Gold Coin Cat Pokemon! // Pocket Monsters Music!

Hello and welcome to Neko ni Koban!, my simple little Pocket Monsters music site. This used to be part of Crackerjack Surprise, my little collective of Pokemon sites, but something about it didn't quite fit, so I made it into a site of its own. It's a tiny site dedicated to listing every last Japanese Pocket Monsters CD and its tracks for information's sake, because a complete CD guide is basically nonexistent in English. Also, there'll be a random CD up which will be rotated every now and again.

what is Neko ni Koban? Well, for starters, the name in Japanese, for those who are unaware, means something like "Gold Coin Cat", and is one of Nyasu's attacks in the gameboy game, translated in the US as "Loose Change." I obviously named it based on this layout that took me all of 30 seconds to make :p It has absolutely nothing to do with Pocket Monsters music whatsoever... other than the fact that Nyasu is in a few songs, and I love the Rocket Dan :p

Navigate to your left. CDs are listed by year, save for CDs which aren't really soundtracks... or that I just find annoying. Those are in "others", along with a note about when they were released and what they contain. I will not send you any MP3s by request, unless you are willing to trade for the ones I do not have, which are noted with stars next to them. See "wanted" for more info and a complete list. The only way you can get MP3s from me other than trade is through the featured CD section. If you need lyrics to a particular song, your best bet is definitely animelyrics.com.

Unless noted, all images came from Pokelords, a french site. I could find no image policy there, and the rare images at the site have a logo ghosted across them, so I thought it was all right as long as I credited them ^_^; If it's not... someone tell me, and I'll take them down. Most are on my harddrive from various forages over the years (I have been collecting since pretty much the beginning), so I had most of them anyway, but I thought it would be more convienient to credit one source. Other sources are Pokemon Style, which is an eclectic Italian site with a little bit of everything, and Pokemon Japan.

Updates for this site will be noted at Crackerjack Surprise, which you can access by clicking on the second button to the left. Link me if you wish by using the first, and go to my main site collective using the last. Simple, hum? Hope you find this site useful, and enjoy the superhappy bounty that is Pocket Monsters music :p

If you feel the need to e-mail me any comments or suggestions, please feel free to do so! My name is RKC, your ever-happy webmistress!