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* After his submarine is destroyed, [[The Phantom]] threatens to take May hostage and wields a pillar as a weapon, instead of failing to hold the pillar up and being crushed. | * After his submarine is destroyed, [[The Phantom]] threatens to take May hostage and wields a pillar as a weapon, instead of failing to hold the pillar up and being crushed. | ||
* The newly-hatched {{OBP|Manaphy|M09}} seemingly became somewhat more precocious in the manga adaptation, unlike its original anime movie counterpart, which seems to act annoying and angsty about the new world outside of its {{pkmn|Egg}}. | * The newly-hatched {{OBP|Manaphy|M09}} seemingly became somewhat more precocious in the manga adaptation, unlike its original anime movie counterpart, which seems to act annoying and angsty about the new world outside of its {{pkmn|Egg}}. | ||
* Manaphy's [[Egg case]] breaks when Manaphy hatches, instead of its Egg falling out of the case before hatching. | |||
* Manaphy is happy to see {{Ash}} in [[Jack Walker]]'s body after using {{m|Heart Swap}} in the anime, while in the manga, Manaphy seems to mellow out a bit after using Heart Swap on Ash and Jackie, but it's still not happy that May is gone. | * Manaphy is happy to see {{Ash}} in [[Jack Walker]]'s body after using {{m|Heart Swap}} in the anime, while in the manga, Manaphy seems to mellow out a bit after using Heart Swap on Ash and Jackie, but it's still not happy that May is gone. | ||
* May and Manaphy's goodbye at the end and Ash's near-drowning scene before becoming the "King of the Sea" is a lot more lighthearted in the manga than it is in the movie. | * May and Manaphy's goodbye at the end and Ash's near-drowning scene before becoming the "King of the Sea" is a lot more lighthearted in the manga than it is in the movie. | ||
* Instead of the [[People of the Water]]'s mark, The Phantom opens the door to the Sea Crown by playing an instrument known as the Water Flute. | * Instead of the [[People of the Water]]'s mark, The Phantom opens the door to the [[Sea Crown]] by playing an instrument known as the Water Flute. | ||
* When escaping from The Phantom's submarine, Jackie is attacked by several {{t|Water}} Pokémon used by The Phantom's underlings, instead of The Phantom | * When escaping from The Phantom's submarine, Jackie is attacked by several {{t|Water}} Pokémon used by The Phantom's underlings, instead of The Phantom and his {{t|Bug}} Pokémon. | ||
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