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Two of the Four Generals have differences in the manga not present in the games, such as Petrel having the ability to successfully disguise himself as any person he's met, and Ariana has appeared much chubbier in later chapters due to Kusaka not wanting her to be portrayed as a 'stereotypical female villain.' During a battle with {{Adv|Crystal}}, [[Ariana]] reveals that each of the Four Generals have a different job: [[Petrel]] to seek out the Plates, [[Proton]] to find the [[Sinjoh Ruins]], herself to fend off intruders, and when she's about to talk about Archer, the man appears himself with the other two Generals before she can say. | Two of the Four Generals have differences in the manga not present in the games, such as Petrel having the ability to successfully disguise himself as any person he's met, and Ariana has appeared much chubbier in later chapters due to Kusaka not wanting her to be portrayed as a 'stereotypical female villain.' During a battle with {{Adv|Crystal}}, [[Ariana]] reveals that each of the Four Generals have a different job: [[Petrel]] to seek out the Plates, [[Proton]] to find the [[Sinjoh Ruins]], herself to fend off intruders, and when she's about to talk about Archer, the man appears himself with the other two Generals before she can say. | ||
There have been some party changes with the three Johto Pokédex holders, as Silver no longer has his Ursaring but has gained a Rhyperior from {{Adv|Blue}}, Gold's {{p|Aipom}} has evolved into an {{p|Ambipom}} and | There have been some party changes with the three Johto Pokédex holders, as Silver no longer has his Ursaring but has gained a Rhyperior from {{Adv|Blue}}, Gold's {{p|Aipom}} has evolved into an {{p|Ambipom}} and [[Gold (Adventures)#Togebo|Togebo]] later evolves twice, first into {{p|Togetic}} and then into {{p|Togekiss}}. | ||
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HeartGold & SoulSilver is the ninth chapter of the Pokémon Adventures manga.
The chapter features the characters Gold, Silver, and Crystal.
So far the only things known are that Gold is looking for Lance, who has gone missing, and gets in a battle against an Arceus along with Silver and Crystal. Meanwhile, Carr is trying to resurrect Team Rocket and sets up a base at the newly opened Safari Zone. The four Rocket executives, Proton, Petrel, Ariana, and Archer appear and seem to take control from him, saying that they will "stay true to Giovanni's intentions".
Petrel reveals that Lance was taken down by the Generals in a battle. All of the Johto Gym Leaders, besides Pryce, have made an appearance in this arc. As the arc goes on, it turns out the Four Executives (know as the 'Four Generals' in the manga) are searching for Arceus and the Sinjoh Ruins. It is also revealed by Silver that his father, Giovanni, is missing alongside his Ursaring. Blue gave him a Rhyperior, not only to evolve it, but to have another Pokémon on his team to make up for his missing Ursaring.
Two of the Four Generals have differences in the manga not present in the games, such as Petrel having the ability to successfully disguise himself as any person he's met, and Ariana has appeared much chubbier in later chapters due to Kusaka not wanting her to be portrayed as a 'stereotypical female villain.' During a battle with Crystal, Ariana reveals that each of the Four Generals have a different job: Petrel to seek out the Plates, Proton to find the Sinjoh Ruins, herself to fend off intruders, and when she's about to talk about Archer, the man appears himself with the other two Generals before she can say.
There have been some party changes with the three Johto Pokédex holders, as Silver no longer has his Ursaring but has gained a Rhyperior from Blue, Gold's Aipom has evolved into an Ambipom and Togebo later evolves twice, first into Togetic and then into Togekiss.
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