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The Birth of Mewtwo/The Origin of Mewtwo An animated adaptation of the "Birth of Mewtwo" radio drama, which was later attached to the beginning of the first movie for the Japanese video release. A small 3 minute heavily edited version was released on the US version DVDs, while the full uncut version was made available on the Mewtwo Returns DVD Slowking's Day A short featuring Slowking. It was never released outside of Japan, most likely due to it only being a few minutes long. Pokemon Mewtwo Returns A made for television special that followed up on Mewtwo after the events of the first movie. Raikou: Legend of Thunder A made for television special that showcased the legendary Raikou, as well as brand new trainers. It became the first three episodes of Pokémon Chronicles. This was based on the release of Pokémon Crystal and is called as such in the Japanese title. Pikachu's Winter Vacation A series of winter themed Pikachu-centered shorts that went directly to video. The first two were part of the Pokémon Chronicles series. This was the only Pokémon DVD not released by Viz Video but rather 4Kids' normal way of releasing DVDs, being released by 4Kids and Funimation. Pikachu's Summer Festival A short that premiered on ANA flights. Pikachu's Ghost Carnival The second short premiered on ANA flights. Pikachu's Mischievous Island (a/k/a "Pikachu's Island Adventure") The third short premiered on ANA flights, and was released in the Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea DVD in the USA. Pokémon 3D Adventure: Find Mew! A Pokémon 3D short that was shown as the PokéPark in Japan in 2005. Pokémon 3D Adventure: Pikachu's Big Undersea Adventure The second Pokémon 3D short, shown when PokéPark was in Taiwan in 2006. The Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon An hour-long TV special commemorating the tenth-anniversary of Pokémon in the United States. It features a variety of Pokémon as artificial and stronger "mirages", including a supposedly "most powerful" Pokémon creation. Pokémon shown to be mirages were Mew, Kabutops, Omastar, Armaldo, Aggron, Aerodactyl, Houndoom, Absol, Mightyena, Machoke, Machamp, Ursaring, Magnemite, Entei, Articuno, Zapdos, and Mewtwo. Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Team Go-Getters Out Of The Gate! A special anime based on the new video games which was shown on Cartoon Network in the USA September 8, 2006. The main characters in this special are a boy who was turned into a Squirtle, who formed a team with a naturally born Charmander and Chikorita. Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time & Darkness A sequel to the anime special based on the new video games prior to the Japanese release. The English version was shown on Action Stations! in the UK on July 18, 2008. The USA airing was on September 1, 2008 (Labor Day in the U.S.) on Cartoon Network. This special opens with Grovyle stealing a Time Gear - a circular object that can stop time. The story then switches to the main characters Piplup (who is really a boy turned Pokemon) and Chimchar. Together with Chimchar, they become the exploration group Poképals and work at helping Pokémon who are in need of rescue along with exploring dungeons for treasure. After completing their first mission, to help a Shinx's sister who is very sick, the show ends with an announcement that the Time Gear has been stolen again. Piplup decides to stay with the team in order to help rescue other Pokemon; recover the Time Gear; and find out why he has been turned into a Pokémon. The last scene includes the message "to be continued". Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Sky A follow-up to Explorers of Time & Darkness, this anime special sees the Poképals teaming with Grovyle to battle with Dusknoir in the Hidden Land to save the world.
The Birth of Mewtwo/The Origin of Mewtwo An animated adaptation of the "Birth of Mewtwo" radio drama, which was later attached to the beginning of the first movie for the Japanese video release. A small 3 minute heavily edited version was released on the US version DVDs, while the full uncut version was made available on the Mewtwo Returns DVD Slowking's Day A short featuring Slowking. It was never released outside of Japan, most likely due to it only being a few minutes long. Pokemon Mewtwo Returns A made for television special that followed up on Mewtwo after the events of the first movie. Raikou: Legend of Thunder A made for television special that showcased the legendary Raikou, as well as brand new trainers. It became the first three episodes of Pokémon Chronicles. This was based on the release of Pokémon Crystal and is called as such in the Japanese title. Pikachu's Winter Vacation A series of winter themed Pikachu-centered shorts that went directly to video. The first two were part of the Pokémon Chronicles series. This was the only Pokémon DVD not released by Viz Video but rather 4Kids' normal way of releasing DVDs, being released by 4Kids and Funimation. Pikachu's Summer Festival A short that premiered on ANA flights. Pikachu's Ghost Carnival The second short premiered on ANA flights. Pikachu's Mischievous Island (a/k/a "Pikachu's Island Adventure") The third short premiered on ANA flights, and was released in the Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea DVD in the USA. Pokémon 3D Adventure: Find Mew! A Pokémon 3D short that was shown as the PokéPark in Japan in 2005. Pokémon 3D Adventure: Pikachu's Big Undersea Adventure The second Pokémon 3D short, shown when PokéPark was in Taiwan in 2006. The Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon An hour-long TV special commemorating the tenth-anniversary of Pokémon in the United States. It features a variety of Pokémon as artificial and stronger "mirages", including a supposedly "most powerful" Pokémon creation. Pokémon shown to be mirages were Mew, Kabutops, Omastar, Armaldo, Aggron, Aerodactyl, Houndoom, Absol, Mightyena, Machoke, Machamp, Ursaring, Magnemite, Entei, Articuno, Zapdos, and Mewtwo. Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Team Go-Getters Out Of The Gate! A special anime based on the new video games which was shown on Cartoon Network in the USA September 8, 2006. The main characters in this special are a boy who was turned into a Squirtle, who formed a team with a naturally born Charmander and Chikorita. Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time & Darkness A sequel to the anime special based on the new video games prior to the Japanese release. The English version was shown on Action Stations! in the UK on July 18, 2008. The USA airing was on September 1, 2008 (Labor Day in the U.S.) on Cartoon Network. This special opens with Grovyle stealing a Time Gear - a circular object that can stop time. The story then switches to the main characters Piplup (who is really a boy turned Pokemon) and Chimchar. Together with Chimchar, they become the exploration group Poképals and work at helping Pokémon who are in need of rescue along with exploring dungeons for treasure. After completing their first mission, to help a Shinx's sister who is very sick, the show ends with an announcement that the Time Gear has been stolen again. Piplup decides to stay with the team in order to help rescue other Pokemon; recover the Time Gear; and find out why he has been turned into a Pokémon. The last scene includes the message "to be continued". Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Sky A follow-up to Explorers of Time & Darkness, this anime special sees the Poképals teaming with Grovyle to battle with Dusknoir in the Hidden Land to save the world.
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