A "Pokemon Channel" Master Quiz

Answer: Magnemite

A couple of Magnemite help deliver in the televisions by using electromagnetism to carry them. The player will be able to purchase more televisions later on in the game.

Answer: Treecko, Torchic, and Mudkip

The starters of Hoenn are the ones that follow Pikachu to the player's house to check out the television. However, Treecko, Torchic, and Mudkip run away once the player opens their door. Pikachu sticks around and decides to stay with the player to help aid with watching shows. Treecko, Torchic, and Mudkip can be seen later in different locations. Since this game is referencing Hoenn, Turtwig, Chimchar, and Piplup didn't even exist yet.

Answer: Six

This one is a bit of a trick question as Professor Oak's Special Report does count as a channel even though it's primary function is to save the game.

The other five channels are Pichu Bros. in Party Panic: Part 1, Shop N' Squirtle, PNF (Pokemon News Flash), Quiz Wobbufett, and Smoochum Shape-Up.

Answer: No

Celebi, Latios, and Latias appear in this game as well under special circumstances that will allow the player and Pikachu to obtain their Nice Cards.

Answer: By finding them scattered throughout different areas.

There are many different Nice Cards that can be found throughout the game. The easiest way to obtain them is purchasing a pack of them from Shop N' Squirtle. Other methods to obtaining Nice Cards is to interact with the Pokemon in the different areas of the game. Most of them require the player and Pikachu to correctly answer a question relating to that Pokemon.

However, a few Pokemon will give away Nice Cards by helping them with a certain task (such as playing with a Duskull with a ball). Nice Cards can never be found throughout the different areas.

Answer: By taking the bus

In order to get to the other three locations (which are Viridian Forest, Mt. Snowfall, and Cobalt Coast), the player will need to take the bus. The player must first purchase bus tickets from Shop N' Squirtle before they can access the other areas in the game. The selection map option is actually how the player access levels from this game's predecessor, "Hey You, Pikachu!"

Answer: Raichu

Raichu can only be found in during the day in Viridian Forest where the player and Pikachu can earn a Nice Card from answering it's question correctly. Jigglypuff can be found in Mt. Snowfall, Staryu is found at Cobalt Coast, and Celebi can only be found in Springleaf Field after seeing a sighting of it through PNF.

Answer: Kecleon

Jigglypuff and Kecleon preform a duet upon interacting with a sign in the first area. Kecleon will also give away a Nice Card after helping it out.

Answer: Tic-Tac-Toe

There is a small tic-tac-toe board found on the beach where the player and Pikachu can play with. If Pikachu wins, it will be proud of itself. However, if the player wins, Pikachu will be upset and will turn away from the board. The player can play tic-tac-toe with Pikachu once a day.

Answer: Meowth

It's not just any Meowth. The party host is none other than Team Rocket's Meowth who is also joined by Jessie's Wobbuffet and the Squirtle Squad. The Pichu Bros. and their friends eventually manage to make it to the party where Meowth preforms a special song for all of his guests. Jessie and James do not physically appear, but their voices can be heard singing alongside Meowth during his song.

Answer: Fall asleep during episodes

Psyduck is not a very reliable host for PNF as Psyduck often falls asleep during reports at times. Rarely, the episode will begin with Psyduck already asleep meaning the episode ends right then and there.

PNF is quite the useful show to watch in-game as there are reports where the player will be given hints to meet up with Celebi, Latios, and Latias. Meowth from Team Rocket is also the interviewer that inquires many Pokemon of their statements.

Answer: Spencer

Spencer is one of very few wild Pokemon to have an actual name. Spencer always makes sure the player and Pikachu are able to purchase the items that they need.

Answer: Yes

Playing the quizzes through both of these shows are one of few ways to earn this game's form of currency, Pika. For Quiz Wobbuffet, the player must wait until after the third and sixth rounds in order to get a chance to answer a question correctly. The faster the response, the more the Pika is received. For Odd One Out, the player must correctly guess if there is an even amount of Oddish left on the screen or there is an odd one out (hence the name).

Answer: Chum Chum Ranking

Smoochum Shape-up is a work-out show where Smoochum helps others perform different workout routines with Pikachu eventually being able to follow along. Chum Chum Ranking is more special as it shows the player how many times they have done a certain thing such as their most watched shows, the number of times they have changed the channel, etc.

Answer: Eggzamination: Hatch Up!

Eggzamination: Hatch Up! is a show where the player must correctly guess which Pokemon is inside of the egg. It starts out real easy as the colors will tell which Pokemon it is even before hearing it's cry. However, as more times this game is played, the egg is a plain white with the player needing to listen to the cry to guess which it is. Eggzamination: Hatch Up! also gives out random trivia facts about certain Pokemon and the egg takes time to hatch starting with only 5 minutes and up to 24 hours in real life time.

Smeargle's Art Study is a show about a Smeargle who reviews the player's art hanging on their wall using the Smeargle 2 item. The art can then be sold to Professor Oak for money. Chansey's Fortune Cookie is simply a show about the player picking a fortune cookie and Chansey breaks it open to read it. Nothing else happens and the player can only get a single fortune once a day. Mareep Farm is a show about simply helping the player and Pikachu fall asleep.

Answer: Mintale Town

Mintale Town is quite the peaceful town where the player and Pikachu spend their days watching television and playing out in the other areas.

Answer: It gets lost.

On the fifth day of this game, there is an emergency PNF report announcing that a Magnemite accidentally lost the disc containing the final episode of Pichu Bros. in Party Panic. The disc is found in the Ruins of Truth in Mt. Snowfall. The player and Pikachu must go through different trials in order to retrieve the disc and proceed to watch the final episode.

Answer: Snorlax's Lunch Time

Snorlax's Lunch Time is the only Pokemon Mini game that isn't a version of one of the actual games in real life. This game will text the player's reflexes as they must eat as much food as they can. However, accidently attempting to eat a Pichu will end the game then and there.

The Pokemon Mini can be eventually found by Pikachu after it searches for a little while under the player's bed. The Pokemon Mini comes with Snorlax's Lunch Time and, to get more games to play, the player must purchase them from Shop N' Squirtle.

Answer: True

This happens on the second day where Pikachu, upset on not understanding how the television works, accidentally destroys it with a Thunderbolt. Professor Oak then sends over a temporary television right away, but shows can only be watched in black and white.

Answer: A full-screening of Pichu Bros. in Party Panic in the stars

Once the player and Pikachu help retrieve the final episode of Pichu Bros. in Party Panic and watch every other show as well, they are invited by Jirachi to Camp Starlight at night to watch the full version of Pichu Bros. in Party Panic on a projection screen that shows it within the stars.