Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, dan Emerald

GBA Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire Music Super Complete
GBA Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire Music Super Complete
Album lagu tema karya Junichi Masuda, Go Ichinose, Morikazu Aoki
Dirilis	26 April 2003
Label	Mediafactory

Informasi pengembang
Pengembang	Game Freak
Pengarah	Junichi Masuda
Produsen	Satoshi Tajiri (executive producer)
Komponis	Go Ichinose; Morikazu Aoki; Junichi Masuda; Hiroko Takano
Penerbit	Nintendo, The Pokémon Company
Seniman	Ken Sugimori

*Pokémon Ruby* and *Sapphire*
Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire
	Berkas:Pokémon Ruby.jpg; Berkas:Pokémon Sapphire.jpg
Tipe	Pokémon trio versions (en)
Versi pertama
Genre	Role-playing video game
Pengembang
Informasi pengembang
Pengembang	Game Freak
Pengarah	Junichi Masuda
Produsen	Satoshi Tajiri (executive producer)
Komponis	Go Ichinose; Morikazu Aoki; Junichi Masuda; Hiroko Takano
Penerbit	Nintendo, The Pokémon Company
Seniman	Ken Sugimori
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Pokémon Ruby Version and Sapphire Version (ポケットモンスタールビー・サファイアcode: ja is deprecated , Poketto Monsutā Rubī Safaia, "Pocket Monsters: Ruby & Sapphire") adalah salah satu judul untuk seri permainan video game dari media franchise laris dunia Pokémon yang diciptakan oleh Satoshi Tajiri dan Ken Sugimori. Video game ini dirilis tahun 2003, dan versi penyempurnaannya yang kemudian diberi judul Pokémon Emerald dirilis tahun 2005.

Karakteristik

Video game Pokémon versi ini mengalami perbaikan yang sangat signifikan bila dibandingkan dengan dua versi pendahulunya, yaitu Pokémon Red dan Blue serta Pokémon Gold dan Silver. Dalam versi ini, yang ditujukan untuk konsol handheld Nintendo Game Boy Advance, latar belakang game beserta seluruh karakternya sudah berwarna terang dan jelas. Sistem waktu masih tetap dipertahankan, sayangnya sistem siang-malam dihilangkan dari versi ini.

Dirilis sebagai pendukung dari serial anime Pokémon: Advanced Generation, video game Ruby dan Sapphire menampilkan dua karakter utama yang bisa kita pilih, pertama yang laki-laki adalah Brendan, dan yang perempuan adalah May. Ironisnya, terdapat perbedaan versi dalam serial TV dan video game, dimana di versi game Brendan adalah pacar May, sementara di versi TV Ash Ketchum tampil sebagai pacar dari May. Untuk jalan cerita sendiri, setting video game ini mengambil tempat di region Hoenn.

Pokémon starter yang bisa kita pilih ketika Professor Birch menawarkannya kepada kita adalah Treecko yang berjenis tumbuhan, Torchic yang berjenis api, dan Mudkip yang berjenis air.

Salah satu perubahan besar di dalam sistem permainan pokemon adalah diperkenalkannya sistem EV(Effort Vallue) dan IV(Individual Value) yang merupakan sebuah angka tersembunyi yang nantinya berpengaruh pada status pokemon dan diperkenalkannya sistem nature dimana nature terntentu akan menaikan 1 status tertentu pokemon sebesar 10% dan 1 status lain diturunkan sebesar 10%

Selain hal diatas, Ruby dan Sapphire juga memperkenalkan dua sindikat kriminal yang baru, yaitu Team Aqua dan Team Magma. Perbedaannya, jika kita memainkan versi Sapphire, maka yang akan menjadi sindikat kriminal adalah Team Aqua, dan Team Magma akan menjadi aliansi kita, sebaliknya jika kita memainkan versi Ruby, maka yang akan menjadi musuh adalah Team Magma, dan Team Aqua akan menjadi sekutu kita.

Sementara itu, video game penyempurnaan dari Ruby dan Sapphire, yaitu Pokémon Emerald, yang dirilis tahun 2005 banyak disebut orang sebagai Official Video Game for May.

Pokémon

Total ada 386 spesies Pokémon yang bisa kita dapatkan atau kita tangkap dalam game Pokémon versi ini. 151 spesies Pokémon yang ada di region Kanto dari mulai Bulbasaur sampai Mew, 100 spesies Pokémon yang tinggal di region Johto, dari mulai Chikorita sampai Celebi. Dan 135 spesies baru yang ada di Hoenn, dari mulai Treecko sampai Deoxys. Namun tidak semuanya bisa kita dapatkan secara mudah, karena ada beberapa spesies yang tidak bisa kita tangkap di alam, melainkan harus melalui suatu acara, atau bahkan memakai kode curang game shark atau action replay.

