In the Pokemon franchise, there are a lot of materials which fall under a specific catagory. While this can be a bit overloading in some catagories, there is a something which some catagories have to easier tell the difference between all the materials. This "something" is color-coding, and in the Pokemon franchise there are plenty of things to color code.

Elemental Types:
There are currently 17 Type. Each Type has its own color which fits the element that Type represents. The colors are very importent (at least to the fan community) because they aren't only used to decipher Type, but also used for Gym Leaders, Elite Four, and possibly the Champion. Simply put, whatever Type that Gym Leader/Elite Four/Champion uses, that Type color would be the color that Gym Leader Name would be in (Example: Brock would be in Brown because he's a Rock-type Gym Leader). This rule also goes for the Gym that Gym Leader is in control of, but not for that Gym's city/town which will still be in Black (Pewter Gym would be in Brown, but Pewter City would be in Black). For Champions that don't have a specific type (Blue/Silver/Cynthia), their names are simply in Black.
I'll be splitting the Types by what Move Catagory (Physical and Special, which have no color-code and so will be in Black) they are in. The type ??? does not have a specific color as of yet, being listed as Black and Aqua.

Physical:
Normal - Grey
Fighting - Red
Flying - Light Purple
Poison - Purple
Ground - Tan
Rock - Brown
Bug - Olive Green
Ghost - Dark Purple
Steel - Light Gray
Special:
Fire - Orange
Water - Blue
Grass - Green
Electric - Yellow
Psychic - Pink
Ice - Light Blue
Dragon - Dark Blue
Dark - Dark Brown

Contest Conditions:
With the introduction of Pokemon Contests, each move has been given 1of 5 Conditions. Each Condition has been given its own color, and a Pokeblock (Generation III) or Poffin (Generation IV) of that color will increase that Condition by a certain amount depending the quality of the Pokeblock/Poffin.

Cool - Red
Beauty - Blue
Cute - Pink
Smart - Green
Tough - Yellow

Generations:
There has been so far 4 Pokemon Generations. Though many may refer to a certain Generation by what region it intoduced, it is not the exact way that Generation is represented. The appropriate way to tell what Generation you're talking about is by saying "Generation" and the the number that Generation is in roman numerals. It is not well known, but these Generations are also given a color.
For simplicity purposes, I'll also include what region that Generation introduced after the Generation but before its color.

Generation I - Kanto - Red
Generation II - Johto - Green
Generation III - Hoenn - Blue
Geneation IV - Sinnoh - Yellow

Pokedex Color:
There are many ways the Pokedex catagorizes a Pokemon, and one way is Color. Now I won't be listing what Pokemon is listed in what Color (If you would like to, Bulbapedia has an article for it HERE), I'll just be giving a general anylisis of what types can be found in that Color.
Strangely enough, orange is not a Color, rather Pokemon that are mostly orange are either listed in Red or Brown.
This list takes account of only the most seen Color for that Pokemon, it doesn't count their Shiny forms. In addition, if that Pokemon has multiple forms that are different Colors then the first form Color you're likely to see in the game is where that Pokemon is listed.

Red - Plenty of Fire and Bug; there is also a good amount of Water and Rock.
Blue - Watar galore; with Dragon and Ice filling up a nice amount too.
Green - Fertile with Grass; Poison also grows nicely here.
Yellow - Festive with Electric; having Bug and Fire celebrating here as well.
Purple - Ghost claim this home; neighboring them is a quantity of Poison.
Pink - Normal run free here; hovering over them is a few Psychic.
Brown - Normal and Ground has taken over; but Fire, Rock, and Fighting have taken a stand.
Black - Void filled with Dark.
Gray - Rock and Steel have structured; Ground also used for support.
White - Normal wander around here; also strolling is Ice and Psychic.

Main Series Games:
To finish this blog off, we'll end with the Main Series Games. Ever since the Game Boy, the Pokemon Main Series Games have always been on a Nintendo handheld. With each new Nintendo handheld a new Generation of Pokemon has been released and becomes a signature title for that Nintendo handheld.
Each Generation adds at least 3 Main Series Games. It begins with the release of 2 Versions, only slightly different from the other, then a 3rd Version is released having new features and plot the last two didn't include. Generation III is the only exception, as it included Remakes of the first two Generation I Versions.
Every Main Series Game has a Version name, and with that a color is assigned to it.

Generation I:
Red - Red
Blue - Blue
Green - Olive Green (Japan Only)
Yellow - Yellow
Generation II:
Gold - Yellowish Orange
Silver - Gray
Crystal - Light Blue
Generation III:
Ruby - Dark Brown
Sapphire - Dark Blue
FireRed - Orange
LeafGreen - Green
Emerald - Dark Green
Generation IV:
Diamond - Ghost Blue
Pearl - Light Pink
Platinum - Dark Gray

NOTE: If there is a Pokemon Feature that you think there is a color-code for and I didn't include, please leave a comment informing what feature this is. If there is indeed a color-code for this feature and is unrelated to the other color-codes above, I will list it down and give you credit for it.

For years fans had to sit through season after season, each filled with filler and non-filler episodes, confused which was important and which wasn't. Well I have gone through each past season , 1 - 9, and have done what wished someone would do: create an episode guide which takes out fillers and only has plot line importance episodes only. This is a 3 part project, each split up depending on region (Kanto & Orange Islands (1 - 2), Johto (3 - 5), Hoenn & Battle Frontier (6 - 9). So now I will continue to discuss this part.

Non-Filler Episode Guide: Sinnoh (Season 10 - ??)
Finish with Hoenn and the Kanto Battle Frontier, and his friends Brock, May, and Max gone their seperate ways, Ash heads off to Sinnoh with Pikachu on one shoulder and Aipom on the other. Ash will meet up with Brock once more and joining them is a new beginning coordinator named Dawn, they set out into the Sinnoh region for yet another series of adventures.

Key Guide:
Each episode is color-coded in order to inform you of it's importance. In some episodes a few important things happen, however the main one would be used as the color-code. Skippable episodes are optional to watch (but still sorta important).

