Television Shows in Caracara

Television in the Caracara region is still a very popular, and has several different categories of shows for people to watch.

Most houses and buildings in the region have at least one TV, and the player may watch shows on them. Sometimes, even radios are tuned to the news.

Moves For Living
"Moves for Living" is based on the show of the same name that airs in the Unova region, starring an unnamed host and Dr. Technic Al'Machine, who explains moves that have use in real life. They have covered:
 * Burn Up
 * Powder
 * Power-Up Punch
 * Topsy-Turvy
 * Petal Blizzard
 * Celebrate
 * Anchor Shot
 * Happy Hour

Indeed, Indeedee
"Indeed, Indeedee" is a show starring a female unnamed host and her Indeedee nicknamed "Indy", who explain items to Trainers, with Indy making quips about them every time. They have covered:
 * Light Ball
 * Sticky Barb
 * Terrain Extender
 * Relic Band
 * Leek (previously known as "Stick")
 * Lucky Egg
 * Rare Bone
 * Snowball

What's That Ability?
"What's That Ability?" is a show starring an unnamed male host and James Movesworth, who explains specific Abilities, most of these with uses outside of battle. They have covered:
 * Pickup
 * Super Luck
 * Infiltrator
 * No Guard
 * Lightning Rod
 * Suction Cups
 * Synchronize
 * Stalwart

Rhymes With Mr. Rime
"Rhymes With Mr. Rime" is a show starring a rapper named Rhymes and his Mr. Rime nicknamed "Mr. Rhyme", who raps.

Bakestone Bistro's cooking show
The Bakestone Bistro's cooking show, with no official name, is hosted by world-famous chef Amaishi, who runs the Bakestone Bistro in the Camry region. It details her experiences in the kitchen of the bistro. So far, it is only re-runs, but new episodes will air soon.

PokéQuiz
"PokéQuiz" is based off the show of the same name that airs in the Unova region, similar to Moves For Living. It is a game show that has schoolkids competing to figure out the Japanese names of certain Pokémon for a prize. They have done:
 * Marill (Japanese name "Mariru")
 * Magneton (Japanese name "Rarecoil")
 * Scorbunny (Japanese name "Hibani")
 * Impidimp (Japanese name "Beroba")
 * Articuno (Japanese name "Freezer")

Caracara Chronicle
Main Article: Caracara Chronicle

Trainer Numero Uno
"Trainer Numero Uno" is a documentary show that tracks the achievements that the player has done, such as how many times they have healed at a Pokémon Center, or bought items at a Poké Mart. They track the player on:
 * Times the player has thrown Poké Balls (Any kind of ball)
 * Times the player has bought items at a Poké Mart, Department Store, or a traveling salesperson
 * Times the player has bought drinks from a vending machine
 * Times the player has healed at a Pokémon Center
 * Times the player has lost a battle
 * Times the player has ordered from Mach Pizza via the Pokégear
 * Times the player has encountered Shiny Pokémon