Audio

Disc 1

Disc 1
#	Judul Jepang	Terjemahan Inggris	Artis	Durasi
1	タイトルデモ～ホウエン地方の旅立ち	Title Demo: Travels around Hoenn	Go Ichinose	0:36
2	タイトルデモ２～ダブルバトル～	Title Demo 2: Double Battle	Go Ichinose	0:15
3	タイトル～メインテーマ～	Title: Main Theme	Go Ichinose	1:42
4	オープニングセレクト	Opening Selection	Morichi Aoki	1:13
5	ミシロタウン	Mishiro Town^{[n 1]}	Go Ichinose	1:28
6	オダマキ研究所	Odamaki Research Institute^{[n 2]}	Morichi Aoki	0:52
7	ハルカ	Haruka^{[n 3]}	Go Ichinose	1:00
8	たすけてくれ！	Help Me!	Go Ichinose	0:22
9	戦闘！野生ポケモン	Battle! Wild Pokémon	Junichi Masuda	1:29
10	野生ポケモンに勝利！	Wild Pokémon Defeated!	Morichi Aoki	0:23
11	１０１番道路	Route 101	Morichi Aoki	0:59
12	コトキタウン	Kotoki Town^{[n 4]}	Morichi Aoki	1:05
13	ポケモンセンター	Pokémon Center	Go Ichinose	1:03
14	回復	Recovery	Morichi Aoki	0:05
15	視線！たんぱんこぞう	Look! Youngster in Shorts^{[n 5]}	Morichi Aoki	0:29
16	視線！ミニスカート	Look! Miniskirt	Go Ichinose	0:27
17	戦闘！トレーナー	Battle! Trainer	Junichi Masuda	2:19
18	トレーナーに勝利！	Trainer Defeated!	Go Ichinose	0:31
19	レベルアップ	Level Up	Morichi Aoki	0:04
20	トウカシティ	Touka City^{[n 6]}	Morichi Aoki	1:04
21	連れて行く	Come with Me	Go Ichinose	0:47
22	１０４番道路	Route 104	Go Ichinose	1:10
23	トウカの森	Touka Forest	Morichi Aoki	1:04
24	マグマ団登場！	Team Magma Appears	Go Ichinose	0:45
25	戦闘！アクア・マグマ団	Battle! Team Aqua/Magma	Junichi Masuda	2:33
26	アクア・マグマ団に勝利！	Defeated Team Aqua/Magma!	Go Ichinose	0:26
27	カナズミシティ	Kanazumi City	Go Ichinose	1:42
28	トレーナーズスクール	Trainers School	Go Ichinose	1:03
29	海を越えて	Crossing the Sea	Go Ichinose	0:55
30	ムロタウン	Muro Town^{[n 7]}	Go Ichinose	1:51
31	視線！うきわガール	Look! A Girl	Morichi Aoki	0:32
32	カイナシティ	Kaina City^{[n 8]}	Go Ichinose	1:55
33	海の科学博物館	Museum of Oceanography	Morichi Aoki	1:47
34	１１０番道路	Route 110	Morichi Aoki	1:03
35	サイクリング	Cycling	Go Ichinose	1:25
36	ゲームコーナー	Game Corner	Go Ichinose	1:44
37	当たり！	You Got It!	Morichi Aoki	0:04
38	残念	Regret	Morichi Aoki	0:04
39	ＢＤタイム	BD Time	Morichi Aoki	0:22
40	大当たり！	You Hit the Jackpot!	Morichi Aoki	0:05
41	シダケタウン！	Shidake Town!^{[n 9]}	Go Ichinose	1:14
42	１１３番道路	Route 113	Go Ichinose	1:38
43	ふたごちゃん	Her Twins	Go Ichinose	0:25
44	ハジツゲタウン	Hajitsuge Town^{[n 10]}	Go Ichinose	1:25
45	ロープウェイ	Rope Way	Go Ichinose	0:14
46	えんとつやま	Mt. Chimney	Go Ichinose	1:50
47	視線！やまおとこ	Look! Hiker^{[n 11]}	Go Ichinose	0:35
48	１１１番道路	Route 111	Go Ichinose	1:13
49	ジム	Gym	Morichi Aoki	0:59
50	戦闘！ジムリーダー	Battle! Gym Leader	Junichi Masuda	1:46
51	ジムリーダーに勝利！	Gym Leader Defeated!	Morichi Aoki	1:12
52	バッジゲット	Get Badge	Morichi Aoki	0:07
53	わざマシンゲット	Get Work Machine^{[n 12]}	Morichi Aoki	0:05
54	なみのり	Surfing	Morichi Aoki	2:13

