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Originally Zorua was to play all of the characters, but she got upset because she only wanted to play Princess Yuria, the main character. Luke then cast Ash, Cilan, and Iris, along with their Pokémon, instead. Ash played Sir Ash, Iris played Dragon Master Iris, and Cilan played Captain Cilan. Iris also did all the voices for Princess Yuria, as Zorua cannot talk. | Originally Zorua was to play all of the characters, but she got upset because she only wanted to play Princess Yuria, the main character. Luke then cast Ash, Cilan, and Iris, along with their Pokémon, instead. Ash played Sir Ash, Iris played Dragon Master Iris, and Cilan played Captain Cilan. Iris also did all the voices for Princess Yuria, as Zorua cannot talk. | ||
In the plot, the [[Pallet Town|Kingdom of Pallet]]'s Princess Yuria is kidnapped by the evil Captain Cilan the pirate, because she alone holds the secret to finding the kingdom's treasure. Captain Cilan fought Sir Ash and won, escaping with the princess. Sir Ash the Pokémon Knight vows to rescue the princess, and journeys to meet the legendary Dragon Master Iris, who trains him to fight. Meanwhile, Captain Cilan headed to the treasure cave and used Princess Yuria's power to open it. However, he was interrupted by Sir Ash, who had tracked them down due to his heart being connected to Princess Yuria's. He used his newly | In the plot, the [[Pallet Town|Kingdom of Pallet]]'s Princess Yuria is kidnapped by the evil Captain Cilan the pirate, because she alone holds the secret to finding the kingdom's treasure. Captain Cilan fought Sir Ash and won, escaping with the princess. Sir Ash the Pokémon Knight vows to rescue the princess, and journeys to meet the legendary Dragon Master Iris, who trains him to fight. Meanwhile, Captain Cilan headed to the treasure cave and used Princess Yuria's power to open it. However, he was interrupted by Sir Ash, who had tracked them down due to his heart being connected to Princess Yuria's. He used his newly discovered power to defeat Captain Cilan and rescue Princess Yuria. | ||
After the conclusion of the planned plot, {{TRT}} tried to steal Zorua, but Cilan requested that Luke keep filming, so they were all staying in character and improvised. Princess Yuria was revealed to actually be a Zorua, and was captured by Team Rocket. Captain Cilan revealed that he was in fact Pokémon Sorcerer Cilan, and had been controlled by Team Rocket all along. Sir Ash, Dragon Master Iris, and Pokémon Sorcerer Cilan then all worked together to rescue Zorua. Zorua then ultimately defeated Team Rocket itself with a {{m|Night Daze}}. Pokémon Sorcerer Cilan then worked out that Dragon Master Iris was in fact the real Princess Yuria in disguise; she had disguised herself and put Zorua in her place after she realized that Team Rocket was after her and the treasure. Upon returning to the Kingdom of Pallet, Pokémon Sorcerer Cilan vowed to work alongside Sir Ash and always protect Princess Yuria. | After the conclusion of the planned plot, {{TRT}} tried to steal Zorua, but Cilan requested that Luke keep filming, so they were all staying in character and improvised. Princess Yuria was revealed to actually be a Zorua, and was captured by Team Rocket. Captain Cilan revealed that he was in fact Pokémon Sorcerer Cilan, and had been controlled by Team Rocket all along. Sir Ash, Dragon Master Iris, and Pokémon Sorcerer Cilan then all worked together to rescue Zorua. Zorua then ultimately defeated Team Rocket itself with a {{m|Night Daze}}. Pokémon Sorcerer Cilan then worked out that Dragon Master Iris was in fact the real Princess Yuria in disguise; she had disguised herself and put Zorua in her place after she realized that Team Rocket was after her and the treasure. Upon returning to the Kingdom of Pallet, Pokémon Sorcerer Cilan vowed to work alongside Sir Ash and always protect Princess Yuria. | ||
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===''Gone with the Pokémon''=== | ===''Gone with the Pokémon''=== | ||
[[File:Gone with the Pokémon.png|thumb|250px|Props from ''Gone with the Pokémon'']] | [[File:Gone with the Pokémon.png|thumb|250px|Props from ''Gone with the Pokémon'']] | ||
