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The [[Pokémon anime]] was originally [[dub]]bed to Arabic by '''Venus Company''' ('''مركز الزهرة''' '' Markaz Az-Zuhra''), but they stopped due to the controversy in 2001. After that '''Super M Productions''' continued dubbing the anime. In the first year the anime was aired exclusively on '''{{wp|Middle East Broadcasting Center|Middle East Broadcasting Center (MBC)}}''', a Saudi-run channel broadcasting from Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, but after the end of [[Pokémon: Indigo League|the first season]], it spread rapidly to other channels. It was aired mainly in MBC, '''{{wp|Spacetoon}}''' (also broadcasted from Dubai), '''{{wp|ERTT|Tunisian Radio and Television (TRT)}}''', and '''{{wp|Al Jadeed|New TV}}''' (broadcasting from Lebanon). The total number of Arabic episodes so far is [[EP366|366]] episodes. | |||
The [[Pokémon anime]] was originally [[dub]]bed to Arabic by '''Venus Company''' ('''مركز الزهرة''' '' Markaz Az-Zuhra''), but they stopped due to the controversy in 2001.After that '''Super M Productions''' continued dubbing the anime. | |||
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==Pokémon merchandise== | ==Pokémon merchandise== | ||
After the Pokemon anime started airing in Arabic, it became the most popular anime series in the Arab world. Therefore, the demand for Pokémon-related merchandise among Arabian children was high. Thus, most of the game centers began to sell many of the Pokémon merchandise, and making huge profits. Also, many restaurants offered promotional toys with their meals, such as Burger King in [[2000 Burger King Promotional Pokémon toys|2000]]. | After the Pokemon anime started airing in Arabic, it became the most popular anime series in the Arab world. Therefore, the demand for Pokémon-related merchandise among Arabian children was high. Thus, most of the game centers began to sell many of the Pokémon merchandise, and making huge profits. Also, many restaurants offered promotional toys with their meals, such as Burger King in [[2000 Burger King Promotional Pokémon toys|2000]]. Due to the controversy in 2001, however, a lot of the merchandises was confiscated from the main centers. After some time, when the controversy subsided, the game stores started selling Pokémon goods again without any problem. | ||
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