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* [[Max]] states that {{p|Aggron}} is unable to use {{m|Thunder Wave}}; however, Aggron is able to legitimately learn Thunder Wave through [[Move Tutor|tutoring]] in {{game2|FireRed|LeafGreen|Emerald}}, as well as in {{XD}}. Aggron can also learn it via [[TM73]] in later generations. | * [[Max]] states that {{p|Aggron}} is unable to use {{m|Thunder Wave}}; however, Aggron is able to legitimately learn Thunder Wave through [[Move Tutor|tutoring]] in {{game2|FireRed|LeafGreen|Emerald}}, as well as in {{XD}}. Aggron can also learn it via [[TM73]] in later generations. | ||
* When the Mirage Houndoom sends Team Rocket blasting off, Wobbuffet's voice is heard, but only Jessie, James, and Meowth are seen. | * When the Mirage Houndoom sends Team Rocket blasting off, Wobbuffet's voice is heard, but only Jessie, James, and Meowth are seen. | ||
* During the scene in which the missiles are launching out of Dr. Yung's castle, the Mirage Master can be seen standing outside the gate with Mewtwo before they have actually exited the building, which occurs a few scenes later. | * During the scene in which the missiles are launching out of Dr. Yung's castle, the Mirage Master can be seen standing outside the gate with Mewtwo before they have actually exited the building, which occurs a few scenes later. Not only is this a continuity error, it is impossible as the Mirage Field has not yet been deployed, meaning Mewtwo could not exist outside the castle. | ||
* The spikes in Dr. Yung's hair frequently switch sides throughout the special. | |||
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