Pocket Monsters Blue

Not to be confused with the internationally-released Pokémon Red Version and Pokémon Blue Version.

Pocket Monsters Blue
Box artwork of Pokémon Blue Version
Game information
Generation	Generation I
Number of player(s)	1-2
Platform(s), Categories and File Size	Platform(s) Game Boy Game Boy Color Genre(s) RPG
Developer(s)	Game Freak
Publisher(s)	Nintendo
In other countries
Japan	Title(s) ポケットモンスター　青(あお) Poketto Monsutaa Ao (Pocket Monsters Blue) Release date October 10, 1996 October 15, 1999 February 1, 2016 February 27, 2016
Japan	Title(s) ポケットモンスター　青(あお) Poketto Monsutaa Ao (Pocket Monsters Blue) Release date October 10, 1996 October 15, 1999 February 1, 2016 February 27, 2016

Pocket Monsters Blue is an updated version of Pocket Monsters Red and Pocket Monsters Green. It is also the game used for the translation of the worldwide Generation I games. In Japan Pokémon Blue served as the third version of the original Kanto games, with Yellow Edition being a new game added to the set for modified gameplay and utilization of the full effect of the Game Boy Color. Pokémon Blue version was used as Red Version's foreign release counterpart because the two have the same Pokémon battle sprites and pictures. Pocket Monsters Green, which only saw release in Japan as the original counterpart to Red Version, has considerably more awkward battle sprites than the other two games. This poor graphic design is why Red Version's depictions of the original 151 were used for its updated release and why Green Version was never released to a wide audience. It also removes some of the game-breaking glitches.

Gym Leaders

Brock Pewter City	Misty Cerulean City	Lt. Surge Vermilion City	Erika Celadon City
Koga Fuchsia City	Sabrina Saffron City	Blaine Cinnabar Island	Giovanni Viridian City

Elite Four and Champion

Lorelei

Bruno

Agatha

Lance

Blue

References

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