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1997 ⭐ 8 25 Seasons 1235 Eps Japanese ActionAnimeSci-FiWeb Series

Genre: Animation, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Cast: Rica Matsumoto, Ikue Otani, Daiki Yamashita, Kenyu Horiuchi

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Pokémon — Storyline

Join Ash accompanied by his partner Pikachu, as he travels through many regions, meets new friends and faces new challenges on his quest to become a Pokémon Master.

Cast & Crew

  • Starring: Rica Matsumoto, Ikue Otani, Daiki Yamashita, Kenyu Horiuchi

Pokémon — Series Details

First Air Date 1997-04-01
Seasons 25
Episodes 1235
Genre Animation, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Language Japanese
Network TV Tokyo, TV Aichi, TVQ, TV Osaka, TVh, TSC
Status Ended
Rating 8/10 (2,274 votes)

Pokémon — Episode Guide

Indigo League

  • E1: Pokémon – I Choose You! (1997-04-01) — Ash Ketchum, a 10-year-old from Pallet Town, is finally old enough to receive his first Pokémon! However, he oversleeps, and the only remaining Pokémon at Professor Oak's lab is a
  • E2: Pokémon Emergency! (1997-04-08) — Ash rushes into Viridian City with his gravely wounded Pikachu. The city's on high alert for Pokémon thieves-thieves like Jessie, James, and Meowth of Team Rocket, a group of bad g
  • E3: Ash Catches a Pokémon (1997-04-15) — Ash discovers and catches a Caterpie—his first Pokémon capture! Though Ash is excited, Misty is grossed out by Bug-type Pokémon, so she is repulsed by its attempts to be friends wi
  • E4: Challenge of the Samurai (1997-04-22) — Misty and Ash continue to wander the Viridian Forest when they spot a Weedle. As Ash battles it, he's distracted by a boy dressed as a samurai and calling himself (naturally) Samur
  • E5: Showdown in Pewter City (1997-04-29) — Jessie, James, and Meowth dig a trap for our heroes, but they end up falling into it themselves! Ash and Misty arrive at Pewter City and meet a curious fellow named Flint, who noti
  • E6: Clefairy and the Moon Stone (1997-05-06) — Will Team Rocket steal the Moon Stone? Are there other Clefairy lurking about, and do they carry Moon Stones, too? And is the legend of the Moon Stone true?
  • E7: The Water Flowers of Cerulean City (1997-05-13) — Ash seeks the Cascade badge in Cerulean City—but for some reason, Misty doesn't want to join them. When Ash and Brock show up, the city is buzzing about a break-in that just took p
  • E8: The Path to the Pokémon League (1997-05-20) — On the way to Vermillion City, Ash meets AJ, a Gym Leader at an unsanctioned Gym who has 98 wins and zero losses. They battle, and Ash is surprised that AJ's Ground-type Sandshrew
  • E9: The School of Hard Knocks (1997-05-27) — While searching for firewood in the foggy woods, Ash and Pikachu discover a bunch of prep-school kids bullying a classmate named Joe.
  • E10: Bulbasaur and the Hidden Village (1997-06-03) — Ash and Misty, while arguing, discover an Oddish. As Misty's Starmie weakens the Oddish, a Bulbasaur appears and fights Starmie while the Oddish runs off into the woods.
  • E11: Charmander – The Stray Pokémon (1997-06-10) — Our friends, lost, discover an injured Charmander. Pikachu talks to it and learns that it's been waiting a long time for its trainer to return.
  • E12: Here Comes the Squirtle Squad (1997-06-17) — Ash and his friends walk along a path and fall into a hole dug by a batch of mischievous Squirtle. Ash climbs out and tries to battle them, but they scatter when Officer Jenny arri
  • E13: Mystery at the Lighthouse (1997-06-24) — A tremendously large shadow begins to take form in the sea mists, but this possible discovery could be hindered due to the infamous Team Rocket lurking in the background cooking up
  • E14: Electric Shock Showdown (1997-07-01) — Our heroes finally reach Vermillion City, and they discover that the Pokémon Center is filled with Pokémon hurt during battles with Lt. Surge, the Vermillion City Gym Leader.
  • E15: Battle Aboard the St. Anne (1997-07-08) — Ash and his friends board a fancy cruise ship called the St. Anne, thanks to tickets provided by two friendly but familiar-looking people. We soon learn that they're actually Jessi
  • E16: Pokémon Shipwreck (1997-07-15) — The St. Anne has capsized and sunk with Ash, the gang, and Team Rocket trapped inside. Now, both sides must put aside their differences in order to escape.
  • E17: Island of the Giant Pokémon (1997-07-22) — As our heroes and Team Rocket beat the odds by surviving the sinking ship, they are dragged into another potentially deadly situation when they are attacked by the ferocious Pokémo
  • E18: Beauty and the Beach (1997-07-29) — Ash and his friends have finally arrived in Porta Vista, a beach-side tourist town. After destroying an old man's ship, they must help in the old man's business. To attempt to pay
  • E19: Tentacool & Tentacruel (1997-08-05) — Our heroes arrive at Hutber Port, where a ferryboat line runs to the mainland.
  • E20: The Ghost of Maiden's Peak (1997-08-12) — After leaving Acapulco in search of Saffron City, our heroes finally arrive at a small port town in the middle of celebrating a summer festival.
  • E21: Bye Bye Butterfree (1997-08-19) — When the party sees a flock of Butterfree flying above the ocean, Brock, as a Pokémon breeder, explains that it is the Butterfree's egg-laying season.
  • E22: Abra and the Psychic Showdown (1997-08-26) — The party finally arrives in Saffron City where a young girl manages a gym of Pokémon using her psychic powers. If Ash defeats this particular Gym Leader, Ash can earn a gold badge
  • E23: The Tower of Terror (1997-09-02) — In search of a ghost Pokémon, Ash heads immediately for a tower in Lavender Town where they are said to dwell.
  • E24: Haunter Versus Kadabra (1997-09-09) — Unbeknownst to Ash, one of the ghost Pokémon decides to join Ash and friends on their journey and more importantly help Ash battle the powerful Saffron City Gym Leader.
  • E25: Primeape Goes Bananas (1997-09-16) — On their way to Celadon City, our heroes encounter Mankey, a wild Pokémon that if rubbed the wrong way can go into uncontrollable fits. Not realizing its unpredictability, the part
  • E26: Pokémon Scent-sation! (1997-09-23) — The party arrives in Celadon City, a perfectly pleasant town full of large department stores, condominiums, and fancy arcades.
  • E27: Hypno's Naptime (1997-09-30) — Our heroes come to a town in which a great deal of children have recently turned up missing.
  • E28: Pokémon Fashion Flash (1997-10-07) — At Brock's persistent request, our heroes stop by Caesar Street, a town of breeders famous for its Pokémon beauty salons.
  • E29: The Punchy Pokémon (1997-10-14) — In the outskirts of Fuchsia City, our heroes come across Hitmonchan, a fighter-Pokémon. With little thought, Ash attempts to capture it, but he and Pikachu are badly defeated.
  • E30: Sparks Fly for Magnemite (1997-10-21) — As our heroes make their way through the industrial town of Gringy City, Pikachu, perhaps weary from travel, is in a strange state; the electric sacks on his cheeks are continually
  • E31: Dig Those Diglett! (1997-10-28) — Ash, Brock, Misty and Pikachu are lost deep in the mountains. As they press forward on a rough road not even shown on their map, they suddenly hear a large explosion.
  • E32: The Ninja-Poké Showdown (1997-11-04) — Fuchsia Gym, the authorized gym where Ash seeks his next badge, turns out to be a hidden ninja's lair. After finally discovering and entering the gym, he is held up by a complex sy
  • E33: The Flame Pokémon-athon! (1997-11-11) — Our heroes come to a prairie where the Laramies, a family of Pokémon Ranchers live. They learn from a daughter of the Laramie family that a race is held at the ranch once a year to
  • E34: The Kangaskhan Kid (1997-11-18) — Our heroes accompany Officer Jenny into the forest, intent on pursuing the Pokémon poachers in the area.
  • E35: The Legend of Miniryu (1997-11-25) — Ash and his friends get challenged by Team Rocket in seeing who can capture the most Pokémon within the Safari Zone, with Ash catching a whole herd of Tauros. As soon as Ash and hi
  • E36: The Bridge Bike Gang (1997-12-02) — Ash and the others happen upon a town that can only be reached by a long bike bridge, but they don't have enough money to rent bikes for the crossing.
  • E37: Ditto's Mysterious Mansion (1997-12-09) — Our heroes take shelter in a cabin that turns out to be the Copycat House of a trainer who has a Pikachu that is a Ditto, the Transform Pokémon.