Red - Region Starting/Ending Episode(s)
Brown - Part of Plotline
Blue - Main Character Introduced
Green - Main Pokemon Caught/Evolves/Revealed/Released
Gray - Character/Pokemon Development
Purple - Gym Battle
Yellow - Recurring Character Introduced
Pink - Pokemon Contest
* - Can be skipped

Pokemon Diamond & Pearl
DP001 "Following a Maiden's Voyage!"
DP002 "Two Degrees of Separation!"
DP003 "When Pokémon Worlds Collide!"
* DP004 "Dawn of a New Era!!"
DP005 "Gettin' Twiggy With It!"
* DP006 "Different Strokes for Different Blokes"
DP008 "Gymbaliar!"
DP009 "Setting the World on its Buneary!"
* DP010 "Not on MY Watch Ya Don't!"
DP011 "Mounting a Coordinator Assault!"
DP012 "Arrival of a Rival!"
DP013 "A Staravia Is Born!"
DP014 "Leave It To Brocko!"
DP015 "Shapes of Things to Come!"
DP016 "A Gruff Act to Follow!"
* DP017 "Wild in the Streets!"
DP018 "O'er the Rampardos We Watched!"
DP019 "Twice Smitten, Once Shy!"
* DP020 "Mutiny in the Bounty!"
* DP022 "Borrowing on Bad Faith!"
* DP025 "Oh Do You Know The Poffin Plan"
DP026 "Getting the Pre-Contest Titters"
DP027 "Settling a Not-So-Old Score!"
* DP029 "The Champ Twins!"
* DP030 "Some Enchanted Sweetening!"
DP031 "The Grass-Type is Always Greener!"
* DP032 "An Angry Combeenation!"
DP033 "All Dressed up with Somewhere to Go!"
DP034 "Buizel Your Way Out of This!"
* DP035 "An Elite Meet and Greet!"
DP036 "A Secret Sphere of Influence!"
DP037 "The Grass Menagerie!"
DP038 "One Big Happiny Family!"
* DP040 "Top-Down Training!"
* DP041 "A Stand-Up Sit-Down"
* DP044 "Mass Hip-Po-Sis!"
* DP045 "Ill-Will Hunting!"
* DP046 "A Maze-ing Race!"
DP046 "Dawn's Early Night"
DP050 "Tag! We're It!"
DP051 "Glory Blaze"
DP052 "Smells Like Team Spirit"

NOTE: If you think I missed any/added in an unnecessary/mis-colored an episode, please leave a comment of which episode it is. I will then look into it and make a response post to reveal what my investigations have resulted. If you did indeed find an error you will be credited for it. Happy episode watching!

CREDIT:
BAC510 - Pointing out DP046 "Dawn's Early Night" is a Contest episode.

I'm not playing. *gets face to face* Seriously.

If I want to tell you something personal, I will, but only within reason.

Coming Soon Blogs:

Pokemon Season 10 Episode Guide
Like my previous episode guids, I go through all of Season 10 and only pick out the importent epsiodes.
Pokemon Franchise Color Breakdown
In the Pokemon franchise, things such as types, game versions, stats, and a few other things are given a color. I'll show you these color, and explain a few other things like how to determine a character's color (gym leaders are the easist).
Spreading To Different Shows
I'm thinking of doing blogs for Digimon and Yu-Gi-Oh, but just name guides as most episodes in those shows are importent to the plotline.

To make things less chaotic and having you look through several blogs, I have created this "Blog Updater & Finder" to make things easier. This Blog will always be on top with the date which it was re-posted. So let's begin with a few updates.

UPDATES:

(1.) Added the following Blogs:
Pokemon Japanese - English Names:Game Organizations
Pokemon Japanese - English Names: Special Episode Characters
Non-Filler Episode Guide: Hoenn and Battle Froniter (Season 6 - 9)
(2.) All Older Blogs Have Been Re-Done

FINDER:

In order to use the Finder to find which Blog you want, follow these steps:

1. Click HERE.
2. A new Window should open. On that page click Ctrl + F.
3. A small box should appear which will bethe Finder. Put in the following codes in order to find which Blog you want:

Pokemon Japanese - English Names:
Code - Title
JE6 - Game Organizations
(Go-Rock Squad, Pokemon Rangers, Snagem, Cipther, Phobos, SOL)
JE5 - Special Episode Characters
(Mewtwo Returns!, Legend of Thunder, Mastermind of Mirage, Go-Getters)
JE4 - Movie Characters
(Pokemon Movies)
JE3 - Anime/Manga Organizations
(Rocket, Aqua, Magma, Galactic, Others)
JE2 - Pokemon League/Battle Frontier
(Gym Leaders, Elite Four, Champions, Battle Brains)
JE1 - Primary Characters
(Protagonists, Antagonists, Side, Others)

Non-Filler Episode Guide:
Code - Title
EG3 - Hoenn and Battle Froniter (Season 6 - 9)
EG2 - Johto (Season 3 - 5)
EG1 - Kanto and Orange Islands (Season 1 - 2)

4. Put in the code, click enter, and you will be taken to the Blog you want.

And that is it, thank you for visiting my Blogs and don't be afraid to leave a comment if you notice a mistake or simply want to make a comment. Thank you and good luck!

This Blog covers the English and Japanese names of organizations that are only in the games.

Go-Rock Squad: (Japanese: Team Go-Go)
Game: Pokemon Ranger
Boss:
Ragou - Gordor
Go-Rock Quad:
Yarai - Billy
Yuki - Garret
Yoji - Clyde
Mirai - Tiffany

Pokemon Rangers:
Game: Pokemon Ranger
Leaders:
Hayate - Spenser (Ringtown)
Joe - Joel (Fall City)
Kamuri- Cameron (Summerland)
Erida - Elita (Wintown)
Professor:
Prof. Shinbara-kyoju - Professor Hastings
Rangers:
Kazuki - Lunick (Ringtown)
Hinata-Solana (Ringtown)
???? - Murph (Ringtown)
???? - Aria (Fall City)
???? - Percy (Summerland)
???? - Chris (Wintown)

Team Snagem: (Japanese: Team Snatch)
Games:
Pokemon Colosseum
Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness
Boss:
Helgonza - Gonzap
Second-in-Command:
???? - Wakin
Members:
???? - Agrev
???? - Biden