Disc 2

Disc 2
#	Judul Jepang	Terjemahan Inggris	Artis	Durasi
1	１１９番道路	Route 119	Go Ichinose	1:48
2	ヒワマキシティ	Hiwamaki City^{[n 13]}	Morichi Aoki	0:55
3	１２０番道路	Route 120	Morichi Aoki	1:32
4	インタビュアー	Interviewer	Go Ichinose	0:28
5	サファリゾーン	Safari Zone	Go Ichinose	0:52
6	視線！ジェントルマン	Look! Gentlemen	Go Ichinose	0:42
7	ミナモシティ	Minamo City^{[n 14]}	Go Ichinose	1:27
8	美術館	Art Museum	Morichi Aoki	2:09
9	わざ忘れ	Forget Technique	Morichi Aoki	0:04
10	ユウキ	Yuuki	Go Ichinose	0:53
11	戦闘！ユウキ・ハルカ	Battle! Yuuki/Haruka	Junichi Masuda	1:44
12	進化	Evolution	Morichi Aoki	0:33
13	進化おめでとう	Congratulations on Your Evolution	Morichi Aoki	0:05
14	フレンドリィショップ	Friendly Shop	Go Ichinose	1:16
15	おくりびやま	Okuribi Mountain^{[n 15]}	Go Ichinose	1:38
16	視線！サイキッカー	Look! Psychic	Go Ichinose	0:30
17	視線！オカルトマニア	Look! Occult Maniac	Go Ichinose	0:50
18	おくりびやま外壁	Okuribi Mountain Outer Wall	Go Ichinose	1:49
19	アジト	Secret Base	Go Ichinose	1:04
20	どうぐゲット	Get Tool	Morichi Aoki	0:04
21	アクア団登場！	Team Aqua Appears!	Go Ichinose	0:50
22	戦闘！アクア・マグマ団のリーダー	Battle! Team Aqua/Magma's Leader	Junichi Masuda	2:12
23	目覚める超古代ポケモン	Awakening the Super-Ancient Pokémon	Morichi Aoki	0:13
24	日照り	Drought	Go Ichinose	1:05
25	大雨	Heavy Rain	Go Ichinose	0:55
26	ダイビング	Dive	Go Ichinose	1:55
27	ルネシティ	Rune city^{[n 16]}	Go Ichinose	1:32
28	めざめのほこら	Small Shrine Mezame^{[n 17]}	Morichi Aoki	1:18
29	戦闘！超古代ポケモン	Battle! The Super-Ancient Pokémon	Junichi Masuda	1:29
30	視線！ビキニのおねえさん	Look! Bikini Girl^{[n 18]}	Morichi Aoki	0:31
31	サイユウシティ	Saiyuu City^{[n 19]}	Go Ichinose	1:34
32	きのみゲット	Get Berry	Morichi Aoki	0:04
33	コンテストロビー	Contest Lobby	Go Ichinose	0:55
34	コンテスト！	Contest!	Go Ichinose	1:08
35	結果発表	Announcement of the Results	Go Ichinose	0:37
36	コンテスト優勝	Contest Championship	Go Ichinose	0:32
37	おふれのせきしつ	Ohure No Sekishitsu	Go Ichinose	1:04
38	戦闘！レジロック・レジアイス・レジスチル	Battle! Regirock, Regice, and Registeel	Junichi Masuda	1:28
39	カラクリ屋敷	Trick House	Go Ichinose	1:10
40	すてられぶね	The Abandoned Ship	Morichi Aoki	1:11
41	バトルタワー	The Battle Tower	Morichi Aoki	1:10
42	チャンピオンロード	Champion Road^{[n 20]}	Go Ichinose	1:21
43	視線！エリートトレーナー	Look! Elite Trainer	Go Ichinose	0:49
44	四天王登場	The Elite Four Appear	Go Ichinose	0:47
45	戦闘！四天王	Battle! The Elite Four	Junichi Masuda	1:47
46	チャンピオンダイゴ	Champion Daigo^{[n 21]}	Go Ichinose	0:51
47	決戦！ダイゴ	Decisive Battle! Daigo!	Junichi Masuda	1:51
48	ダイゴに勝利！	Daigo Is Defeated!	Morichi Aoki	0:53
49	栄光の部屋	Hall of Fame	Go Ichinose	0:59
50	殿堂入り	Induction into the Hall of Fame	Go Ichinose	1:09
51	エンディング	Ending	Go Ichinose	2:26
52	The End		Go Ichinose	2:16
53	Trick Master		Kenji Tominaga	2:20
54	Slateport City		Horiko Takano	3:27
55	Steven Stone		Junichi Masuda	3:16

Pengaruh May

May menjadi satu-satunya karakter perempuan yang selain bisa dimainkan dalam video game, ia juga tampil sebagai karakter utama dalam serial TV (dua lainnya adalah Ash Ketchum dan Gary Oak).
May juga (bersama Ash Ketchum) merupakan satu-satunya karakter protagonis yang tampil baik dalam video game dan serial TV, dan keduanya bisa kita mainkan dalam video game.

