The Power Pro-kun Pocket 4 is a 2002 arcade Baseball simulator developed by Diamond Head and published by Konami for the Game Boy Advance. The game's main feature is its Success story scenario, "Sunrise Highschool Edition", which follows a boy who must rebuild his Baseball club after it is set ablaze. His friends start vanishing, and if he does not win the Koshien tournament in three years, even he will be dragged into a vortex of oblivion.
The player must manage the protagonist's weekly routine to train, recruit new teammates, fix the Baseball club, and date one out of a few love interests. Failing the story's objectives or losing any late-game matches results in a game over, which erases the player's save file. It is possible to reset the game to prevent that, but there are restrictions and penalties for doing so.
Clearing the first scenario three times reveals the Inner Success, called "RPG-Style Fantasy". This mode features turn-based battles and random encounters. The same inventory system from Pawapoke 3 is used to manage powerups for the player character and his custom Baseball Doll.
As suggested by the title, this mode allows the player to build a team of up to two players using characters earned through strategy and luck. Matches between two people who own the game are supported via link cable, and players can also share their characters via long passwords.