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[[File:PokemonOriginsEnglishlogo.jpg|thumb|right|English Title of ''Pokémon Origins'']]
 
[[File:PokemonOriginsEnglishlogo.jpg|thumb|right|English Title of ''Pokémon Origins'']]
'''Pokémon Origins''' (known as '''Pocket Monster: The Origin''' in the Japanese version) was announced during the Pokémon Game Show on August 18, 2013 in Japan. It is new anime special to coencide with X & Y on October 2nd and in United States on November 15th and prequel to the original series. This will feature [[Red (Game)|Red]], [[Blue (game)|Blue]], [[Professor Oak]], [[Brock (anime)|Brock]], [[Mr. Fuji]] and [[Lance]].<ref>The sub can be watched at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZZIngrVr6o</ref>
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'''Pokémon Origins''' (known as '''Pocket Monsters: The Origin''' in the Japanese version) was announced during the Pokémon Game Show on August 18, 2013 in Japan. It is new anime special to coencide with X & Y on October 2nd, very pilot and in United States on November 15th on Pokémon TV App., part 2 released on 18th, part 3 on 20 and finally part 4 on 22nd November. This four-episode series is a special animated retelling of the story of ''[[Pokémon Red and Blue]]''. This will feature [[Red (anime)|Red]]<ref>[http://pokepassion.blogspot.com/2014/03/horror-at-top-of-mt-silver.html Anime based on Red]</ref>, [[Blue (anime)|Blue]], [[Professor Oak (Origins)|Professor Oak]], [[Brock (Origins)|Brock]], [[Mr. Fuji (Origins)|Mr Fuji]] and [[Lance]]. Though the series mainly follows the plot of Generation I, several elements from other generations (such as [[Mega Evolution]]) appear as well.
 
[[File:Pokemon The Origin|thumb|right|335 px]]
 
   
 
==Episodes==
 
==Episodes==
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|English Title
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|[[PO001: File 1 - Red|PC001]]
|1
 
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|[[File:PO001.png|200x200px|center]]
 
|レッド<br /><small>Red</small>
 
|レッド<br /><small>Red</small>
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|File 1 - Red
|TBA
 
 
|{{JP}}: October 2, 2013<br />{{US}}: November 15, 2013
 
|{{JP}}: October 2, 2013<br />{{US}}: November 15, 2013
 
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|-
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|[[PO002: File 2 - Cubone|PC002]]
|2
 
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|[[File:PO002.png|200x200px|center]]
 
|カラカラ<br /><small>Cubone</small>
 
|カラカラ<br /><small>Cubone</small>
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|File 2 - Cubone
|TBA
 
|{{JP}}: October 2, 2013<br />{{US}}: TBA
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|{{JP}}: October 2, 2013<br />{{US}}: November 18, 2013
 
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|[[PO003: File 3 - Giovanni|PC003]]
|3
 
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|[[File:PO003.png|200x200px|center]]
|サカキ<br /><small><Giovanni</small>
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|サカキ<br /><small>Giovanni</small>
|TBA
 
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|File 3 - Giovanni
|{{JP}}: October 2, 2013<br />{{US}}: TBA
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|{{JP}}: October 2, 2013<br />{{US}}: November 20, 2013
 
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|-
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|[[PO004: File 4 - Charizard|PC004]]
|4
 
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|[[File:PO004.png|200x200px|center]]
 
|リザードン<br /><small>Lizardon</small>
 
|リザードン<br /><small>Lizardon</small>
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|File 4 - Charizard
|TBA
 
|{{JP}}: October 2, 2013<br />{{US}}: TBA
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|{{JP}}: October 2, 2013<br />{{US}}: November 22, 2013
 
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==Differences between the Anime and Games ([[Red]], [[Blue]], [[Green]], [[Yellow]], [[FireRed]], and [[LeafGreen]])==
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*Blue isn't already at Oak's waiting for the Professor to come.
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*Oak coming to get Red before he enters (when he enters in Yellow) Route 1 is cut.
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*Oak doesn't battle and catch Pikachu.
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*There's no battle in Oak's lab after Red and Blue get their Pokémon, although it does happen in Route 1. However, no further battles between the two take place until the Pokémon League.
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*Blue lets Red select his Pokémon first, instead of Oak telling him to wait his turn as in the games.
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*Red doesn't receive the parcel from the Poké Mart to give to Professor Oak. Oak's also never shown giving them Poké Balls, though it can be assumed he did.
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* Blue tells Red about Gym Badges in the game instead of Brock.
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*In the games, Brock gives Red the TM Rock Smash instead of Bide.
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*Red is able to get the Silph Scope and an Eevee before going to Celadon City.
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*The story of Marowak's ghost is explained.
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*Blue is much less hostile to Red than he was in the games; the two appear to be friends.
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*In the games, Blue is at the tower to visit a dead Pokémon, who the fans suspect is his Raticate. Blue also mentions catching a Cubone here in the games.
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*Red gets the Silph Scope from Blue instead of Giovanni.
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*The Mega Stones are never in any of the original games, although it was likely it was added to promote the [[Pokémon X and Y]] games.
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*Red doesn't beat Giovanni at Silph Co.
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*Blue and Red battle only twice, once after Red catches a Rattata and the other time is after Red defeats the Elite Four.
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*Giovanni only uses two of his Pokémon, Rhyhorn and Rhydon in the anime while in the games he also uses [[Dugtrio]], [[Nidoking]], [[Nidoqueen]] (although Nidoqueen was seen defeating Charizard), and Persian (Pokémon Yellow).
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*Red never gets a [[Master Ball]].
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*Saffron City isn't overrun with Team Rocket Grunts like it was in the game, only Silph Co. is.
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*Type advantages are basically thrown out the window.
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*No one is guarding the Cerulean cave unlike the games.
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*Red does not visit the Sevii Islands or rechallange the Pokémon League.
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*Blue is not injured in the games, as this is added for dramatic effect.
   
