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From the Web master Hello to all visitors to Fushigipedia, your home on the world wide web for all things relating to the Pocket Monster games, as well as the Japanese animated series, manga and collectible card game. It's an exciting time for fans of our favorite series, with the recent announcement of an American release for Pocket Monster Red and Blue Versions. The Japanese anime has been on hiatus recently, for reasons you may have read about in the news, but it is scheduled to return in just a few weeks with brand new episodes! New visitors may well be asking: "What is Fushigipedia?" Fushigipedia is part of the Fushigidane's Mysterious Flower Garden network of internet sites. Put simply, Fushigipedia is the world wide web's number one resource for Pocket Monster information! Those of you already enjoying the Japanese-language games will no doubt appreciate Fushigipedia's detailed articles on all 150 (+1) Pokémon, as well as the games' many techniques, places and items. But what makes Fushigipedia special is this: it's the encyclopedia that you can edit! Unfortunately, you can't edit it right now, due to the sudden influx of information about the English-language games. We're getting more hits than ever before, and it's been taxing our server to the limit, and so we have had to turn off editing for the time being. Don't worry, though: next month we plan to upgrade the server with a whopping 256MB of RAM, so we don't foresee this being a problem ever again. For any suggestions, comments or feedback, you can visit the Fushigipedia section of the forums or our chatroom. Thanks for visiting our little home on the web, and let's all look forward to playing Red and Blue in English!		Latest news! From Fushiginews: April 1: Mew definitely under the truck, says kid in your class April 1: Anime episode review: "Apparition Pokémon and Natsumasuri" March 31: Game Freak refuse to deny that they deny non-existence of new game in development March 31: Strive for victory! Your guide to the world of competitive link battles March 31: Small boy shocks world with rude Pokémon nickname More news
Our top content! The Game Boy (Japanese: ゲームボーイ Game Boy), Nintendo's flagship handheld console, was first released in 1989, and even today, nine years later, is the best selling handheld console of all time. It can play the Pocket Monster games Red and Green and Blue. Gunpei Yokoi is credited with playing a key role in its development and release. The Pocket Monster game franchise is widely considered to be one of the driving forces behind Game Boy sales. The Pocket Monster Games will be in America soon! Read more!		Did you know!? True facts from the games and anime ...that Ryū no Ikari is the only Dragon-type technique? ...that the only way to use the move Spoon Mage is via Yubi o Furu? ...that there are no pure Ghost-type Pokémon? ...that the Pocket Monsters anime is exactly one year old today, debuting April 1, 1997? ...that Pokémon causes seizures? ...that Game Freak is not going to make any more Pocket Monster games? ...that Ketsuban is actually Mewthree? Recent changes | New articles | Start a new article
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