Message of the Wind
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Template:EpisodePrevNext This article is about the ending. For the CD, see Kaze no Message (CD).
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Message of the Wind (Japanese: 風のメッセージ Kaze no Message, Kaze no messēji exact) is the second ending theme of the Diamond & Pearl series. It debuted in DP062, replacing the Winter version of By Your Side ~Hikari's Theme~.
Synopsis
- The word "Pokémon" in English flashes by in different colors of the rainbow.
- The camera scrolls by the characters and their Pokémon, first Ash's, then Dawn's, then Brock's.
- Ash throws a Poké Ball, then Brock, then Dawn in a blue dress.
- The camera switches to Ash and Pikachu under a cherry blossom tree with some of the flowers falling off the tree and floating in the wind. Pikachu jumps on Ash and he picks Pikachu up. The two share a special moment.
- Zoey and Kenny are shown in front of the staircase of light. As the camera scrolls upward, Piplup is seen on a step, and then Dawn sits on the top step in a puffy yellow dress with pink ribbons. The camera gets a close up, and her hair and the ribbons are flowing in the wind.
- Ash is shown in a Japanese cheer squad outfit, with Pikachu in a kimono holding fans and Buizel with a white strand of cloth tied around his head.
- Dawn, Piplup, and Buneary are shown in the pink cheerleading outfits from Ash's first Sinnoh gym battle against Roark.
- The camera flips its view to show a crowd of Nurse Joys and Brock running to them with a bouquet of roses. Brock gets a close up, his eyes as hearts. Croagunk appears from behind, threatening him with a Poison Jab. Brock winces in pain.
- Jessie as Jessalina flies over a city at night on a broomstick, holding a lollipop that must be magical, because she uses it like a wand and casts it at James, Meowth, and Wobbuffet and turns them into chibi versions of themselves. A much bigger chibi Jessalina appears in front of them, scaring them away.
- Ash, Brock, and Dawn are chasing a group of Butterfree in the sunset. The three stop at a cliff and watch the Butterfree fly away.
Characters
Humans
Pokémon
- Pikachu (Ash's)
- Turtwig (Ash's)
- Staravia (Ash's)
- Buizel (Ash's)
- Chimchar (Ash's)
- Gliscor (Ash's)
- Piplup (Dawn's)
- Swinub (Dawn's)
- Ambipom (Dawn's)
- Buneary (Dawn's)
- Pachirisu (Dawn's)
- Sudowoodo (Brock's)
- Croagunk (Brock's)
- Happiny (Brock's)
- Meowth (Team Rocket)
- Wobbuffet (Jessie's)
- Butterfree (glitter; several)
Lyrics
Japanese | Romaji | English |
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もっと もっと 強くなるから | Motto motto tsuyoku naru kara | I'll get stronger and stronger, so |
誓った約束 いまも | Chikatta yakusoku ima mo | The promise I made is still |
この胸で ずうっと まぶしいよ | Kono mune de zūtto mabushii yo | Always brilliant in my heart |
元気ですか? 仲間はどう? | Genki desu ka? Nakama wa dō? | How are you? How are your buddies? |
風のにおい 空の色 | Kaze no nioi sora no iro | The smell of the wind, the color of the sky |
おんなじですか? | Onnaji desu ka? | Are they the same? |
夢はいつか 叶うけれど | Yume wa itsuka kanau keredo | Though your dream will come true someday |
でも待ってる だけじゃだめ | Demo matteru dake ja dame | But it doesn't work if you only wait for it |
自分でつかんで いくもんだよ | Jibun de tsukande iku mo nda yo | It's what you grab for yourself |
スネの傷跡 悲しい記憶 | Sune no kizuato kanashii kioku | A scar on your shin, sad memories |
全力で駆けたら 消えていくね | Zenryoku de kaketara kiete iku ne | They're gradually cured while you run forward at full power, you know! |
そう… | Sō... | That's right... |
きっと きっと 負けないはずさ | Kitto kitto makenai hazu sa | Surely, surely, you can't lose |
魔法の呪文 | Mahō no jumon | Magical spells |
そんなもの いらないさ | Sonna mono iranai sa | You don't need such a thing |
走れ 走れ 風より早く | Hashire hashire kaze yori hayaku | Run, run, faster than the wind |
この道の先には | Kono michi no saki ni wa | At the end of this road |
夢のつぼみ ほら、覗いてる | Yume no tsubomi hora, nozoiteru | Look, you can see the buds of dreams |
Trivia
- The staircase of light was also featured in Aim to be a Pokémon Master (Whiteberry Version) where Ash and Pikachu are running up to a beaten up stadium.
- The PokaPoka Version of this ending was featured from DP074 to DP083.
- This song's full version was released on CD on May 28th 2008.
- Look closely at the two panoramas at the top of the page. You'll see that the one on the bottom is brighter than the one on the top.
Variants
External Links
- The original version used from DP062-DP072.
- The PokaPoka version from DP074, the first time it aired.
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