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POKÉMON RANGER / GALLERY

Pokémon Ranger artwork and Fiore image gallery

Original DS retail cover, Fiore reference map, four Ranger portraits and Plusle/Minun species artwork, with unchanged local images and source credits.

Edition covered

The original Pokémon Ranger for Nintendo DS, first released in Japan in 2006. This guide covers Fiore and the original consecutive-loop capture system. Regional release dates differ; Shadows of Almia and Guardian Signs have separate stories and mechanics.

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The original Fiore adventure

This gallery collects identifying images for the original Pokémon Ranger. The retail packaging, Fiore map and Ranger portraits belong to the original game. Plusle and Minun images are labelled species reference artwork; they are not DS gameplay screenshots. Each picture opens its unchanged local source file.

02

Pokémon Ranger retail cover

Pokémon Ranger retail cover
Original North American Pokémon Ranger Nintendo DS retail cover, released in 2006.
03

Fiore region

Fiore region
Illustrated Fiore location map from a Pokémon Ranger game guide, preserved as supplied by the archive.
04

Lunick

Lunick
Original Pokémon Ranger artwork of Lunick, the male Ranger protagonist, with his partner Minun.
05

Solana

Solana
Original Pokémon Ranger artwork of Solana, the female Ranger protagonist.
06

Spenser

Spenser
Original Pokémon Ranger artwork of Spenser, the Ranger Leader of Ringtown.
07

Aria

Aria
Original Pokémon Ranger artwork of Aria, a Ranger from Fall City.
08

Plusle

Plusle
Official Plusle species reference artwork. Plusle is Solana’s partner in Pokémon Ranger.
09

Minun

Minun
Official Minun species reference artwork. Minun is Lunick’s partner in Pokémon Ranger.
FIELD NOTE

Open a picture for its full-size original. The captions distinguish retail packaging, region artwork, character art and species references.

References

Covered edition: The original Pokémon Ranger for Nintendo DS, first released in Japan in 2006. This wiki covers Fiore and the original consecutive-loop capture system. Regional release dates differ; Shadows of Almia and Guardian Signs have separate stories and mechanics.