A Comprehensive Look at Pokémon VHS Tapes
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- Опубліковано 18 гру 2020
- American Pokémon VHS tapes, I should specify. Join Jonii, Ash, Misty, Brock, May, and Max as we take a look at all the ancient home video releases of Pokémon: Indigo League, The Johto Journeys, Johto League Champions, and Advanced!
Written, edited and voiced by Jonii - Ігри
Great video! Some info some people might not know: Viz Video, also known as VIZ Media now, is owned by Shopro, who produces the Pokemon anime. And VIZ LLC combined with Shopro's US brand to make VIZ Media. Which makes a lot of sense how they always deal with the books and anime.
What about 4Kids?
@@brianodonnell4496 About their DVDs and VHS's or the company in general?
@@IMEEntertainment How about all of the shows, they have at the 1990s and early 2000s?
@@brianodonnell4496 4Kids only had license to dub the show. Pioneer and VIZ had home video rights with The Pokemon Company International. Now the home video releases are by VIZ Media (Shopro's USA brand) and The Pokemon Company International.
@@samnation9324 You've think so?
Fun fact: Team Rocket James' childhood flashback of starving and freezing on the streets with growlithe was just an elaborate reference to the tragic ending of A Dog of Flanders.
that is very cool tbh
@@tenebrisity6170 yes, freezing in the heavy snow outside of a church with a dog is very...
*cool.*
@@RayOfTruth oh god why.
@@RayOfTruth i meant the fact you knew it LMAO
I had the VHS with that episode and although I sadly never saw Dog of Flanders, I had an eerie feeling every time I saw that scene that it had some connection to Dog of Flanders… lol
To think there was a time when pokemon episodes were released on DVD, VHS, and GBA video (if you count Kanto and Johto rereleases) at the same time
I hadn't even considered the GBA Video cartridges! Truly the era of greatest accessibility.
@@joniivee Don't you've just missed the early 2000s?
My dad got sick of me renting the same Pokemon tapes over and over again so he bought a machine to copy them on to blank tapes!
Please do more!
My dad did the same for the first pokemon movie.
That Ranma preview was always something I looked forward to at the end of the tapes. Like, gees, the song is so good. I still need to see that movie.
Dog of Flanders, of course, was parodied in Pokémon, the episode with James' parents and fiancé. It's also in one scene of Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan.
The theme song of Dog of Flanders is also referenced in Re:Zero, it's Subaru's ringtone.
I love youtube and creators like you for exactly this reason, specific topics so few people would even think of investing their time in and yet so entertaining and educational.
I agree
How does such a small channel have such JUICY quality??
1998: I've care about that.
2021: Don't care about that, anyway.
So I didn’t watch Ranma 1/2 until I was 22, and when I did, I was like “holy shit! This is the commercial from the Pokémon tapes!” Lmao
Ah man I had some of these. You're the man Jonii, you're making the kind of content and at a quality that I knew you would!! You're now in my personal sub boxes notification gang
This comment gave me a big smile! Happy you're liking the content, eager to keep pumping it out.
@@joniivee am Jordan Fernandez nice meeting you am so excited new years eve
jonii i have to personally thank you for showcasing the ranma 1/2, dog of flanders, and kimba trailers included in these VHS tapes as you've effectively unearthed them from the dustiest dankest corners of my brain. holy shit.
When I saw the title of the video, I clicked on it solely to learn what "that 1 trailer was," and now I know it's Ranma 1/2. I knew the game trailer with the bus driver, and I knew Kimba because my mom once said "I used to watch Kimba as a girl" when I was watching these, but I could never remember what Ranma was.
Holy heck, yes to the Mewtwo video!! Found you from your post on r/animeVHS, and I loved what I learned here. Your editing and depth of research was so heckin good. Thanks for the awesome vid!!
You mean, the first movie?
So the swedish vhs tapes each had two episodes. All in plastic cases. The fronts was always weird, they just had a missmatch of generic jpegs. While the back usually had a screenshot from the show. The very first vhs we got had the first two episodes and was titled after the second episode, the front cover was when Ash battled the guy with the sandshrew. Literally sandshrew attacking Pidgeotto. Back image was from the Bulbasaur episode.
