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Why do people call it PokeYen?


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It is interesting to note that only in the western versions, the coin of the pokemon world is called "PokèDollar" with icon ₽.

While in the Japanese versions, the icon used is that of the Yen, the kanji 円.

This means that only the western versions have a personalization of the money in game, while in the Japanese versions the in-game money remains the same as in reality (the Yen).

I remember reading that in the Spanish versions, the coin is called "Pokècuarto".

 

Personally I like the idea of calling the coin "PokèYen", it seems like a right choice between the Western version and the Japanese version.

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