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'''''Pokémon Yellow Version: Special Pikachu Edition''''' is a [[1999]] role-playing game developed by Game Freak and published by Nintendo for the [[Game Boy Color]]. It is part of the first generation of the ''Pokémon'' franchise, and an updated re-release of the original [[1998]] games ''Pokémon Red Version'' and ''Pokémon Blue Version'', incorporating content loosely based on the ''Pokémon'' anime. The [[2016]] [[Nintendo 3DS]] Virtual Console re-release of the game was played by [[The D-Pad]] in 2016. The LP takes the form of a solo Nuzlocke played by [[Rick Desilets|Rick]], and is not part of the existing ''[[Pokémon Rivals]]'' Nuzlocke series. Episodes were streamed live on The D-Pad's YouTube channel. The LP consisted of 4 episodes; it began on February 27, 2016, and the most recent was uploaded on August 21, 2018. Rick has indicated his intention to eventually finish the LP.
 
'''''Pokémon Yellow Version: Special Pikachu Edition''''' is a [[1999]] role-playing game developed by Game Freak and published by Nintendo for the [[Game Boy Color]]. It is part of the first generation of the ''Pokémon'' franchise, and an updated re-release of the original [[1998]] games ''Pokémon Red Version'' and ''Pokémon Blue Version'', incorporating content loosely based on the ''Pokémon'' anime. The [[2016]] [[Nintendo 3DS]] Virtual Console re-release of the game was played by [[The D-Pad]] in 2016. The LP takes the form of a solo Nuzlocke played by [[Rick Desilets|Rick]], and is not part of the existing ''[[Pokémon Rivals]]'' Nuzlocke series. Episodes were streamed live on The D-Pad's YouTube channel. The LP consisted of 4 episodes; it began on February 27, 2016, and the most recent was uploaded on August 21, 2018. Rick has indicated his intention to eventually finish the LP.
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== Pokémon ==
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A list of all Pokémon obtained by Rick during the run. A highlighted name indicates a Pokémon currently in the party.
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
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|-
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! # !! Dex !! Name !! Nickname !! Species !! Location !! Ep !! Level !! Status !! data-sort-type="number" | Died !! class="unsortable" | Notes
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| 1 || 025 || style="background:#b6fcb6;" | PFVELA || Fella || Pikachu || Pallet Town || 1 || 18 || Alive || data-sort-value=-1 | N/A || Obtained from Professor Oak at level 5.
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| 2 || 019 || JPUEAH;TQL || J Poo Tickle || Rattata || Route 1 || 1 || 12 || Alive || data-sort-value=-1 | N/A || Caught at level 2.
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| 3 || 021 || XLDRLGALQE || Extra Large Dragalge || Spearow || Route 22 || 1 || 11 || Alive || data-sort-value=-1 | N/A || Caught at level 4.
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| 4 || 016 || MEWSPGDY || Mew Spaghetti || Pidgey || Route 2 || 1 || 14 || Alive || data-sort-value=-1 | N/A || Caught at level 5.
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| 5 || 012 || style="background:#b6fcb6;" | JMIW♀HKKQF || Jamiroquai || Butterfree || Viridian Forest || 1 || 20 || Alive || data-sort-value=-1 | N/A || Caught as a Metapod at level 4. Evolved into a Butterfree in episode 1.
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| 6 || 027 || style="background:#b6fcb6;" | CAFG][QNRD || Kefka Conrad || Sandshrew || Route 3 || 1 || 11 || Alive || data-sort-value=-1 | N/A || Caught at level 8.
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| 7 || 129 || FVZTSXPBMU || Fits Boom || Magikarp || Route 4 || 1 || 15 || Alive || data-sort-value=-1 | N/A || Bought in a Pokémon Center at level 5.
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| 8 || 041 || GYWOEIXU || N/A || Zubat || Mt. Moon || 1 || 10 || Alive || data-sort-value=-1 | N/A || Caught at level 10.
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| 9 || 056 || HUOSS || Hoss || Mankey || Route 4 || 1 || 9 || Alive || data-sort-value=-1 | N/A || Caught at level 9.
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| 10 || 002 || style="background:#b6fcb6;" | YGXR || Youngster || Ivysaur || Cerulean City || 1 || 19 || Alive || data-sort-value=-1 | N/A || Obtained from an NPC as a Bulbasaur at level 10. Evolved into an Ivysaur in episode 1.
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| 11 || 004 || style="background:#b6fcb6;" | QEHJCAQZOP || Cake Soup || Charmander || Route 24 || 1 || 12 || Alive || data-sort-value=-1 | N/A || Obtained from an NPC at level 10.
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| 12 || 039 || FILOPJHKT || Philip J. Hekt || Jigglypuff || Route 5 || 1 || 7 || Alive || data-sort-value=-1 | N/A || Caught at level 7.
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| 13 || 063 || DGP?AAB || Digby || Abra || Route 5 || 1 || 7 || Released || 1 || Caught illegally at level 7 to perform the Mew Glitch. Released afterward.
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| 14 || 151 || style="background:#b6fcb6;" | WGGNMAPEGH || Winnipeg || Mew || Route 24 || 1 || 7 || Alive || data-sort-value=-1 | N/A || Caught via the Mew Glitch at level 7.
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== Episodes ==
 
