The default vBulletin style created by Jelsoft, the creators of the software powering the PokéCommunity!
An older style from PC's past, Plusle's Play Date features a gray checkered background with reds and oranges for headers and text.
A very very old style.
A style very similar in color to Plusle's Play Date (orange, red, gray), but with rounded corners boxing the forum.
At one time the default style for a period of years, Forest Grovyle's Legendaries is similar in color to the vBulletin Default, but it features a redesigned banner by Forest Grovyle, staring Latios and Latias.
Dark blue hues make this style soothing on the eyes, features Satoshi/Ash from the Pokemon anime.
Redesigned in 2008, Red's Flame contains bright oranges on white backgrounds.
Altomare Light is a bright white and blue style, also one of PC's older ones.
A brown and white minimalistic style with simplicity in mind. Created by PPN.
A very bright style in yellows and whites, based on Pichu Bros. Artwork by Forest Grovyle.
A green and white style featuring Satoshi from the Pokemon anime.
Also redesigned in 2008 from one of PC's older styles, Green's Ivy is primarily white with greens dashed in. As well as being Haruki Hanai's first themes, Green's Ivy and Red's Flame were originally created to celebrate the release of Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen.
A style dedicated to PC's first staff admin, Arcanine. The primary colors are dark reds and softer whites/reds.
A style from the fourth series of the Poké Link forum styles. This completely new design has some design focus on the Wii, using grey tones with blue accents.
Featuring images from the Pokémon Special manga, this style contains whites and darker blues.
Very similar to PokéSpecial Adventures, but featuring Haruka from the Pokémon anime. It contains primarily reds and whites.
An older style with simplicity in mind, the primary colors in this style are lime green and orange on white backgrounds.
A remade style originally created by an old PC site admin, Claire. Recreated in 2008, it's one of PC's darkest styles with yellow text on dark purple.
A style that tends to pop up every year for a visit, Trick or Treat is a Halloween style in primarily browns and whites.
Also one of PC's older styles, A Special Christmas is.. as the name suggests.. a Christmas style. I'm sure you can guess, the colors are red, green, and white.
One of PC's few fixed-width styles, Quilava's Glaciation contains dark blues and dark grays.
One of the reddest styles on PC, the backgrounds are red along with everything else.
A next generation of PokeLink, this style is much cleaner and uses fonts that are easy on the eyes (while keeping simplicty in mind.) This style was once called "Blue Variant", and was the sub-style of a lime green version of it. The creator, Haruki Hanai, listened to feedback and decided to remove the green and make the blue the main one.
A...unique...style in orange and green, based on Pokemon Ranger. Created by PPN.
Another fixed-width style, The Forgotten has a similar feel to Quilava's Glaciation. With reds being the primary color here.
Another Pokémon Ranger style, Entering of the Rangers contains blues and whites. The banner in this style features artwork contributed by various members of the community.
A sleek and smooth style created by an ex-Assistant Admin, PokeRevolution is similar in feel to Windows Vista.
A tranquil brown and maple style created for the fall season.
A special edition of PC Pro created for Koroku, PC's resident purple-obsessed webbie. It adds some extra touches upon the original PC Pro design, including purple shading and purple text highlighting.
A light blue and white style with a wintery feel to it.
Although sometimes scaring away male members, Unseen Forces is a purple/pink style featuring Lugia. (Created by one of PC's girliest staff members, Pink.)
A dark purple and dark blue on gray style, featuring Dialga and Palkia.
Created in honor of the 10th year anniversary of Pokemon.
PC Pro with green instead of red.
The most popular version of PC Pro, this variant combines black and gray with dark blue.
Its Misty.. at Midnight. What else could be better?
Rehashing his love of lime green, Haruki Hanai created PokeLink 3, the next generation of the PokeLink series.
A more "professional" theme for PC, using red and black to create a simple yet elegant look, with minimal frills and load times. Created by Morkula.
A purple version of PokeLink 3.
Pikachu and Pichu would like to play! White and blue dominate this theme, based around Nintendo's latest console craze.
Azure Fantasy contains primarily blues and pinstripe patterns.
A blocky blue style on lighter (almost white) white backgrounds.
A full-width style in pink and white, featuring Cherrim.
A brown and caramel colored style that's delectable and soothing on the eyes. Dedicated to Sentret.
A style featuring PokeSpecial manga scans, it's colored in blues and whites.
A rehash of PokeGeneric by PPN.
A red version of PokeLink 3.
A style that had been forgotten for a while before being finished, it features old art from PC's history.
A uniquely bordered style featuring grays and whites. Created to celebrate the release of Pokémon Platinum in Japan.
The PokéCommunity's 2008 Halloween theme. 'Tis the season to infect the world with devastation!
A light-toned yellow style combined with light hues of brown, with just a touch of red! Features none-other than the cute Ampharos!
This style is part of the fourth series of the Poké Link styles. This completely new design has some design focus on the Nintendo DS, with grey tones and pink accents.
We think the baby Delibird is protecting its ornament from the larger one. Still though, they're really cute, aren't they?
Merry Christmas everyone!
