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Pokémon Sword & Shield parent’s guide: what’s inside
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This is a Pokémon manga adaptation tie-in to the Sword & Shield video games, aimed at children. It features adventure, friendship, and competition through Pokémon battles, with protagonists pursuing meaningful personal goals. The story emphasizes teamwork, perseverance, and pursuing dreams, with only stylized battle violence typical of the franchise. It's appropriate for fans of the series and young readers who enjoy action-adventure manga.
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Casey Shield, a hacker who invented the Dynamax Simulator, and Henry Sword, a boy who repairs gear for Pokémon, both dream of entering the Galar region's Gym battles. For Casey, it's a chance to reunite with her lost Pokémon. For Henry, it's an opportunity to search for the legendary Rusted Sword and Rusted Shield. Hen... Casey Shield, a hacker who invented the Dynamax Simulator, and Henry Sword, a boy who repairs gear for Pokémon, both dream of entering the Galar region's Gym battles. For Casey, it's a chance to reunite with her lost Pokémon. For Henry, it's an opportunity to search for the legendary Rusted Sword and Rusted Shield. Henry, Casey and their friends arrive at Motostoke to participate in the Gym Challenge. They’ve missed the opening ceremonies, but they’re still able to join in the challenges! Henry’s first official battle pits him against Gym Leader Milo. Will Henry’s first Dynamax battle also be his last?!
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ISBN 9781223240916