Pokemon il ritorno di Mewtwo
Titolo originale: Poketto monsuta: Myuutsu! Ware wa koko ni ari
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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaTeam Rocket's memories of Mewtwo had been erased, but the Team Rocket scientists' logs have not. After uncovering the logs, they track down Mewtwo and build a Base in a Johto. Ash and compan... Leggi tuttoTeam Rocket's memories of Mewtwo had been erased, but the Team Rocket scientists' logs have not. After uncovering the logs, they track down Mewtwo and build a Base in a Johto. Ash and company meet Mr. Giovanni for the first time.Team Rocket's memories of Mewtwo had been erased, but the Team Rocket scientists' logs have not. After uncovering the logs, they track down Mewtwo and build a Base in a Johto. Ash and company meet Mr. Giovanni for the first time.
- Regia
- Sceneggiatura
- Star
Rica Matsumoto
- Satoshi
- (voce)
- …
Ikue Ôtani
- Pikachu
- (voce)
- (as Ikue Ohtani)
Mayumi Izuka
- Kasumi
- (voce)
- (as Mayumi Iizuka)
Megumi Hayashibara
- Musashi
- (voce)
- …
Shin'ichirô Miki
- Kojirô
- (voce)
- …
Inuko Inuyama
- Nyarth
- (voce)
Hirotaka Suzuoki
- Sakaki
- (voce)
Kotono Mitsuishi
- Domino
- (voce)
Rikiya Koyama
- Penicillina
- (voce)
Aya Hisakawa
- Luna
- (voce)
Satomi Kôrogi
- Togepi
- (voce)
Mika Kanai
- Chikorita
- (voce)
Unshô Ishizuka
- Narration
- (voce)
- …
Masachika Ichimura
- Mewtwo
- (voce)
Veronica Taylor
- Ash Ketchum
- (English version)
- (voce)
Trama
Lo sapevi?
- QuizThis anime special is located chronologically after the episode of Popocco! Grass Pokémon Battle!! (2000) and before the episode of Pikachu and Pichu! (2001) from Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl (1997).
- BlooperWhen Rhyhorn, Nidoqueen and their babies are introduced, we can see that their babies are Rhyhorn babies and Nidoqueen babies. In the Pokémon World it is not important the category of fathers of babies because mothers provides theirs. Because of this, and assuming that the Rhyhorn present in the scene is male since Nidoqueen can only be female, all babies born from that Nidoqueen's eggs should have been either female Nidoran or male Nidoran.
- Versioni alternativeIn the original Japanese version, the film was cut to be shown as a three-part special, with it cut on the original airings in the Japanese version due to all three parts airing on the same day. However, all DVD releases, including the English dubbed version, treat it as a film feature special.
- ConnessioniFeatured in Pokémon: Mewtwo Returns Commercial (2001)
Recensione in evidenza
What I mean by my title summary is that Pokemon: The First Movie was a good movie that was meant for the fans. Still, it was only meant to be seen once. A promising idea for a sequel to the most liked of the horrible movie series(the TV series is half-good, it's the video games that started it all for a reason), in a direct to video release turned out to add another dent to the bashed Pokemon phenomenon, most of the damage coming from the movies. In fact, the newest Pokemon movie(Pokemon 4) and maybe this one has been released by Miramax films, behind the Spy Kids movies, who had already been accused(though it was quickly forgotten) by rumors that they had tried to buy Pokemon movie rights. Kids'WB, owners of the first 3 movies and TV show, seem to look in a selling mood as a card-game, movies and their own TV show are looked over and insulted, with a GameCube game(mostly known as Meowth's Party) shelved, and everyone looking at the new movie and waiting for the new Game Boy Advance games to judge the old phenomenon again.
The direct-to-video approach was probably selected as the effects of a big-screen Pokemon movie wore off on kids, despite their newest attempts in Pokemon 4. Now for the movie. It starts out regularly introducing how Ash and friends, the stars of the show and movies, and their arch-nemesi(or whatever) Team Rocket get caught up in the happenings. Ash and co. miss an important bus and must try to get to another side of a mountain Mewtwo and his clones from the first movie(minus Mew, the pokemon Mewtwo was cloned from, for some reason) are perched on top of(with a TV system and hidden cameras.???). The boss of Team Rocket, who created Mewtwo, is the only one who remembers Mewtwo after the clone erased everyone's mind at the end of First Movie, finds Mewtwo on his satellite system or something and decides to try to catch him, with the help of his own army. Ash and co. wind up trying to climb the mountain because of poor excuses the writers had to come up with to not allow them any other way. Ash, friends and Team Rocket winds up surrounded by clones, with a confused Mewtwo who doesn't know what to do with them. He's opposed against fighting now(a message that worked in the first movie, because Pokemon usually faint, not die, from battling, but now is an excuse to drag on the movie).The TR boss, named Giovanni, moves in and (eventually) traps Mewtwo into giving himself up or sacrificing his clone friends. The whole movie has a message of a life is a life, no matter what origin, a great anti-racism message which is a shame because almost nobody will know about it, this movie being so quietly released most video rental places don't even have it.
With the whole against fighting message added in, probably used in the first movie to try and counter parents fears, makes this a boring, dragging movie that has no big fight at all, though slightly dramatic, though with a predictable ending. Not even good for fans, which at least the longer, better first movie(and that's not saying much) at least achieved. As I said to my friends as we all watched it, so bad it's funny. Not funny-ha-ha, funny you're-so-stupid-and-pathetic, ha-ha.
The direct-to-video approach was probably selected as the effects of a big-screen Pokemon movie wore off on kids, despite their newest attempts in Pokemon 4. Now for the movie. It starts out regularly introducing how Ash and friends, the stars of the show and movies, and their arch-nemesi(or whatever) Team Rocket get caught up in the happenings. Ash and co. miss an important bus and must try to get to another side of a mountain Mewtwo and his clones from the first movie(minus Mew, the pokemon Mewtwo was cloned from, for some reason) are perched on top of(with a TV system and hidden cameras.???). The boss of Team Rocket, who created Mewtwo, is the only one who remembers Mewtwo after the clone erased everyone's mind at the end of First Movie, finds Mewtwo on his satellite system or something and decides to try to catch him, with the help of his own army. Ash and co. wind up trying to climb the mountain because of poor excuses the writers had to come up with to not allow them any other way. Ash, friends and Team Rocket winds up surrounded by clones, with a confused Mewtwo who doesn't know what to do with them. He's opposed against fighting now(a message that worked in the first movie, because Pokemon usually faint, not die, from battling, but now is an excuse to drag on the movie).The TR boss, named Giovanni, moves in and (eventually) traps Mewtwo into giving himself up or sacrificing his clone friends. The whole movie has a message of a life is a life, no matter what origin, a great anti-racism message which is a shame because almost nobody will know about it, this movie being so quietly released most video rental places don't even have it.
With the whole against fighting message added in, probably used in the first movie to try and counter parents fears, makes this a boring, dragging movie that has no big fight at all, though slightly dramatic, though with a predictable ending. Not even good for fans, which at least the longer, better first movie(and that's not saying much) at least achieved. As I said to my friends as we all watched it, so bad it's funny. Not funny-ha-ha, funny you're-so-stupid-and-pathetic, ha-ha.
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