
This is what happens when you forget to put the fire out before you go to sleep on Christmas eve.

This is what happens when you forget to put the fire out before you go to sleep on Christmas eve.
In a special video episode, KC and Jowy go over a few ways to make Pokémon themed Christmas ornaments. Happy holidays from all of us at The Pallet Tribune! You can find the episode on iTunes or save the m4v by right clicking here. You may need to install Quicktime to view it.
KC and Jowy go in depth and review Pokémon Rumble, the new WiiWare game. Stay tuned for a Forum Focus segment at the end of the show!
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In my long history of working with Pokémon music, one of the most frustrating obstacles I’ve run into is not a lack of source material, but a lack of commercial availability. For every song that is available on CD or as a digital download, it seems like there is another not available for purchase. Between movies 4-6 and 8-12 (you may recall that “This Side of Paradise” from movie 7 actually is available on the 4Kids music collection, and is therefore ineligible for this list), as well as the TV show and games such as Pokémon Channel, there is enough music for roughly two to three albums.
Now, I’m not naïve-knowing what I do about the music industry, there are very likely financial, legal, and possibly even technical hurdles to releasing some of these songs, so I’m not trying to blame or vilify The Pokémon Company International (or anyone else in particular). Instead, I’m making a list (a wish list, perhaps) of the ten songs I’d like to see up for consideration the next time a US Pokémon album is being made. To be fair, this was a really hard list to make, and I had to pull from the list of songs I was familiar with and could review easily, so some songs you might have expected (like that one from “Do I Hear a Ralts?” everyone keeps talking about) might be missing from this list: more…
Jowy and KC discuss all the ins and outs of capturing Pokémon; from the different types of PokéBalls, to the complex algorithms that decide if your catch is successful.
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Annie is back along with Jimmy31428 to talk with Jowy and KC about HeartGold and SoulSilver.
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Ever since it came into being in 1996, the Pokémon TCG has promoted itself through special, rare promo cards. They’ve been released for everything from movies to CD’s to tournaments to readers of CoroCoro Comics.
10. Marill (ANA Promotion)
Most TCG fans are familiar with the Pikachu promo card for All Nippon Airways (ANA), but Pikachu wasn’t the only Pokémon to promote the major Japanese airline. Marill, the aquatic mouse known for accompanying Pokémon watcher Tracey, also got its own ANA promo card. Similar to the Azumarill card that made #8 on my last list, the appeal of this card is two attacks that work well with each other. Marill’s first attack, Rebound, triples the damage of its second attack, Jump On. Jump On in turn has a chance of paralysis if the coin flips in your favor, and 10 damage either way (30 if you use Rebound first). Plus, the card art (featuring an airborne Marill over a sunset-lit sea) is really pretty. more…

Ever wonder what some crazy Pokémon spin-off games would be like? BigRedLax is back to provide some possibilities! Click the thumbnail for the full version.
Annie joins KC and Jowy as we talk about Dark Type Pokémon. We also try out a new game show and experiment with an improvisational scary story.
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KC and Jowy review the sixth Pokemon movie and read some mail!
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