Cipher: (Japanese: Shadow)
Games:
Pokemon Colosseum
Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness
Leaders:
Backley - Es Cada/Evice (Pokemon Colosseum)
Deathgold - Greevil/Mr. Verich (Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness)
Chief Executive:
Jakira - Nascour (Pokemon Colosseum)
Admins:
Mirabo - Miror B. (Pokemon Colosseum)
Dakimu - Dakim (Pokemon Colosseum)
Venus - Venus (Pokemon Colosseum)
Borugu - Ein (Pokemon Colosseum)
???? - Ardos (Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness)
???? - Eldes (Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness)
???? - Gorigan (Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness)
???? - Lovrina (Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness)
???? - Snattle (Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness)
Commanders:
???? - Exol (Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness)
Members:
(At the moment there are so mant extra members I will need to do them at a later time)

Phobos Battalion (Japanese: Phobos Army)
Games: Pokemon Trozei!
Leader:
???? - Baron Phobos
Generals:
???? - Buzz
???? - Avery
???? - Grock
???? - Aquarella
???? - Boolum

SOL (Secret Operation League):
Professor:
???? - Professor P
Agent:
Lucy Lightfoot - Luct Fleetfoot
Other:
Mister Who - Mr. Who

Note: If you know the Japanese names of any of the ???? characters please leave a comment telling which character it is and which game.

This Blog covers the English and Japanese names of characters in the Pokemon Special Episodes. Note that a few characters from previous blogs might be posted here butthe main characters won't.

Note 1: that Pokemon who had big roles will also be included but everyone's individual Pokemon will not. They will have a Pokemon tag after their role in the movie if that character is a Pokemon.
Note 2: English Title will be on top, Japanese Title will be on under the English Title.
Note 3: This is not for Pokemon Movies. That blog has already been posted somewhere mixed with my other blogs.

E: Mewtwo Returns!
J: Mewtwo! I Am Here
Mewtwo - Mewtwo (Main Character, Pokemon)
Sakaki-Giovanni (Main Villain)
Domino- Domino (Main Villain)
????- Luna Carson (Side Character)

E: The Legend of Thunder!
J: Pocket Monsters Crystal: Raikou - Legend of Thunder
Raikou - (Main Character, Pokemon)
Kenta-Jimmy (Main Character)
Marina - Marina (Main Character)
Jun'ichi-Vincent/Jackson (Main Character)
Buson - Attila (Main Villain)
Basho - Hun (Main Villain)
Dr. Shiranui - Professor Sebastian (Main Villain)
Minaki - Eusine/Eugene (Side Character)
???? - Kudo (Side Character)
Dr. Utsugi - Professor Elm (Side Character)

E: The Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon
J: The Terrifying Mirage Pokémon
Mew - Mew (Main Character, Pokemon)
???? - Dr. Yung (Main Villain)
Kasumi- Misty (Main Character)
Dr. Yukinari Okido - Professor Oak (Main Character)

E: Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Team Go Getters Out of the Gate
J: Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Setting Out: Pokémon Rescue Team Ganbarus!
Team Go-Getters: (Team Ganbarus)
Zenigame-Squirtle (Main Character,Pokemon)
Chicorita-Chikorita (Main Character,Pokemon)
Hitokage - Charmander (Main Character,Pokemon)
Team Meanies: (Team Ijiwarus)
Gangar - Gengar (Side Villain, Pokemon)
Charem - Medicham (Side Villain, Pokemon)
Arbo - Ekans (Side Villain, Pokemon)
Team A.C.T.: (????)
Foodin - Alakazam (Side Character, Pokemon)
Lizardon - Charizard (Side Character, Pokemon)
Bangiras - Tyranitar (Side Character, Pokemon)
Other:
Airmd - Skarmory (Main Villain, Pokemon)
Pichu - Pichu (Side Character, Pokemon)
Pikachu - Big Brother Pikachu (Side Character, Pokemon)
Kakureon Brothers - Kecleon Brothers (Side Characters, Pokemon)
Aunty Garura - Aunty Kangaskhan (Side Character, Pokemon)
Namazun Elder - Whiscash Elder (Side Character, Pokemon)

Note 4:The "Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Time Expedition & Darkness Expedition"Specialwill be added once they are released in English.
Note5: If you know the Japanese names of any of the ???? characters please leave a comment telling which character it is and which movie.

For years fans had to sit through season after season, each filled with filler and non-filler episodes, confused which was important and which wasn't. Well I have gone through each past season , 1 - 9, and have done what wished someone would do: create an episode guide which takes out fillers and only has plot line importance episodes only. This is a 3 part project, each split up depending on region (Kanto and Orange Islands (1 - 2), Johto (3 - 5), and Hoenn and Battle Frontier (6 - 9). So now I will continue to discuss this part.

Non-Filler Episode Guide: Hoenn and Battle Froniter (Season 6 - 9)
Ash is heading out to Hoenn with only Pikachu at his side, and though Brock will re-join Ash later on, Misty unfortunately will not. However once Ash gets to Hoenn he meets up with a new beginning trainer named May who later on will seek to become a Pokemon Coordinator. After awhile they are joined by May's younger brother Max and then Brock as they venture throughout Hoenn. Soon after they all meet up again in Kanto as Ash challenges the Battle Frontier and all seven of the Battle Brains and other adventures.

Key Guide:
Each episode is color-coded in order to inform you of it's importance. In some episodes a few important things happen, however the main one would be used as the color-code. Skippable episodes are optional to watch (but still sorta important).

Red - Region Starting/Ending Episode(s)
Brown - Part of Plotline
Blue - Main Character Introduced
Green - Main Pokemon Caught/Evolves/Revealed/Released
Gray - Character/Pokemon Development
Purple - Gym Battle/Pokemon League/Battle Frontier
Yellow - Recurring Character Introduced
Pink - Pokemon Contest/Grand Festival
* - Can be skipped

Pokemon Advanced (Season 6)
AG001 "Get the Show on the Road!"
AG002 "A Ruin with a View"
AG003 "There's no Place Like Hoenn"
AG004 "You Never Can Taillow"
AG006 "A Poached Ego!"
AG007 "Tree's a Crowd"
AG008 "A Tail with a Twist"
AG012 "The Lotad Lowdown"
AG013 "All Things Bright and Beautifly"
AG014 "All in a Day's Wurmple"
AG015 "Gonna Rile The School!"
AG016 "A Winner By a Nosepass!"
AG017 "Stairway to Devon"
* AG018 "On a Wingull and a Prayer!"
* AG019 "Sharpedo Attack!"
AG020 "Brave the Wave"
* AG022 "A Hole Lotta Trouble"
AG023 "Gone Corphishin'"
AG024 "A Corphish Out of Water"
AG025 "A Mudkip Mission"
AG027 "A Three Team Scheme"
AG028 "Seeing is Believing"
AG031 "Just One of the Geysers"
AG033 "Now That's Flower Power!"
AG035 "Win, Lose or Drew!"
AG036 "The Spheal of Approval"
* AG039 "A Pokéblock Party!"
AG040 "Watt's with Wattson?"