  • E38: Cyber Soldier Porygon (1997-12-16) — Ash and his friends arrive at Pokémon Center where the PokéBall transfer machine has been causing problems, as the transferred Pokémon never end up at the other side. Ash and his f
  • E39: Pikachu's Goodbye (1998-04-16) — Ash and the others discover a group of wild Pikachu in a secluded area of the woods. How will Pikachu feel seeing others of its kind in the wild?
  • E40: The Battling Eevee Brothers (1998-04-16) — Tracing a path through the woods, the party comes across a tree baited with a plate of food and water. An Eevee is bound to the trunk with string.
  • E41: Wake Up, Snorlax! (1998-04-23) — On empty stomachs, our heroes' search for food brings them to a small village, but find there is no food at the bakery nor at the grocery store; even the town restaurant is out of
  • E42: Showdown at Dark City (1998-04-30) — In the middle of a terrible desert, our heroes inadvertently wandered into Dark City. With no name but Dark, the city has fallen into ruin.
  • E43: The March of the Exeggutor Squad (1998-05-07) — After discovering there's a traveling carnival nearby, Ash, Misty and Brock join in on the fun of the fair and stumble across a rather dull magic show.
  • E44: The Problem with Paras (1998-05-14) — Team Rocket never let up with their constant interception, but today something seems strange. The coin on Meowth's forehead is blinking red, indicating overheating.
  • E45: The Song of Jigglypuff (1998-05-21) — Our heroes trudge along, resigning themselves to the idea of camping out in the desert as the sun slowly sets. Suddenly they see bright lights in front of them: a glamorous city ap
  • E46: Attack of the Prehistoric Pokémon (1998-05-28) — Our heroes approach Grampa Canyon, famous for the beautiful scenery of its valley. As they approach, however, they find wave upon wave of people also heading for Grampa Canyon.
  • E47: A Chansey Operation (1998-06-04) — As our heroes sleep peacefully, Pikachu begins experiencing an unusual sensation. As though it were choking on something, Pikachu's expression grows steadily more and more pained.
  • E48: Holy Matrimony! (1998-06-11) — As our heroes pass the entrance to a small village, they stop in front of a strange sign.
  • E49: So Near, Yet So Farfetch'd (1998-06-18) — As Ash sits on a rock, staring at his Pokédex, it displays Farfetch'd, an odd-looking Pokémon holding a leek.
  • E50: Who Gets to Keep Togepi? (1998-06-25) — When Ash and friends reach a certain Pokémon E. R., Joy informs Ash that a message has arrived for him, from Professor Oak.
  • E51: Bulbasaur's Mysterious Garden (1998-07-02) — After Bulbasaur's bulb begins to emit an odd glow, a nurse runs some tests and discovers that Bulbasaur isn't sick: It's getting ready to evolve!
  • E52: Princess vs. Princess (1998-07-09) — Misty and Jessie compete against one another for Queen of the Princess Festival, a day where women rule and the guys have to do whatever the girls tell them.
  • E53: The Purr-fect Hero (1998-07-09) — It's Kids Day, and Ash and friends help the children at a nearby school celebrate the holiday.
  • E54: The Case of the K-9 Caper! (1998-07-16) — Ash enrolls Pikachu in a training school for police Growlithe, but the course is tougher than he imagined, for himself and for Pikachu!
  • E55: Pokémon Paparazzi (1998-07-23) — Ash and friends are being shadowed by Todd Snap, the world's greatest Pokémon photographer.
  • E56: The Ultimate Test (1998-07-30) — Ash signs up to take an exam to be admitted to the Pokémon League.
  • E57: The Breeding Center Secret (1998-08-06) — Our heroes discover a terrible secret about the new breeding center in town.
  • E58: Riddle Me This (1) (1998-08-13) — Ash, Brock and Misty travel to Cinnabar Island where Ash hopes to win his Volcano Badge.
  • E59: Volcanic Panic (2) (1998-08-20) — Ash continues his quest to attain his Volcano Badge once he finally locates the gym that is suspended above a pool of molten lava!
  • E60: Beach Blank-Out Blastoise (1998-08-27) — As Ash and the gang are rushing to catch the last ferry off of Cinnabar Island, they stumble over a rare Pokémon in trouble.
  • E61: The Misty Mermaid (1998-09-03) — One of Misty's water Pokémon is in desperate need of exercise, so the gang decides to take her Horsea to a gym that's run by her sisters in Cerulean City.
  • E62: Clefairy Tales (1998-09-10) — Ash, Brock and Misty get sidetracked on their way to Viridian City when all of their belongings mysteriously disappear.
  • E63: The Battle of the Badge (1998-09-17) — Ash and friends finally make their way to Viridian City where Ash hopes to earn his Earth Badge.
  • E64: It's Mr. Mime Time! (1998-09-24) — On their way back to Pallet Town, Ash, Brock and Misty encounter a runaway Mr. Mime.
  • E65: Holiday Hi-Jynx (1998-10-05) — Ash, Misty, Brock, and their Pokémon must return a lost Jynx to Santa before Christmas, with the help of a Lapras. Meanwhile, Jessie attempts to take revenge on Santa for stealing
  • E66: Snow Way Out! (1998-10-05) — Pikachu is lost in a snowy mountain forest! Can Ash and the gang stay warm while tracking down their missing pal?
  • E67: Showdown at the Po-ké Corral (1998-10-08) — Back in Pallet Town, Ash finds Gary, already there, waiting to partake in the Pokémon League. Always having a bitter rivalry with Gary, Professor Oak tells them both the meaning of
  • E68: The Evolution Solution (1998-10-15) — Ash goes to Seafoam Island to help Professor Oak to discover the mystery of how Slowpoke evolves into Slowbro. There, Professor Westwood V is also trying to solve the mystery. Jess
  • E69: The Pi-Kahuna (1998-10-22) — Ash and the gang take some time off to go surfing. While surfing, however, Ash passes out, but is thankfully rescued by a surfer named Victor and his blue-eyed Pikachu, Puka. Victo
  • E70: Make Room for Gloom (1998-10-29) — Ash goes to a flower garden to get some fertilizer for his mother, but Bulbasaur sniffs the flowers and becomes paralyzed.
  • E71: Lights, Camera, Quack-tion (1998-11-05) — When the gang discovers there is a movie with an all-Pokémon cast being made nearby, Ash and his friends put their Pokémon in for an audition. Misty's Psyduck gets the main role wh
  • E72: Go West Young Meowth (1998-11-12) — Ash and his friends go to Hollywood (although only a small nearby town) to see the premiere of the movie their Pokémon were cast in. Team Rocket follows them to find out that Meowt
  • E73: To Master the Onixpected! (1998-11-19) — After watching Elite Four member Bruno on TV, Ash and his friends decide to do training in the mountains to be as strong as Bruno. However, they meet Bruno and he manipulates them
  • E74: The Ancient Puzzle of Pokémopolis (1998-11-26) — While training, Ash and his friends accidentally uncover the ruins of Pokémopolis, an ancient city. After a bit of research, they find a giant Gengar and a giant Alakazam starting
  • E75: Bad to the Bone (1998-12-03) — Ash and his friends offer to help a trainer that is heading for the Pokémon League to retrieve his stolen gym badges from Team Rocket.
  • E76: All Fired Up! (1998-12-10) — Ash finally reaches the Indigo Plateau, home of the Pokémon League conference. Before the tournament begins, they plan on lighting a ceremonial cauldron with the flame of the legen
  • E77: Round One – Begin! (1998-12-17) — Ash enters his first match of the tournament on the water field against Mandi the Astounding. During the battle against Mandi's Exeggutor, Ash's Krabby evolves into Kingler, who he
  • E78: Fire and Ice (1998-12-24) — For the second round Ash battles in the rock arena. Ash's last Pokémon, Squirtle, defeats his foe's last Pokémon, Nidorino, and he, victorious, moves on to Round 3. In the third ro
  • E79: The Fourth Round Rumble (1999-01-01) — In the 4th round, Ash faces a trainer named Jeanette, who uses a Beedrill, a Scyther, and a Bellsprout. The match ends with Ash victorious, and he moves on to the 5th round, becomi
  • E80: A Friend in Deed (1999-01-07) — Ash meets a new trainer named Richie, who is eerily similar to Ash, including owning a Pikachu. However, Team Rocket makes another attempt to steal Ash's and Richie's Pokémon. Ash
  • E81: Friend and Foe Alike (1999-01-14) — A twist of fate pits Ash and his new friend, Richie, against each other in the fifth round of the Pokémon League Competition. Both are determined to triumph, but who will emerge vi
  • E82: Friends to the End (1999-01-21) — After losing to Richie in the fifth round, Ash is moping around, annoyed that he lost. He is convinced by Misty that he should support Richie who is now in the quarterfinals. Howev

