If there’s Gold, there’s of course also his rival, accordingly named Silver. That’s how Kagemaru Himeno pictured him in the “Pokemon Gold/Silver Battle Capture Comic” oneshot manga.
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If there’s Gold, there’s of course also his rival, accordingly named Silver. That’s how Kagemaru Himeno pictured him in the “Pokemon Gold/Silver Battle Capture Comic” oneshot manga.
Now here’s something rare I got from a friend. And by rare, I mean VERY rare. Gold with his Chikorita from a one-shot manga “Pokemon Gold & Silver: Battle-Capture Comic” by Kagemaru Himeno. YES! The same Kagemaru Himeno who made the “How I Became a Pokemon Card” manga and illustrated many Pokemon cards. A very memorable and influential Pokemon artist and this is one of her more obscure works. This is not all I’ve got to show from this short manga, so stay tuned!
The short GS-based manga titled “Pokemon Gold/Silver: Battle-Capture Comic” by Kagemaru Himeno revolved around Gold challenging Johto’s first Gym. This is how Falkner appears in that manga.
Who’s that character?
So, there’s one more character in the “Pokemon Gold/Silver: Battle-Capture Comic”... and he’s a rather non-obvious, easy-to-miss character from the games. Can you guess who he is?
Keep in mind that this manga is based on Pokemon Gold & Silver and shows the early portion of the game. If you think you know who he is, please send answers via “Ask Me”!