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Summary: Good!!!
Review: Ahhh... this was a very good show. Once you start watching you can never stop. In fact I'm watching it right now as I'm writting. Hahaha, It's sooo funny. Ash is hilarious, so is Pikachu. I wonder who invented this. It is great!!!
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Summary: Pokemon Rulz!!!!!!!!
Review: All I can say is: get this video and any others!! The best TV series since The Simpsons!!
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Summary: ***Pokèmon Rules***
Review: As Ash continues on his quest to become the world's greatest Pokèmon trainer he comes across a few challanges. He soon meets Brock and gets his first badge, the Rock Badge. The soon end up traveling together, along with their current friend Misty and get into all sorts of adventures. The end up going to Moon mountain where the mysteries continue. Can you say PIKA-PI?
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Summary: The plot begins to unravel
Review: As the second DVD in the Pokemon TV series, this is where the story begins to start. Ash first learns about how trainers need to collect badges in order to enter the Pokemon League. The only way to gain these object are to win Pokemon battles against Gym Leaders. It has three, 20-minute episodes:Challenge of the Samurai - Ash, Misty and Pikachu make it out of Viridian Forest, when Ash is challenged to a Pokemon match by a fellow trainer. But when a swarm of Beedrill interrupts the match, Ash's Metapod is carried away. Will Ash be able to save Metapod? Showdown in Pewter City - Ash challenges Brock, the Pewter City Gym leader, hoping to win his first badge. When Pikachu's powers alone can't do it, can a mysterious stranger help Pikachu be strong enough to defeat Brock's Pokemon? Clefairy and the Moon Stone - On their way to Cerulean City, Ash, Misty and Brock head towards Mt. Moon for a shortcut. When the group arrives at the Mountain, they rescue a Pokemon researcher, Seymour. The researcher tells them of the Moon Stone, a legendary object that everyone seems to want. What could this Moon Stone be? Great video and audio quality, and also has the entire Pokerap at the end. Followed by "The Sisters of Cerulean City".
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Summary: Getting better
Review: As we remember from the last DVD, Ash and Misty are venturing through Viridian Forest. Following the game, they should reach Pewter Town now, right.
Nah, not yet. Looks like we have to slow down a bit, or the show'll be over in 30 episodes. So, they're still in Viridian Forest. Ash meets a pokemon trainer named Samurai (uh..), who want a fight after losing to Gary earlier. The fight turns out to be a bore-fest where Ash's and Samurai's Metapods harden a few dozen times. It ends with a bucnh of Beedrills kidnapping Metapod. Woo, finally rid of him. Now to get rid of Pikachu, and catch some good pokemon. Nah, Ash embarks on a rescue mission, but is attack by J&J who want Pikachu. They end up getting attacked by more Beedrills, while Metapod defend Ash. The experience evolves him into Butterfree, a pokemon even worse than Pikachu. Blah.
Well, Ash and Misty continue their journey, and reach Pewter City, where Ash decides to enter the Pokemon League. To enter, he has to travel between cities and towns, challenging the local pokemon master in a battle and win. This'll give him a badge to brag about. Get 8 badges, and you can enter the league. Ash challenges the local master, Brock, but is easily beaten. An old man named Flint, who turns out to be Brocks father, helps Ash super-charge Pikachu making him win. Almost. Ash gets the chanse to cheat, but turns it down. Brock hands him the badge anyway, and joins him on the journey. On the way to the next town, Cerulean, Ash and co journey through Mount Moon, where they meet a scientist named Seymour, and stop Jessie and James from stealing the mysterious Moon Stone from the Clefairies, a very rare species of pokemon. The stone is supposed to evolve pokemon into otherwise unattainable forms, making it very useful for Team Rocket. Ash and co don't succeed, however, and J&J get away with the stone. The Clefairies stop them with a bit help from Brock's Onix, use the Moon Stone to evlve, and beat up the Rocket agents. Turns out the stone was a bit more powerful than they thought. So, what do we have here? 3 very good episodes, each deling with a different pokemon species. The first one cover the Weedle/Kakuna/Beedrill family, then we have Brock's pokemon, Geodude and Onix. And finally, Clefairy and Clefable.
Can't really say much else, cept that these are among the best episodes at this point in the series, and I recommend this DVD to all fans.
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Summary: BROCK RULZ!!
Review: BROCK IS SO CUTE!! I know it sounds pathetic to think acartoon character is cute but just look at him!!! WHATEVER TO YOU ALLWHO THINK POKEMON S**ks!! IT KIX A**!!! I mean just watch the video and you get so drawn in!! LONG LIVE POKEMON!!!
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Summary: From The forest to Pewter City to Mount Moon, It's All FUN
Review: From Japan comes one of the best T.V shows ever. This particular video is the one you have to have if you want G-rated action without the silly charactors, story, and cheesy action that's all the same. The first episode contains Metapod first & last episode, Metapod changes into Butterfree, the second episode is all out action, plus with some soap opera drama. Pokemon at its best. The last episode is good. Team Rocket's Jesse and James show pure evil when they steal the moon stone. In the end though, you get to see Clefable, the RAREST pokemon ever. {Note, these episodes dubbing are supurb, you couldn't tell that they were dubbed. May be a few funny areas like words coming out, but mouth stays open, or mouth moves but grasshopper no speak.}
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Summary: i like your show alot
Review: i best thing i like about your show is there is lots of wicked pokmom. i think that u should show that show every day even on weekends.
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Review: I have seen the whole pokemon series on TV. Anyone who gives any pokemon video less than 4 stars is crazy.
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Summary: This movie was good, and it was awesome
Review: I liked the part where I got to see Claferie, and I liked when Onix knocked over Team Rocket. That's all.
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