POKÉMON ADVENTURES COLLECTOR'S EDITION, VOL. 10

Whenever I read or see pokemon, I try to think that pokeballs can't capture pokemon unless they want to, even if they are weakened. Maybe they will introduce a criteria, which says that pokeballs can't capture pokemon unless they want to and unless they are weakened. This book contains the last portion of the "Emerald" story arc. I have read both vol 9 and this volume in order to enjoy this story arc as well as the last part of another arc (which I read without reading the first two parts). I believe that any pokemon fan will surely love it. It's a lot of fun and gives fans what they want. The characters, the artwork, the pokemon and the energy of the book make it an exciting book. Very kid-friendly (which is a good thing for adults too). However, this is my personal opinion, which is why any adult should read it before giving it to a child. Another reason to read it before giving it to a child is if there is a fear that a child may imitate something that should not be imitated in real life. I sincerely hope that future story arcs get collected within collector's editions like these ones.

With Gold and Silver on their own quest, Professor Oak needs a new trainer to take the last second generation Pokédex to help him complete his research. The young trainer Crystal agrees to help in exchange for fixing up the Pokémon Academy and sets out on a mission to capture every Pokémon. Crystal is an expert in capturing Pokémon and when three Legendary Pokémon awaken in Ecruteak City and start challenging strong trainers and Gym Leaders she sets off in hot pursuit of one, the beautiful and powerful Suicune. Crystal isn't the only one after Suicune though and some of them are more benevolent then others. This is another very good volume of the `Pokémon Adventures' manga and it introduces Crystal, one of my favourite characters from the series. Crystal is a good character with a nice team of Pokémon and a good personality. The volume has some nice Pokémon battles as well as some nice humour. This volume sees a change in the artist for the series from Mato to Satoshi Yamamoto and to be honest you probably won't notice the change much but if anything the artwork is now slightly better. This is a very entertaining volume of `Pokémon Adventures' and it definitely deserves a full five stars.

Cover was folded..

It's a pokemon adventure, better story than the anime. It's packed liked one of those omnibus collection.

This is how the Anime should be. A good story with interesting charakters how stay for they respektiv story and make returns in futur events so you are did't get bored of them since they are enough charakters to ceep you interested. Events from the game will also expendet on.

2/3 the content of previous collected editions (2 volumes as opposed to 3) for the same price as if you were getting 3 volumes as in the previous editions. Should be 2/3 the price, but isn’t. Deceiving as this information wasn’t available at the time of pre-order. I’ll be watching more closely for future collections as this might be the last I purchase if this trend continues