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-The Pokémon anime is [[dub]]bed in the Philippines by ''Alta Productions'' and broadcasted on the {{wp|GMA Network}}. Pokémon episodes are broadcasted on weekdays at 8:40 AM (originally, it was at 9:30 AM). ''Pokémon Specials'', a collection of {{pkmn|movie}}s and [[Pikachu shorts]], also air on weekends. Also, Pokémon that appeared in the anime retain their English voices with the exception of [[talking Pokémon]] such as {{MTR}}.
+The Pokémon anime is [[dub]]bed in the Philippines by ''Alta Productions'' and broadcasted on the {{wp|GMA Network}}. Pokémon episodes are broadcasted on weekdays at 8:40 AM (originally, it was at 9:30 AM). ''Pokémon Specials'', a collection of {{pkmn|movie}}s and [[Pikachu short]]s, also air on weekends. Also, Pokémon that appeared in the anime retain their English voices with the exception of [[talking Pokémon]] such as {{MTR}}.
 [[File:Alta Productions.png|thumb|right|150px|Alta Productions' logo]]
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 ===Pokémon movies, shorts, and specials===
 {{incomplete|section|List of Pokémon movies dubbed in Filipino and, if possible, their respective airdates}}
-Cartoon Network do not normally air [[List of anime specials#Special episodes|specials]] or [[Pokémon movie|movies]] but this changed with the premiere of ''[[Mewtwo Returns]]'' in the middle of 2009. Also, [[Pikachu Shorts]], such as ''[[PK12|Gotta Dance]]'', started to air, though not necessarily before or after their corresponding movie.
+Cartoon Network do not normally air [[List of anime specials#Special episodes|specials]] or [[Pokémon movie|movies]] but this changed with the premiere of ''[[Mewtwo Returns]]'' in the middle of 2009. Also, [[Pikachu short]]s, such as ''[[PK12|Gotta Dance]]'', started to air, though not necessarily before or after their corresponding movie.
 Last December 12, 2009, ''[[M06|Jirachi: Wish Maker]]'' was the first Pokémon movie to premiere on Cartoon Network to commemorate the {{wp|Christmas}} season. On the other hand, ''[[M08|Lucario and the Mystery of Mew]]'' premiered on September 10.