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Titles and Airdates

Titles

  • United States Type Casting!
  • Japan ウソッキーはどこにいる!?
  • Japan Usokkie wa doko ni iru!?
  • Japan Where is Usokkie!?
  • Germany Eine Frage des Typs
  • France Un imitateur hors pair
  • Spain Selección de tipos
  • Sweden Pierre och Marie
  • Italy Il Pokémon della discordia
  • Mexico ¿Qué tipo de Pokémon eres?
  • Finland Tyyppikysymys
  • Taiwan 胡說樹在哪裡?
  • Hungary A nagy kutatás
  • Poland Doskonały naśladowca
  • Netherlands Type Casting
  • Brazil Madeira de Lei!
  • Israel אבן או עשב
  • Czechia Tak který je to pokémon?
  • Portugal Casting de Tipos

Airdates

Staff List
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OLM Team Ota

Japan Screenplay 大橋志吉 (Yukiyoshi Ōhashi)
Japan Storyboard 福本潔 (Kiyoshi Fukumoto)
Japan Episode Director 秦義人 (Yoshito Hata)
Japan Animation Director 福本勝 (Masaru Fukumoto)

OP/ED List

Japan OP OK!
OK!
タケシのパラダイス
Takeshi's Paradise
포켓몬 Forever
Pokémon Forever
좋은 친구들
Good Friends
寶可夢點點名
Pokémon Roll Call
奇異冒險
Fantastic Adventure
Screenplay
脚本
Storyboard
絵コンテ
Episode Director
演出
Animation Director
作画監督
Music
音楽
Summary

English Official Summary

Trying to reach Ecruteak City our heroes are stopped in their tracks, unable to cross a bridge-less river. As they walk the bank, they see an old fisherman and strike a bargain, a ferry-ride across the river in exchange for an elusive Sudowoodo! As they comb the nearby mountains in search of one of these unique Pokémon they run into two research scientists arguing over Sudowoodo's type. Join Ash and the gang as they encounter this truly versatile Pokémon and attempt to determine what type Sudowoodo really is!

Italian Official Summary

Mentre cercano di raggiungere Amarantopoli, Ash e i suoi amici sono costretti a fermarsi nei pressi di un fiume, perché non c'è un ponte con cui poterlo attraversare.

Portuguese Official Summary

A caminho da Cidade de Ecruteak, nossos heróis ficam presos do lado errado de um rio. Para atravessar, eles precisam encontrar um Sudowoodo... o que mesmo para os melhores, não é nada fácil!

Spanish Latin America Official Summary

Camino a Ciudad Ecruteak, nuestros héroes quedan atrapados del lado incorrecto del río. Para cruzar, primero deben encontrar un Sudowoodo... ¡Eso no es fácil ni para un experto!

Spanish Official Summary

Mientras tratan de llegar a Ciudad Iris, nuestros héroes se detienen en el camino, ya que no pueden cruzar un río que no tiene un puente.

English Great Britian Official Summary

Trying to reach Ecruteak City our heroes are stopped in their tracks, unable to cross a bridge-less river. As they walk the bank, they see an old fisherman and strike a bargain, a ferry-ride across the river in exchange for an elusive Sudowoodo! As they comb the nearby mountains in search of one of these unique Pokémon they run into two research scientists arguing over Sudowoodo's type. Join Ash and the gang as they encounter this truly versatile Pokémon and attempt to determine what type Sudowoodo really is!

Dutch Official Summary

Onderweg naar Ecruteak City, staan onze helden aan de verkeerde kant van de rivier en kunnen niet verder. Om over te steken, moeten ze een Sudowoodo vinden…wat zelfs voor een expert, geen makkelijke opdracht is!

French Official Summary

Tandis qu'ils essayent d'atteindre Rosalia, nos héros sont arrêtés en chemin par une rivière qui ne semble traversée par aucun pont.

German Official Summary

Der Weg nach Teak City ist für unsere Freunde durch einen Fluss ohne Brücke versperrt.

