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This is a list of episodes of the Pokmon animated series ( Poketto Monsut?,Pocket Monsters). The division between seasons of Pokmon is based on the openings of eachepisode, and may not reflect the actual production season. The actual episode numbers are based ontheir first airing either in syndication, on the WB Television Network or on Cartoon Network. Subsequentepisodes of the English version follow the original Japanese order, except where banned episodes areshown.

So all the artists are completely unrelated. Perhaps “_____ 21” was some kind of branding effort by King Records to lump all of their game music artists together? There’s so little information out there about these records, even less so in English, that it’s hard to say. I don’t think King Records kept the “21” formatting going in future releases either, so who knows what the deal was.

He also tells that the clash between Dialga and Palkia, which Ash and Dawn remember taking place in the city of Alamos together with Darkrai, has polluted the Reverse World, whose only inhabitant is Giratina, who is now seeking her revenge on Dialga and, if possible, even on Palkia. Back in the Real World and reunited with Brock, they are attacked by Zero, an old pupil of Newton, by his army of Magnemite and Magneton, and by his Magnezone. Being in the numerical minority, the boys are forced to flee aboard a train. Among the passengers on board the train who make appreciation about Shaymin’s beauty, a woman named Layla, hearing about Gracidea, intervenes by showing the bouquet that her husband holds (sitting in front), composed of Gracidea Flowers. Smelling the pollen, Shaymin begins to transform into his Sky Form: his ears and paws lengthen, he changes his character and he also learns to fly.

Damon puts his plan into motion and from inside the castle he ambushes Victini to capture him so he can use his strength. This allows Damon to manipulate the sword-shaped castle and transport it through the air. At the same time, the energy of the dragon that maintains the vitality of that land begins to flow through the forests. Ash, however, realizes that Victini is suffering and may even die during the process, so he asks Damon to stop. Despite this, Damon refuses to do so and uses Zekrom, to ward off anyone who gets in the way, including his family. Ash is momentarily connected to one of Victini’s dreams after being knocked unconscious by one of Damon’s Gothitelle’s attacks. After this, he learns that the castle should not be moved a second time because all the energy of the dragon will be corrupted and may even destroy the entire planet. This is something that both Damon and Zekrom ignore.

Damon puts his plan into motion and from inside the castle he ambushes Victini to capture him so he can use his strength. This allows Damon to manipulate the sword-shaped castle and transport it through the air. At the same time, the energy of the dragon that maintains the vitality of that land begins to flow through the forests. Ash, however, realizes that Victini is suffering and may even die during the process, so he asks Damon to stop. Despite this, Damon refuses to do so and uses Reshiram, to ward off anyone who gets in the way, including his family. Ash is momentarily connected to one of Victini’s dreams after being knocked unconscious by one of Damon’s Reuniclus’ attacks. After this, he learns that the castle should not be moved a second time because all the energy of the dragon will be corrupted and may even destroy the entire planet. This is something that both Damon and Reshiram ignore.

There Hoopa’s shadow manages to corner them and when it is about to subdue Hoopa, it is stopped by the power of the new punishment vessel. The controlled legendaries come to their senses, and they fall into the river tired, and Hoopa’s shadow loses physical stability and returns to the punishment vessel, but all that energy causes the new vessel to fly out of Baraz’s hands. Ash catches it in flight, but is possessed by Hoopa’s shadow. At that moment, the shadow tells Hoopa through Ash to disappear, but Hoopa refuses outright and tries to convince its shadow to become one again, as Ash had told him they should be.

Ash is personally invited to the lab of Dr. Yung to test out his new battle system. When arriving there he meets up with Misty and Professor Oak who were also invited. Dr. Yung appears and challenges both Misty and Ash to a battle. He easily defeats Misty, but his match with Ash is interrupted by a cloaked figure named Mirage Master. Mirage Master turns Dr. Yung’s experiments against him and captures him and Professor Oak! As Brock goes for help (and to get a date), Ash and Misty sneak into the castle to rescue the Professor while May and Max wait outside. However, Mirage Master seems strikingly familiar, is he possibly hiding something?

Misty and Ash continue to wander the Viridian Forest when they spot a Weedle. As Ash battles it, he's distracted by a boy dressed as a samurai and calling himself (naturally) Samurai. Samurai challenges Ash to a battle, and Ash gets the advantage when his Metapod defends itself against Samurai's Pinsir. Samurai sends out his own Metapod—and a standoff begins.

A swarm of Beedrill interrupts the battle. Ash flees, but leaves his Metapod behind. The Beedrill grab Metapod and take it back to their hive. As Ash sneaks toward the hive to save Metapod, Jessie, James, and Meowth shows up to cause trouble. Ash is able to duck the angry Beedrill, and they instead focus their wrath on Team Rocket.

Metapod is mad at Ash for being abandoned. Has Ash learned his lesson about leaving his friends behind? Will Metapod evolve again? And will Samurai and Ash ever resume their battle?

Ash seeks the Cascade badge in Cerulean City—but for some reason, Misty doesn't want to join them. When Ash and Brock show up, the city is buzzing about a break-in that just took place—and are initially accused of the crime! (We see Team Rocket commit the robbery, but no one else knows about their involvement yet.)

Ash and Pikachu arrive at the Cerulean City gym, which resembles an aquarium with an Olympic-sized swimming pool. They see a water show performed by the Sensational Cerulean City Synchronized Swimming Sisters. Later on, Ash learns that the sisters are actually the Gym Leaders. He challenges them, but they don't feel like battling and instead offer him the Cascade Badge without a fight.

It looks like Ash will have his Cascade Badge without breaking a sweat…but then a fourth Gym Leader step up! Who is this mysterious Gym Leader? What does Team Rocket plan to do with the stuff they stole? And where's Misty?

Ash and his friends are in Cianwood City with Janina, an apprentice at the Olivine Gym. Janina picks up medicine for Olivine Gym Leader Jasmine's ailing Ampharos and returns to Olivine while Ash plans to challenge the Cianwood Gym. Before he does, though, he goes to investigate a man and a Machoke who are sparring on the beach. The man happily orders everyone to the Cianwood Gym—he's none other than Chuck, the Cianwood Gym Leader!

Ash's challenge is accepted and a 2-on-2 Gym battle begins. Chuck starts with a Poliwrath; Pikachu should have the advantage as an Electric-type, but it's defeated by Poliwrath's physical strength and Double-Slap attack. Ash counters with Bayleef, using its type advantage to beat Poliwrath, so Chuck sends in his Machoke. In the meantime, Team Rocket sneaks into the Gym and gobbles up an unattended meal. They're spotted by Chuck's wife, who mistakes them for students and assigns them to chores.

Back at the battle, Bayleef doesn't appear to be making headway. It uses Vine Whip to grab Machoke's arms, starting a tug-of-war, and Ash wants Bayleef to tough it out for a face-to-face battle with Machoke. Machoke reels Bayleef in, but Bayleef turns it around and knocks out Machoke, winning Ash the Storm Badge! Since Jasmine still isn't ready to battle yet, Ash takes up Chuck's suggestion of a detour through the Whirl Islands. Chuck's wife gives them a free ferry pass and our heroes are on their way!