If every Jonii video had CGI doors, maybe I would officially become a simp for the channel 🥸 until then.. I’ll have to keep waiting
19:35 I think what may you feel weird with the animation may be the level of quality, like how fluid and expressive the characters are drawn. The japanese anime is mostly drawn in limited animation, meaning little movement in most shots like for example only 2-6 individual drawn frames in talking shots and even if there are more complex action shots, they still only have around 10-12 drawn frames per second, the bare minimum required for us to still concieve it as fluid movement. But the animation in the ad is drawn with much more frames per second, I guess in order to match the framerate of the real life footage, which probably is 25 or 30 frames per second. And they used these extra frames to make every character constantly moving in some way, be it wiggling their arms, looking around ect. It's something usually not done in anime tv series aside from specific sakuga scenes.
Here are my two cents.
I'm Italian and I can tell you that our VHS tapes were kinda sorta the same as the US ones. Except for the few small differences:
-The entire series was released both in plastic and cardboard boxes, with the latter being a newsstand edition. The plastic ones had the same art as the US tapes but the side had a rainbow pattern. The cardboard ones had the red sides like the US tapes, but with different art (just generic stock art of Ash and Pikachu on various colored backgrounds). The tapes themselves were also different in the cardboard box release, with 2 episodes per tape instead of 3.
-There were no trailers, but the company logo made up for that. The company that released the tapes was called Bim Bum Bam Video and was made just to release on VHS the cartoons that were aired on the namesake cartoon block that aired on the channel Italia 1, so the logo was like a small montage of scenes from many of the other cartoons that were published thus far by the company set to an abridged version of the programming block's 1990 opening song.
-The theme song was obviously the one from the Italian dub. There were no short version to transition between episodes. And also no Pokérap, since the Italian dub didn't use it at all (but still had an Italian version that was released exclusively in the Italian version of 2.B. A Master alongside an alternate take of Pokémon Dance Mix that haves a completely different melody than the original one but with the same lyrics)
-The K9 Caper tape had four episodes instead of 4 in Italy too, and the tape was actually marked as "Special edition" because of that.
-Also they never went past Kanto and the Orange Islands. In fact, here in Italy a large chunk of the Pokémon anime was never released on home media. Kanto and Orange Islands were released both on VHS and on DVD, and on DVD they also released the first two seasons of Black and White. But everything in between and after that? NOTHING.
What about 4Kids?
@@brianodonnell4496 they don't have 4kids in italy i don't think
I had a Japanese foreign exchange student that brought the first Pokémon movie on VHS and I got to watch it (without understanding) before it came here. I felt so special. It was the legit Japanese release so no subtitles or anything,. Those times were so simple. Although no one believed me until they saw it and realized I knew what I was talking about. I could only talk about what I saw though i didn’t really have a clue what was going on haha. And it wasn’t the special edition because it didn’t have Mew in it. Damn I got to see some ultra rare stuff I guess!!!! I wish I remember more, it was so long ago. I just remember watching the movie in Japanese before it was released here. And a good few months, the student was newly arrived and had brought it with him. It was pretty much the same though I don’t recall it being different, it might have looked less mastered but I watched it on such a small TV I wouldn’t have noticed. The students we had also brought over a bunch of OG Gundam movies (Japanese releases of course). It’s what gave me such love for Japan, enough that I use a Romanized Japanese name. My handles just my English name converted into Katakana. But yeah I thought I’d just clarify I’m not Japanese because my story would be confusing haha.
I've been looking for that song from the Ranma ad spot for YEARS and couldn't remember where I heard it from. Thank you so much! Love your Pokemon content about the original run of the series and hope to see more!
Well, The Dog of Flanders is phenomenally relevant as far as the anime goes in Japan, as well as like you said, the book, albeit in Japan. I am really glad you touched on these classic anime ads that would never occur in later years because they are generally for unedited anime, but back then Pioneer made no distinction between how certain anime would be considered more teen friendly in the West rather than child friendly. Ranma *is* of course a kids show in Japan, but it's funny that in a world before 4kids picking up Yugioh, One Piece, Shaman King, and more, Pokemon viewers were a trailer and a trip to the video store away from things their parents wouldn't want them seeing if you were in the west, such as anime breasts.
What about Kirby and Sonic?
@@brianodonnell4496 Get out of this comment section and stop asking unrelated questions on comments.
19:34 I imagine the reason it looks off too you is that it's much more fluid than in the anime, which kinda makes sense considering how this is a 30-second commercial as opposed to an ~24 minute episode, so assuming the animation budget was about the same as for an episode, you wouldn't need to spread that budget nearly as far, and even if we're to take the fact that this probably didn’t have the same budget as an episode because of how much shorter it is, depending on how much lower it is, they could still have plenty of money for more fluid animation. To be fair, it's not like I really have a clue what I'm talking about here, so this could all be wrong, but that’s just what I think is going on here.
