Pokémon

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Capsule Monsters

1990–1992 (alpha)

Pokémon

1994 (Pokemon Kaiju Zukan Book/beta)

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

English

1998–present

Japanese

1996–2002 (Generations I and II)

2002–2010 (Generations III and IV)

2010–2013 (Generation V)

2013–2016 (Generation VI)

2016–2018 (Generation VII)

2018–2019 (Pokemon Let's Go! Eevee and Let's Go! Pikachu)

2019–present (Generation VIII)

External links

Pokémon

V • T • E

Pokémon

Main series video games

Remakes
FireRed, LeafGreen | HeartGold, SoulSilver | Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire | Let's Go, Pikachu!, Let's Go, Eevee! | Brilliant Diamond, Shining Pearl

Pokémon Legends series
Arceus | Z-A

Trozei!
Trozei! | Battle Trozei

Ranger
Ranger | Shadows of Almia | Guardian Signs

Rumble
Rumble | Rumble Blast | U | Rumble World | Rumble Rush

Pikachu shorts
Meloetta's Moonlight Serenade | Eevee & Friends | Pikachu, What's This Key? | Pikachu and the Pokémon Music Squad

V • T • E

Nintendo

Consoles

Handhelds
Game & Watch | Computer Mah-jong Yakuman

V • T • E

Game Boy

A product of Nintendo

Handhelds
Game Boy (Pocket | Light) | Color | Advance (SP | Micro)

Accessories
Camera | Game Link Game Pak | Advance Video | Player

Arcade systems
Nintendo VS. System | Aleck 64 | Triforce

Classic Editions
NES Classic Edition | SNES Classic Edition | Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda

Franchises

V • T • E

Mario

A franchise of Nintendo

V • T • E

Super Mario

Super Mario Bros. (NES) series:

Super Mario Land series:
Super Mario Land | 6 Golden Coins | Wario Land

Super Mario World series:
Super Mario World | Yoshi's Island

All-Stars series:
Super Mario All-Stars (+ World | Limited Edition) | 3D All-Stars

Nintendo 64:
Super Mario 64 (DS)

Advance series (GBA):
Super Mario Advance | Super Mario Advance 2 | Super Mario Advance 3 | Super Mario Advance 4

Nintendo GameCube:
Super Mario Sunshine

New series:
New Super Mario Bros. | Wii | 2 | U (New Super Luigi U | Deluxe)

Galaxy series (Wii):
Super Mario Galaxy | Super Mario Galaxy 2

3D series:
Super Mario 3D Land | Super Mario 3D World (+ Bowser's Fury)

Maker series:
Super Mario Maker | 3DS | 2

Nintendo Switch:
3D: Super Mario Odyssey
2D: Princess Peach: Showtime! | Super Mario Bros. Wonder

Others:
Super Mario Run

V • T • E

Mario Kart

Super Mario Kart | 64 | Super Circuit | Double Dash!! | DS | Wii | 7 | 8 (Deluxe) | Tour |

Spinoffs: Live: Home Circuit | Booster Course Pass

Arcade: GP | 2 | DX | VR

Unreleased: XXL

V • T • E Mario Party
Console: Mario Party \| 2 \| 3 \| 4 \| 5 \| 6 \| 7 \| 8 \| 9 \| 10 \| Super \| Superstars Handheld: Advance \| DS \| Island Tour \| Star Rush \| The Top 100

Mario & Luigi
Superstar Saga (+ Bowser's Minions) | Partners in Time | Bowser's Inside Story (+ Bowser Jr's Journey) | Dream Team | Paper Jam

V • T • E Mario Golf
Console: Mario Golf (N64) \| Toadstool Tour \| Super Rush Handheld: Mario Golf (GBC) \| Advance Tour \| World Tour

TV Shows
The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! | Club Mario | The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 | Super Mario World

V • T • E

The Legend of Zelda

Main Games

Hyrule Warriors
Hyrule Warriors | Age of Calamity

TV Series
The Legend of Zelda

V • T • E Metroid
Metroid (Zero Mission) \| II: Return of Samus (Samus Returns) \| Super Metroid \| Fusion \| Metroid Prime \| Prime 2: Echoes \| Prime Pinball \| Prime Hunters \| Prime 3: Corruption \| Prime Trilogy \| Other M \| Prime: Federation Force \| Prime 4 \| Dread

V • T • E

Pokémon

Main series video games

Remakes
FireRed, LeafGreen | HeartGold, SoulSilver | Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire | Let's Go, Pikachu!, Let's Go, Eevee! | Brilliant Diamond, Shining Pearl

Pokémon Legends series
Arceus | Z-A

Trozei!
Trozei! | Battle Trozei

Ranger
Ranger | Shadows of Almia | Guardian Signs

Rumble
Rumble | Rumble Blast | U | Rumble World | Rumble Rush

Pikachu shorts
Meloetta's Moonlight Serenade | Eevee & Friends | Pikachu, What's This Key? | Pikachu and the Pokémon Music Squad

V • T • E

Kirby

Main

Other
Kirby: Right Back at Ya!

V • T • E

Star Fox

Games

Star Fox: Super Weekend Competition

V • T • E Mother/EarthBound
Mother/EarthBound Beginnings \| Mother 2/EarthBound \| Mother 3

V • T • E Kid Icarus
Kid Icarus \| Of Myths and Monsters \| Uprising

V • T • E F-Zero
F-Zero \| X \| Maximum Velocity \| GX \| GP Legend \| Climax \| 99 Developers Amusement Vision \| Nd Cube \| Nintendo \| Suzak

V • T • E

Super Smash Bros.

