Travelling around the pokemon world? What to pack?

[Shiny Rokon]

So if you were really travelling around the pokemon world like ash and co. what would you pack? Apart from your pokemon,potions and pokedex of course, your actual everyday needs.
I always wondered how ash and co. travel so lightly, yet seem to be very comfortable. Luckly never really sleeping in a storm or if they are they conviently find a cave to sleep in. Some episodes they have a tent out (in Brock's backpack?) but others they have sleeping bags out in the open. So anyway back to the question... what would you pack to have everything you needed yet not much weight so you could walk all day, personally i hate carrying those big camping bags.... so how would you fit it all in a regular backpack?

 

[Ilex]

They might have used capsules similar to the ones in Dragonball.

You would have to have all camping and outdoor needs. Things such as pots and pans, bug repellent, etc.

 

[Amadeus]

They might have used capsules similar to the ones in Dragonball.

You would have to have all camping and outdoor needs. Things such as pots and pans, bug repellent, etc.

I always figured it worked sort of like that. You can put items in a PC, just like Pokemon, after all.

Let's see... I guess binoculars, a compass, maps, food, matches, cookware, etc. Also, I think rope and string, a knife and perhaps a hatchet, small sandwich bags, and tape would be things that might just come in handy. Granted, some Pokemon can perform some of these tasks, so I'd take that into consideration. All this stuff would make me want to travel in a group that much more... I don't won't to carry all of that. Heh.

 

[Team Rocket Admin]

So many hot chicks there, so GUESS what I would bring lol.

 

[Amadeus]

So many hot chicks there, so GUESS what I would bring lol.

A teddy bear, to give you some company on those slow, lonely nights?

Yeah, that was kind of a cheapshot, but I had to.

I forgot to mention, bandages and medicine would be good ideas, considering a world of mostly-4ft tall monsters who can, among other things, blow flames.

 

[Torchic23]

I'd pack My gameboy, some medicene, a stuffed animal, and a small blanket. We already know from a couple of eps that May has lotions and stuff

 

[Kveran]

TR Admin: -snickers-

Assuming that, like the Secret Base items, supplies can be stored in PC...
- compass, map, and GPS
- matches/striker/lighter
- good thick rope, duct tape, sewing kit with strong, waxed thread
- hunting knife and maintenence kit
- sleeping bag and small tent
- cookpot, serving bowl, thermos, utensils
- canned food/nonperishables (read: ramen)
- bottled water
- 3 changes of clothing
- sweatshirt, thick jacket, rain jacket
- comfortable, waterproof boots
- wide-brimmed hat
- leather work gloves
- sunblock
- toiletries- bar soap, shampoo, toothbrush and toothpaste, razor, "feminine products" (or medications to remove that necessity)
- basic medications and first-aid kit, both for me and for Pokemon
- emergency food
- riding helmet (this will make sense later)

Non-necessities:
- stuffed Teddiursa.
- books... paperback of course. A botany guide and mythology, for starters.

How would I carry it? Good question. Good thing for me I'm a horse person and can jerryrig just about anything. My thought would be to find myself a Ponyta. Seriously. I've got the experience that I could train one to be not only a riding mount but also to carry some of my belongings.

 

[ProtoManEXE88]

Ramen noodles.

That's it.

 

[Eszett]

What to bring...

First aid kit (I would deem this a requisite)
Collapsible bike
Several Ultra Balls, Potions, Revives, and Full Heals
Several pairs of glasses
Water purifier
Binoculars
Wallet, containing money, photo ID, and the equivalent of a passport
Notebook, several pencils, and a sharpener
Leftovers (for my own consumption, thank you)

 

[Michiko]

Hmmm..... let me think

Pokedex
Pokeballs, potions, revives etc.
clothes
some medicine
money XD
pen
notebook
cell phone
food (sandwiches) + food for pokemon
sleeping bag
knife
water.

 

[Shiny Rokon]

Like the idea of the riding helmet! Put some saddle bags on the ponyta too . But seriously, i think Ponyta would be easier to break in than real ponies cause they are pokemon and appear to understand human language and behaviour more so than ponies. I reckon that the predator/prey relationship wouldn't be as defined as in real ponies. If you know what i mean, hope this came out right ~_^

 

[Shiny Umbreon]

Let me think...