Also, yes, I would consider "plot" the right turn here since the commercial is telling a story in a way. Furthermore, while I understand the question about how the bus specifically becoming a Game Boy Pocket was from a logical perspective, but to play devil's advocate (or I guess strawman) and pretend that you're arguing from the perspective of it as a creative decision, that was just the latest model of the Game Boy at the time; there was the Game Boy Light a few months prior, but that was Japan-exclusive, so it doesn't really count when talking about North America specifically, and the Game Boy Color was still two months away by this point, so it only made sense to use the Pocket.
I bought some of the DVD variants of these. One Indigo, two Johto Journeys, and one Johto League Champions.
These tapes highlight my childhood. I stayed up so many nights binging these VHS tapes never skipping the beginning trailers and commercials. And I also got extremely hyped when the Ranma trailer kicked off lol.
Excellent video! Very well put together. Brought back a lot of memories of my Pokemon VHS days.
Don't you've missed the 90s?
I love seeing people talk about narrow aspects of pokemon.
Please, go make another video about the limited release of the first movie!
Im waiting breath abaited
The first movie and the first movie were way better in the 1990's, than the other seasons/films from 2000's/2010's/2020's.
I’m waiting for that now as well. MewTwo is my favorite Pokémon because of that movie and its “added in” “short”. I’m a sucker for sad back stories!
@@CosplayCore It should have been way better than the remake, that Netflix has?
I know I'm super late to this video after falling down the pokemon VHS rabbit hole again, but damn this is some high quality shit. I paused the video to subscribe and was expecting to see like 300k subs and bro you deserve that many at least. Hopefully you blow up real soon, love the content! Super informative and exactly what I was looking for.
I'm interested in more of the Pokemon 1st movie JP and English comparisons as well as the M2M "Don't say you love me" rabbit hole (I have the Pokemon soundtrack single with that song and blasted it too much as a kid). Just subscribed :3 the algorithm recommended me this video.
The blog Dogasu's Backpack has a bunch of posts for Japanese vs Dub comparison of most Pokemon movies.
Holy fuck, I was already in my nostalgic comfort zone when you were going through the content of the tapes themselves, but those promos at the end of the Indigo Plateau tapes made me feel some kind of nostalgic glee somehow. Just hearing the off brand "Pikachu!" as Pikachu gets on to the bus made me clutch my chest and smile. To some, it's cursed. To me, it's fucking 90's kid childhood memories that keep me going as the rest of the world burns around me. Not to mention those guitar riffs from It's Love as the Ranma promo plays. Honestly, everything except The Dog of Flanders got to me in some way. Nothing against The Dog of Flanders, but I saw so little of it as a kid that I'm not as sentimental about it as I am towards something like the announcer going full ham by shouting "KIMBAAA!!"
This was a joy, good sir. I thank you.
This has been an absolute nostalgia trip, I'm so happy I discovered your channel recently, another top quality UA-camr lost in the shuffle, covering topics of my particular interests, lol. Love it, keep it up!
Just purchased the entire 1st season of Pokémon indigo league on vhs and came across this video! You earned a new sub :)
my favorite type of content, random, slightly obscure video essays about things from my childhood
Thanks for the video! I've been collecting the Indigo League and Johto Journeys tapes for a long time, but never knew Advanced got a VHS release. I would love to see this style of video for the movies, and I would love to see the differences from the original Japanese cut of the movie. Thanks in advance!
That was in 2003.
I use to have all of those VHS tapes back in 1999!
Watched this video for the sole purpose of figuring out the name of the Ranma movie trailer that haunted my memory and you covered exactly that thank you
i have literally never watched an episode of pokemon in my life
great video tho its super entertaining and well structured
Hey thank you! I try to make sure even people with little knowledge of the subject of any given video can still enjoy it so I'm very happy to hear that you did. :D
That Ranma commercial. The nostalgia hit off that song could be deadly.
Bro u’ve become my favorite youtuber I love these types of videos
This brought back so many good memories :) Great job on this man!
29:50 lmao. I said "LET'S DO IT" with you.
I remember
A video title has never sold me on its concept so quickly. Gr8 work m8
I'm gonna be a total geek about episode order for a sec.
