EP050

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Who Gets to Keep Togepi?
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  EP050  
トゲピーはだれのもの!?
Who Gets to Keep Togepi?
First broadcast
Japan June 25, 1998
United States March 27, 1999
English themes
Opening Pokémon Theme
Ending
Japanese themes
Opening めざせポケモンマスター
Ending ポケットにファンタジー
Credits
Animation Team Ota
Screenplay 園田英樹 Hideki Sonoda
Storyboard 井硲清高 Kiyotaka Itani
Assistant director 井硲清高 Kiyotaka Itani
Animation director 酒井啓史 Keishi Sakai
No additional credits are available at this time.

Who Gets to Keep Togepi? (Japanese: トゲピーはだれのもの!? Who Gets to Keep Togepy!?) is episode 50 of the Pokémon anime. It was first broadcast in Japan on June 25, 1998 and in the United States on March 27, 1999.

After successfully stealing the egg, Meowth cares for it until it hatches into Togepi. On arguing with Ash, Brock and Misty over who is Togepi's rightful owner, they have a tournament to decide who gets to keep Togepi.

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Synopsis

Major events

  • The Togepi egg hatches into a Togepi.
  • Togepi chooses to go with Misty.

Debuts

Characters

Humans

Pokémon

Who's That Pokémon?: Aerodactyl

Trivia

  • This is the third episode in which a Pokémon from a new generation appears. The first two were EP001 and EP002, respectively, in which Ho-Oh appeared. (and the second one with a new generation Pokémon appears for real, since the one in EP002 was only on a wall.)
  • When Jessie's Arbok slaps Brock in the back of the head his eyes open
  • This marks one of the few occasions where Meowth is seen in battle
  • The tournament:
  • Even though Ash first owned the egg and won it from the tournament, Togepi chose Misty when she pushed Ash and Brock to see it hatch. Since Togepi saw Misty first, Togepi chose Misty.

Errors

  • In one scene, Jessie eats toast with her gloves and boots off. The next scene after being attacked, her gloves and boots were back on.
  • Tickle was not an attack until Advance Generation was introduced.

Dub edits

  • The Japanese release states "Dr. Okido" on the video card that Ash gets from Nurse Joy, instead of "Ookido". The dub painted it out.


In other languages

  • French: Oeuf surprise
  • Italian: L'uovo della discordia

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