Pokemon Advanced Challenge (Season 7)
* AG041 "What You Seed is What You Get"
AG044 "The Princess and the Togepi"
AG045 "A Togepi Mirage!"
AG047 "I Feel Skitty!"
AG050 "Pros and Con Artists!"
AG051 "Come What May!"
* AG053 "Game Winning Assist!"
AG054 "Fight for the Meteorite!"
AG055 "Poetry Commotion!"
AG056 "Going, Going, Yawn!"
AG058 "All Torkoal, No Play!"
AG059 "Manectric Charge!"
* AG060 "Delcatty Got Your Tongue?"
* AG061 "Disaster of Disguise!"
AG062 "Disguise Da Limit"
AG063 "Take the Lombre Home!"
AG066 "Exploud and Clear!"
* AG068 "A Double Dilemma"
* AG069 "Love, Petalburg StyIe"
AG070 "Balance of Power"
* AG071 "A Six Pack Attack!"
AG072 "Grass Hysteria"
* AG074 "Hokey Pokéballs!"
* AG077 "A Fan with a Plan"
AG078 "Cruisin' for a Losin'"
AG080 "That's Just Swellow"
AG082 "A Shroomish Skirmish"
AG083 "Unfair Weather Friends"
AG084 "Who's Flying Now?"
AG085 "Sky High Gym Battle!"
AG090 "Pokéblock, Stock, and Berry!"
AG091 "Lessons in Lilycove!"

Pokemon Advance Battle (Season 8 )
* AG096 "Training Wrecks"
AG097 "Gaining Groudon"
AG098 "The Scuffle of Legends"
* AG099 "It's Still Rocket Roll to Me!"
AG100 "Solid as a Solrock"
* AG101 "Vanity Affair"
* AG102 "Where's Armaldo?"
AG103 "A Cacturne for the Worse"
AG105 "Once in a Mawile"
AG108 "Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snorunt!"
AG110 "The Great Eight Fate!"
AG111 "Eight Ain't Enough!"
* AG113 "Who, What, When, Where, Wynaut?"
* AG114 "Date Expectations"
AG115 "Mean With Envy"
AG116 "Pacifidlog Jam"
AG117 "Berry, Berry Interesting"
AG118 "Less is Morrison"
* AG119 "The Ribbon Cup Caper"
AG121 "Hi Ho Silver Wind!"
AG122 "Deceit and Assist!"
AG123 "Rhapsody in Drew"
AG125 "Like a Meowth to a Flame"
AG126 "Saved by the Beldum!"
AG127 "From Brags to Riches"
AG128 "Shocks and Bonds"
AG129 "A Judgment Brawl"
AG130 "Choose It or Lose It!"
AG131 "At the End of the Fray"
AG132 "The Scheme Team"
AG133 "The Right Place and the Right Mime"
AG134 "A Real Cleffa-Hanger"
AG135 "Numero Uno Articuno"
AG136 "The Symbol Life"
* AG139 "On Cloud Arcanine"
AG143 "The Saffron Con"
AG144 "A Hurdle for Squirtle"

Battle Frontier (Season 9)
AG147 "Sweet Baby James"
AG148 "A Chip Off the Old Brock"
AG149 "Wheel of Frontier"
AG150 "May's Egg-Cellent Adventure"
AG151 "Weekend Warrior"
AG153 "Tactics Theatrics!"
AG154 "Reversing the Charges"
* AG155 "Green Guardian"
AG156 "From Cradle to Save"
AG157 "Time-Warp Heals All Wounds"
AG158 "Queen of the Serpentine"
AG159 "Off the Unbeaten Path"
AG160 "Harley Rides Again"
AG161 "Odd Pokémon Out"
AG162 "Spontaneous Combusken"
AG163 "Cutting the Ties that Bind"
AG164 "Ka Boom with a View"
AG167 "What I Did for Love"
AG169 "Talking a Good Game"
AG170 "Second Time's the Charm"
* AG171 "Pokémon Ranger - Deoxys Crisis!"
AG173 "New Plot, Odd Lot"
AG174 "Going for Choke"
* AG175 "The Ole' Berate and Switch"
AG176 "Grating Spaces"
AG177 "Battling the Enemy Within"
AG178 "Slaking Kong"
AG179 "May, We Harley Drew'd Ya!"
AG180 "Thinning the Hoard!"
AG181 "Channeling the Battle Zone"
AG185 "Overjoyed!"
AG186 "The Unbeatable Lightness of Seeing"
AG187 "Pinch Healing!"
AG188 "Gathering The Gang of Four"
AG189 "Pace - The Final Frontier"
AG190 "Once More with Reeling"
AG191 "Home is Where the Start Is"

NOTE: If you think I missed any/added in an unnecessary/mis-colored an episode, please leave a comment of which episode it is. I will then look into it and make a response post to reveal what my investigations have resulted. If you did indeed find an error you will be credited for it. Happy episode watching!

For years fans had to sit through season after season, each filled with filler and non-filler episodes, confused which was important and which wasn't. Well I have gone through each past season , 1 - 9, and have done what wished someone would do: create an episode guide which takes out fillers and only has plot line importance episodes only. This is a 3 part project, each split up depending on region (Kanto and Orange Islands (1 - 2), Johto (3 - 5), and Hoenn and Battle Frontier (6 - 9). So now I will continue to discuss this part.

Non-Filler Episode Guide: Johto (Season 3 - 5)
Being re-united with Brock and Tracey deciding to stay with Professor Oak, the original group (Ash, Misty, and Brock) set off to the other side of the continent Kanto is on in order to compete in the Jhoto League. Once there they meet new Pokemon species, friends, challenges, and continue on thier journy to accomplish their dreams.