''Gone with the Pokémon'' is a parody of {{wp|Gone with the Wind (film)|Gone with the Wind}}. It was mentioned in ''[[BW082|An Epic Defense Force!]]''. It is considered a classic movie which was filmed at the Pokéstar Studios. It features a {{p|Pansear}} and a {{p|Minccino}} who are in love. According to Luke, it won the "Pokécademy Award". | ''Gone with the Pokémon'' is a parody of {{wp|Gone with the Wind (film)|Gone with the Wind}}. It was mentioned in ''[[BW082|An Epic Defense Force!]]''. It is considered a classic movie which was filmed at the Pokéstar Studios. It features a {{p|Pansear}} and a {{p|Minccino}} who are in love. According to Luke, it won the "Pokécademy Award". | ||
Items from this movie are displayed in the Pokéstar Studios Prop museum. The items are a necklace, which was worn by Minccino in the movie, and a knife, which was used by Pansear. | Items from this movie are displayed in the Pokéstar Studios Prop museum. The items are a necklace, which was worn by Minccino in the movie, and a knife, which was used by Pansear. | ||
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''Princess Pokémon's Holiday'' is a movie mentioned in ''[[BW082|An Epic Defense Force!]]''. It is considered a classic movie. It features a {{p|Lilligant}} who plays the role of a princess. According to Luke, it won the "Pokécademy Award". The dress worn by Lilligant in this movie is displayed in the Pokéstar Studios Prop museum. | ''Princess Pokémon's Holiday'' is a movie mentioned in ''[[BW082|An Epic Defense Force!]]''. It is considered a classic movie. It features a {{p|Lilligant}} who plays the role of a princess. According to Luke, it won the "Pokécademy Award". The dress worn by Lilligant in this movie is displayed in the Pokéstar Studios Prop museum. | ||
It was filmed in the streets of Virbank City. A short scene of this movie was recalled by Cilan in ''[[BW085|All for the Love of Meloetta!]]''. The scene involves the Lilligant of the movie eating a Bearticone on a stairway. | It was filmed in the streets of Virbank City. A short scene of this movie was recalled by Cilan in ''[[BW085|All for the Love of Meloetta!]]''. The scene involves the Lilligant of the movie eating a Bearticone on a stairway. | ||
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===''Pokémon Wars Saga''=== | ===''Pokémon Wars Saga''=== | ||
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===''Lightning Fast! Brave and Strong! Super-Pikachu!''=== | ===''Lightning Fast! Brave and Strong! Super-Pikachu!''=== | ||
[[File:Lightning Fast Brave and Strong Super-Pikachu.png|thumb|250px|''Lightning Fast! Brave and Strong! Super-Pikachu!'']] | [[File:Lightning Fast Brave and Strong Super-Pikachu.png|thumb|250px|''Lightning Fast! Brave and Strong! Super-Pikachu!'']] | ||
''Lightning Fast! Brave and Strong! Super-Pikachu!'' (Japanese: 迅雷のヒーロー！スーパーピカチュウ！！ ''The Lightning-fast Hero! Super Pikachu!!'') is a movie made by [[Frank]]. Driven by the happiness he achieved from being together with a lot of {{p|Pikachu}} in his youth, Frank wanted to make a movie to make children all over the world smile. He managed to make this movie together with his Pokémon, his granddaughter [[Jean]], and {{Ash}} and {{ashfr}}, who passed his film set in ''[[ | ''Lightning Fast! Brave and Strong! Super-Pikachu!'' (Japanese: 迅雷のヒーロー！スーパーピカチュウ！！ ''The Lightning-fast Hero! Super Pikachu!!'') is a movie made by [[Frank]]. Driven by the happiness he achieved from being together with a lot of {{p|Pikachu}} in his youth, Frank wanted to make a movie to make children all over the world smile. He managed to make this movie together with his Pokémon, his granddaughter [[Jean]], and {{Ash}} and {{ashfr}}, who passed his film set in ''[[XY078|Lights! Camera! Pika!]]'' when he was in the early stages of shooting the movie. It stars many of Frank's own Pikachu, including all five varieties of [[Cosplay Pikachu]], and also stars [[Ash's Pikachu]] in the lead role. All the Pikachu in the movie [[Talking Pokémon|talk]], through the use of voice actors. It is five minutes long. | ||
