What do you call the currency?

[Seiko]

Normally I just read it as the number. But I use the words "Pokebucks", "Pokedollars", and "Pokemoney" pretty evenly.

 

[Revise Librarian]

I call it Poké because of Mystery Dungeon.

 

[Magmortar123]

I just call it money.

 

[Stuntology]

Pokedolars. Plain and simple!

 

[NiiKo]

Isn't that the money in the Megaman games?

Yes, in the Battle Network series. But I played Pokémon years before I played BN for the first time, and still I always thought of it as zenny.

 

[The Miniryu]

money. easy simple. but there real name is pokedollars.

 

[Zekurom]

What? PokéCoupons (or something like that) I always thought that was just what they used in that Battle 100 people thing, not money, more like a token system.

No, that's Battle Revolution. I said Colosseum... XD *oh snap!*

If you get the pun, you get a cookie.

 

[lmao]

Pokedollars or Pokebucks. Usually Pokebucks

 

[Ivysaur]

No, that's Battle Revolution. I said Colosseum... XD *oh snap!*

If you get the pun, you get a cookie.

You mean the fact "XD" is an abbreviation for the GameCube Pokemon game, yet an emoticon at the same time? If not... I'm lost.

 

[Pesky Bug]

"Bucks" mainly.
Though most of teh times I just say the number and don't bother with a currency.

 

[/Zer0]

I call them PokeDollars, but Poke sounds good too.

 

[Firemouse]

I call it Pokén in my D20 game (and outside) It's a portmanteau of Pokémon and Yen, since the symbol is similar but distinctively a P. Myself and my gaming group and our pokémon playing friends outside of it all use, but I think we're the only ones.

 

[Zekurom]

You mean the fact "XD" is an abbreviation for the GameCube Pokemon game, yet an emoticon at the same time? If not... I'm lost.

Yes, that was it.

But isn't Colosseum also a Gamecube game?

 

[Ivysaur]

But isn't Colosseum also a Gamecube game?

Hell no. Where have you been? That game was for the Nintendo 64! What are you smoking, man?

Spoiler

Just kidding.

 

[Gligar13]

I call them Yen, as the currency is yen in the Japanese versions

 

[Angelbreed2121]

it's almost like the yen symbol.. 'cept it's a P and not a Y, so I'll stick with PokeYen or Pyen

 

[Elekid]

I've known for a while now that it's supposed to be Pokemon Dollars, but I've always called it PokeYen. I mean, it's a yen symbol, but a 'P', right? So I always thought PokeYen made the most sense.

 

[Froakie]

Pounds..

 

[Zekurom]

Hell no. Where have you been? That game was for the Nintendo 64! What are you smoking, man?

Spoiler

Just kidding.

You had me worried there - I looked it up. It's definitely GameCube.

 

[johnjacob]

I simply call it "dollars". PokéDollars sounds kinda silly to me, so I just stick with dollars.