Food
Water
About 5 changes of clothing
A first aid kit
A knife
My gameboy
Many books (In paperback, 'cause I don't have many hardback ones.)
Tent
Sleeping Bag
Pokemon Food
Money!
Notebook, lotsa pencils and pens.
Bike
Trainer Card
My glasses
Compass, map
Sunblock
Binoculars
Soap, etc.

 

[Evanji Axu]

Let's see...clothes, feminine products, lots of drawing paper, pencils, colored pencils, pens, glasses, money, first aid, food/water, sleeping bag, knife, gun (you never know!), bike, other toiletries, Pokeballs, potions, a stuffed Mightyena, potions and the like, matches, a tent, sugar, lighter, a messkit, magazines with Brawly, Morty, and Will in sexy boxers, CD player with a mix of Danzig, Metallica, and Shinedown, money, trainer card, Pokedex, Pokenav, a GBA with batteries and light, and more sugar.

 

[Double-Edge]

i would have a big backpack and a shoulder bag, plus pockets are good for holding small things

Pokemon needs: Potions etc. in spray bottles
Potion
Antidote
Paralyze Heal
Pokeblock Case
Pokedex
Burn Heal
Pokeballs
Grooming Supplies

My Needs:
Sleeping Bag w/ Blow up pillow
Ipod (need some music)
Small pan (gotta cook)
Lighter/Matches
Digital Camera
Change of clothes x2
Snacks
Deodorant (Must have item, get really smelly walking round all day)
Toothpaste & Brush
Map/Pokenav

 

[FlamingRuby]

If I were going with Ash and co. I'd take:

Pokemon stuff:
--Pokechow, natch
--Pokedex
--trainer card and contest pass
--Antidotes
--Paralyze heals
--Ice Heals
--Burn heals
--blankets (so my team doesn't get cold)
--Pokeflute (double duty as sleep cure and jam session item)

My needs:
--Sleeping bag
--necessities (i.e. toothpaste, toothbrush, soap, deoderant, pads for that time of the month, etc.)
--extra clothes (nightie included)
--extra food for Brock to fix
--my GBA and extra batteries
--CD player
--my manga collection

 

[General Blaze]

First Aid Kit(Duh!)
Blakets (Several of them, so me and my Pokes can stay nice and warm!)
Extra Clothes
GameBoy Advanced with Pokemon games
CD Player with Burnout 3 sound track
Matches
Hand Lotion
Shampoo
Poke'chow (For my pokemon. Duh!)
Poke'flute (For when I get bored)
Extra Batteries (For CD Player, GBA, and FlashLight)
FlashLight (That way, none of my pokemon will learn Flash)
Toothpaste and Brush
Map or Poke'nav
Poke'dex
Trainer Card
Extra Poke'balls
Potions
Full Heals
Some Berries
My 2 stuffed Dinos (What?!)
Money
Some Sandwiches and Bottled Water
Fold-up Bike (Acro of course)
Swiss Army Knife
A grappling hook (You never know when these might come in handy)
A Skecth Jornael with Pencils and Markers
My glasses
A labtop
Some bottled Lemonade
Ice Packs
Camera with extra Film
Grooming supplies
A guide to how to take care of your pokemon
A few books

Thats all I can think of...

 

[Amadeus]

I see a lot of people say they'd bring games. I don't think I would. I mean, how do you get bored with three-headed birds and fiery horses wandering the world? Eh, I guess there'd still be rainy days.

Which reminds me: umbrella and rain stuff, like a poncho with a hood or the like.

 

[mewga]

I would bring everything mentioned above, carry it with a laptop. Lets go storage system!

 

[Liminality]

Even if Ponyta was easier to train due to their communication abilities, an early episode showed that you will be scorched by their fire unless they trust you enough to let you ride on them!

And.. what the above poster said is what I'd do!

 

[Trillian]

Considering the dex etc have are already accounted for in the first post:

Collapsable tent & sleeping bag
Toileteries (includes toothbrush and paste, pads etc)
Towel, the most useful product in the universe.
Food (non-perishable), probably sandwiches
Bottles of water
Cooking equipment
About 3 or 4 changes of clothes
A raincoat and waterproof boots for when it rains
Sun lotion
A torch
Batteries
First Aid Kit, a necessity
Rope
Knife (preferably swiss army)
Compass
Matches
Wallet with my money (of course)
Trainer card
Maybe pokégear
Pokémon food, bowls etc
Possibly my iPod & charger
A book or two, in case I get bored
A digital camera - I'm going to be spending several years of my life on this journey, hopefully, I'm not going to come back with no proof!