When Porygon pushed everything back by four months, the release order for every holiday special went out of whack. "Princess vs. Princess" and "The Purr-fect Hero" were never meant to air right next to each other, but that's how damage control went down. Truth be told, when 4Kids marked Purr-fect as a Season 2 episode, they put it exactly where it was meant to be before Porygon ruined everything. As for why Princess was also a Season 2 episode, it was mostly because 4Kids had to brush away a lot of Japanese text and they didn't have the time or money to do it within their first-year contract. Whoops.
Also, "Pallet Party Panic" wasn't the last Indigo episode. It was the FIRST Orange episode. Most people don't think of it that way because it was still 1999, Ash was still in Kanto, the out-of-order Christmas specials hadn't aired yet, and Kids WB refused to change the theme song because they wanted to keep Brock's departure a secret for as long as possible.
Here's a fun story. I'm from Iceland and the company that licensed the show to be dubbed and aired in Iceland only licensed the first 50 episodes or so, and then never any more and there were also never any reruns. Luckily me and my sister managed to record around 40 episode on several VHS tapes and I rewatched them over and over myself as I played the games for the millionth time. The first 4 movies were also licensed and dubbed and I had those but a quirk about the 4th movie is that it was released a good deal later than the first 3 and the voice actor for Ash was actually a kid at the time and didn't return for the 4th so instead they got an adult man to do it instead and it's very jarring.
Unfortunately they're all gone now, lost or sold when my mom moved houses years ago and the Icelandic dub is considered lost media which is very sad.
Wow, just found you because of your PokéShipping video popping up in my recommended, and now here’s another analytical Pokémon deep dive I didn’t know I needed! You make such great content from what I’ve seen so far, and I’m definitely gonna explore the rest of your videos.
I'll check out whatever future comprehensive deep dives you do, per your comment about some of the rabbit holes being of interest. Good content, thanks for putting in the time!
Oh god I miss these. I remember the first one I got was the tape where Ash catches the three starters. It was like $15. Then a year or two later a 99 cent store near me had a bunch of tapes for a dollar and I bought EVERY one they had. My sister (born in 2005) later ruined them when she played them a lot and didn’t know how to put them in properly lol. But still great times.
Additionally, absolutely remember recording shows from the TV on a regular basis. I used to want The Simpsons box sets but they cost too much so I recorded months worth of Simpsons episodes on tape. Great times.
Dude you make such high-quality stuff! How do you only have 18K subscribers?
I love these home media retrospective-type videos. Keep it up.
The bit at 3:58 with the Pikachu PNGs appearing on screen in sync to the music is one of the most oddly satisfying things I've seen. Thank you for that.
One thing I want to mention is that many of the early Indigo League VHS Tapes did not have the Dog of Flanders trailer on it. Otherwise, you did an excellent job with this video. You really put a lot of time and care into it.
You should've way more views dude, I've spent last 3 hours watching your videos (took a day off today to relax a bit) and they are fucking amazing! Hope your channel will get more popular, and waiting for next Monkey Ball video!
Yo, that means a lot, thank you very much! I started my channel when I was in a pretty dark place and I'd watch UA-cam to take my mind off stuff so I'm happy to hear that someone uses my stuff to unwind. Can't promise an exact time for the next SMB video because I have a lot in the pipeline but it is being worked on. :D
A guy that sounds like Sanic the hedgeheg talks about gen 1/2 late 90s/2000 Pokémon anime.
Subscribed for childhood nostalgia.
Dude this video was so good. Well done.
A year late, but as somebody who’s always had an interest in the Pokémon VHS tapes, this video was eye opening. If you haven’t already, I really hope you cover more of the stuff you brought up in this video. It would be amazing to see!
I get hyped up when I hear I want to be the very best but no one ever was
This video was so good, it made me cry
I've been watching this video for the past 2 days during my lunch break only. And you got 2 thousand subs in that time! Congrats, it was a nice video!
This was so lovely and nostalgic! I actually had no idea the first movie was re-cut. Would love to see a full analysis on it (and any other Pokemon thing you might feel inclined to talk about!)
It's been so long since an upload 🙏
I hope, all old originals things were way better.
We got rid of all our vhs but BOI DOWS THIS TAKE ME BACK! You even mentioned the marathon that led up to DP...oh gosh, the nostalgia. ;u;
I didn't have cable growing up so my entire experience of the anime was through renting these from blockbuster.