Characters

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  • United States Ash Ketchum
  • Japan サトシ
  • Japan Satoshi
  • Japan Satoshi
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  • United States Ash's Pikachu
  • Japan サトシのピカチュウ
  • Japan Satoshi no Pikachu
  • Japan Satoshi's Pikachu
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  • United States Misty
  • Japan カスミ
  • Japan Kasumi
  • Japan Kasumi
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  • United States Brock
  • Japan タケシ
  • Japan Takeshi
  • Japan Takeshi
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  • United States Misty's Togepi
  • Japan カスミのトゲピー
  • Japan Kasumi no Togepi
  • Japan Kasumi's Togepi
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  • United States Meowth
  • Japan ニャース
  • Japan Nyarth
  • Japan Nyarth
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  • United States Jessie
  • Japan ムサシ
  • Japan Musashi
  • Japan Musashi
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  • United States James
  • Japan コジロウ
  • Japan Kojirō
  • Japan Kojiro
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  • United States Ash's Chikorita
  • Japan サトシのチコリータ
  • Japan Satoshi no Chicorita
  • Japan Satoshi's Chicorita
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  • United States Ash's Cyndaquil
  • Japan サトシのヒノアラシ
  • Japan Satoshi no Hinoarashi
  • Japan Satoshi's Hinoarashi
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  • United States Ash's Totodile
  • Japan サトシのワニノコ
  • Japan Satoshi no Waninoko
  • Japan Satoshi's Waninoko
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  • United States Ash's Noctowl
  • Japan サトシのヨルノズク
  • Japan Satoshi no Yorunozuku
  • Japan Satoshi's Yorunozuku
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  • United States Misty's Psyduck
  • Japan カスミのコダック
  • Japan Kasumi no Koduck
  • Japan Kasumi's Koduck
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  • United States Jessie's Wobbuffet
  • Japan ムサシのソーナンス
  • Japan Musashi no Sonansu
  • Japan Musashi's Sonansu
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  • United States Jessie's Arbok
  • Japan ムサシのアーボック
  • Japan Musashi no Arbok
  • Japan Musashi's Arbok
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  • United States James's Weezing
  • Japan コジロウのマタドガス
  • Japan Kojirō no Matadogas
  • Japan Kojiro's Matadogas
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  • United States Misty's Poliwhirl
  • Japan カスミのニョロゾ
  • Japan Kasumi no Nyorozo
  • Japan Kasumi's Nyorozo
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  • United States Fisherman (Johto)
  • Japan 漁師
  • Japan Ryōshi
  • Japan Fisherman
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  • United States Marie
  • Japan ツカサ
  • Japan Tsukasa
  • Japan Tsukasa
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  • United States Pierre
  • Japan アキオ
  • Japan Akio
  • Japan Akio

Wild Pokémon

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  • United States Geodude
  • Japan イシツブテ
  • Japan Ishitsubute
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  • United States Graveler
  • Japan ゴローン
  • Japan Golone
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  • United States Golem
  • Japan ゴローニャ
  • Japan Golonya
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  • United States Onix
  • Japan イワーク
  • Japan Iwark
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  • United States Sudowoodo
  • Japan ウソッキー
  • Japan Usokkie
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10:40

Who's that Pokémon Johto League Champions

Gengar - This Pokémon can steal the heat from its surroundings.
11:21

Who's that Pokémon Dare da

23:05

Okido Segment Pokémon Lecture

Pokémon Lecture & Senryu
Pokémon Cocoon (コクーン)
Japanese コクーンは うなずきじょうず こくんこくん
Romaji
Translated

Episode Music Regions
Music Player

Japanese Music:

