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The 13 pages that link to Pokémon, each with the reason it gives.

• NintendoRelated: Nintendo has co-owned The Pokémon Company and published many mainline Pokémon games.

• Japanese popular cultureBroader topic: Its games, animation, cards, and merchandise demonstrate the international reach of a media franchise.

• Handheld game consoleRelated: The original games helped make the Game Boy a social and commercial success.

• Media franchiseBroader topic: Games, animation, cards, and merchandise extend one property across distinct formats.

• Pokémon Trading Card GameNarrower topic: The card game adapts Pokémon creatures and battles into a tabletop format.

• Video game localizationBroader topic: Its international releases adapted creature names, jokes, and cultural references for distinct markets.

• Hiroshi YamauchiBroader topic: Yamauchi approved Nintendo’s investment in the games that launched this franchise.

• Media mixBroader topic: Games, animation, trading cards, and toys have jointly sustained its global franchise.

• 1990sBroader topic: Its 1996 launch grew into a global phenomenon spanning games, television, and trading cards.

• Pokémon GoNarrower topic: Pokémon Go adapts the franchise's creatures and collecting premise for real-world exploration.

• Satoshi TajiriNarrower topic: Pokémon is the franchise Tajiri conceived and the work most closely associated with him.

• History of animeBroader topic: Its games, television series, and merchandise made anime part of global youth culture.

• Pokémon RedNarrower topic: Red helped launch the global franchise and its collection-centered identity.