Great video! I'm a huge Pokemon fan since I was a kid. I had a few VHS of them, would've liked to collect more of them.
I had a whole shelf of these. All but the last two Kanto tapes. The commercials at the end are burned into my memory. The bus driver, Ranma, Kimba, Dog of Flanders.
I'm only a few minutes into the video but I can tell this is the kinda niche nostalgia content that I love (nice patmac shout out). The good thing is you are good at presenting and editing. :)
ngl i'd love to see vids of both the m2m video and the extra mewtwo footage awesome vid dude!
Okay, now you’ve got me interested in the Don’t Say You Love Me music video production.
Damn you took me straight back to 1999 with your intro lmao. I had a shit load of these VHS tapes as a kid too, though, I was born in 1992, so I remember quite a bit of the VHS craze.
17:45 I have the tape "Primeape Problems" (EP 23-25) and I can confirm they got rid of the Pokerap by this point, too. Whenever it was, it was before that tape.
This was a great trove of information, dude! Your presentation was as informative as it was engaging and funny. Colour me surprised!
Oh yo thank you for that little tidbit of information! I have Psychic Surprise (EP 20-22), the tape immediately before Primape Problems, and that tape actually has the Pokerap which means we can confirm that Primape Problems is the first tape to lack it.
Thank you by the way! I'm super happy you ended up liking it. Also happy to see you here, I've watched a good handful of your videos and I love the ones about the Pokemon anime especially, you're one of the only UA-camrs I know whose gone in depth on a lot of interesting subject matter like the dub switching voices or Takeshi Shudo's role. Definitely an inspiration in that regard. :D
@@joniivee Sorry I took so long to reply, but I’m truly humbled by your kind words, and super flattered you saw those videos as some form of inspiration. I just felt they had to be made since, like you said, no one was talking about them before!
@@TheCartoonGamer8000 Hey absolutely! You do good work so I'm happy to compliment it. Got that new top ten sitting in my Watch Later, eager to watch it along with the rest of the Pokemonth stuff :D
@@joniivee Awesome! Hope they entertain! :)
I also have that tape.
Got into tape collecting and getting Pokemon tapes is a treat. Only good vibes
Please I'd kill for more super long rabbit holes related to pokemon anime. Super strong area of interest for me too I'd love to see more
Coming back after a few years, still love this video. I got a dvd of the 2nd season of the orange island episodes for my 6th birthday and it was my favorite for a long time. At one point i saw the 3rd season and my dad got it for me. Ive never really seem the first few episodes of the orange islands because of it.
I think those seasons hold up pretty well, it made me love Scyther and Tracey
Great video. Keep up the good work!
man, this video makes me feel so disproportionately emotional lmfao. i would love for a spiritual sequel that picks up with the pokemon dvds, or even just a video about all of the movies since those can be a really really good time.
The recommendations have blessed me today with this video. This was quite the nostalgia trip and it was entertaining to boot!
Being a kid who was born in 2005 this really does help me catch up on what I missed out on.
God, seeing those trailers from the end of the Indigo League tapes takes me back! I had no idea what those animes were (cause I was an inpatient little shit with a terrible attention span lol), but they always fascinated me. Especially the Ranma one. Up until I think middle or high school, that trailer was my only exposure to the series. I didn't understand anything that was going on or who any of the characters were, but it looked really cool to me back then.
A great look into something not often talked about
Oh my gosh, the commercials brought back memories I didn't even know I had. I never actually watched any of those anime but I can remember the commercials word by word. It's surreal how much information your brain can retain when you're a child.
So much Nostalgia thanks for the video😁
Hey Jonii, great job on the video! I loved hearing about the history of these tapes. It's very impressive you did so much research just to put all of this together. In fact, I started to collect these tapes myself. I have 5 of the Indigo League tapes and I'm expecting a lot more very soon, three Johto Journeys tapes and the first, second and Mewtwo Returns special. Could you tell me what Pokemon VHS tapes you have? I'd love to hear your feedback.