Key Guide:
Each episode is color-coded in order to inform you of it's importance. In some episodes a few important things happen, however the main one would be used as the color-code. Skippable episodes are optional to watch (but still sorta important).

Red - Region Starting/Ending Episode(s)
Yellow - Recurring Character Introduced
Green - Main Pokemon Caught/Evolves/Revealed/Released
Brown- Part of Plotline
Gray - Character/Pokemon Development
Purple - Gym Battle/Pokemon League/Competition
Blue - Main Character Introduced
* - Can be skipped

The Johto Jounreys (Season 3)
EP117 "Don't Touch That 'Dile"
* EP118 "The Double Trouble Header"
EP119 "A Sappy Ending"
* EP121 "Illusion Confusion"
* EP124 "Snubbull Snobbery"
EP126 "Chikorita Rescue"
* EP129 "Ignorance is Blissey"
EP131 "Fighter Flyer with Fire"
EP134 "Charizard's Burning Ambition"
* EP136 "Chikorita's Big Upset"
EP141 "Good 'Quil Hunting"
EP142 "A Shadow of a Drought"
EP143 "Goin' Apricorn"
EP144 "Gettin' The Bugs Out"
EP146 "Tricks Of The Trade"
EP147 "The Fire-ring Squad"
* EP149 "Tunnel Vision"
EP151 "The Totodile Duel"
* EP152 "Hot Matches"
EP152 "Fowl Play"
* EP157 "The Fortune Hunters"

Johto League Champions (Season 4)
EP158 "A Goldenrod Opportunity"
EP159 "A Dairy Tale Ending"
* EP160 "Air Time"
EP161 "The Bug Stops Here"
EP165 "Hassle In The Castle"
* EP168 "Hook, Line and Stinker"
EP169 "Beauty and the Breeder"
EP171 "Power Play"
* EP173 "Wobbu-palooza"
* EP174 "Imitation Confrontation"
* EP175 "Trouble With Snubbull"
* EP176 "Ariados Amigos"
EP181 "A Ghost Of A Chance"
EP182 "From Ghost to Ghost"
* EP183 "Trouble's Brewing"
* EP187 "Moving Pictures"
* EP188 "Spring Fever"
* EP189 "Freeze Frame"
* EP193 "Sick Daze"
EP194 "The Ring Masters"
EP196 "Control Freak"
* EP198 "The Heartbreak of Brock"
EP199 "Current Events!"
EP208 "Fight for the Light"
EP209 "Machoke, Machoke Man"

Pokémon: Master Quest (Season5)
EP210 "Around the Whirlpool"
EP213 "A Corsola Caper"
EP214 "Mantine Overboard!"
EP215 "Octillery The Outcast!"
EP216 "Dueling Heroes"
EP217 "The Perfect Match"
EP219 "Hi Ho Silver...Away!"
EP220 "The Mystery is History!"
EP221 "A Parent Trapped!"
EP222 "A Promise is a Promise"
* EP223 "Throwing in the Noctowl!"
EP224 "Nerves of Steelix"
EP225 "Bulbasaur... the Ambassador!"
EP226 "Espeon Not Included!"
* EP227 "For Ho-oh the Bells Toll"
EP228 "Extreme Pokémon!"
EP230 "Hatching a Plan!"
* EP231 "Dues and Don'ts"
EP235 "Talkin' 'Bout an Evolution"
EP236 "Rage Of Innocence"
EP237 "As Cold as Pryce!"
EP238 "Nice Pryce Baby"
* EP241 "Hocus Pokémon"
* EP242 "As Clear As Crystal"
* EP243 "Same Old Song & Dance"
* EP245 "Will the Real Oak Please Stand Up?"
* EP246 "Wish Upon a Star Shape"
EP247 "Outrageous Fortunes"
EP251 "Beauty is Skin Deep"
EP252 "Fangs for Nothin'"
EP253 "Great Bowls of Fire"
EP254 "Better Eight Than Never"
EP255 "Why? Wynaut!"
EP257 "Lapras of Luxury"
EP258 "Hatch Me If You Can!"
EP259 "Entei at Your Own Risk"
EP261 "Here's Lookin' at You, Elekid!"
EP263 "Address Unown!"
EP264 "Mother Of All Battles!"
EP265 "Pep Goes The Sneasel!"
EP266 "A Claim to Flame!"
EP267 "Love, Pokémon StyIe!"
EP268 "Tie One On!"
EP269 "The Ties That Bind"
EP270 "Can't Beat the Heat!"
EP271 "Playing with Fire!!"
EP272 "Johot Photo Finish"
EP273 "Gotta Catch Ya Later!"
EP274 "Hoenn Alone!"

NOTE:If you think I missed any/added in an unnecessary/mis-colored an episode, please leave a comment of which episode it is. I will then look into it and make a response post to reveal what my investigations have resulted. If you did indeed find an error you will be credited for it. Happy episode watching!

Credit:
Anthonykomonski - Corrected an episode title

For years fans had to sit through season after season, each filled with filler and non-filler episodes, confused which was important and which wasn't. Well I have gone through each past season , 1 - 9, and have done what wished someone would do: create an episode guide which takes out fillers and only has plot line importance episodes only. This is a 3 part project, each split up depending on region (Kanto and Orange Islands (1 - 2), Johto (3 - 5), and Hoenn and Battle Frontier (6 - 9). So now I will continue to discuss this part.

Non-Filler Episode Guide: Kanto and Orange Islands (Season 1 - 2)
Ah, does this take us back. Ash begins his adventure to become a Pokemon Master with his new starter: Pikachu. He is joined by new friends Misty, Brock, and Tracey who have their own goals (Misty seeks to be a great Water trainer and collector, Brock seeks to become a Pokemon breeder, Tracey wants to become a famous Pokemon watcher). Together, they take on the Pokemon world: Battling Gym Battles, competing in the Pokemon League, defeating the evil organization Team Rocket, catching new Pokemon, growing new friendships, and solving the mysteries of the Pokemon world.

Key Guide:
Each episode is color-coded in order to inform you of it's importance. In some episodes a few important things happen, however the main one would be used as the color-code. Skippable episodes are optional to watch (but still sorta important).