Notes
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 00:00
Title: OK!
Japanese (Romanized): OK!
Japanese (TL): OK!
Opening Theme for Japanese Version
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 01:28
Title: 1999-2001-M02 タイトル
Japanese (Romanized): Title
Japanese (TL): Title
The group comes across a bridge construction site.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 02:10
Title: 1997-1998-M52 Title Card
Kanto Title Card
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 02:19
Title: 1997-1998-M26 ロケット団隠密作戦
Japanese (Romanized): Rocket-dan Onmitsu Sakusen
Japanese (TL): The Rocket Gang's Secret Schemes
Musashi watches the river with binoculars.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 03:14
Title: 1997-1998-M08 しのびよる影
Japanese (Romanized): Shinobi yoru Kage
Japanese (TL): Sneaking from the Shadows
A fisherman talks about an Usokkie in the woods.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 04:31
Title: 1999-2001-M13 Mysterious Person
Kasumi's Koduck spots the Usokkie.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 05:17
Title: Movie 1 Short - Kamonegi Eyecatch
Usokkie runs away from the group.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 06:35
Title: 1999-2001-M12 Today's Johto Pokemon Curiosity
The group hears Akio's claim that Usokkie is a Rock-type Pokémon.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 07:32
Title: 1997-1998-M59B 道案内
Japanese (Romanized): Michiannai
Japanese (TL): Guide
Satoshi sends out Yorunozuku to search for the Usokkie.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 08:14
Title: 1997-1998-M30 大混戦
Japanese (Romanized): Daikonsen
Japanese (TL): Chaos
Satoshi sends out Chicorita to pursue Usokkie.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 09:31
Title: Waninoko's Energetic Dance
Satoshi recalls Chicorita and sends out Waninoko against Usokkie.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 09:41
Title: 1997-1998-M27 激闘果てしなく~逃げろや逃げろ!
Japanese (Romanized): Nigero ya Nigero!
Japanese (TL): Run Away, Run Away!
Satoshi orders Waninoko to use Tackle against Usokkie.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 10:18
Title: 1997-1998-M20 なんだかんだと聞かれたら…
Japanese (Romanized): Nandakanda to Kikaretara…
Japanese (TL): If You Ask Us About Whatever…
Rocket Gang Motto
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 10:45
Title: 1997-1998-M17 絶対絶命
Japanese (Romanized): Zettai Zetsumei
Japanese (TL): Desperate Situation
Rocket Gang makes its getaway with Kojiro ordering Matadogas to use SmokeScreen.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 11:09
Title: Movie 1 Short - Yadon Eyecatch
Takeshi flirts with Tsukasa.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 11:22
Title: 1997-1998-M53 Eyecatch A
Dare da?
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 11:28
Title: 1997-1998-M54 Eyecatch B
Usokkie!
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 11:54
Title: 1999-2001-M16 Very Bad
Musashi gets annoyed at Usokkie and Sonansu's "conversation".
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 14:18
Title: 1999-2001-M12 Today's Johto Pokemon Curiosity
The group notices an immobile Usokkie on top of a rock.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 15:45
Title: 1997-1998-M08 しのびよる影
Japanese (Romanized): Shinobi yoru Kage
Japanese (TL): Sneaking from the Shadows
The group and the scientists are surprised at Usokkie replying against Pikachu's ThunderShock with a ThunderShock of its own.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 16:54
Title: 1999-2001-M22 視線!ロケット団
Japanese (Romanized): Shisen! Rocket-dan
Japanese (TL): Eye Contact! Rocket Gang
Usokkie's escape is blocked by Rocket Gang.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 17:29
Title: 1997-1998-M56 戦い(VSトレーナー)
Japanese (Romanized): Tatakai (VS Trainer)
Japanese (TL): Battle (VS Trainer)
Musashi sends out Arbok to battle Usokkie.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 18:44
Title: 1999-2001-M20 戦闘!トレーナー(ジョウト)
Japanese (Romanized): Sentō! Trainer (Jouto)
Japanese (TL): Battle! Trainer (Jouto)
Hinoarashi's Flamethrower hit Usokkie and the latter uses Mimic to give tit for tat.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 20:10
Title: 1997-1998-M04 出会いと別れと
Japanese (Romanized): Deai to Wakare to
Japanese (TL): Meeting and Parting
Tsukaga admits that Usokkie is a Rock-type Pokémon, but agrees with Akio that the argument helped to learn the Pokémon's true type.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 21:31
Title: Movie 1 Short - Grass Pokémon Eyecatch
Rocket Gang has been clinging to Usokkie's arms after all, as the Pokémon drops them down the cliff.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 21:44
Title: タケシのパラダイス
Japanese (Romanized): Takeshi no Paradise
Japanese (TL): Takeshi's Paradise
Ending Theme for Japanese Version
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 23:06
Title: 1997-1998-M33A Professor Okido's Pokémon Lectures
Professor Okido's Pokémon Lecture
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 23:10
Title: 1997-1998-M18B トキワへの道‐マサラより
Japanese (Romanized): Tokiwa e no michi - Masara yori
Japanese (TL): The Road to Tokiwa - From Masara
Okido explains the characteristics of Cocoon.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 23:54
Title: Okido's Senryū Theme
Okido recites a Senryū.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 24:05
Title: Mezase Pokémon Master Instrumental
Johto Episode 47 preview

