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POKÉMON! #16 - Victory Road
This is it. The Dream Police make their way for Victory Road to solve this mess once and for all.
Snag an Adventure Pass via Patreon.
Connect with us on Twitter or Instagram @20sidedstories.
Artwork, RPG System, Transcripts, and more at 20sidedstories.com/pokemon.
You can also follow The Dream Police on Twitter!
@CandyCarterWins, @XxSkipBoarderxX, @Xandersucks_
POKÉMON! Pen & Paper Version
a 20 Sided Stories Production
Episode 16: Victory Road (Season Finale)
Candace Carter was played by Jessica Dahlgren
Skip Svitak was played by Greg Reasoner
And Xander Whitten was played by Travis Reaves
Additional Voices
Old Man - David McEuen
Trainer Blue - Noah Sturtridge
Narrator, Cedric, Rival Zach, Red - Sage G.C.
The original music from Pokemon Red, Green, Blue, and Yellow Versions was composed by Junichi Masuda
With Arrangements and Additional Scoring by Sage G.C.
The Pokemon Theme acoustic cover by the cast of Pokemon Pen & Paper Version
Instrumental cover by Sage G.C.
"Pokémon Theme" (also known as "Gotta Catch 'Em All") was written by John Siegler and John Loeffler and performed by Jason Paige.
Additional Production and Audio Assistance by Travis Reaves
Game Master Assistance and Pokemon Battle Management by Grant Bouffard
Original Character artwork and Episode 1 artwork by Arianna Cabebe
Episode 2-15 artwork by Marissa Bernstel
Episode 16 Artwork by Evan Munro
Credits Voice: Marlena Jean
Podcast Directed, Edited and Sound Designed by Sage G.C.
You can get the soundtrack to this series for free at
Sagegc.bandcamp.com
This podcast and series has no affiliation with Nintendo, The Pokemon Company, Game Freak, Creatures Inc., or anything in the official Pokemon franchise whatsoever. It is a non-profit, fan made parody piece created in fair use and all product names, trademarks and copyrights are property of their respective owners. The bulk of what you are about to hear was recorded live by improvisers who simply love the franchise, and we thank you for joining us on our nostalgic adventure through Kanto.
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This is it. The Dream Police make their way for Victory Road to solve this mess once and for all.
Snag an Adventure Pass via Patreon.
Connect with us on Twitter or Instagram @20sidedstories.
Artwork, RPG System, Transcripts, and more at 20sidedstories.com/pokemon.
You can also follow The Dream Police on Twitter!
@CandyCarterWins, @XxSkipBoarderxX, @Xandersucks_
POKÉMON! Pen & Paper Version
a 20 Sided Stories Production
Episode 16: Victory Road (Season Finale)
Candace Carter was played by Jessica Dahlgren
Skip Svitak was played by Greg Reasoner
And Xander Whitten was played by Travis Reaves
Additional Voices
Old Man - David McEuen
Trainer Blue - Noah Sturtridge
Narrator, Cedric, Rival Zach, Red - Sage G.C.
The original music from Pokemon Red, Green, Blue, and Yellow Versions was composed by Junichi Masuda
With Arrangements and Additional Scoring by Sage G.C.
The Pokemon Theme acoustic cover by the cast of Pokemon Pen & Paper Version
Instrumental cover by Sage G.C.
"Pokémon Theme" (also known as "Gotta Catch 'Em All") was written by John Siegler and John Loeffler and performed by Jason Paige.
Additional Production and Audio Assistance by Travis Reaves
Game Master Assistance and Pokemon Battle Management by Grant Bouffard
Original Character artwork and Episode 1 artwork by Arianna Cabebe
Episode 2-15 artwork by Marissa Bernstel
Episode 16 Artwork by Evan Munro
Credits Voice: Marlena Jean
Podcast Directed, Edited and Sound Designed by Sage G.C.
You can get the soundtrack to this series for free at
Sagegc.bandcamp.com
This podcast and series has no affiliation with Nintendo, The Pokemon Company, Game Freak, Creatures Inc., or anything in the official Pokemon franchise whatsoever. It is a non-profit, fan made parody piece created in fair use and all product names, trademarks and copyrights are property of their respective owners. The bulk of what you are about to hear was recorded live by improvisers who simply love the franchise, and we thank you for joining us on our nostalgic adventure through Kanto.