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Dr Lava - Pokemon Sprites: Red & Green vs Red & Blue. To see more Pokemon history, check out my YouTube channel, also called Dr Lava's Lost Pokemon. The link is in
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Pokémon Red, Blue And Green: How The Nintendo Game Boy Hits Were Made
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Dr. Lava on Twitter: "Starters Around the World: When Japanese fans booted up Red & Green for the very first time, their choice in starter Pokemon were represented by completely different sprites
