Power Pro Kun Pocket
Japanese baseball video game series

Power Pro Kun Pocket (パワプロクンポケット), sometimes simply called Pawapoke or Power Pocket (パワポケ), is a spin-off of the Power Pros series of baseball games developed by Baseball Contents Production. The series was released only on the Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, and Nintendo Switch.
Originally, the game was planned to link the story with the Success Mode storyline in the main (Power Pros) series, but the series now departs from the world of Power Pros and forms independent storylines. Since the 8th iteration, Konami used Baseball variety instead of Sport/Simulation as a game genre. Instead of baseball, the portion in Success Mode was much larger than the main series.
Gameplay
Although the game nearly retains everything, including the feature of Power Pros series mascot (The Power Pro-kun: a Rayman like character without face parts (other than eyes) and have its legs detached from the rest of its body) using nearly the same game system as the main series, the Power Pro-kun Pocket series is completely different from its main series in other aspects. It uses a more simple system in baseball than their main series. Many features outside the Success Mode were removed from the series, but features related to Success Mode are increased.
As a feature of the whole Power Pros series, passwords produced in the Pawapoke series can be transferred to Nintendo consoles' Power Pro series for playing, but the ability may be weakened a lot.
Differences between Pawapuro and Pawapoke series
Here are some of the major differences between the two series:
For baseball
There are no real ballparks included, other than Koshien Stadium.
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