Adventures in the Orange Islands

  • E1: Pallet Party Panic (1999-01-28) — After battling in the Pokémon League Tournament, Ash and his friends return to Pallet Town for a hero's welcome.
  • E2: A Scare in the Air (1999-02-04) — Ash, Brock, and Misty prepare for their long journey to Valencia Island to bring back a mysterious Poké Ball for Professor Oak. After discovering that the trip will take a month to
  • E3: Pokéball Peril (1999-02-11) — After making a crash landing onto Valencia Island, our heroes get directions to Professor Ivy's laboratory where the mysterious Pokéball is being held. Once at the laboratory, Broc
  • E4: The Lost Lapras (1999-02-18) — After picking up the GS Ball from Professor Ivy, Brock decided to stay on the island so Ash and Misty head back home by blimp. Unfortunately, our duo gets double-crossed by Team Ro
  • E5: Fit To Be Tide (1999-02-25) — Ash, Misty and their new friend, Tracey, are on a new adventure exploring the Orange Islands as Ash sets out to qualify for the Orange League Tournament. After hearing that the Mik
  • E6: Pikachu Re-Volts (1999-03-04) — Just as Ash, Misty, and Tracey set foot on Mandarin Island, Pikachu and Togepi turn against them and join a group of other angry Pokémon. When the misbehaving Pokémon disappear, Of
  • E7: The Crystal Onix (1999-03-11) — While riding around the Orange Islands on his Lapras, Ash finds a mysterious message in a bottle, which leads the gang on a new adventure. Ash, Misty and Tracey travel to Sunburst
  • E8: In the Pink (1999-03-18) — Ash and friends are caught in a whirlpool and swept to an unexplored island where all the Pokémon are pink. It's Pinkan Island, a Pokémon refuge where the Pokémon's diet of Pinkan
  • E9: Shell Shock! (1999-03-25) — Aboard Lapras, the group follows a news crew to an uninhabited island, where a scientific expedition is underway after the discovery of a fossilized Kabuto. A series of natural dis
  • E10: Stage Fight! (1999-04-01) — Misty meets another female trainer who also is an expert on water Pokémon. The new trainer notices some signs that Misty's Psyduck may be ready to evolve. As the two prepare for a
  • E11: Bye Bye Psyduck (1999-04-08) — After stopping on another island to rest, Misty notices her Psyduck's tail is glowing, a nearby trainer says it may mean it is time for it to evolve. So Misty challenges her to bat
  • E12: The Joy of Pokémon (1999-04-15) — While riding Ash's Lapras to the next island, Ash and the gang come across a tanned Nurse Joy who insists on healing Wild Water Pokémon on the island. Ash and Tracey decide to help
  • E13: Navel Maneuvers (1999-04-22) — The group arrive on Navel Island where Ash finds himself up against the Gym Leader, Danny as Ash competes for his second Orange League badge. Misty tries to tempt Ash by showing mo
  • E14: Snack Attack (1999-04-29) — Arriving on the Grapefruit Islands, Ash discovers that there is a Snorlax going from island to island eating all the grapefruits. Ash is employed to help stop the Snorlax, but the
  • E15: A Shipful of Shivers (1999-05-06) — Arriving on Moro Island, Ash and his friends hear about a long lost Orange League Trophy being found on a sunken ship, but when Team Rocket steals it, Ash and the gang follow them
  • E16: Meowth Rules! (1999-05-13) — Meowth finds himself on an island where the inhabitants believe him to be a "Meowth God".
  • E17: Tracey Gets Bugged (1999-05-20) — Arriving on Murcott Island, Ash and his friends discover a wounded Scyther. After capturing it, Tracey must take it to a Pokémon Center. While there, he discovers the Scyther got d
  • E18: A Way Off Day Off (1999-05-27) — Deciding to take a break on a nearby island, Ash, his friends, and all their Pokémon just use the time to relax and get better acquainted. However, Team Rocket has other plans for
  • E19: The Mandarin Island Miss Match (1999-06-03) — The group descend on Mandarin Island where Ash's arrogance emerges due to the fact that he's won every single battle he's had since arriving on the island but upon meeting Prima, a
  • E20: Wherefore Art Thou, Pokémon (1999-06-10) — Still on Mandarin Island, Ash and his friends go through Victorian Town where they find two Nidoran who are in love with each other but any possible hint of a relationship is being
  • E21: Get Along, Little Pokémon (1999-06-17) — Ash and his friends discover a man who has troops of Magnemite and has to take them to a town on the island in order to give it power. However, he gets injured, so it is up to Ash
  • E22: The Mystery Menace (1999-06-24) — Heading to the other end of Mandarin Island, Ash and his friends discover there's a monster in the sewer that is causing lots of problems in the town. When the Mayor wants to blow
  • E23: Misty Meets Her Match (1999-07-01) — Ash arrives on Trovita Island prepared to battle for his third Orange League Gym Badge. However, much to Ash's dismay, the Gym Leader, Rudy has more than just battling on his mind,
  • E24: Bound for Trouble (1999-07-15) — After getting his 3rd Orange League Badge, Ash and his friends arrive on an island, where Pikachu is soon captured by Team Rocket and is chained to Meowth. But soon after Pikachu a
  • E25: Charizard Chills (1999-07-22) — After hearing about Ash from the Trovita Island gym leader, another trainer seeks him out for a battle. When Pikachu is knocked out during the battle, Ash turns to his Charizard, b
  • E26: The Pokémon Water War (1999-07-29) — On the next island, Ash and his friends see a team of firefighters consisting of Squirtles, Wartortles, and Blastoises. Eager to test its skills, Ash's Squirtle get to train with t
  • E27: Pokémon Food Fight! (1999-08-05) — While in a battle, Ash accidentally breaks Snorlax's Pokéball. With the Pokémon Center on the other side of the island, Ash and his friends have to get Snorlax there. And to make m
  • E28: Pokémon Double Trouble (1999-08-12) — On Kumquat Island, Ash discovers Luana, the final Orange Island Gym Leader, who mistakes him for her son. After defending the island from Team Rocket, they head to the Gym to have
  • E29: The Wacky Watcher! (1999-08-19) — On Rind Island, Tracey meets Dr. Quackenpoker, a noted Pokémon Watcher who is doing a study on the Magikarp that climb up waterfalls and how they evolve into Gyarados. However, Tea
  • E30: The Stun Spore Detour (1999-08-26) — On Tiny Island, Ash and Tracey get affected by Stun Spore leaving it up to Misty to get an antidote to heal them. Can Misty find it with the help of her new Poliwag?
  • E31: Hello, Pummelo! (1999-09-02) — After winning his way to the final competition for the Orange League Winner's Trophy, victory seems a long shot for Ash as the Gym Leader deploys a powerful Gengar that topples one
  • E32: Enter the Dragonite (1999-09-09) — As if a gym battle with a Dragonite isn't challenge enough for one day, Team Rocket secretly surveys the weakened state of Ash's battling Pokémon and plots to turn the situation to
  • E33: Viva Las Lapras (1999-09-16) — It's piracy on the open seas and Ash and friends must rescue a local school of Lapras from would-be poachers, but how can they be of help when the Lapras, conditioned to fear human
  • E34: The Underground Round-Up (1999-09-23) — Having to travel by boat, Ash and his friends arrive on Hamlin Island, their final stop before returning to Kanto to discover that the town is being attacked by hundreds of Electro
  • E35: A Tent Situation (1999-09-30) — They’re back in Pallet Town. When they get home, they discover Brock is back and he won’t explain why he left Valencia Island. However, as usual, Team Rocket try to steal all of th
  • E36: The Rivalry Revival (1999-10-07) — An errand of Professor Oak's sets Ash on the road once again, but first he must face his old hometown rival, Gary, in a Pokémon battle.

