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* The Pokémon Center's poster had text removed. | * The Pokémon Center's poster had text removed. | ||
* Misty complains about doing all the work on the bike she and Brock share, while originally she was upset because she wanted a bike only she rode, not a shared bike. | * Misty complains about doing all the work on the bike she and Brock share, while originally she was upset because she wanted a bike only she rode, not a shared bike. | ||
* Big Jess and Little Jim | * Big Jess and Little Jim were originally addressed with 姉御 ''Anego'' (big sister) and 兄貴 ''Aniki'' (big brother). | ||
** Jessie's original nickname was チェーンのムサシ ''Chēn no Musashi'' (Chain {{tt|Musashi|Jessie}}) instead of Chainer Jessie. While James's was 補助輪のコジロウ ''Hojorin no Kojirō'' (Training Wheels {{tt|Kojirō|James}}) instead of Trainer James. | ** Jessie's original nickname was チェーンのムサシ ''Chēn no Musashi'' (Chain {{tt|Musashi|Jessie}}) instead of Chainer Jessie. While James's was 補助輪のコジロウ ''Hojorin no Kojirō'' (Training Wheels {{tt|Kojirō|James}}) instead of Trainer James. | ||
* In the Danish dub, Norman's dialogue is altered to include a contemporary pop culture reference to {{wp|Scandlines}} TV commercial characters Kaj and Bøje, a pair of seagulls. | * In the Danish dub, Norman's dialogue is altered to include a contemporary pop culture reference to {{wp|Scandlines}} TV commercial characters Kaj and Bøje, a pair of seagulls. | ||
* In the Swedish dub, Norman states that the bridge is ''en och en halv mil'', 15 kilometers. | * In the Swedish dub, Norman states that the bridge is ''en och en halv mil'', 15 kilometers. | ||
* In the Swedish dub in the end Jessie and James | * In the Swedish dub, in the end, Jessie and James say "nu är det Jul igen" '('now it's Christmas again''), probably making a pun on the fact that ''hjul'' (''wheel'') and ''Jul'' (''Christmas'') have the same pronunciation and the fact that they are cycling on a unicycle. | ||
==In other languages== | ==In other languages== | ||