Does Poké mon come first with games or animation?

There are games first, and then there are cartoons.

The TV animation Poké mon (ポケモン) is adapted from Poké mon series games. This is a TV animated series directed by Kunihiko Yuyama, written by Hideki Sonoda and Gao Qiao, and voiced by Rica Matsumoto and Sadakazu Tanigaki.

Pokémon, together with other unofficial translations: Pokemon (Chinese mainland folk translation), Petelf (China Hongkong translation) and Poké mon (China Taiwan Province translation), is a series of games developed by Game Freak and Creatures Co., Ltd. and released by Nintendo, which is the main part of Poké mon's media works.

The original work is 1996 Game Boy role-playing game released in Japan. Poké mon series runs through Nintendo's handheld for generations. Series games are usually sold in pairs, and the replica version often appears a few years after the first version of the game is released. The main series of games consists of role-playing games, while the sub-series of games includes other types, such as action role-playing games, puzzle games, electronic pets and so on.

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From 65438 to 0996, the original Poké mon game was a Japanese role-playing game with strategic elements. The game played by Tian for Game Boy and its sequels and remastered editions are considered as the main series of games of Poké mon, which are well known by most fans.

Poké mon series games began with the release of Game Boy game Poké mon Red and Green in Japan. When the game was extremely popular, the enhanced version of Poké mon Blue was subsequently released, and the blue version was re-edited as Poké mon Red and Blue for overseas release. The original red and green version has never been sold outside Japan. ?

Later, in order to cater to the second enhanced remake of Poké mon animation, Poké mon Yellow was produced. Pokemon introduced the original 15 1 kinds of treasures and dreams (all treasures and dreams from Bulbasaur to dreams are counted in the order of national picture books) and basic gameplay, such as taking clothes, training, fighting with players such as computers, exchanging treasures and dreams, etc. These versions of the game all took place in the fictional Guandu area.

Pokemon's sideline games include the Game Boy color game Poké mon Pinball Table, which is adapted from the Pokemon swap card game. Nintendo 64 driving photography game "Poké mon Snapshot"; Adapted from Yao Xi Tetris, Poké mon Tetris Alliance with Poké mon theme;

Transplanting the handheld RPG battle system to the 3D game pokémon Arena； on Nintendo 64 platform; Several Poké mon * * starred in Nintendo 64 fighting game "Nintendo Stars Fight". At the Nintendo Space World Exhibition in 2000, Meow Meow and the Rockets briefly introduced a new game-Meow Meow Party, in which Bobby and Meihua made their debut, but the game was not officially produced. However, this song was used as the ending song of an animated film and sold a limited edition CD in Japan.