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Let's Find Pokemon! Ruby & Sapphire (2009)

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Japanese cover : ポケモンをさがせ!

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Basic Info

Let's Find Pokemon! Ruby & Sapphire was published by VIZ Media in North America on September 1, 2009 and by Shogakukan Inc. in Japan on December 12, 2003 . It has 23 pages and 8 full scenes. These scenes contain Pokemon and key locations from the Hoenn Region. Most scenes ask you to find 3 specific pokemon hidden in the chaos, sometimes asking you to complete another puzzle task having to do with the layout of the scene. There are a series of plots that range through the entire book which you can learn more about in Errors.

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Original Description

English:

" Reads L to R (Western Style) All your favorite Pokémon are hidden in different places. Gotta catch 'em all, but you have to find them first! Where is Pikachu? Find Pokémon in colorful places and other scenic spots from the game! Gotta catch 'em all, but you have to find them first!"

Japanese:

大好評「ポケモンをさがせ!」シリーズの6作め。「ルビー・サファイア」では大勢の新しいポケモンが登場しました。前5作とは、かなり違った紙面になります。しかし、「さがしっこ絵本」の楽しさは不変です。

^{(google translated:The 6th installment in the highly popular "Find Pokemon!" series. Many new Pokemon have appeared in Ruby and Sapphire. The paper will be quite different from the previous five works. However, the fun of searching picture books remains unchanged.)}

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Credits

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Art	Kazunori Aihara
Translation	Noritaka Minami
Design	Carolina Ugalde
Puzzle Logos	Nozomi Akashi
Touch-up	Walden Wong
Editor	Traci N. Todd
VP, Production	Alvin Lu
VP, Publishing Licensing	Rika Inouye
VP of Sales & Product Marketing	Gonzalo Ferreyra
VP of Creative	Linda Espinosa
Publisher	Hyoe Narita

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Page-by-Page

These will be the pages that contain searching scenes. Solutions and errors will be available (hidden by a spoiler) below each page.

How I Like to enjoy these scenes is by looking for each of the 386* Pokemon one-by-one :) I find it incredibly meditative! I'll make a note of which Pokemon are missing from each scene so you can do the same!! The Pokemon Checklist (WIP) will also be a good tool to keep track of which Pokemon you have found and have left to find in each scene. Be sure to check out the Extras page(WIP) to see some of the other stories featured in these scenes!

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