The Johto Journeys

  • E1: Don't Touch That 'dile (1999-10-14) — Ash begins his journey in Johto, a largely unexplored region said to be thickly populated with Pokémon entirely new to him and his friends.
  • E2: The Double Trouble Header (1999-10-21) — In a Pokémon battle, Ash soundly defeats an ambitious young Trainer, who runs away dejectedly.
  • E3: A Sappy Ending (1999-10-28) — Ash and friends discover a forest where invading Pinsir are causing heavy deforestation.
  • E4: Roll On, Pokémon! (1999-11-04) — Ash and friends stumble into a small valley where Donphan are used to harvest precious stones.
  • E5: Illusion Confusion! (1999-11-11) — Who would be foolish enough to brave a thick forest in the dead of night without a Hoothoot guide? Certainly not Ash Ketchum…
  • E6: Flower Power (1999-11-18) — Our heroes must help prepare an insecure Bellossom dance troupe for their upcoming exhibition.
  • E7: Spinarak Attack (1999-11-25) — Ash and friends reach a new town and hear of three mysterious robbers apparently mimicking the crimes of a legendary master thief.
  • E8: Snubbull Snobbery (1999-12-02) — With pet food prepared by a French chef, rooms of WalkMaster exercise equipment and closets stocked with the latest in Pokémon fashion, life couldn't be much better for a Palm Hill
  • E9: The Little Big Horn (1999-12-09) — Brock saves a lost and frightened Stantler fawn and carefully nurses it back to health before releasing it.
  • E10: The Chikorita Rescue (1999-12-16) — Ash encounters a wild Chikorita and engages it in battle, thinking to add it to his team.
  • E11: Once in a Blue Moon (1999-12-23) — Professor Oak's errand—to deliver the mysterious GS Ball to a Poké Ball expert—is interrupted when a Quagsire with a penchant for spherical objects steals the GS ball for use in a
  • E12: The Whistle Stop (2000-01-01) — When Team Rocket attacks Ash and his friends, a brave young Trainer and her flock of Ledyba come to the rescue.
  • E13: Ignorance Is Blissey (2000-01-06) — Team Rocket can't believe their luck when the Blissey employed in a Pokémon Center willingly gives them the cente's entire food supply.
  • E14: A Bout With Sprout (2000-01-13) — Our heroes are recruited as guest instructors at a youth Pokémon Academy.
  • E15: Fighting Flyer With Fire (2000-01-20) — With Pikachu's help, Ash is confident that winning the Zephyr badge will be a breeze.
  • E16: For Crying Out Loud (2000-01-27) — Cute and cuddly is one thing, but a bawling Marill is too much even for Misty.
  • E17: Tanks a Lot! (2000-02-03) — Team Rocket's most recent super vehicle, the Arbotank, is their ticket to world domination.
  • E18: Charizard's Burning Ambitions (2000-02-10) — When Ash hears of the nearby Charicific Valley, he is sure a quick trip would be just the thing to reignite his Charizard's flagging spirits.
  • E19: Grin to Win! (2000-02-17) — The annual Sunflora contest is only a day away and yet our hero's new friend and Sunflora Trainer is unable to convince her star Pokémon to compete.
  • E20: Chikorita's Big Upset (2000-02-24) — A severe case of rivalry between Pikachu and Chikorita calls for therapy sessions with Nurse Joy.
  • E21: Foul Weather Friends (2000-03-02) — Our heroes chance upon a Hoppip—the fluffy "Cottonweed" Pokémon that is able to drift for miles on a passing wind.
  • E22: The Superhero Secret (2000-03-09) — When Ash and friends wander into town, they bring with them a challenge that threatens to be Gligarman's last—Team Rocket.
  • E23: Mild 'n Wooly (2000-03-16) — Team Rocket comes in sheep's clothing to relieve a kind Poké-shepherd of her Mareep flock.
  • E24: Wired for Battle! (2000-03-23) — When the most promising trainee at a Pokémon dojo abandons battle altogether, it's up to Ash and friends to convince him that battling is more than just a matter of probability.
  • E25: Good 'Quil Hunting (2000-03-30) — With Charizard gone and no fire Pokémon to call his own, Ash is overjoyed to come across a Cyndaquil in the wild.
  • E26: A Shadow of a Drought (2000-04-06) — Ash carelessly makes enemies of the Slowpoke-worshipping residents of a town.
  • E27: Going Apricorn! (2000-04-13) — Ash delivers the mysterious GS Ball to a renowned Pokémon expert, but Team Rocket wreaks trouble when they attempt to harvest the Apricorns essential to local Poké Ball production.
  • E28: Gettin' the Bugs Out (2000-04-20) — When Ash reaches the Hive Gym, he has just the Pokémon to challenge the Gym Leader's Bug Pokémon.
  • E29: A Farfetch'd Tale (2000-04-27) — An inexperienced young Trainer mistakenly scares off his own Farfetch'd.
  • E30: Tricks of the Trade (2000-05-04) — At the Pokémon Swap Meet, our heroes befriend a young Pokémon trainer who's having difficulties finding a trading partner willing to accept his Wobbuffet. When Jessie inadvertently
  • E31: The Fire-ing Squad! (2000-05-11) — Rocket attempts to steal all the water Pokémon from the annual Fire and Rescue Grand Prix.
  • E32: No Big Woop! (2000-05-18) — Ash and friends enthusiastically volunteer to watch over a troubled trainer's school of Wooper.
  • E33: Tunnel Vision (2000-05-25) — While Ash and friends deliberate on how to pass through a tunnel replete with Onix, two wandering Pokémon arrive on the scene together.
  • E34: Hour of the Houndour (2000-06-01) — Investigating a string of mysterious thefts, our heroes discover a pack of Houndour, struggling to survive in the wild.
  • E35: The Totodile Duel (2000-06-08) — Ash and Misty's friendly rivalry is tested when they both try to capture a Totodile at the same time. Unable to determine whose Poké Ball had captured the wild Pokémon, the two mus
  • E36: Hot Matches! (2000-06-15) — When Ash and friends hear of a virtually undefeatable trainer operating nearby, they seek her out.
  • E37: Love, Totodile Style (2000-06-22) — Ash's Totodile falls head over tail for a passing Azumarill, but is still unsuccessful in having its feelings requited when Team Rocket kidnap the Pokémon before Totodile's eyes.
  • E38: Fowl Play! (2000-06-29) — Ash has his sights set on a rare and brightly-colored Noctowl.
  • E39: Forest Grumps (2000-07-06) — When an Ursaring attack leaves Team Rocket and our heroes in compromising positions, compromise they do, members of each team being paired with members of the other.
  • E40: The Psychic Sidekicks! (2000-07-13) — Our heroes come to a town whose residents all raise Psychic Pokémon to repel the Ghost Pokémon that lurk nearby
  • E41: The Fortune Hunters (2000-07-27) — A Pokémon Fortune Telling boom turns out to be a Team Rocket plot to steal Pokémon from local trainers.