== Episodes ==
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  |OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2016|2|27}}
 
  |OriginalAirDate = {{Start date|2016|2|27}}
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  |ShortSummary = Pallet Town; PFVELA the Pikachu; JIGGLEJ; Route 1; Viridian City; JPUEAH;TQL the Rattata; Route 2; Route 22; XLDRLGALQE the Spearow; MEWSPGDY the Pidgey; Viridian Forest; JMIW♀HKKQF the Metapod; Pewter City; JIGGLEJ; JMIW♀HKKQF evolves into Butterfree; Pewter Gym; Brock; Route 3; CAFG][QNRD the Sandshrew; Route 4; FVZTSXPBMU the Magikarp; Mt. Moon; GYWOEIXU the Zubat; Cerulean City; HUOSS the Mankey; YGXR the Bulbasaur; JIGGLEJ; Route 24; QEHJCAQZOP the Charmander; Route 25; Route 5; FILOPJHKT the Jigglypuff; DG?AAB the Abra; WGGNMAPEGH the Mew; DG?AAB is released; Route 10; Underground Path; Route 6; YGXR evolves into Ivysaur; Cerulean Gym; Misty
 
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Revision as of 13:48, 7 May 2019

Pokémon Yellow Version: Special Pikachu Edition
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Franchise Pokémon
Developed by Game Freak
Published by Nintendo
Platform(s) Nintendo 3DS
Release date(s) February 27, 2016 (2016-02-27)
Genre Role-playing
Let's Play
Played by Rick Desilets
Featuring
Original run February 27, 2016 -
August 21, 2018
No. of episodes 4
Episode length 150-610 minutes
Playlist link
Playlist length 20:30:19

Pokémon Yellow Version: Special Pikachu Edition is a 1999 role-playing game developed by Game Freak and published by Nintendo for the Game Boy Color. It is part of the first generation of the Pokémon franchise, and an updated re-release of the original 1998 games Pokémon Red Version and Pokémon Blue Version, incorporating content loosely based on the Pokémon anime. The 2016 Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console re-release of the game was played by The D-Pad in 2016. The LP takes the form of a solo Nuzlocke played by Rick, and is not part of the existing Pokémon Rivals Nuzlocke series. Episodes were streamed live on The D-Pad's YouTube channel. The LP consisted of 4 episodes; it began on February 27, 2016, and the most recent was uploaded on August 21, 2018. Rick has indicated his intention to eventually finish the LP.

Pokémon

A list of all Pokémon obtained by Rick during the run. A highlighted name indicates a Pokémon currently in the party.