Red - Region Starting/Ending Episode(s)
Blue - Main Character Introduced
Green - Main Pokemon Caught/Evolves/Revealed/Released
Purple- Gym Battle/Pokemon League
Yellow - Recurring Character Introduced
Brown- Part of Plotline
Gray - Character/Pokemon Development
* - Can be skipped
** - Banned

Indigo League (Season 1)
EP001 "Pokemon! I Choose You!"
EP002 "Pokemon Emergency"
EP003 "Ash Catches a Pokemon"
EP004 "Challenge of the Samurai"
EP005 "Showdown in Pewter City"
EP006 "Clefairy and the Moon Stone"
EP007 "Water Flowers of Cerulean City"
EP010 "Bulbasaur and the Hidden Village"
EP011 "Charmander the Stray Pokemon"
EP012 "Here Comes the Squirtle Squad"
EP013 "Mystery at the Lighthouse"
EP014 "Electric Shock Showdown"
* EP015 "Battle Aboard the St. Anne"
* EP016 "Pokemon Shipwreck"
* EP017 "The Island of Giant Pokemon"
* EP018 "Beauty and the Beach"
EP019 "Tentacool and Tentacruel"
EP021 "Bye-Bye Butterfree"
EP022 "Abra and the Psychic Pokemon"
EP023 "The Tower of Terror"
EP024 "Hunter Versus Kadabra"
EP025 "Primeape Goes Bananas"
EP026 "Pokemon Scent-sation"
EP027 "Hypno's Naptime"
EP028 "The Fasion Flash"
EP029 "The Punchy Pokemon"
EP030 "Sparks Fly for Magnemite"
EP031 "Dig Those Diglett"
EP032 "The Ninja Poke-Showdown"
** EP035
* EP037 "Ditto's Mysterious Mansion"
* EP039 "Pikachu's Good-bye"
EP043 "March of the Exeggutor Squad"
* EP045 "The Song of Jigglypuff"
EP046 "Attack of the Prehistoric Pokemon"
* EP048 "Holy Matrimony!"
EP050 "Who Gets to Keep Togepi"
* EP051 "Bulbasaur's Mysterious Garden"
EP052 "Princess Versus Princess"
EP055 "Pokemon Paparazzi"
EP057 "The Breeding Center Secret"
EP058 "Riddle Me This"
EP059 "Volcanic Panic"
EP061 "The Misty Mermaid"
* EP062 "Clefairy Tales"
EP063 "The Battle of the Badge"
EP064 "It's Mr.Mime Time"
EP065 "Showdown at the Poke Corral"
* EP070 "Go West, Young Meowth"
* EP071 "To Master the Onixpected"
EP074 "All Fired Up"
EP075 "Round One - Begin!"
EP076 "Fire and Ice"
EP077 "Fourth Round Rumble"
EP078 "A Friend In Deed"
EP079 "Friend or Foe Alike"
EP080 "Friends to the End"
EP081 "Pallet Party Panic"

Orange Islands (Season 2)
EP082 "A Scare in the Air"
EP083 "Poke Ball Peril"
EP084 "The Lost Lapras"
EP085 "Fit To be Tide"
* EP086 "Pikachu Re-Volts"
EP087 "The Crystal Onix"
* EP091 "Bye Bye Psyduck"
EP093 "Navel Maneuvers"
EP094 "Snack Attack!"
* EP095 "A Shipful of Shivers"
* EP096 "Meowth Rules!"
EP097 "Tracey Gets Bugged"
* EP099 "The Mandarin Island Miss Match"
EP103 "Misty Meets Her Match"
* EP105 "Charizard Chills"
EP108 "Pokemon Double Trouble"
EP110 "The Stun Spore Detour"
EP111 "Hello Pummelo"
EP112 "Enter the Dragonite"
EP113 "Viva Las Lapras"
EP115 "A Tents Situation"
EP116 "The Rivalry Revival"

NOTE: If you think I missed any/added in an unnecessary/mis-colored an episode, please leave a comment of which episode it is. I will then look into it and make a response post to reveal what my investigations have resulted. If you did indeed find an error you will be credited for it. Happy episode watching!

This Blog covers the English and Japanese names of characters we've only seen or first introduced toin the Pokemon Movies.

Note 1: that Pokemon who had big roles will also be included but everyone's individual Pokemon will not. They will have a Pokemon tag after their role in the movie if that character is a Pokemon.
Note 2: English Title will be on top, Japanese Title will be on under the English Title.
Note 3: "Mewtwo Returns", "The Master of Mirage Pokemon", "PokemonMystery Dungeon: Team Go-GettersOut of the Gate" are NOT Pokemon Movies, they are Pokemon Specials. They are dealt with in another Blog.

E: Pokemon the First Movie - Mewtwo Strikes Back
J: Mewtwo's Counterattack
Mewtwo- Mewtwo (Main Villain, Pokemon)
Mew-Mew (Main Character, Pokemon)
Sorao - Corey (Side Character)
Sweet - Neesha (Side Character)
Umio - Fergus (Side Character)
Bioja - Miranda (Side Character)

E: Pokemon The Movie 2000 - The Power of One
J: Revelation Lugia
Jirarudan - Lawrence III (Main Villain)
Lugia - Lugia (Main Character, Pokemon)
Furura - Melody (Main Character)
Michiko - Maren (Side Character)
???? - Carol (Side Character)
Yadoking - Slowking (Side Character, Pokemon)

E: Pokemon 3: The Movie: Spell of the Unown
J: Lord of the Unkown Tower
Mi Snowdon - Molly(Main Villain)
Entei - Entei (Main Villain, Pokemon)
Unknown - Unown (Main Villain, Pokemon)
Shuri-Hakase Snowdon (Side Character)
Jon-Skyler (Side Character)

E: Pokemon 4Ever: Voice of the Forest
J: Celebi, A Timeless Encounter
Vicious - Vicious (Main Villain)
Celebi - Celebi (Main Character, Pokemon)
Yukinari - Sammy (Main Character)
Suicune - Suicune (Side Character, Pokemon)
Towa - Old Towa (Side Character)
Hunter - Hunter (Side Villain)
Miku- Diana (Side Character)

E: Pokemon Heroes
J: Pocket Monsters The Guardians of Altomare
Zanna - Annie (Main Villain)
Rion - Oakley (Main Villain)
Latios - Latios (Main Character, Pokemon)
Latias - Latias (Main Character, Pokemon)
Kanon - Bianca (Side Character)
???? -Lorenzo (Side Character)
Rossi- Ross (Side Character)