It takes place in [[Pikachu Land]], a town where many Pikachu live together in peace. Suddenly, this peace is disrupted by Pikachu Libre and his gang of masked Pikachu. The Pikachu stand up against Pikachu Libre, but are held back by the masked Pikachu. Out of nowhere, a heroic Pikachu called "Super Pikachu" shows up, and fights Pikachu Libre and his gang. Super Pikachu ultimately proves to be no match, and Pikachu Libre and his gang succeed in kidnapping Pikachu Belle and Pikachu Pop Star. They bring the two female Pikachu to a high cliff, but Super Pikachu gets up and finds them. Super Pikachu gets beaten up again, but gets helped just in time by Pikachu Rock Star, Pikachu, Ph. D, and the other Pikachu from Pikachu Land. Together, they blast Pikachu Libre and his gang off and save Pikachu Belle and Pikachu Pop Star. The movie also includes a blooper and behind-the-scenes montage at the end called ''The Very Best of Super-Pikachu's Back-Slapping Bloopers!'' (Japanese: ピカチュウのドキドキNG大賞 ''Pikachu's Shocking Bloopers''), shot by {{an|Serena}}. | It takes place in [[Pikachu Land]], a town where many Pikachu live together in peace. Suddenly, this peace is disrupted by Pikachu Libre and his gang of masked Pikachu. The Pikachu stand up against Pikachu Libre, but are held back by the masked Pikachu. Out of nowhere, a heroic Pikachu called "Super Pikachu" shows up, and fights Pikachu Libre and his gang. Super Pikachu ultimately proves to be no match, and Pikachu Libre and his gang succeed in kidnapping Pikachu Belle and Pikachu Pop Star. They bring the two female Pikachu to a high cliff, but Super Pikachu gets up and finds them. Super Pikachu gets beaten up again, but gets helped just in time by Pikachu Rock Star, Pikachu, Ph. D, and the other Pikachu from Pikachu Land. Together, they blast Pikachu Libre and his gang off and save Pikachu Belle and Pikachu Pop Star. The movie also includes a blooper and behind-the-scenes montage at the end called ''The Very Best of Super-Pikachu's Back-Slapping Bloopers!'' (Japanese: ピカチュウのドキドキNG大賞 ''Pikachu's Shocking Bloopers''), shot by {{an|Serena}}. | ||
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===Unnamed movies=== | ===Unnamed movies=== | ||
====In ''The Screen Actor's Guilt''==== | ====In ''The Screen Actor's Guilt''==== | ||
There is an unnamed movie shown at the end of ''[[EP203|The Screen Actor's Guilt]]''. After [[Brad Van Darn]]'s [[Vitzo|manager]] allowed Brad to keep his {{p|Smoochum}}, he now starred in a movie with it. In the preview of this movie, Brad is seen climbing a waterfall with Smoochum. Smoochum even got its own merchandise now that it appeared with Brad in his movies, as several girls were seen holding Smoochum dolls. | There is an unnamed movie shown at the end of ''[[EP203|The Screen Actor's Guilt]]''. After [[Brad Van Darn]]'s [[Vitzo|manager]] allowed Brad to keep his {{p|Smoochum}}, he now starred in a movie with it. In the preview of this movie, Brad is seen climbing a waterfall with Smoochum. Smoochum even got its own merchandise now that it appeared with Brad in his movies, as several girls were seen holding Smoochum dolls. | ||
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Several other unnamed movies were shown in ''[[AG086|Lights, Camerupt, Action!]]''. One movie featured a boy, based on {{OBP|Red|Pocket Monsters}} from the [[Pokémon Pocket Monsters]] manga, traveling with his {{TP|Red|Pikachu|Pikachu (Pocket Monsters)}} and talking {{TP|Red|Clefairy}}. Ash watched the movie in a theater together with [[Delia Ketchum|his mother]], {{Gary}}, and [[Professor Oak]] and greatly enjoyed it. Another movie, which Brock saw with some of [[Brock's siblings|his siblings]] was based on a classic {{wp|Spaghetti western|spaghetti western}}. It featured a sheriff (a {{p|Snorlax}}) and an outlaw (a {{p|Machoke}}) fighting it out with {{p|Remoraid}} water guns. According to Brock, it was the best western movie he ever saw. | Several other unnamed movies were shown in ''[[AG086|Lights, Camerupt, Action!]]''. One movie featured a boy, based on {{OBP|Red|Pocket Monsters}} from the [[Pokémon Pocket Monsters]] manga, traveling with his {{TP|Red|Pikachu|Pikachu (Pocket Monsters)}} and talking {{TP|Red|Clefairy}}. Ash watched the movie in a theater together with [[Delia Ketchum|his mother]], {{Gary}}, and [[Professor Oak]] and greatly enjoyed it. Another movie, which Brock saw with some of [[Brock's siblings|his siblings]] was based on a classic {{wp|Spaghetti western|spaghetti western}}. It featured a sheriff (a {{p|Snorlax}}) and an outlaw (a {{p|Machoke}}) fighting it out with {{p|Remoraid}} water guns. According to Brock, it was the best western movie he ever saw. | ||