 
==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
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{{Gallery Box|<gallery captionalign="center" widths="180" position="center">
<gallery>
 
 
ProfessorOakPokemonTheOriginsAnime.PNG|Professor Oak as he appears in ''Origins''
 
ProfessorOakPokemonTheOriginsAnime.PNG|Professor Oak as he appears in ''Origins''
 
RedPokemonTheOriginsAnime.PNG|Red as he appears in ''Origins''
 
RedPokemonTheOriginsAnime.PNG|Red as he appears in ''Origins''
CharmanderPokemonTheOriginsAnime.PNG|Red's Charmander as seen in ''Origins''
 
 
BluePokemonTheOriginsAnime.PNG|Blue as he appears in the Anime.
 
BluePokemonTheOriginsAnime.PNG|Blue as he appears in the Anime.
 
RedandBlueFightingPokemonTheOriginsAnime.PNG|Red and Blue fighting.
 
RedandBlueFightingPokemonTheOriginsAnime.PNG|Red and Blue fighting.
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RedandhisCharizardPokemonTheOriginsAnime.PNG|Red and his [[Charizard]].
 
RedandhisCharizardPokemonTheOriginsAnime.PNG|Red and his [[Charizard]].
 
PokemonTheOriginsAnimeLogo.PNG|The Japanese Logo of ''Origins''.
 
PokemonTheOriginsAnimeLogo.PNG|The Japanese Logo of ''Origins''.
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</gallery>}}
   
 
==References==
 
==References==
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{{Reflist}}
<references/>
 
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[[Category:Anime]]
 
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[[Category:Specials]]
{{Anime-stub}}
 

Revision as of 15:11, 7 March 2016

PokemonOriginsEnglishlogo

English Title of Pokémon Origins

Pokémon Origins (known as Pocket Monsters: The Origin in the Japanese version) was announced during the Pokémon Game Show on August 18, 2013 in Japan. It is new anime special to coencide with X & Y on October 2nd, very pilot and in United States on November 15th on Pokémon TV App., part 2 released on 18th, part 3 on 20 and finally part 4 on 22nd November. This four-episode series is a special animated retelling of the story of Pokémon Red and Blue. This will feature Red[1], Blue, Professor Oak, Brock, Mr Fuji and Lance. Though the series mainly follows the plot of Generation I, several elements from other generations (such as Mega Evolution) appear as well.

Episodes

style="Template:RoundyL"|Code Image Japanese Title English Title style="Template:RoundyR"|Airdates
PC001
PO001
レッド
Red
File 1 - Red Japan: October 2, 2013
United States: November 15, 2013
PC002
PO002
カラカラ
Cubone
File 2 - Cubone Japan: October 2, 2013
United States: November 18, 2013
PC003
PO003
サカキ
Giovanni
File 3 - Giovanni Japan: October 2, 2013
United States: November 20, 2013
PC004
PO004
リザードン
Lizardon
File 4 - Charizard Japan: October 2, 2013
United States: November 22, 2013

Differences between the Anime and Games (Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, FireRed, and LeafGreen)

  • Blue isn't already at Oak's waiting for the Professor to come.
  • Oak coming to get Red before he enters (when he enters in Yellow) Route 1 is cut.
  • Oak doesn't battle and catch Pikachu.
  • There's no battle in Oak's lab after Red and Blue get their Pokémon, although it does happen in Route 1. However, no further battles between the two take place until the Pokémon League.
  • Blue lets Red select his Pokémon first, instead of Oak telling him to wait his turn as in the games.
  • Red doesn't receive the parcel from the Poké Mart to give to Professor Oak. Oak's also never shown giving them Poké Balls, though it can be assumed he did.
  • Blue tells Red about Gym Badges in the game instead of Brock.
  • In the games, Brock gives Red the TM Rock Smash instead of Bide.
  • Red is able to get the Silph Scope and an Eevee before going to Celadon City.
  • The story of Marowak's ghost is explained.
  • Blue is much less hostile to Red than he was in the games; the two appear to be friends.
  • In the games, Blue is at the tower to visit a dead Pokémon, who the fans suspect is his Raticate. Blue also mentions catching a Cubone here in the games.
  • Red gets the Silph Scope from Blue instead of Giovanni.
  • The Mega Stones are never in any of the original games, although it was likely it was added to promote the Pokémon X and Y games.
  • Red doesn't beat Giovanni at Silph Co.
  • Blue and Red battle only twice, once after Red catches a Rattata and the other time is after Red defeats the Elite Four.
  • Giovanni only uses two of his Pokémon, Rhyhorn and Rhydon in the anime while in the games he also uses Dugtrio, Nidoking, Nidoqueen (although Nidoqueen was seen defeating Charizard), and Persian (Pokémon Yellow).
  • Red never gets a Master Ball.
  • Saffron City isn't overrun with Team Rocket Grunts like it was in the game, only Silph Co. is.
  • Type advantages are basically thrown out the window.
  • No one is guarding the Cerulean cave unlike the games.
  • Red does not visit the Sevii Islands or rechallange the Pokémon League.
  • Blue is not injured in the games, as this is added for dramatic effect.

Gallery

References