All characters get to do something and the newcomers are welcome. The story and narrative is brilliant, keeping a good pace, and offers plenty of fun and exciting scenes. There is also the presence of the world’s armada of Pokémon coming to gather at the Orange Islands, only to do nothing whatsoever, despite Lugia saying “They feel they must be here, in case they are needed.” They aren’t needed. There are a billion or so people likely named Ash in the world, so the characters just decide Ash is the chosen one because he is conveniently the only person present named Ash. The prophecy’s vagueness on who the Chosen One is stupid. The western film poster is awesome, although the film’s moral of “One person can change the world” is squandered since Ash never does anything by himself and is aided by all of his friends. Everything about this film is bigger and more epic. Cue our hero Ash Ketchum to fulfil said prophecy, and team up with Lugia and even Team Rocket to save the world from destruction. However, this in turns screws over the world’s climate balance which the titans keep in line, and a chosen one is required to collect three magic Dragon Balls to tame the “beast of the sea”. An eccentric collector named Lawrence III follows an ancient prophecy to capture the legendary titan birds, Moltres, Zapdos, Articuno, and Lugia.
BEST PLACE TO WATCH POKEMON THE FIRST MOVIE MOVIE
I’d say in terms of the whole package, the third movie is the best one.Ī personal favourite, Pokémon 2000 is a fantastic and exciting film, and is a big improvement over the first, at least in terms of dubbing and story. Heck, this movie may be better than the second movie, judging by the effort put into the writing and animation. Ash also has a high stakes personal dilemma rather than just fighting against the opposing force because he is the good guy. What I particularly like is how the film deals with the trauma Molly has been through, and her dreams manifestation symbolise her mood and life like a child-friendly version of Silent Hill. And Charizard returning is the icing on the cake. The battles between Molly, Misty and Brock are kickass and it is great to see Misty’s skills as a Water Pokémon trainer finally examined. The film has beautiful animation, perhaps even better than Pokémon 2000’s. I can immediately praise Molly and Entei for being complex, non-villainous antagonists, and it is nice to see Delia and Professor Oak have a role in the movie after their pointless involvement in the second film. It is very engaging and one of two times Ash has a personal stake in the grand scheme of things, revealing a small part of his childhood and connections from his past.
Not only does it have breathtaking animation and fantastic music, Spell of the Unown has the best story.
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