[[Max]] once saw a science fiction movie with his [[Norman|father]], [[Caroline|mother]], and {{an|May|sister}}. It featured aliens which had taken control over a {{p|Meowth}} and quadrupled its size to destroy a city, only to be confronted by the air force, piloted by the [[Pichu Brothers]] and a {{p|Marshtomp}}. This movie is based on the Japanese television show {{wp|Ultraman}}. May once saw a movie on her own which featured a luxurious spaceship with a {{p|Natu}} and a {{p|Xatu}} who were in love. The spaceship collided with a huge ice asteroid however and the Xatu fell overboard, plunging into the deep darkness of space, while its lover Natu tragically looks on. This movie is based on the popular 1997 movie {{wp|Titanic (1997 film)|Titanic}}. | [[Max]] once saw a science fiction movie with his [[Norman|father]], [[Caroline|mother]], and {{an|May|sister}}. It featured aliens which had taken control over a {{p|Meowth}} and quadrupled its size to destroy a city, only to be confronted by the air force, piloted by the [[Pichu Brothers]] and a {{p|Marshtomp}}. This movie is based on the Japanese television show {{wp|Ultraman}}. May once saw a movie on her own which featured a luxurious spaceship with a {{p|Natu}} and a {{p|Xatu}} who were in love. The spaceship collided with a huge ice asteroid however and the Xatu fell overboard, plunging into the deep darkness of space, while its lover Natu tragically looks on. This movie is based on the popular 1997 movie {{wp|Titanic (1997 film)|Titanic}}. | ||
Another movie was very briefly featured in a flashback in the same episode. It was a movie shown by [[Elijah]] to the children of the village where {{OBP|Mariah|AG086}} lived in, which didn't have a movie theater. It features the [[Pichu Brothers]] and is actually a clip from the end of ''[[PK11|Camp Pikachu]]'', when the Pichu Brothers depart on the train. This suggests that Camp Pikachu is actually a real movie in the [[Pokémon world]]. The movie was greatly enjoyed by Mariah and the other children of her village. | Another movie was very briefly featured in a flashback in the same episode. It was a movie shown by [[Elijah]] to the children of the village where {{OBP|Mariah|AG086}} lived in, which didn't have a movie theater. It features the [[Pichu Brothers]] and is actually a clip from the end of ''[[PK11|Camp Pikachu]]'', when the Pichu Brothers depart on the train. This suggests that Camp Pikachu is actually a real movie in the [[Pokémon world]]. The movie was greatly enjoyed by Mariah and the other children of her village. | ||
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====In ''An Epic Defense Force!''==== | ====In ''An Epic Defense Force!''==== | ||
Unnamed movies were shown on billboards in ''[[BW082|An Epic Defense Force!]]''. One movie features a {{p|Gothita}} wearing a hat. Other movies feature a {{p|Pidove}} flying towards the sky and a {{p|Watchog}} sitting at a table with a pile of paper. All of these movies are considered classic movies which were filmed at the Pokéstar Studios. According to Luke, all of these movies won the "Pokécademy Award" at one time or another. | Unnamed movies were shown on billboards in ''[[BW082|An Epic Defense Force!]]''. One movie features a {{p|Gothita}} wearing a hat. Other movies feature a {{p|Pidove}} flying towards the sky and a {{p|Watchog}} sitting at a table with a pile of paper. All of these movies are considered classic movies which were filmed at the Pokéstar Studios. According to Luke, all of these movies won the "Pokécademy Award" at one time or another. | ||
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