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Pokémon: the Movie 2000/Pocket Monsters: Revelation Lugia

English and Japanese covers here

English Titles: Pokémon: The Movie 2000, The Power of One, or Pokémon The Movie 2000: The Power of One
Japanese Titles: Revelation Lugia or Pocket Monsters the Movie - Mirage Pokémon: Lugia's Explosive Birth
English Release: July 21, 2000
Japanese Release: July 17, 1999
English Home Media Release: Nov 14, 2000
Japanese Home Media Release: Feb 2, 2000
English Producer: 4Kids Entertainment
Japanese Producer: Toho
English Licensed By: Warner Bros. (under Kids' WB label)
Japanese and United States Rating: G

Other than making minor appearances in other movies (starting with the 8th movie; Lucario and The Mystery of Mew), Pokemon: The Movie 2000 is the only one that really focuses on them. Being the first legendary trio by appearing in the 1st generation they get to star in the 2nd movie (that's between The First Movie: Mewtwo Strikes Back and Pokemon The Movie 3: Spell of the Unknown) that actually introduces some Pokemon that are a part of the 2nd generation; Lugia and Slowking. Despite being seperate from the movie, the short that goes with this movie (which follows the trend of the first one) that is called Pikachu's Rescue Adventure (called The Pikachu Expedition in Japan), which is the 2nd Pikachu short also introduces some 2nd gen Pokemon; Ledyba, Elekid, and Bellossom.

Main Cast

People
Ash/Satoshi
EN Actress: Veronica Taylor
JA Actress: Rica Matsumoto		 Misty/Kasumi:
EN Actress: Rachael Lillis
JA Actress: Mayumi Iizuka		 Tracey/Kenji
EN Actor: Ed Paul
JA Actor: Tomokazu Seki		 Jessie/Musashi
EN Actress: Rachael Lillis
JA Actress: Megumi Hayashibara		 James/Kojiro
EN Actor: Eric Stuart
JA Actor: Shin-ichiro Miki

Melody/Fleura
EN Actress: Amy Birnbaum
JA Actress: Akiko Hiramatsu		 Lawrence III/Jirarudan
EN Actor: Neil Stewart
JA Actor: Takeshi Kaga

Pokémon
Some Pokemon have an English actor since those Pokemon can talk like people.
Pikachu
JA Actress: Ikue Ohtani		 Togepi
JA Actress: Satomi Koorogi		 Meowth/Nyarth
EN Actor: Addie Blaustein
JA Actress: Inuko Inuyama		 Moltres/Fire
JA Actress: Rikako Aikawa		 Zapdos/Thunder
JA Actress: Yumi Touma

Articuno/Freezer
JA Actress: Katsuyuki Konishi		 Lugia/Rugia
EN Actor: Eric Rath
JA Actor: Koichi Yamadera		 Slowking/Yadoking
EN Actor: Nathan Price
JA Actor: Masatoshi Hamada

Soundtracks

Pokémon: The Movie 2000 Soundtrack

Pokémon: The Movie 2000 Original Motion Picture Score

Revelation Lugia Soundtrack

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