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Pokémon Channel
Pokémon Channel |
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Also known as: Pokémon Channel: Pikachu to Issho! (JP)
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Pokémon Channel is the spiritual successor/sequel to Hey You, Pikachu!, featuring similar gameplay mechanics, but with pointing and clicking instead of voice commands. Notable features include a Pokémon mini emulator, an exclusive anime titled "Pichu Bros. in Party Panic", and lots of TV watching.
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Unused Graphics
Discs
There are discs for all of the channels (including two slightly different versions of Slowpoke's Weather Forecast for some reason). They're all in Japanese, while the only one that's been translated is Pichu Bros. Part 5, which is the only channel that requires collecting a disc.
This could mean that you originally had to find a disc for each channel. In fact, there are models of fragments of each Pichu Bros. disc, meaning that each part required finding all the parts. In the European version, all the discs have been replaced with Pichu Bros Part 5.
It's unknown what its in-game purpose would be.
nuri_640.dat
A Japanese screenshot of Quiz Wobbuffet that has been edited using the in-game Smeargle Paint tool. The filename "nuri" most likely refers to 塗り (to paint).
t_ookido.dat
A picture of Professor Oak with the character 仮 (temporary) on his forehead.
test_640.dat
A TV screen test, mostly based on the famous Philips PM5544.
The named company and phone number are of a real serviceman in Poland (http://www.serwis-tv.com).
system_opening_picyu.dat
A ribbon that reads Pichu (ピチュー), meaning that Pichu was originally meant to be seen during the opening sequence.
system_opening_ribon.dat
Another ribbon that reads Pikachu with friends (ピカチュウとなかまたち), also meant for the opening sequence.
pch_title.dat
An early, more colorful version of the game's logo. The text at the bottom just translates to Pokémon Channel (ポケモンチャンネル).
Unused Models
nice_card.dat
An early version of the Nice Cards. The back has the kanji symbol (仮) meaning "Temporary".
m_myroom_pc.dat
While it can't be seen, there's actually a picture on the monitor, and the wallpaper is an image from Hey You, Pikachu!
common_ice_bou.dat
A popsicle stick that translates to "miss". In Japan it's common for popsicles to be part of a little lottery game. If you get the right popsicle stick, you could win a small prize, like a free popsicle. Since this one says "miss" it indicates a non-winning stick. Better luck next time.
Inflatable Pokémon Toys
There are several unused inflatable Pokémon pool toys. It’s possible these may have been meant to be purchased from Shop 'N Squirtle.
bar.dat
A bar with "power" written on it.
m_myroom_tirasi.dat
A Japanese poster for Hey You, Pikachu!.
baruca_default.dat
A rectangular shaped Ditto.
common_song_book.dat
An untranslated song book with Jigglypuff and the Pichu Brothers on it.
Obscured Graphics
Squirtle's Eyes
Squirtle's model has eyes, but they are covered up by the glasses that he is wearing. Making them normally unseen by the player.
Unused Music
All music from Hey You, Pikachu! is still present in the data.
Unused Scenes
opening_demo_tv3_short.pkc
An unused title screen that takes place in Cobalt Coast. There is no cursor. While this is not used in-game, the Cobalt Coast background is used for the Pokémon Channel Bangumi Kakuchou Pack bonus disc's title screen, which is exclusive to Japan. It can be reinserted into the game with the following code:
PTGZ-9A1Y-NEVX7 5G6Z-2BMJ-8HJZF PGGG-AK35-19DZ9
opening_demo_tv2.pkc
An unused variant of the opening cutscene with Pikachu, Treecko, Torchic, Pichu and Togepi.
Regional Differences
To do: Specify what the e-Reader does. If like most games, removed support is a European version difference. |
Jirachi
The European version has the Jirachi event that was on the Japanese and American Bonus Disc that players got when pre-ordering Pokémon Colosseum. Europe didn't get the chance to get this Bonus Disc, and with it the ability to obtain Celebi (Japan) or Jirachi (US) along with a fix to the Berry Glitch. In this respect, Jirachi was more accessible because the game didn't need to be pre-ordered, and all that needed to be done was to unlock the full showing of "Pichu Bros. in Party Panic".
This event is still only for Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, though.
Cry Changes
Like Hey You, Pikachu!, most of the Pokémon voices were changed to match the English dub of the anime.
SD Card
To do: Add USA AR code. Check if the leftovers are translated to all languages. |
The Japanese version has the ability to save pictures using the GameCube SD card adapter. This can be activated in international versions with the following Action Replay codes.
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RC6A-A0YJ-KVEWD 6RYC-1BX1-AG6B4 M1WM-W79Z-MYVD5 |
References
- Games developed by Ambrella
- Games published by Nintendo
- GameCube games
- Games released in 2003
- Games with unused objects
- Games with unused graphics
- Games with unused models
- Games with unused cinematics
- Games with unused items
- Games with unused music
- Games with debugging functions
- Games with hidden sound tests
- Games with hidden level selects
- Games with regional differences
- To do
- Pokémon series
- E-Reader compatible games
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