Pokémon Adventures is split up into multiple discrete sections, which are further subdivided into multiple volumes and numerous smaller chapters. Currently, there are seven main divisions, five of which had 26 volumes of manga written about them.The Red, Green, and Blue game versions serve as the basis for the first plot. It is three volumes long, representing the three original game versions: volume one has a red color scheme, volume two is green, and volume three is blue. The main character, Red, is shown obtaining his Pokedex and Bulbasaur from Professor Oak to begin his Pokemon quest. Red must battle gym leaders to obtain the eight coveted gym badges. He eventually encounters his adversary Blue, who coincidentally happens to be Oak’s own grandson and who received Charmander. He meets conman Green later on in his travels, who sells him phony Pokemon goods. She has turned a Squirtle—the one that was taken from Oak’s lab—into a formidable Wartortle. Blue grows fond of Green during the series, but he masks it with his demeanor.
After learning about the battling gyms from the overbearing opponent, Red proceeds to battle them and wins the Boulder, Cascade, and Rainbow badges from Brock, Misty, and Erika, in that order (who are planning to defeat Team Rocket). Additionally, he collaborated with Misty, the gym leader of Cerulean City, to thwart Team Rocket’s schemes on Mount Moon and recovered her brainwashed Gyarados, which he eventually adopted as his own. His other accomplishments include capturing multiple Pocket Monsters, including as Pikachu in Pewter City, Snorlax when it obstructed a path during a cycling competition, Team Rocket-experimented Eevee, Aerodactyl from the Old Amber, Misty’s Gyarados, and a host of other infrequently used Pokemon. Furthermore, his Poliwhirl becomes Poliwrath and his Bulbasaur becomes Venusaur.
Afterwards, Red, Blue, and Green travel to Saffron City to face the top members of Team Rocket after Oak was abducted by them for developing a Mewtwo. The opponents for Red, Blue, and Green are the Electric-type trainer Lt. Surge, the Poison-type ninja trainer Koga, and the Psychic gym leader of Saffron City, Sabrina. Each Rocket boss is equipped with one of the three legendary winged Pokemon, Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres. They succeeded in stopping Team Rocket and preserving Oak. Through the use of Red’s Moon Stone, Green’s Clefairy transforms into Clefable and Red’s Ivysaur into a Venusaur. After earning seven badges, Red then goes to the Indigo Plateau to face his adversary Blue. Along the route, he defeats Mewtwo, the wicked bioweapon, Team Rocket’s commander, and the fabled missing Viridian Gym Leader, Giovanni.
Afterwards, Red faces off against Blue in the Pokémon League Championships, winning and taking home the title of Pokemon League champion. Green comes in third, and Blue comes in second after Professor Oak pulls out of the competition.
The following plot, which primarily acts as a creative tale to fill in the gaps between the original adventure and the events in Johto, is very loosely based on the Yellow version of the game. It comes in four volumes.
Following the receipt of a challenge letter from Lorelei of the Elite Four, Red vanished. To learn more about Giovanni’s whereabouts, they intend to get him to come see them. They required his Earth Badge as well. With Red frozen solid, only his Pikachu, Pika, was able to make it out. Red had assisted Yellow in catching a Rattata, thus Yellow made the decision to go look for him. Yellow requested that Blue teach her how to fight.
Later on, Lorelei finds Yellow and Bill, who managed to find Yellow. Lorelei uses the Ice Beam of her Dewgongs to trap them inside a cave. Deadly missiles were created when Cloyster’s spike cannon and Dewgong’s ice beam combined. Yellow utilized a little aperture to cast Pika outside to observe this after fastening Pika’s Pokéball to her fishing pole. Yellow utilized her ability to look through the Viridian Forest to see what Pika saw. Yellow uses an empty Pokéball in anticipation of Lorelei’s move, letting Lorelei destroy the dummy. A well-positioned Ratatta uses its teeth to split the ice. Yellow reveals her name was “Amarillo del Bosque Verde” (Spanish for Yellow of the Viridian Forest) before she departs.
To defeat the Elite Four collectively, Yellow, Blaine, Blue, Green, Bill, Lt. Surge, Koga, and Sabrina band together. They discovered that Lance’s grand scheme involved using the Gym Badges and an amplifying effect at Cerise Island to unleash a mystery Legendary Pokémon that would wipe out every human being in the world save themselves. They believed that the coexistence of humans and Pokémon was not intended.
Later, Red showed up at Cerise Island to assist Surge and Bill in defeating Bruno. It is also revealed that Red was freed from his ice sarcophagus by Giovanni. Yellow defeats Lance with the help of the trainers’ combined might when they send their power to her.
The Gold, Silver, and Crystal game versions serve as the foundation for the third adventure. The trainers from the first and second chapters are also included. At seven and a half volumes, it is marginally longer than the combined length of the first and second narratives.
It is largely focused on the Johto area and stars Gold, Silver, and Crystal as the protagonists. As depicted in the games, Team Rocket attempts a resurgence; however, unlike in the game, Team Rocket attacks the Pokémon League rather than losing before Gold gets there. Furthermore, the primary objective of the story is not for Gold or Crystal to obtain every badge; rather, it is for Gold to work with a Cyndaquil to recover Totodile from Silver, who took it, and for Crystal to finish the Pokédex.
