Pokémon Adventures: Yellow

by Hidenori Kusaka & Mato

Yellow, a girl from Viridian City born with the power to heal Pokémon and read their emotions, disguises herself as a boy to search for the missing Red. The Elite Four — led by Lance, who believes humanity must be destroyed to protect Pokémon — have set a trap on Cerise Island. Blue and Green return to fight, Blaine is dying from Mewtwo cells in his arm, and Yellow must awaken powers she doesn't understand to save everyone.

39 characters, locations, and items in this world codex.

Characters

• Agatha — Elite Four member and Ghost-type specialist — the oldest and most cunning of the four, she uses mind control, possession, and manipulation as weapons
• Bill — Pokémon Storage System inventor and accidental adventurer — falls into a river, gets rescued by Yellow, and ends up fighting an Elite Four member on a
• Blaine — Cinnabar Island Gym Leader dying from Mewtwo's cells in his arm — the scientist who helped create Mewtwo and is now psychically bonded to it, fighting
• Blue Oak — Viridian Gym Leader and Pokédex holder — Red's rival turned reluctant mentor to Yellow, he teaches her battle strategy before joining the Cerise Islan
• Brock — Pewter City Gym Leader and Rock-type specialist — one of the good Gym Leaders who supports Yellow's quest and gives her Gravvy the Golem.
• Bruno — Elite Four member and Fighting-type specialist — the most physically powerful of the four but also the most conflicted, forced into obedience by Agath
• Chuchu — Yellow's own Pikachu — a female Pikachu who bonds with Pika during their journey together, gentler than Red's battle-hardened partner but no less loya
• Dody — Yellow's Dodrio — obtained from her uncle, serves as her primary transportation and a surprisingly effective battler with three heads that think faste
• Erika — Celadon City Gym Leader and Grass-type specialist — a refined and composed ally who helps corner Miles and supports the alliance against the Elite Fou
• Giovanni — Team Rocket's boss and former Viridian Gym Leader — the last person anyone expects to rescue Red, but the Elite Four's plan threatens his interests to
• Green — The third Pokédex holder — a cunning thief and master of disguise who orchestrated Yellow's boy disguise, bugged her hat, and fights Lorelei on Cerise
• Koga — Fuchsia City Gym Leader and Poison-type ninja — paired with Blue against Agatha on Cerise Island, where two masters of indirect warfare face the ghost
• Lance — Leader of the Elite Four and the arc's central antagonist — a Dragon-type master who believes the only way to save Pokémon is to destroy humanity, and
• Lorelei — Elite Four member and Ice-type specialist — she froze Red in ice on Mt. Moon and hunts Yellow across Kanto, recognizing the girl's Viridian powers as
• Lt. Surge — Vermilion City Gym Leader and Electric-type specialist — a military man who brings tactical precision to Cerise Island, fighting Bruno alongside Bill.
• Lugia — The Diving Pokémon — summoned and controlled by Lance's Badge Energy Amplifier on Cerise Island, forced to channel destructive power against humanity
• Mewtwo — The most powerful Pokémon ever created — cloned from Mew with Blaine's cells filling the gaps, psychically bonded to its creator in a partnership that
• Misty — Cerulean City Gym Leader and Water-type specialist — supports Yellow's quest and gives her Omny the Omastar, adding another trusted Pokémon to the hea
• Pika — Red's Pikachu — escaped the Elite Four's ambush battered and alone, found Professor Oak, and bonded with Yellow for a journey that ends with the most
• Professor Oak — Kanto's leading Pokémon researcher — the one who sees Pika's wounds, understands what they mean, and sends Yellow on the quest that saves the region.
• Ratty — Yellow's Raticate — her first caught Pokémon and a reliable battler who makes up in determination what it lacks in raw power.
• Red — The Pokémon League Champion, frozen in ice by the Elite Four after refusing to join their plan to exterminate humanity — missing for the entire arc un
• Sabrina — Saffron City Gym Leader and powerful psychic — her Spoons of Destiny determine the battle pairings on Cerise Island, and she fights Lorelei alongside
• Super Nerd Miles — A Super Nerd hired by Agatha to steal Pika and spy on Yellow — defeated by Yellow's cleverness and then possessed by Agatha's Gastly to keep him quiet
• Yellow — Amarillo del Bosque Verde — A girl from Viridian City disguised as a boy, blessed with psychic healing powers from the Viridian Forest — the gentlest trainer alive, sent to find

Locations

• Cerise Island — An unmapped volcanic island west of Cinnabar — the Elite Four's headquarters, built into a gigantic Badge Energy Amplifier designed to summon Lugia an
• Cerulean City — A city in northern Kanto — Misty's Gym territory, near the industrial wasteland that Cerise Island's converted energy eventually restores to life.
• Cinnabar Island — A volcanic island in southwest Kanto — Blaine's Gym territory, the birthplace of Mewtwo, and the closest civilized point to Cerise Island.
• Indigo Plateau — The Pokémon League headquarters — where Red became champion, where the Elite Four once held court, and the symbol of the authority Lance has rejected.
• Mt. Moon — A mountain between Pewter and Cerulean — where Red was ambushed by the Elite Four, frozen by Lorelei, and hidden until Giovanni found him.
• Pallet Town — A small town in southern Kanto — home to Professor Oak's laboratory and the origin point of the Pokédex holders' journeys.
• Vermilion City — A port city in southeast Kanto — Lt. Surge's Gym territory and a key stop on Yellow's journey, where sea routes connect to the wider region.
• Viridian City — A city at the edge of Viridian Forest — Yellow's home, the origin of her psychic powers, and the starting point for the quest to find Red.
• Viridian Forest — An ancient forest that grants psychic powers to rare children born near it — the source of both Yellow's healing gifts and Lance's destructive ones.

Items

• Badge Energy Amplifier — The weapon at the heart of Lance's plan — Cerise Island itself, converted into a device that channels the power of all eight Kanto Gym Badges to summo
• Earth Badge — Giovanni's Gym Badge — the final piece Lance needs to activate the Badge Energy Amplifier, and the reason he lures the Team Rocket boss to Cerise Isla
• Master Ball — Blaine's containment device for Mewtwo — not just a capture tool but a medical necessity, limiting the psychic strain that would otherwise kill them b
• Spoons of Destiny — Sabrina's psychic divination tool — the bent spoons that determine which heroes fight which Elite Four members on Cerise Island, pairing fate with tac
• Yellow's Straw Hat — Red's hat modified by Green — Yellow's disguise, tracking device, and secret container for the Silver Wing and Rainbow Wing, all in one piece of headw

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