Thanks for the lovely comment! I'll put together a list
Indigo League:
-The Mystery of Mount Moon
-The Sisters of Cerulean City (VCR ate this one)
-Poke Friends
-Seaside Pikachu
-Psychic Surprise
-Fashion Victims
-Fighting Tournament
-The Great Race
-Pikachu Party
-Wake Up Snorlax
Johto Journeys:
-A Brand New World
-Snow Rescue
Johto League Champions:
-The Moonlight Showdown
Advanced:
-A Hole Lotta Trouble
Movies:
-Mewtwo Strikes Back
-The Power Of One
-Spell of the Unown
-Celebi: Voice of the Forest
-Heroes
-Jirachi: Wish Maker
Other:
-A Sneak Peek at Pokemon
-Mewtwo Returns
-Pokemon Insider
Most of the Kanto tapes, Johto Journeys, and movies I had as a kid and seem to be fairly common but JLC and Advanced seem harder to come by. I've also never seen a Destint Deoxys VHS for sale, hence why it's the only movie I'm missing.
@@joniivee What about all of the other vhs tapes of Season 6.
I had grown up watching the Indigo League via UA-cam reuploads and rare Cartoon Network airings. Did the job and all, but man these VHS tapes look so charming
I got plenty of Indigo League in via tapes recorded *from* Cartoon Network so I can relate to you there :P
I never had many vhs tapes of Pokémon because we could only ever find them at estate sales and they were pretty rare. I only have Pokémon the great race, Pokémon the first movie, and Pokémon 3 the movie.
What about volume 1, "I Choose You, Pikachu"?
@@brianodonnell4496 I don't believe I had a copy of volume 1.
I remember when I discovered that 2BA Master had the FULL POKERAP in the 90s, I about died of excitement. I listened to it over and over. What a great CD.
MORE POKÉMON VHS VIDEOS!
At one point the dollar store was selling all of them, so I owned all of them. Treasures.
Nice video, cool to look back on these nostalgic tapes, still have the VHS player nut not the tapes themselves anymore.
Ah, Dogasu's Backpack. That's a blast from the past. Wish I could still enjoy his episode comparisons, but he's an excellent source for behind-the-scenes stuff.
OMG I remember these so much from when I was a little girl Thankyou! Before I even started primary school I watched so much of these Pokemon Tapes, & several other anime through VHS. Johto wasn't promoted as much as either Kanto or Hoenn were from what my brother & I remember. We also watched several other anime series & movies through VHS.
Pikachu’s Jukebox! Now THERE is something I forgot about. What an interesting video.
I remember some of these. Thanks for the nostalgia.
thank you for including the meapless in seattle end card
I was born in 1994, so I have first-hand experience of the Pokemon craze. My older brother (born in 1991) and his friends would trade the cards and play the Gameboy games with each other. He even had this red Pokemon shirt that became a hand-me-down to me. Even though I was 4-5 years old when the show hit the US, I started playing the games. I’ll never forget the hot pink Gameboy I got for Christmas. It was a faithful old system until it broke for good. Pokemon Yellow was my first Pokemon game. Even now in my 20s, I still play the Pokemon games, be it on my DS or my Switch.
Was singing along with the end the johto credits and when the shout wasn't there my jaw dropped despite you saying it wouldn't be there 5 seconds prior. I can't believe viz fucking did that😢
My favorite part of watching my pokemon movie vhs tapes is seeing the old pokemon ads, like that pikachu game for n64 and the gameboy bus ad, and the one for the pokemon trading cards
I can pretty much confirm that for the Pokemon Indigo League tapes, the Poke-Rap starts on Vol. 1 I Choose You! Pikachu!, and the last tape that the Poke-Rap is on is Vol. 7 Psychic Surprise, (the one that you said that you hated the cover art on it). The tapes after that one don't have the Poke-Rap, sadly.
I want to see the original animation from the first Pokemon movie now. The 2D stuff holds up better than the early CGI.
I still have a few tapes of Pokemon. Still one of the best shows ever.
one of my dreams as a small child was growing up to have enough money that i could fill a whole wall with pokemon vhs tapes, like wallpaper
AMAZING! Thanks so much!
1998: I hope, that was better.
2021: Don't care about it.
@@brianodonnell4496 can you stop please.
@@rockyandyipper okay.
Oh yeah fake gamer is back for the holidays bois!
I had 12 of the red kanto tapes and 4 yellow ones along with the first 3 movies, mewtwo strikes back, and pikachu's winter vacation 1 and 2. I had a lot but not not even close to catching them all. They really shouldve at least made the yellow tapes blue to be like pokemon red and blue
I would happily watch a video about the mewtwo movie!
It was better than the Netflix adaption and other films from the 2000s, 2010s amd 2020s?
I remember buying the VHS with Pikachu Boxing on the cover at FYE. Came home, opened it, it was the 2nd movie...