePokémon Pop QuizPokémon Pop Quiz 2Pokémon Pop Quiz 3
Pathways to Adventure: PokémonPokémon SnapPokémon Gold/SilverPokémon Gold/Silver: The Adventure Continues!
Pokémon Keychain Books: ElectricWaterNormalFire
Sheet music books: Can You Play Pokémon?Pokémon 2.B.A. MasterPokémon 2.B.A. Master: Recorder Fun!PokéRAPPokémon Five-Finger Piano
Other: Pocket Monsters: The AnimationLet's Find Pokémon!Pikachu's Global AdventurePikachu Meets the Press
Meet Buizel and FriendsPokémon TalesSatoshi Tajiri: Pokémon Creator
Shōko Nakagawa: Pokémon Taught Me The Meaning of LifeDetective Pikachu: Episode 0—Eevee's Case
POKÉMON Detective Pikachu (graphic novel)POKÉMON Detective Pikachu Movie Novel
Arsham's PokédexPOKÉMON X KOGEI: Playful Encounters of Pokémon and Japanese Craft
Monster Kids: How Pokémon Taught a Generation to Catch Them All
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