E: Jirachi: Wish Maker
J: Wishing Star of Seven Nights: Jirachi
Butler - Butler (Main Villain)
Diane- Diane (Main Villain)
Jirachi - Jirachi (Main Character, Pokemon)

E: Destiny Deoxys
J: Deoxys, Visitor of the Space Fissure
Deoxys - Deoxys (Main Villain, Pokemon)
Rayquaza - Rayquaza (Main Villain, Pokemon)
Toh'i - Tory Lund (Main Character)
Rondo-Hakase - Professor Lund (Side Character)
Yuko - Yuko (Side Character)
Ryu - Rafe (Side Character)
Shouta - Sid (Side Character)
Hitomi - Rebecca (Side Character)
Audrey - Audrey (Side Character)
Catherine - Catherine (Side Character)

E: Lucario and the Mystery of Mew
J: Mew to Hadô no Yûsha Lucario
Lucario - Lucario (Main Character, Pokemon)
Mew - Mew (Main Character, Pokemon)
Kid Summers-Kidd Summers (Main Character)
Aaron - Sir Aaron (Side Character)
Rene - Rene (Side Character)
Irene - Irene (Side Character)
Jenny - Jenny (Side Character)
Banks - Banks (Side Character)

E: Pokemon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea
J: Pokémon Ranger and the Prince of the Sea: Manaphy
Phantom - The Phantom (Main Villain)
Manaphy - Manaphy (Main Character, Pokemon)
Jack Walker "Jackie"- Jack Walker "Jackie" (Main Character)
Hiromi - Lizabeth (Main Character)
Kai - Chet (Side Character)
Minamo - Merideth (Side Character)
Giju - Giju (Side Character)
Gabu - Gabu (Side Character)
Dabu - Dabu (Side Character)
Sabu - Zabu (Side Character)
Judy - Judy (Side Character)

Note 4: The 10th and 11th Pokemon Movie will be added once they are released in English.
Note 5: If you know the Japanese names of any of the ???? characters please leave a comment telling which character it is and which movie.

Credit:
NarutoLuffy - Finding Ross's Japanese name.
anthonykomonski - Correcting the 9th movies title and adding Rayquaza to the 7th movie's character list.

This Blog covers the English and Japanese names oforganizations in the anime and manga.

Team Rocket (Japanese: Rocket Gang):
Bosses:
Sakaki - Giovanni (Current in anime, Ex in manga)
On-na Boss - Madame Boss (Ex in anime, Giovanni's Mother)
Mask of Ice - Mask of Ice (Ex in manga)
Admins: (All manga)
Siam - Charmaine (Ex)
Kurtz - Keane (Ex)
Scientists: (All anime)
Dr. Fuji - Dr. Fuji ("Mewtwo Strikes Back")
(Created Mewtwo who was later killed by)
Shiranui-Hakase - Professor Sebastian ("Talkin' 'Bout an Evolution")
(Was in charge of the Lake Rage Evolution Project (Project R))
Dr. Namba - Dr. Namba ("The Mystery is History")
(Often gives orders to Cassidy and Butch)
Elite Officers: (All anime)
Domino - Domino ("Mewtwo Returns")
(Helped Giovanni try to re-capture Mewtwo)
Vicious - Vicious ("Pokemon 4Ever")
(Tried to take over the world with a Dark Celebi)
Tatsumi - Tyson ("Talkin' 'Bout an Evolution")
(Helped Professor Sebastian during Lake Rage Project (Project R))
Buson - Attila ("The Legend of Thunder!")
(Tried to capture Raikou with Hun)
Basho - Hun ("The Legend of Thunder!")
(Tried to capture Raikou with Attila)
Miyamoto - Miyamoto (Pokemon CD Drama)
(Disappeared while in Andes Mountains Finding A Mew)
Grunts:
Musashi - Jessie (Season 1 - 10 in anime, Ex in magna)
Kojiro - James (Season 1 - 10 in anime, Ex in magna)
Nyarth - Meowth (Season 1 - 10 in anime)
Yamato - Cassidy (Jessie's rival, Partnered with Butch)
Kosaburo - Butch (Jame's rival, Partnered with Cassidy)
Others:
Jinjii - Wendy ("Dues and Don'ts")
(Job: Personal affairs receptionist)
Kanyuu no Obasan - Rocket Scout ("Dues and Don'ts")
(Job: Recruit new Team Rocket Members)
Mondo - Mondo (Pokemon CD Drama)
(Job: Supplies Provider)
???? - Viper ("Training Daze")
(Job: Drill Sergeant for recruits)

Team Aqua: (Japanese: Aqua Gang)
Boss:
Aogiri - Archie (Ex in anime and manga)
Admins:
Ushio - Matt (Ex in manga)
Izumi - Shelly (Ex in anime and manga)
Shi zuku - Shi zuku (Ex in manga)

Team Magma: (Japanese: Magma Gang)
Boss:
Matsubusa - Maxie (Ex in anime and manga)
Admins:
Kagari - Courney (Ex in manga)
Homura - Tibitha (Ex in anime and manga)
Hokage - Hokage (Ex in manga)
Ban'nia - Brodie (Ex in anime, Now working as free agent)

Team Galactic: (Japanese: Galaxy Gang)
Boss:
Akagi - Cyrus
Commanders:
Mars - Mars
Saturn - Saturn
Jupiter - Jupiter

Other:
Zanna - Annie (Pokemon Heroes)
Rion - Oakly (Pokemon Heroes)
Phantom - Phantom (Pokemon Ranger& the Temple of the Sea)
J - Hunter J (Season 10)

NOTE: Organizations that are only in the games (Go-Rock Squad, Cipher, Team Snagem, Phobos Battalion) are in another Pokemon Japanese - English Names.

This Blog covers the English and Japanese names of characterswho are associated with the Pokemon League or Battle Frontier.