Dub Music:

Notes
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 00:40
Title: Born To Be A Winner
Opening Theme for the English Dub (Most home releases do have Pokemon Johto as the Opening.)
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 01:27
Title: 1997-1998-M52 Title Card
Title Card
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 01:37
Title: 1997-1998-M26 ロケット団隠密作戦
Japanese (Romanized): Rocket-dan Onmitsu Sakusen
Japanese (TL): The Rocket Gang's Secret Schemes
Jessie watches the river with binoculars.
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 07:32
Title: 1997-1998-M30 大混戦
Japanese (Romanized): Daikonsen
Japanese (TL): Chaos
Ash sends out Chikorita to pursue Sudowoodo.
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 08:58
Title: 1997-1998-M27 激闘果てしなく~逃げろや逃げろ!
Japanese (Romanized): Nigero ya Nigero!
Japanese (TL): Run Away, Run Away!
Ash orders Totodile to use Tackle against Sudowoodo.
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 09:35
Title: 1997-1998-M20 なんだかんだと聞かれたら…
Japanese (Romanized): Nandakanda to Kikaretara…
Japanese (TL): If You Ask Us About Whatever…
Team Rocket's Motto
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 10:02
Title: 1997-1998-M17 絶対絶命
Japanese (Romanized): Zettai Zetsumei
Japanese (TL): Desperate Situation
Team Rocket makes its getaway with James ordering Weezing to use Smokescreen.
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 16:20
Title: 1997-1998-M56 戦い(VSトレーナー)
Japanese (Romanized): Tatakai (VS Trainer)
Japanese (TL): Battle (VS Trainer)
Jessie sends out Arbok to battle Sudowoodo.
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 17:33
Title: 1999-2001-M20 戦闘!トレーナー(ジョウト)
Japanese (Romanized): Sentō! Trainer (Jouto)
Japanese (TL): Battle! Trainer (Jouto)
Cyndaquil's Flamethrower hit Sudowoodo and the latter uses Mimic to give tit for tat.
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 19:01
Title: 1997-1998-M04 出会いと別れと
Japanese (Romanized): Deai to Wakare to
Japanese (TL): Meeting and Parting
Pierre admits that Sudowoodo is a Rock-type Pokémon, but agrees with Marie that the argument helped to learn the Pokémon's true type. (The final eyecatch comes in halfway through the track and resumes when it's over.)
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 20:27
Title: Movie 1 Short - Grass Pokémon Eyecatch
Team Rocket has been clinging to Sudowoodo's arms after all, as the Pokémon drops them down the cliff.
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 20:40
Title: Born To Be A Winner
Ending Theme for the English Dub (Most home releases do have Pokemon Johto as the Ending.)

Music Statistics:

Number of Assigned Tracks to the Japanese Original: 30
Number of Assigned Tracks to the English Dub: 12
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