Official Games

Super Smash Bros. | Melee | Brawl | 3DS / Wii U (Others) | Ultimate

Game Modifications
Brawl: Brawl- | Project+ | Project M

V • T • E

Animal Crossing

Main series:

Animal Crossing | Wild World | City Folk | New Leaf | New Horizons

Spin-offs:
Happy Home Designer | Amiibo Festival | Pocket Camp | Happy Home Paradise

Movies:
Gekijōban Dōbutsu no Mori

Applications:
Photos with | Plaza

Fictional entities:
Nook Inc.

V • T • E

Tomodachi

Main: Tomodachi Collection | Tomodachi Life

Spin-offs: Miitopia
Applications: Miitomo

V • T • E

Pikmin

Mainline games

Pikmin | Pikmin 2 | Pikmin 3 (Deluxe) | Pikmin 4

Spin-offs
Hey! Pikmin | Pikmin Bloom

Game bundles
Pikmin 1+2

V • T • E WarioWare
Mega Microgames (Mega Party Games) \| Twisted \| Touched \| Smooth Moves \| Snapped \| D.I.Y. (Showcase) \| Game & Wario \| Gold \| Get It Together! \| Move It! Pyoro

V • T • E Rhythm Heaven
Rhythm Tengoku \| Rhythm Heaven \| Fever \| Megamix \| Complete Music Collection

V • T • E Wii Sports
Wii Sports \| Resort \| Club \| Nintendo Switch Sports

V • T • E Wii Fit
Wii Fit \| Plus \| U

V • T • E Splatoon
Splatoon \| Splatoon 2 \| Splatoon 3

Smart-Device Applications
Miitomo | Nintendo Switch Parental Controls

V • T • E

Wii Channels

International

UK-exclusives
Defunct: BBC iPlayer Channel

Notes
¹Nintendo Switch is a hybrid console which acts both as a home and handheld unit and satisfies the criteria for both categories.
²Pokémon Presents presentations are organized by The Pokémon Company without any direct involvement from Nintendo.
³Manufactured by Nintendo, but sold and marketed by Media Factory, under license from Sega and Red Company.
⁴Sold by The Pokémon Company in Japan, Pokémon USA, Inc. in North America and Nintendo in Europe and Australia.

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+{{Primary Logos}}
 ==Capsule Monsters==
-===1990–1994 (prototype)===
+===1990–1992 (alpha)===
-[[File:Capsule Monsters Logo.png|center|220px]]
+[[File:Capsule Monsters Logo.png|center|300px]]
-==Japanese==
+==Pokémon==
-===1996–2002 (Generations I and II)===
+===1994 (Pokemon Kaiju Zukan Book/beta)===
-[[File:Logo 2.png|center]]
+[[File:Title-v2-7828.jpg|center|300px]]
+{{Better logo needed}}
-[[File:Pocket_monsters.png|center]]
+===English===
-=== 2002–2006 (Generation III) ===
+====1998–present====
-[[File:Pokemon japanese gen 3 logo.jpeg|thumb|200x200px|centre]]
+[[File:Pokémon.svg|center|300px]]
-==English==
+===Japanese===
+–2002 (Generations I and II)
-===1997 Early Logo===
-[[File:Early_pokemon_logo.svg|center|300px]]
+[[File:Logo 2.png|center|300px]]
-Early logo only used in a 1997 [[Nintendo Power]] issue article introducing Pokemon to the United States. The typeface slightly differs from the current logo.
+====2002–2010 (Generations III and IV)====
+[[File:Pg3.png|center|300px]]
+====2010–2013 (Generation V)====
+[[File:Pokemon black logo Japan.png|center|300px]]
+====2013–2016 (Generation VI)====
+[[File:Pokemon X JP.png|center|300px]]
+====2016–2018 (Generation VII)====
+[[File:PokeJapanese.jpeg|center|300px]]
+====2018–2019 (Pokemon Let's Go! Eevee and Let's Go! Pikachu)====
+[[File:DesJaKzWsAANc3P.png|center|300px]]
+====2019–present (Generation VIII)====
+[[File:PokeJapanese2.jpeg|center|300px]]
-===1998–present===
-[[File:Pokemon_logo.svg|center|300px]]
-<gallery spacing="small" bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" hideaddbutton="true" captionalign="center" position="center" captionsize="small">
-Pokemon_2D logo.svg|2D version.
-Pokémon Gotta Catch 'Em All 1.png|Original logo with slogan from 1998-2003
-Pokémon Gotta Catch 'Em All 2.png|Logo with slogan from 2013-present
-File:Pokemon_logo_Southeast_Asia.png|Alternate logo used in Southeast Asia
-Pokémon 20.png|20th anniversary logo (2016)
-</gallery>
 ==External links==
 *[http://www.pokemon.com/ Pokémon]
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Revision as of 19:12, 19 February 2020

Contents

Capsule Monsters

1990–1992 (alpha)

Pokémon

1994 (Pokemon Kaiju Zukan Book/beta)

English

1998–present

Japanese

2002–2010 (Generations III and IV)

2010–2013 (Generation V)

2013–2016 (Generation VI)

2016–2018 (Generation VII)

2018–2019 (Pokemon Let's Go! Eevee and Let's Go! Pikachu)

2019–present (Generation VIII)

External links