# Dex Name Nickname Species Location Ep Level Status Died Notes
1 025 PFVELA Fella Pikachu Pallet Town 1 18 Alive N/A Obtained from Professor Oak at level 5.
2 019 JPUEAH;TQL J Poo Tickle Rattata Route 1 1 12 Alive N/A Caught at level 2.
3 021 XLDRLGALQE Extra Large Dragalge Spearow Route 22 1 11 Alive N/A Caught at level 4.
4 016 MEWSPGDY Mew Spaghetti Pidgey Route 2 1 14 Alive N/A Caught at level 5.
5 012 JMIW♀HKKQF Jamiroquai Butterfree Viridian Forest 1 20 Alive N/A Caught as a Metapod at level 4. Evolved into a Butterfree in episode 1.
6 027 CAFG][QNRD Kefka Conrad Sandshrew Route 3 1 11 Alive N/A Caught at level 8.
7 129 FVZTSXPBMU Fits Boom Magikarp Route 4 1 15 Alive N/A Bought in a Pokémon Center at level 5.
8 041 GYWOEIXU N/A Zubat Mt. Moon 1 10 Alive N/A Caught at level 10.
9 056 HUOSS Hoss Mankey Route 4 1 9 Alive N/A Caught at level 9.
10 002 YGXR Youngster Ivysaur Cerulean City 1 19 Alive N/A Obtained from an NPC as a Bulbasaur at level 10. Evolved into an Ivysaur in episode 1.
11 004 QEHJCAQZOP Cake Soup Charmander Route 24 1 12 Alive N/A Obtained from an NPC at level 10.
12 039 FILOPJHKT Philip J. Hekt Jigglypuff Route 5 1 7 Alive N/A Caught at level 7.
13 063 DGP?AAB Digby Abra Route 5 1 7 Released 1 Caught illegally at level 7 to perform the Mew Glitch. Released afterward.
14 151 WGGNMAPEGH Winnipeg Mew Route 24 1 7 Alive N/A Caught via the Mew Glitch at level 7.

Episodes

EpisodeTitleLengthPlayerCommentatorsRelease date
1"Monster Party!"10:10:22RickJohn, Ben, C/J[a]February 27, 2016 (2016-02-27)
Pallet Town; PFVELA the Pikachu; JIGGLEJ; Route 1; Viridian City; JPUEAH;TQL the Rattata; Route 2; Route 22; XLDRLGALQE the Spearow; MEWSPGDY the Pidgey; Viridian Forest; JMIW♀HKKQF the Metapod; Pewter City; JIGGLEJ; JMIW♀HKKQF evolves into Butterfree; Pewter Gym; Brock; Route 3; CAFG][QNRD the Sandshrew; Route 4; FVZTSXPBMU the Magikarp; Mt. Moon; GYWOEIXU the Zubat; Cerulean City; HUOSS the Mankey; YGXR the Bulbasaur; JIGGLEJ; Route 24; QEHJCAQZOP the Charmander; Route 25; Route 5; FILOPJHKT the Jigglypuff; DG?AAB the Abra; WGGNMAPEGH the Mew; DG?AAB is released; Route 10; Underground Path; Route 6; YGXR evolves into Ivysaur; Cerulean Gym; Misty
1.5"I'm on a Boat"2:30:51TBATBAMarch 19, 2016 (2016-03-19)
2"I Heard Someone Die"4:06:01TBATBASeptember 23, 2017 (2017-09-23)
3"High-Quality Dude Slash"3:43:05RickJohnAugust 21, 2018 (2018-08-21)

Trivia

  • Although initially intended to be a weekly stream, Pokémon Yellow developed one of the most inconsistent schedules of any LP on the channel, with 18 months passing between episodes in one instance.
  • At just over 10 hours, the first episode of the LP was, until the 25-hour livestream of Super Mario Odyssey, the longest video the channel had ever produced.
    • Due to YouTube limitations on video length mandating Super Mario Odyssey be split into three segments after the initial Twitch stream, the first episode of this series remains the longest YouTube video on the channel.

Notes

  1. In this episode, C/J appears via speakerphone.