Pokémon Ranger

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Pokémon Ranger is an action-adventure spin-off video game series in which players control Pokémon Rangers who use a special device to befriend and assist Pokémon rather than capturing them in traditional Poké Balls.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Pokémon spin-off series
action-adventure game series
video game series
artStyle 2D sprite-based graphics
belongsTo Nintendo DS Pokémon games
combatStyle real-time interaction on touchscreen
controlScheme stylus-based controls
coreMechanic capturing Pokémon by drawing loops on the touchscreen
temporary befriending of Pokémon instead of permanent capture
countryOfOrigin Japan
developer Chunsoft NERFINISHED
Creatures Inc. NERFINISHED
HAL Laboratory NERFINISHED
deviceUsedInLore Capture Styler NERFINISHED
distinguishingFeature does not use Poké Balls for capturing Pokémon
focus on protecting nature and Pokémon habitats
firstReleaseDate 2006-03-23
firstReleaseRegion Japan NERFINISHED
firstReleaseTitle Pokémon Ranger NERFINISHED
franchise Pokémon NERFINISHED
gameplayPerspective top-down perspective
genre action-adventure
role-playing elements
hasSequel Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs NERFINISHED
Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia NERFINISHED
intendedAudience children and general audiences
mainCharactersRole Pokémon Ranger NERFINISHED
mediaType video game
narrativeTheme cooperation between humans and Pokémon
environmental protection
notableRegion Almia region NERFINISHED
Fiore region NERFINISHED
Oblivia region NERFINISHED
originalLanguage Japanese
originalTitle ポケモンレンジャー NERFINISHED
platform Nintendo DS NERFINISHED
publisher Nintendo
The Pokémon Company NERFINISHED
saveSystem battery-backed save on game card
seriesEntry Pokémon Ranger NERFINISHED
Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs NERFINISHED
Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia NERFINISHED
settingUniverse Pokémon world NERFINISHED
supportsFeature local wireless features
single-player mode
targetPlatformGeneration seventh generation of video game consoles

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Pokémon hasSpinOff Pokémon Ranger