Pokémon-manga

Kosaku Anakubo's long-running gag manga — the very first Pokémon comic — starring a crude, troublemaking Red and his equally unruly Clefairy as they bumble across the regions.

The long-running flagship manga, closely following the games. Each arc retells a generation through its own Pokédex holder — Red, Yellow, Gold, Ruby and the rest — with higher stakes and a darker edge than the anime.

A light-hearted shōjo comedy (originally "Pokémon PiPiPi Adventures") following Hazel and a cast of very human-like Pokémon through gag-filled romantic misadventures.

A short, upbeat Johto adventure following the energetic Gold as he battles his way across the region in a story loosely based on Gold & Silver.

Toshihiro Ono's manga retelling of the animated series, following Ash and Pikachu through Johto- and Hoenn-era adventures alongside the show's familiar faces.

A one-volume adaptation of the Mystery Dungeon games: a boy named Ginji wakes up transformed into a Torchic and starts a Pokémon rescue team.

An action-packed Sinnoh story in which the hot-headed Hareta sets out to find the legendary Dialga, squaring off against Team Galactic along the way.

The four-panel gag-strip treatment for the Unova region — bite-sized comedy built around the Black & White cast and their Pokémon.

A pocket-sized collection of four-panel (4-koma) gag strips romping through the original Kanto games, packed with quick jokes and trivia.