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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* Although Italy is one of the only three countries other than Japan and the United States that has original opening themes, it is also one of the few Western European countries that does not have original names for any Pokémon. | * Although Italy is one of the only three countries other than Japan and the United States that has original opening themes, it is also one of the few Western European countries that does not have original names for any Pokémon. | ||
* The Pokémon | * The Pokémon {{p|Persian}}'s name is sometimes translated in Italian by error as ''{{tt|Persiano|Persian}}''. A similar error is in the episode [[EP004]] of the 2014 Italian redub, in which a group of {{p|Paras}} are called ''{{tt|parassiti|parasites}}''. | ||
* In the episode [[EP016]] of K2's 2014 redubbing, Squirtle is accidentally dubbed with the sentence ''Squirtle pronto!'' which literally means ''Squirtle ready!''. | * In the episode [[EP016]] of K2's 2014 redubbing, Squirtle is accidentally dubbed with the sentence ''Squirtle pronto!'' which literally means ''Squirtle ready!''. | ||
*The series has aired only on Mediaset channels from 2000 to 2008, with the new episodes only on Italia 1. Since 2009, after Mediaset's decision not to renew the rights for the series, it airs on K2 and Disney XD. Various Mediaset channels kept on repeating the first 10 seasons until half 2013, when the rights for them finally expired. | *The series has aired only on Mediaset channels from 2000 to 2008, with the new episodes only on Italia 1. Since 2009, after Mediaset's decision not to renew the rights for the series, it airs on K2 and Disney XD. Various Mediaset channels kept on repeating the first 10 seasons until half 2013, when the rights for them finally expired. | ||