Mew then informs Pikachu that they need more friendship energy to restore the Sky Prism to its original state, and that building friendship between him and Pikachu should suffice. They soon notice there is another Piplup, who turns out to be Mew. There, the Pokémon search together for Mew, but in vain. Upon collecting the final piece, Pikachu and his Companions will return to the Flower Zone, where they meet Shaymin who helps them fly to the Sky Pavilion.

He then asks Pikachu to collect all the Sky Prism Pieces from the Pokémon that found them, by befriending them through Skill Games. Mew explains that the PokéPark is in danger as the Sky Prism, holding the Sky Pavilion in the air was shattered to pieces and the Sky Pavilion will inevitably fall on the park. Pikachu falls by accident into the hole, so its friends decide to follow it, to discover that the hole actually leads to PokéPark, a giant park where many Pokémon live. The game begins with a scene of Pikachu, Charmander, Piplup and Chikorita playing in an unknown city, when suddenly a Mew appears and summons a dark portal into the ground. Additionally, one would notice that the game uses actual Pokémon voices from the anime instead of generic cries. Like most of the Pokémon games, the music themes and soundtracks were also greatly conceived and fitting for the various environments.

The game features a large number of Pokémon from different generations, all represented by smooth and vivid 3D models and animations. In order to finish these challenges, Pikachu will have to cooperate with other Pokémon and earn their friendship, through fun Skill Games that range from racing to quizzes. Released on Nintendo Wii, PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure is an adventure and action spin-off Pokémon game, in which the player uses Pikachu, as the main character, to collect Sea Prism Pieces in different locations by clearing their respective attractions. Quick menu: Story / Official Description / Pokémon / The PokéPark / Attractions / Skill Games / Extra Features / Videos / Trivia & Facts / Sales / Reviews / Media & Artwork

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