Johto League Champions

  • E1: A Goldenrod Opportunity (2000-08-03) — Arriving in Goldenrod City, Ash is ready for his next Gym battle, but the Gym appears to be closed. Their plans delayed, our heroes decide to explore the vibrant city.
  • E2: A Dairy Tale Ending (2000-08-10) — After losing to Whitney at the Goldenrod Gym, Ash is thinking of a rematch with her powerful Miltank. When Whitney suggests a trip to a Miltank dairy, it's just the chance he's is
  • E3: Air Time! (2000-08-17) — With his new Gym badge in hand, Ash is asked to appear on a local radio station. But while he's acting out a radio drama with some "professional actors," the scripted danger become
  • E4: The Bug Stops Here (2000-08-24) — A Bug Pokémon Catching Contest turns into a hive of activity when Ash goes up against his rival Casey-and it isn't long before the Team Rocket villains swarm the scene, intent on c
  • E5: Type Casting (2000-08-31) — On the way to Ecruteak City, our heroes are trapped on the wrong side of a river. To get across, they first have to find a Sudowoodo…which, even for an expert, is no easy feat!
  • E6: Fossil Fools (2000-09-07) — When an ex-student of Professor Oak's discovers some restored Omanyte and Omastar in the wild, our heroes are called into action to save these prehistoric Pokémon from harsh times
  • E7: Carrying On! (2000-09-14) — The Pidgey Express courier service is in need of our heroes' helping hands, especially when Team Rocket wants to have the delivery Pidgey signed, sealed, and delivered to the Boss!
  • E8: Hassle in the Castle (2000-09-21) — Caught in a sudden downpour, our heroes find a castle clinic that uses Pokémon healers to help patients. But when Brock and the doctor end up trapped in the castle's labyrinth, a h
  • E9: Two Hits and a Miss (2000-09-28) — After meeting the elderly owner of a Pokémon dojo, Ash is called upon to replace the man's granddaughter as the chosen heir! But when a vicious challenger approaches, can Ash help
  • E10: A Hot Water Battle (2000-10-05) — Chikorita, Cyndaquil, and Totodile find themselves separated from the group and stuck in a ravine! When Meowth finds himself stuck too, an unlikely partnership forms!
  • E11: Hook, Line, and Stinker (2000-10-12) — Misty is reeled into a rivalry at a local Seaking fishing competition. Can she come out on top?
  • E12: Beauty and the Breeder (2000-10-19) — A Pokémon breeding contest gives our heroes a chance to compete, greet an old friend, and defeat Team Rocket once again!
  • E13: A Better Pill to Swallow (2000-10-26) — When Ash comes down with a serious stomach ache far from any hospital, a local healer and his Shuckle companions are on task to set him right!
  • E14: Power Play! (2000-11-02) — A run-in with his longtime rival Gary leaves Ash in a bad mood. But when Team Rocket's latest weapon starts terrorizing the local Pokémon Center, Ash might have to turn to him for
  • E15: Mountain Time (2000-11-09) — After our heroes meet a mountain patrol and their Ledian partners, they'll have to help protect the mountain from a destructive Team Rocket attack!
  • E16: Wobbu-Palooza! (2000-11-16) — The peace and quiet of a Wobbuffet festival is interrupted by some hooligans picking a fight. Pokémon battles are banned during the festival, so how can our heroes defend the town?
  • E17: Imitation Confrontation (2000-11-23) — Ash and the gang are happy to see Duplica again…but not as happy as the Team Rocket trio, when they discover her newest Ditto's tiny transformations!
  • E18: The Trouble with Snubbull (2000-11-30) — A Snubbull falls into a Team Rocket trap, and the villains try to ransom it back to its wealthy Trainer. But when the Pokémon fights back, Jessie, James, and Meowth might be the on
  • E19: Ariados, Amigos (2000-12-07) — On their way to Ecruteak City, our heroes must help a familiar Trainer and her Ariados defend a martial arts center from a rampaging Team Rocket!
  • E20: Wings 'N' Things (2000-12-14) — When a young Trainer's Yanma accidentally destroys his father's precious glasswork, it inspires a Team Rocket scheme that will shatter the peace and quiet of the town!
  • E21: The Grass Route (2000-12-21) — Hearing of a nearby Grass-type Pokémon tournament, Ash decides to enter…and a rivalry soon begins to bloom amid the heat of battle!
  • E22: The Apple Corp! (2001-01-04) — Pikachu's in trouble when an orchard owner mistakes it for one of the hungry Pichu that have ransacked her harvests. Ash wants to help, but will the fruits of his labor satisfy bot
  • E23: Houndoom's Special Delivery (2001-01-11) — When the smoke clears after their latest run-in with Team Rocket, our heroes quickly realize that Togepi is missing! As they begin the search, Togepi has started making friends in
  • E24: A Ghost of a Chance (2001-01-18) — Finally reaching Ecruteak City, our heroes set out to find the Gym, but wind up inside a decaying tower instead. Suddenly, the tower bursts into flames with our heroes trapped insi
  • E25: From Ghost to Ghost (2001-01-25) — It is finally time for Ash's fourth Gym battle! After seeing Morty's powerful Gengar in action, Ash is under no illusions about how tough these Ghost-type Pokémon will be! Can he c
  • E26: Trouble's Brewing (2001-02-01) — When our heroes meet five beautiful sisters in a cultural garden, they are soon challenged to a series of testing battles involving Eevee and some of its evolved forms!
  • E27: All That Glitters! (2001-02-08) — A mischievous flock of Murkrow cause trouble for Ash and Team Rocket by stealing some of their most prized possessions! Now, the race is on to get them back!
  • E28: The Light Fantastic (2001-02-15) — In a harsh desert landscape, a strange light appears, and a city of ruins rises up before our heroes. But how did the city come to be this way? Could it have something to do with t
  • E29: UnBEARable (2001-02-22) — There's a food thief amongst our heroes…could it have anything to do with the cute and cuddly Teddiursa who has joined them on their journey?
  • E30: Moving Pictures (2001-03-01) — When our heroes are reunited with Pokémon photographer Todd Snap, he starts them on an adventure to find the Legendary Pokémon Articuno!
  • E31: Spring Fever (2001-03-08) — Still searching for Articuno, our heroes are found by a trio of keen-nosed, snuffling Swinub, and Team Rocket are keen on sniffing them out for profit!
  • E32: Freeze Frame (2001-03-15) — Our heroes have finally found Articuno, but they've led Team Rocket right to the Legendary Pokémon as well!
  • E33: The Stolen Stones! (2001-03-22) — Ash and the gang are rescued by a courier service of Arcanine and Growlithe, and in turn must rescue them and their cargo of Fire Stones from the burning ambition of Team Rocket!
  • E34: The Dunsparce Deception (2001-03-29) — Our heroes find themselves in a village that adores Dunsparce and try to help one unlucky Trainer find one of his own!
  • E35: The Wayward Wobbuffet (2001-04-05) — The race is on to find Team Rocket's Wobbuffet when it runs off with the key to an indestructible cage…a cage that holds Ash's Pikachu!
  • E36: Sick Daze (2001-04-12) — When Brock falls ill, it's up to Ash and Misty to keep the group well and fed. But their inexperience, and the meddling of Team Rocket, makes their new jobs not-so-simple!
  • E37: Ring Masters (2001-04-19) — Ash finds out about a local Pokémon Sumo competition and decides he wants to enter. He has just the Pokémon for the job: the mighty Snorlax!
  • E38: The Poké Spokesman (2001-04-26) — A supposed Pokémon translator helps an exhausted Pikachu out on the road, but our heroes soon discover he is wanted by the police for fraud. Whose story do they believe?
  • E39: Control Freak! (2001-05-03) — Hearing of ancient relics that allow the wearer to control any Pokémon, Jessie, James, and Meowth are preparing to crash an excavation to dig up the treasure of a lifetime!
  • E40: The Art of Pokémon (2001-05-10) — An aging artist and his Smeargle assistants get in some hot water when they attempt to turn a town into their next great masterpiece!
  • E41: The Heartbreak of Brock (2001-05-17) — Brock finally meets his match when another Trainer develops a mad crush on him…but with the tables turned, he's not entirely sure how to behave around her!
  • E42: Current Events (2001-05-24) — After becoming accidentally locked inside an electrical generator, Ash and Chikorita will have to avoid the aggressive security Pokémon and Team Rocket to make it out safely!
  • E43: Turning Over a New Bayleef (2001-05-31) — Bayleef is still getting used to its newly evolved form, and when Ash becomes impatient, it gets upset and runs away. Can our hero find his friend again and make amends?
  • E44: Doin' What Comes Natu-rally (2001-06-07) — A young Natu fortune-teller learning his craft is lacking confidence in front of an audience. Can Ash help encourage the young artist's talent?
  • E45: The Big Balloon Blow-Up (2001-06-14) — Our heroes take part in a high-speed race in a hot air balloon, but the stakes are raised when Team Rocket enters as well, causing chaos in the clouds!
  • E46: The Screen Actor's Guilt (2001-06-21) — When a hooded man leaves a Smoochum with our heroes, it unravels a tale that will take them all the way to the bright lights of the silver screen!
  • E47: Right On, Rhydon! (2001-06-28) — Ash and his friends are approached by a civil engineer with a problem: she has a team of Ground-type Pokémon working to build a tunnel, but they're terrified of the water that keep
  • E48: The Kecleon Caper (2001-07-05) — Aboard a luxury blimp, Team Rocket are trying to pinch a few valuables from wealthy travelers-but some courageous Kecleon are on hand to get the better of them!
  • E49: The Joy of Water Pokémon (2001-07-12) — Misty finally meets one of her idols, a Nurse Joy who specializes in Water types! But the reality doesn't live up to the dream when Nurse Joy reveals that she doesn't share Misty's
  • E50: Got Miltank? (2001-07-19) — Ash and his friends have one last obstacle before Olivine City: a scorching desert! And when Cyndaquil goes missing, they have more than the heat to deal with!
  • E51: Fight for the Light! (2001-07-26) — Ash's next Gym battle is under way, but it's soon called off by Jasmine, the real Olivine Gym Leader, who claims that Ash has been battling an impostor! Will Ash now get the challe
  • E52: Machoke, Machoke Man! (2001-08-02) — After receiving the medicine in Cianwood City, our heroes soon discover the Gym Leader training hard with his Machoke. It's only a matter of time before Ash decides to go toe to to