Gym Leaders:
Kanto:
Takeshi - Brock (1st - Rock)
(Badge: Grey/Boulder | Gym: Nibi/Pewter)
Kasumi - Misty (2nd - Water)
(Badge: Blue/Cascade | Gym: Hanada/Cerulean)
Machisu - Lt. Surge (3rd - Electric)
(Badge: Orange/Thunder | Gym: Kuchiba/Vermilion
Erika - Erika (4th - Grass)
(Badge: Rainbow/Rainbow | Gym: Tamamushi/Celadon)
Natsume - Sabrina (5th - Psychic)
(Badge: Gold/Marsh | Gym: Yamabuki/Saffron)
Kyo/Anzu - Koga/Janine (6th - Poison)
(Badge: Pink/Soul | Gym: Sekichiku/Fuchsia)
Katsura - Blaine (7th - Fire)
(Badge: Crimson/Volcano | Gym: Guren/Cinnabar)
Sakaki - Giovanni (8th - Ground)
(Badge: Green/Earth | Gym: Tokiwa/Viridian)
Orange Island/Orange Crew:
Atsumi - Cissy (1st)
(Badge: Sakura/Coral-Eye | Gym: Natsukan/Mikan)
Dan - Danny (2nd)
(Badge: Shiranami/Sea Ruby | Gym: Navel/Navel)
Jiji - Rudy (3rd)
(Badge: Rinbou/Spike Shell | Gym: Trovita/Trovita)
Ruriko - Luana (4th)
(Badge: Ruri/Jade Star | Gym: Ryuchin/Kumquat)
Yuji - Drake (Head Leader)
(Winner's Cup/Winner's Trophy | Island: Kankitsu/Pummelo)
Jhoto:
Hayato - Falkner (1st - Flying)
(Badge: Wing/Zephyr | Gym: Kikyo/Violet)
Tsukushi - Bugsy (2nd - Bug)
(Badge: Insect/Hive | Gym: Hiwada/Azalea)
Akane - Whitney (3rd - Normal)
(Badge: Regular/Plain | Gym: Cogane/Goldenrod)
Matsuba - Morty (4th - Ghost)
(Badge: Phantom/Fog | Gym: Enju/Ecruteak)
Shijima - Chuck (5th - Fighting)
(Badge: Shock/Storm | Gym: Tanba/Cianwood)
Mikan - Jasmine (6th - Steel)
(Badge: Steel/Mineral | Gym: Asagi/Olivine)
Yanagi - Pryce (7th - Ice)
(Badge: Ice/Glacier | Gym: Choji/Mahogany)
Ibuki - Clair (8th - Dragon)
(Badge: Rising/Rising | Gym: Fusube/Blackthorn)
Hoenn:
Tsutsuji - Roxanne (1st - Rock)
(Badge: Stone/Stone | Gym: Kanazumi/Rustboro)
Toki - Brawley (2nd - Fighting)
(Badge: Knuckle/Knuckle | Gym: Muro/Dewford)
Tessen - Wattson (3rd - Electric)
(Badge: Dynamo/Dynamo | Gym: Kinsetsu/Mauville)
Asuna - Flannery (4th - Fire)
(Badge: Heat/Heat | Gym: Fuen/Lavaridge)
Senri - Norman (5th - Normal)
(Badge: Balance/Balance | Gym: Touka/Petalburg)
Nagi - Winona (6th - Flying)
(Badge: Feather/Feather | Gym: Hiwamaki/Fortree)
Fu & Ran - Tate & Liza (7th - Psychic)
(Badge: Mind/Mind | Gym: Tokusane/Mossdeep)
Mikuri/Adan - Wallace/Juan (8th - Water)
(Badge: Rain/Rain | Gym: Rune/Sootopolis)
Sinnoh:
Hyouta - Roark (1st - Rock)
(Badge: Coal/Coal |Gym: Kurogane/Oreburgh)
Natane - Gardenia (2nd - Grass)
(Badge: Forest/Forest |Gym: Hakutai/Eterna)
Sumomo - Maylene (3rd - Fighting)
(Badge: Cobble/Cobble | Gym: Tobari/Veilstone)
Maximum Mask - Crasher Wake (4th - Water)
(Badge: Fen/Fen | Gym: Nomose/Pastoria)
Melissa - Fantina (5th - Ghost)
(Badge: Relic/Relic | Gym: Yosuga/Hearthome)
Tougan - Byron (6th - Steel)
(Badge: Mine/Mine | Gym: Mio/Canalave)
Suzuna - Candice (7th - Ice)
(Badge: Icicle/Icicle | Gym: Kissaki/Snowpoint)
Denzi - Volkner (8th - Electric)
(Badge: Beacon/Beacon | Gym: Nagisa/Sunyshore)

Elite Four:
Kanto:
Kanna - Lorelei/Prima (1st - Ice)
Shiba - Bruno (2nd - Fighting)
Kikuko - Agatha (3rd - Ghost)
Wataru - Lance (4th - Dragon)
Jhoto:
Itsuki - Will (1st - Psychic)
Kyo - Koga (2nd - Poison)
Shiba - Bruno (3rd - Fighting)
Karin - Karen (4th - Dark)
Hoenn:
Kagetsu - Sidney (1st - Dark)
Fuyo - Phoebe (2nd - Ghost)
Purimu - Glacia (3rd - Ice)
Genji - Drake (4th - Dragon)
Sinnoh:
Ryo - Aaron (1st - Bug)
Kikuno - Bertha (2nd - Ground)
Oba - Flint (3rd - Fire)
Goyo - Lucian (4th - Psychic)

Champions:
Green - Blue (Kanto - Various)
Wataru - Lance (Jhoto - Dragon)
Daigo/Mikuri - Steven/Wallace (Hoenn - Steel/Water)
Shirona - Cynthia (Sinnoh - Various)

Frontier Brains:
Datsura - Noland (1st - Factory Head)
(Symbol: Knowledge | Facility: Battle Factory)
Kogomi - Greta (2nd - Arena Tycoon)
(Symbol: Guts | Facility: Battle Arena)
Heath - Tucker (3rd - Dome Ace)
(Symbol: Tactics | Facility: Battle Dome)
Azami - Lucy (4th - Pike Queen)
(Symbol: Luck | Facility: Battle Pike)
Ukon - Spenser (5th - Palace Maven)
(Symbol: Spirits | Facility: Battle Palace)
Lila - Anabel (6th - Salon Maiden)
(Symbol: Ability | Facility: Battle Tower)
Jindai - Brandon (7th - Pyramid King)
(Symbol: Brave | Facility: Battle Pyramid)
Enishida - Scott (Owner of the Battle Frontier)