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* Professor Oak tells Ash in the original that the Pokémon League will be starting the following week and that Gary Oak has already set off for the Indigo Plateau. This information is omitted in the dub. | * Professor Oak tells Ash in the original that the Pokémon League will be starting the following week and that Gary Oak has already set off for the Indigo Plateau. This information is omitted in the dub. | ||
* When Ash runs past Otoshi, Otoshi accuses him of trying to escape his challenge in the original. In the dub, he says that he doesn't have the right attitude to compete in the Pokémon League. | * When Ash runs past Otoshi, Otoshi accuses him of trying to escape his challenge in the original. In the dub, he says that he doesn't have the right attitude to compete in the Pokémon League. | ||
* In the dub, when Otoshi tells Ash he will either "lose his Badges now, or lose them later", he implies that the Trainers who do not win at the Pokémon League will have their Badges taken. The Japanese version is slightly clearer: he states that Ash's badges will be useless if he loses during the first round. | * In the dub, when Otoshi tells Ash he will either "lose his Badges now, or lose them later", he implies that the Trainers who do not win at the Pokémon League will have their Badges taken. The Japanese version is slightly clearer: he states that Ash's badges will be useless if he loses during the first round. | ||
* In the original, after Otoshi is revealed to | * In the original, after Otoshi is revealed to have no badges with him, Ash is astonished at him for having the gall to enter the Pokémon League without them. In the dub, he instead chastises him for his plan to steal his badges backfiring. | ||
* In the original, Jessie wants to enter the Pokémon League for the first time, while in the dub she is more eager to get away from her teammates and become a "solo superstar". | * In the original, Jessie wants to enter the Pokémon League for the first time, while in the dub she is more eager to get away from her teammates and become a "solo superstar". | ||
* When Brock looks at all of James's items, instead of a Pokémon card collection which appeared in the original, photos of James are shown in the dub. The card on top is {{TCG ID|Team Rocket|Dark Primeape|43}} from the {{TCG|Team Rocket}} expansion. The dialogue referring to them is changed accordingly. | * When Brock looks at all of James's items, instead of a Pokémon card collection which appeared in the original, photos of James are shown in the dub. The card on top is {{TCG ID|Team Rocket|Dark Primeape|43}} from the {{TCG|Team Rocket}} expansion. The dialogue referring to them is changed accordingly. | ||