Master Quest

  • E1: Around the Whirlpool (2001-08-09) — In a scuffle with Team Rocket, Ash and friends are thrown from the ship bearing them to the Whirl Islands! Can they escape the powerful whirlpools that threaten to drag them down?
  • E2: Fly Me to the Moon (2001-08-16) — The Pidgey on a protected island don't have to worry about being attacked, so most have lost interest in flying. But one of them still dreams of soaring beyond the stars! Can Ash a
  • E3: Takin' It on the Chinchou (2001-08-23) — Our heroes pass a small mountain village just in time for the annual Chinchou migration. The village always sends Trainers to protect the Chinchou on their journey-but will they be
  • E4: A Corsola Caper! (2001-08-30) — When a family's home is threatened by the Corsola who live nearby, it's Ash and friends to the rescue…and maybe Misty can finally catch that Corsola she's been after!
  • E5: Mantine Overboard! (2001-09-06) — After our heroes miss a ferry, they meet a diver who offers to take them to the next island…but they're soon distracted by tales of treasure aboard a sunken ship!
  • E6: Octillery the Outcast (2001-09-13) — When they're not competing in the Whirl Cup, Ash and Misty try to help a young Trainer whose Octillery has been rejected by its Remoraid friends after evolving.
  • E7: Dueling Heroes (2001-09-20) — After winning their preliminary rounds, Ash and Misty face formidable opponents in the Whirl Cup. Meanwhile, the Team Rocket trio have their eyes on stealing the tournament's prize
  • E8: The Perfect Match! (2001-09-27) — It's the second round of the Whirl Cup, and Ash and Misty have been paired up against each other! Who will come out on top? And will Team Rocket's plan to distract the police be su
  • E9: Plant It Now… Diglett Later (2001-10-04) — Our heroes are asked to help protect a village from marauders who threaten to make off with the Diglett who live there-and thanks to a delicious dinner, Team Rocket offers to help,
  • E10: Hi Ho Silver… Away! (2001-10-11) — Our heroes meet a jewelry maker who tells them the legend of the fourth Whirl Island…and who soon finds himself embroiled in a Team Rocket plot!
  • E11: The Mystery Is History (2001-10-18) — While two sets of Team Rocket villains set out to capture the Legendary Pokémon Lugia, Ash runs into his old friend Richie and his partner, a Pikachu named Sparky!
  • E12: A Parent Trapped! (2001-10-25) — The little Lugia named Silver has fallen into the hands of Butch and Cassidy of Team Rocket, and with Richie's help, Ash must win the adult Lugia's trust before it gets caught in t
  • E13: A Promise Is a Promise (2001-11-01) — While trying to rescue the two Lugia from Team Rocket, Ash and friends have been taken prisoner! Now, they must figure out a way to escape…and to free the captured Pokémon as wel
  • E14: Throwing in the Noctowl (2001-11-08) — Ash and friends are on a plane back to Olivine City when they get caught in a terrible storm that also sweeps up Team Rocket's balloon! They'll have to work together to land safely
  • E15: Nerves of Steelix! (2001-11-15) — After several interruptions, including yet another Team Rocket scheme, Ash's battle against Jasmine at the Olivine Gym is finally getting under way!
  • E16: Bulbasaur… the Ambassador! (2001-11-22) — When the Pokémon at Professor Oak's lab in Kanto have a hard time getting along, the professor asks Ash to send his Bulbasaur to the lab so it can help keep the peace.
  • E17: Espeon, Not Included (2001-11-29) — In Ecruteak City, our heroes meet up with their friend Sakura and her newly evolved Espeon. Sakura and her sisters are preparing for a dance competition, but Team Rocket is lurking
  • E18: For Ho-Oh the Bells Toll! (2001-12-06) — When our heroes investigate a sudden pealing of bells, they discover that the Crystal Bells, which are said to ring only when the Legendary Pokémon Ho-Oh returns, are missing! The
  • E19: Extreme Pokémon! (2001-12-13) — When Ash runs into his old rival Gary preparing to enter his Arcanine in a race, he decides to compete as well! But first, he'll have to chase Team Rocket away from the Pokémon Day
  • E20: An EGG-sighting Adventure! (2001-12-20) — When the Pokémon Egg given to Ash goes missing, our heroes call on the help of a hapless Officer Jenny. It isn't long before they realize that if they want the Egg back, they'll ha
  • E21: Hatching a Plan (2001-12-27) — The moment has finally come: a Phanpy has hatched from Ash's Pokémon Egg! The little Pokémon is full of energy and soon charging off…with our heroes and Team Rocket in tow!
  • E22: Dues and Don'ts (2002-01-10) — Jessie, James, and Meowth take time to lick their wounds and dream of stealing Pikachu for the glory of Team Rocket. After a chance meeting with a Team Rocket scout, it seems these
  • E23: Just Waiting On a Friend (2002-01-17) — When thick fog interrupts our heroes' journey, a girl and her Ninetales invite them to rest at a nearby mansion…where Brock and their host fall into a romance that could turn out
  • E24: A Tyrogue Full of Trouble (2002-01-24) — Near Mt. Mortar, our heroes run into a Trainer who is trying to curb a Tyrogue's wild ways. But when Team Rocket gets involved, will they be able to save the troublesome Tyrogue fr
  • E25: Xatu the Future (2002-01-31) — Our heroes meet a young girl watching over a group of Xatu, whose psychic powers let them predict the future of a local village. When the villagers begin doubting their warnings, c
  • E26: Talkin' 'Bout an Evolution (1) (2002-02-07) — Reaching the Lake of Rage, Pikachu and Togepi begin to feel sick, and our heroes are attacked by an enraged red Gyarados. When Team Rocket appears on the scene, things look a lot m
  • E27: Rage of Innocence (2) (2002-02-14) — Things look bad for our heroes, who have been captured by Team Rocket at the Lake of Rage. With the fate of the world's Pokémon at stake, can Ash rise to the occasion and save the
  • E28: As Cold as Pryce (2002-02-21) — Finally reaching Mahogany Town, Ash is warming up for his next Gym battle. But after getting the cold shoulder from Gym Leader Pryce, can our hero convince his frosty opponent to g
  • E29: Nice Pryce, Baby! (2002-02-28) — Pryce and Ash are about to clash in a cold contest in the Mahogany Town Gym. Will Ash be able to show what he and his Pokémon are made of and earn his seventh Johto region Gym badg
  • E30: Whichever Way the Wind Blows (2002-03-07) — Our heroes encounter battling groups of Bellossom and Vileplume, who have only recently evolved. As each group fights with increasing number and intensity, can our heroes put an en
  • E31: Some Like It Hot (2002-03-14) — The heat is rising in our heroes' journey when Misty and her Water-type Pokémon go head to head with a willful Fire-type Trainer!
  • E32: Hocus Pokémon (2002-03-21) — Ash and the gang bump into a Pokémon magician, and soon they're on the hunt to find components for her greatest spell yet!