Versi Emerald

Pokémon Emerald, dirilis di Jepang sebagai Pocket Monsters Emerald (ポケットモンスター　エメラルドcode: ja is deprecated , Poketto Monsutā Emerarudo,), adalah judul dari serial permainan video Pokémon. Permainan ini dirilis untuk Game Boy Advance di Jepang pada 16 September 2004, di Amerika Utara dan Hong Kong pada 1 Mei 2005, di Australia pada 9 Juni 2005, dan di Eropa pada 21 Oktober 2005.

Catatan kaki

Terjemahan

^ Mishiro Town is known as Littleroot Town in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire
^ Odamaki is known as Prof. Birch in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire
^ Haruka is known as Mei in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire
^ Kotoki Town is known as Oldale in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire
^ Literally "Short Pants Youngster", this encounter music plays when encountering trainers called "YOUNGSTER" in the North American English version, all of whom are depicted wearing shorts.
^ Touka City is known as Petalburg in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire
^ Muro Town is known as Dewford in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire
^ Kaina City is known as Slateport in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire
^ Shidake Town is known as Verdanturf in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire
^ Hajitsuge Town is known as Fallarbor in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire
^ やまおとこ can be interpreted several different ways, such as "Alpinist" or "Woodsman". The official North American English localization for this game rendered this trainer title as "Hiker".
^ Work Machines are known as TMs in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire
^ Hiwamaki City is known as Fortree in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire
^ Minamo City is known as Lilycove in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire
^ Literally "Mountain of Ceremonial Bonfires"; Okuribi is known as Mt. Pyre in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire
^ Rune City is known as Sootopolis City in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire
^ Mezame is known as the Cave of Origin in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire
^ Literally "Bikini Older Sister". This Japanese honorific (おねえさん) is also used to address a young girl who is older than the speaker, but not related. The North American English localization for the type of trainer this theme represents was rendered as "Bikini Girl".
^ Saiyuu City is known as Evergrande City in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire
^ Champion Road is known as Victory Road in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire
^ Daigo is known as Steven Stone in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

Referensi

Game Freak (March 18, 2003). Pokémon Ruby. Nintendo.
Game Freak (March 18, 2003). Pokémon Sapphire. Nintendo.
Pokémon Sapphire Version instruction booklet. Nintendo. 2003.
Hollinger, Elizabeth M. (2003). Pokémon Ruby Version [and] Sapphire Version: Prima's Official Strategy Guide. USA: Prima Games. ISBN 0-7615-4256-6.

Lainnya

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d "Pokemon Ruby Version for Game Boy". GameSpot. Diakses tanggal 2009-06-22.
^ "Pokemon Ruby Version Release Information". GameFAQs. CBS Interactive. Diakses tanggal November 15, 2008.

Pranala luar

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[3] Mishiro Town is known as Littleroot Town in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

[4] Odamaki is known as Prof. Birch in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

[5] Haruka is known as Mei in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

[6] Kotoki Town is known as Oldale in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

[7] Literally "Short Pants Youngster", this encounter music plays when encountering trainers called "YOUNGSTER" in the North American English version, all of whom are depicted wearing shorts.

[8] Touka City is known as Petalburg in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

[9] Muro Town is known as Dewford in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

[10] Kaina City is known as Slateport in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

[11] Shidake Town is known as Verdanturf in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

[12] Hajitsuge Town is known as Fallarbor in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

[13] やまおとこ can be interpreted several different ways, such as "Alpinist" or "Woodsman". The official North American English localization for this game rendered this trainer title as "Hiker".

[14] Work Machines are known as TMs in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

[15] Hiwamaki City is known as Fortree in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

[16] Minamo City is known as Lilycove in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

[17] Literally "Mountain of Ceremonial Bonfires"; Okuribi is known as Mt. Pyre in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

[18] Rune City is known as Sootopolis City in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

[19] Mezame is known as the Cave of Origin in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

[20] Literally "Bikini Older Sister". This Japanese honorific (おねえさん) is also used to address a young girl who is older than the speaker, but not related. The North American English localization for the type of trainer this theme represents was rendered as "Bikini Girl".

[21] Saiyuu City is known as Evergrande City in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

[22] Champion Road is known as Victory Road in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

[23] Daigo is known as Steven Stone in the English-language release of Ruby and Sapphire

[releasedates-1] "Pokemon Ruby Version for Game Boy". GameSpot. Diakses tanggal 2009-06-22.

[2] "Pokemon Ruby Version Release Information". GameFAQs. CBS Interactive. Diakses tanggal November 15, 2008.

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