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==Differences between the anime and the manga== | ==Differences between the anime and the manga== | ||
[[File:Haruno manga.png|220px|thumb|right|Haruno]] | |||
The manga was rather infamous for the amount of differences to the film that it adapted. While the previous and future mangas had minimal differences between it and its source, the manga adaptation had a lot of significant changes, as listed below: | The manga was rather infamous for the amount of differences to the film that it adapted. While the previous and future mangas had minimal differences between it and its source, the manga adaptation had a lot of significant changes, as listed below: | ||
* The original battle between {{mov|Deoxys|Deoxys|7}} and {{mov|Rayquaza|Rayquaza|7}} above the polar ice caps is presented as a nightmare [[Tory]] is having in the manga, while in the film it was presented as a flashback. | * The original battle between {{mov|Deoxys|Deoxys|7}} and {{mov|Rayquaza|Rayquaza|7}} above the polar ice caps is presented as a nightmare [[Tory]] is having in the manga, while in the film it was presented as a flashback. | ||
* In the movie, [[Professor Lund]]'s assistant is a woman named [[Yuko]] who is kind-hearted and caring, following Lund without question and being extremely fond of Tory. In the manga, she is replaced with a male assistant named Haruno who takes up the role of a main villain (something which the film didn't contain). During the story, he desires to obtain the core of Deoxys and at one point knocks out Professor Lund before turning good once the clones of Deoxys start attacking the city. | * In the movie, [[Professor Lund]]'s assistant is a woman named [[Yuko]] who is kind-hearted and caring, following Lund without question and being extremely fond of Tory. In the manga, she is replaced with a male assistant named Haruno who takes up the role of a main villain (something which the film didn't contain). During the story, he desires to obtain the core of Deoxys and at one point knocks out Professor Lund before turning good once the clones of Deoxys start attacking the city. | ||
* An unnamed robot dog briefly appears at the beginning of the manga which attempts to give {{Ash}} and {{ashfr}} passports upon their arrival in [[LaRousse City]]. It was speculated at the time that this could be a [[Generation IV]] Pokémon. However this was soon proven to be false, and the robot dog did not appear in the film. | * An unnamed robot dog briefly appears at the beginning of the manga which attempts to give {{Ash}} and {{ashfr}} passports upon their arrival in [[LaRousse City]]. It was speculated at the time that this could be a [[Generation IV]] Pokémon. However this was soon proven to be false, and the robot dog did not appear in the film. | ||
** When the manga was later re-released in book form, the dog was replaced with a Block Bot. This may have been to maintain continuity, as in the original the Block Bot only appears late in the manga. | ** When the manga was later re-released in book form, the dog was replaced with a Block Bot. This may have been to maintain continuity, as in the original the Block Bot only appears late in the manga. | ||
* {{p|Munchlax}}'s role is greatly expanded in the manga. While in the film it is simply comic relief that plays a small role towards the end of the film (as well as the novelty of being the first appearance of a [[Generation IV]] Pokémon), in the manga it is able to destroy several of the Deoxys clones with an attack akin to {{m|Hyper Beam}}. In the movie, it was {{p|Blastoise}} and {{p|Blaziken}} that helped to fend the attackers off. | * {{p|Munchlax}}'s role is greatly expanded in the manga. While in the film it is simply comic relief that plays a small role towards the end of the film (as well as the novelty of being the first appearance of a [[Generation IV]] Pokémon), in the manga it is able to destroy several of the Deoxys clones with an attack akin to {{m|Hyper Beam}}. In the movie, it was {{p|Blastoise}} and {{p|Blaziken}} that helped to fend the attackers off. | ||
* Deoxys and Rayquaza's battle is greatly expanded in the manga. In the film Deoxys (in its Defense form) puts a barrier around the city once Rayquaza arrives, and the two begin fighting once it is dispersed for around ten minutes until the Block Bot malfunctions. In the manga, the two begin fighting straightaway and do so throughout the story while the main characters attempt to avoid the Deoxys clones. | * Deoxys and Rayquaza's battle is greatly expanded in the manga. In the film Deoxys (in its Defense form) puts a {{m|Protect|barrier}} around the city once Rayquaza arrives, and the two begin fighting once it is dispersed for around ten minutes until the Block Bot malfunctions. In the manga, the two begin fighting straightaway and do so throughout the story while the main characters attempt to avoid the Deoxys clones. | ||
* While | * While {{TRT}} had a minimal role in the movie anyway (having no impact on the plot while not even encountering the main characters), their role in the manga is even more reduced to appearing in only two panels with no dialogue. | ||
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