  • E33: As Clear as Crystal (2002-03-28) — After yet another close encounter with Team Rocket, Pikachu is left exhausted and weak. Thankfully, a passerby takes our heroes to a nearby lake that helps recharge Electric types.
  • E34: Same Old Song and Dance (2002-04-11) — Our heroes take time out to enjoy the entertainment of a young Trainer and her Igglybuff variety act. But it's not long before Team Rocket arrives and tries to steal the show!
  • E35: Enlighten Up! (2002-04-18) — A chance trip to a Slowpoke temple gives our heroes an opportunity to seek enlightenment…and gives Team Rocket the chance to lighten some pockets!
  • E36: Will the Real Oak Please Stand Up? (2002-04-25) — A lavish celebrity event inspires Jessie and James to pretend to be the VIPs and fill their rumbling tummies. But it's not long before their disguises are put to the test by the re
  • E37: Wish Upon a Star Shape (2002-05-02) — When our heroes spot an object falling from the night sky, they rush to investigate. Soon, they find themselves joining forces with a Pokémon mystery club to uncover the secrets sh
  • E38: Outrageous Fortunes (2002-05-09) — Ash and Misty get into an argument over who can take on a powerful Trainer and his Poliwrath. When he accepts both challenges, the tough battles that follow give Misty some ideas f
  • E39: One Trick Phony! (2002-05-16) — Hearing of a nearby amusement park for battling, Ash is eager to test his skills. But the Team Rocket trio have recently joined the park, and they have a few ideas in store to test
  • E40: I Politoed Ya So! (2002-05-23) — It's a case of mistaken identity for Misty's Politoed when it gets roped into replacing the leader of a Pokémon Cheer team…but where has the other Politoed gone?
  • E41: The Ice Cave! (2002-05-30) — Ash and friends enter an ice cave as it's a shortcut to Blackthorn City. After a watery run-in with Team Rocket, Brock catches a cold and the gang finds a Pokémon Center in the cav
  • E42: Beauty Is Skin Deep (2002-06-06) — On the outskirts of Blackthorn City, Ash meets Gym Leader Clair, who is busy training her Dratini for a ceremony. But Team Rocket has other plans for the Dragon-type Pokémon, and A
  • E43: Fangs for Nothin' (2002-06-13) — Facing off against Blackthorn Gym Leader Clair, Ash is finding it difficult to overcome the power of her Dragon-type Pokémon. Things are harder still when Team Rocket shows up to s
  • E44: Great Bowls of Fire! (2002-06-20) — Team Rocket has taken the Blackthorn City Dragon Fang and holed up deep within the Dragon's Den. Things look bad for the ancient relic, but help comes in the form of an old friend!
  • E45: Better Eight Than Never (2002-06-27) — Ash and Clair finally face off in a Gym battle that will push Ash's skills as a Trainer to the limit! Can he win his final Johto Gym badge?
  • E46: Why? Wynaut! (2002-07-04) — A Team Rocket trick takes all of Ash's hard-earned Johto Gym badges from him, but it's not long before the troublesome trio get a taste of their own medicine. What tricksy Pokémon
  • E47: Just Add Water (2002-07-11) — Discovering a nearby Pokémon synchronized swim team, Misty goes to check it out, and soon finds herself heading below the surface to take on the team's Trainer in an exciting under
  • E48: Lapras of Luxury (2002-07-18) — Ash barely makes it back to New Bark Town before he is off again, retrieving a Pokémon Egg for Professor Elm. However, things get interesting when he meets an old friend and Team R
  • E49: Hatch Me If You Can (2002-07-25) — Professor Elm's Pokémon Egg hatches into a Larvitar! The Pokémon is unresponsive even after being checked over at the Pokémon Center, and Ash tries to cheer it up, but soon Team Ro
  • E50: Entei at Your Own Risk (2002-08-01) — On their way to Mt. Silver, our heroes relax at a hot spring and meet a young Trainer who's tracking the Legendary Pokémon Entei. Trouble arises when Team Rocket follows them with
  • E51: A Crowning Achievement (2002-08-08) — Our heroes find a group of Slowpoke guarding a dried-up stream and hear the tale of a similar drought long ago, when one Slowpoke took the initiative to evolve into Slowking and sa
  • E52: Here's Lookin' at You, Elekid (2002-08-15) — A cheeky Elekid starts to bother Larvitar, but soon both Pokémon are in the clutches of Team Rocket. Ash's rival Casey wants to catch Elekid for herself, but can they mount a rescu
  • E53: You're a Star, Larvitar! (2002-08-22) — Our heroes have reached Mt. Silver, and Ash wastes no time starting his training for the Johto League Silver Conference. But all the Trainers around provide the perfect prey for Te
  • E54: Address Unown! (2002-08-29) — With Mt. Silver a few yards away, Ash and co. soon spot an Unown, which quickly becomes friends with Larvitar. After which, it was attacked by Team Rocket and soon Ash and friends
  • E55: Mother of All Battles (2002-09-05) — After finally arriving at Mt. Silver, Ash and co. find the Preserve where Larvitar was born. There they encounter Larvitar's mother, the same Tyranitar that was in Larvitar's visio
  • E56: Pop Goes the Sneasel (2002-09-12) — Our heroes are called into action to save the Johto League Silver Conference's opening ceremony from being stopped by a territorial Sneasel!
  • E57: A Claim to Flame! (2002-09-19) — The Johto League Silver Conference has begun, and Ash and his rivals are getting serious about what the future has in store!
  • E58: Love, Pokémon Style (2002-09-26) — As the Johto League Silver Conference heats up, Ash will have to rely on some old friends to fight off the affections of his next opponent!
  • E59: Tie One On! (2002-10-03) — The battle between Ash and Macy is over and Ash wins, but the next battle will determine if he will or will not go to the victory tournament. He faces off against Jackson, a traine
  • E60: The Ties That Bind (2002-10-10) — It's Ash versus his oldest rival, Gary, in the Johto League Silver Conference, and both Trainers are ready to give it all they've got. But who will come out on top?
  • E61: Can't Beat the Heat! (2002-10-17) — The ultimate battle continues as Ash and Gary face off. Ash will have to come up with a new plan to beat Gary's Blastoise. Can he do it with the Pokémon he's got, and if Ash beats
  • E62: Playing with Fire! (2002-10-24) — After defeating Gary in the last round, Ash has to take on his new friend Harrison in the Johto League Silver Conference. Will our hero be able to stop the challenger from the Hoen
  • E63: Johto Photo Finish (2002-10-31) — The scorching battle between Ash and Harrison rages on, with Charizard taking on Blaziken, a Pokémon from the Hoenn region!
  • E64: Gotta Catch Ya Later! (2002-11-07) — With his Johto League adventure behind him, Ash has decided to head back to Pallet Town. But it's all too soon before he has to say goodbye to Brock and Misty, and head out alone f
  • E65: Hoenn Alone! (2002-11-14) — The Hoenn region is on Ash's mind, and he's preparing to board a ship bound there when Team Rocket strikes! With Pikachu missing and time running out before the boat leaves, can As

Advanced

  • E1: Get the Show on the Road! (2002-11-21) — Pikachu is suffering from a serious electrical overload! Can Ash and Professor Birch find a solution before it's too late?
  • E2: A Ruin with a View (2002-11-28) — A power failure at the Pokémon Center leads Ash and his new friend May to an astonishing discovery!
  • E3: There's No Place Like Hoenn (2002-12-05) — Ash is ready for his first Gym battle in the Hoenn region–and the Gym Leader he must face is none other than May's father!
  • E4: You Never Can Taillow! (2002-12-12) — When Team Rocket turns a flock of Taillow against our heroes, an old friend comes to the rescue!
  • E5: In the Knicker of Time! (2002-12-19) — Ash and friends meet an eccentric Trainer who challenges May to her very first Pokémon battle!
  • E6: A Poached Ego! (2002-12-26) — Our heroes are on the trail of a Pokémon poacher, and Team Rocket is close behind!
  • E7: Tree's a Crowd (2003-01-09) — When Ash gets lost in the woods, he meets a Treecko who's determined to save its forest home.
  • E8: A Tail with a Twist (2003-01-16) — Ash's Treecko takes on a wild Seviper, but things don't go so well…
  • E9: Taming of the Shroomish (2003-01-23) — Stopping in Rinshin Town, our heroes investigate the mystery of a haunted mansion!
  • E10: You Said a Mouthful! (2003-01-30) — Ash can't resist challenging a Trainer who claims to have the world's most powerful Pokémon, but there's something odd about this battle…
  • E11: A Bite to Remember (2003-02-06) — After meeting a group of Mightyena, Max befriends a Poochyena who hasn't evolved yet and decides to train it himself!
  • E12: The Lotad Lowdown (2003-02-13) — Our heroes meet three sisters who grow berries with the help of a nearby group of Lotad!
  • E13: All Things Bright and Beautifly! (2003-02-20) — Ash and friends discover a whole new kind of Pokémon competition, and it seems May has found her calling!
  • E14: All in a Day's Wurmple (2003-02-27) — As May sets out to catch a Wurmple for her first Pokémon Contest, Ash receives a Double Battle challenge!
  • E15: Gonna Rule the School! (2003-03-06) — Our heroes check out the Pokémon Trainer's School in Rustboro City, where Max has a run-in with a classmate!
  • E16: The Winner by a Nosepass! (2003-03-13) — Armed with Pikachu's new Iron Tail attack, Ash challenges Gym Leader Roxanne!
  • E17: Stairway to Devon (2003-03-20) — As our heroes tour the massive Devon Corporation, a mysterious intruder tries to steal an important piece of equipment!
  • E18: On a Wingull and a Prayer! (2003-03-27) — Mr. Briney the sailor offers to take our heroes to Dewford Island for Ash's next Gym battle, but then changes his mind. What's going on?
  • E19: Sharpedo Attack! (2003-04-03) — When a school of Sharpedo attacks, Ash and friends are stranded on an uncharted island!
  • E20: Brave the Wave (2003-04-10) — Ash challenges the Dewford Gym, but Gym Leader Brawly seems more interested in surfing!ets the Gym Leader Brawly, who would rather surf than battle, which infuriates Ash. Could the
  • E21: Which Wurmple's Which? (2003-04-17) — May and Jessie of Team Rocket both have a Wurmple, and the two Pokémon accidentally get swapped during a battle!
  • E22: A Hole Lotta Trouble (2003-04-24) — Ash and friends meet Steven Stone in Granite Cave, where they quickly fall into one of Team Rocket's traps!
  • E23: Gone Corphishin' (2003-05-01) — A mysterious Pokémon keeps burrowing through the beach near our heroes' camp and knocking over everything in its way!
  • E24: A Corphish Out of Water (2003-05-08) — When Ash's rowdy new Corphish eats something it shouldn't, he goes on a dangerous journey to get it to the Pokémon Center!
  • E25: A Mudkip Mission (2003-05-15) — Ash and friends come across a lake full of Mudkip and soon find themselves protecting the Pokémon from a Team Rocket scheme!
  • E26: Turning Over a Nuzleaf (2003-05-22) — When our heroes get separated from their Pokémon in a deep, dark cave, both groups find themselves in trouble!
  • E27: A Three Team Scheme! (2003-05-29) — Ash and the others meet up with Professor Birch for a day of exploration and end up in the middle of a villainous confrontation!
  • E28: Seeing Is Believing! (2003-06-05) — Jessie of Team Rocket is sure her Pokémon will evolve into a lovely Beautifly someday, but she could be in for a rude awakening!
  • E29: Ready, Willing, and Sableye (2003-06-12) — Deciding it's time to teach his unruly Corphish a lesson, Ash leads the Pokémon into an abandoned mine, where things are not as they seem…
  • E30: A Meditite Fight! (2003-06-19) — The approach of a dangerous storm calls a halt to Ash's latest battle challenge!
  • E31: Just One of the Geysers (2003-06-26) — In a secret island arena with an unusual battlefield, Dewford Gym Leader Brawly welcomes Ash for a rematch!
  • E32: Abandon Ship! (2003-07-03) — Our heroes find themselves aboard an abandoned ship…and then start disappearing one by one!
  • E33: Now That's Flower Power! (2003-07-10) — While May trains for the Pokémon Contest in Slateport City, Torchic's appetite for berries gets her in trouble!
  • E34: Having a Wailord of a Time (2003-07-17) — A new Trainer is stopping by a Pokémon Center to choose her first partner Pokémon, and Nurse Joy asks Ash and Max to take care of Treecko, Torchic, and Mudkip for her!
  • E35: Win, Lose or Drew! (2003-07-24) — It's time for May's first Pokémon Contest! Does her Beautifly have what it takes to win a ribbon?
  • E36: The Spheal of Approval (2003-07-31) — A day of relaxation in Slateport City turns into a confrontation between Team Rocket and Team Magma!
  • E37: Jump for Joy! (2003-08-07) — Ash and friends stop at a Pokémon Center for directions, but there's no sign of Nurse Joy! What could have happened to her?
  • E38: A Different Kind of Misty! (2003-08-14) — Ash and friends visit a lighthouse, where they try to return a stolen item they recovered from Team Rocket–but the lighthouse keepers think our heroes are the thieves!
  • E39: A Poké-BLOCK Party (2003-08-21) — Ash and friends join the Trick House Contest, which sends them through a maze full of tricks and traps–and, of course, Team Rocket!
  • E40: Watt's with Wattson (2003-08-28) — When Ash challenges the Mauville City Gym, he soon finds himself face to face with the Legendary Pokémon Raikou, or so it would seem…

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Pokémon have? 25 season(s) with 1235 episodes.

Where can I watch Pokémon? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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