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Pokémon Radio Show! Team Rocket's Secret Empire Rare Pilot Edition

Pokémon Radio Show! Team Rocket's Secret Empire Rare Pilot Edition (Japanese: Pokémon Radio Show! ロケット団ひみつ帝国幻のパイロット盤 Pokémon Radio Show! 's Secret Empire Rare Pilot Edition) is a Japanese audio CD released on April 26, 2013. It is the fourth CD to be released compiling segments from the Team Rocket's Secret Empire radio program that aired on 76.1 interFM in Japan.
This CD was released exclusively at retail stores in Japan. Customers who purchased the Jessie Edition at Animate stores received a stamp card with their purchase. Purchasing either the James Edition or the Meowth Edition at Animate stores would each earn the customer a stamp on their card. After purchasing all three CDs and presenting a completed stamp card, customers could receive this CD free of charge. The CD includes only one track - the full pilot episode of the series. While the interview with Katsuyuki Konishi would later be included on Pokémon Radio Show! Team Rocket's Secret Empire ~Selection~, the rest of the episode's content remains exclusive to this release.
==Track listing==
# Rare Pilot (Katsuyuki Konishi) (幻のパイロット (小西克幸))
==Trivia==
* When Team Rocket spontaneously call Kunihiko Yuyama to ask him "What's next for Team Rocket?", he assures them that there will be "a revival", possibly thinking they were calling to ask about their upcoming departure in October. However, the Team Rocket voice actors appear not to have been told yet, with Megumi Hayashibara even remarking "But we're not dead?".
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Pokémon Radio Show! Team Rocket's Secret Empire Volume 1 - Jessie Edition

Pokémon Radio Show! Team Rocket's Secret Empire Volume 1 - Edition (Japanese: Pokémon Radio Show! ロケット団ひみつ帝国1 ムサシ盤 Pokémon Radio Show! Himitsu Teikoku 1 -ban) is a Japanese audio CD released on February 22, 2013. It is the first CD released compiling segments from the Team Rocket's Secret Empire radio program that aired on 76.1 interFM in Japan. It primarily features Jessie.
All segments on this CD were originally aired on Team Rocket's Secret Empire, except for the " 1", "Musashi 2", etc. tracks, these are interviews in-character with Jessie that are new to this release.
==Track listing==
===Disc 1===
# Sound Check (音声チェック Onsei Check)
# Chapter 1 Opening (第１章オープニング Dai 1-shō Opening)
# Jessie 1 (ムサシ1 1)
# The Kind Girl, Jessie (優しい子ジェシー Yasashī ko Jessie)
# Orders from QQ! ~Food 1~ (QQ指令！～食べ物編1～ QQ Shirei! ~Tabemono-hen 1~)
# Heart to Heart (ハート・ツゥ・ハート Heart-to-Heart)
# Jessie 2 (ムサシ2 2)
# Redial Furui (リダイヤル古井 Redial Furui)
# Pokémon Wordplay (ポケモンしりとり Pokémon Shiritori)
# Orders from QQ! ~Food 2~ (QQ指令！～食べ物編2～ QQ Shirei! ~Tabemono-hen 2~)
# Jessie 3 (ムサシ3 3)
# Team Rocket Disbands!? (ロケット団解散！？ Kaisan!?)
# Aliens 2 (宇宙人その2 Uchūbito Sono 2)
# Cassidy and Butch (ヤマトとコサブロウ to )
# Jessie 4 (ムサシ4 4)
# Orders from QQ! ~Food 3~ (QQ指令！～食べ物編3～ QQ Shirei! ~Tabemono-hen 3~)
# Team Rocket's LIVE (チームロケッツLIVE Team Rocket's LIVE)
# Orders from QQ! ~Food 4~ (QQ指令！～食べ物編4～ QQ Shirei! ~Tabemono-hen 4~)
# Jessie 5 (ムサシ5 5)
===Disc 2===
# Aliens 1 (宇宙人その1 Uchūbito Sono 1)
# Usoppi Old Stories Episode 99 (ウソッピ昔物語第99話 Usoppi Mukashi Monogatari dai 99-wa)
# Orders from QQ! ~Food 5~ (QQ指令！～食べ物編5～ QQ Shirei! ~Tabemono-hen 5~)
# Jessie 6 (ムサシ6 6)
# 10 Consecutive Team Rocket speeches! (ロケット団口上10連発！ Kōjō 10 Renpatsu)
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zh:宝可梦电台秀！火箭队的秘密帝国１ 武藏篇
Pokémon Radio Show! Team Rocket's Secret Empire Volume 2 - James Edition

Pokémon Radio Show! Team Rocket's Secret Empire Volume 2 - Edition (Japanese: Pokémon Radio Show! ロケット団ひみつ帝国2 コジロウ盤 Pokémon Radio Show! 's Secret Empire Volume 2 - Edition) is a Japanese audio CD released on March 29, 2013. It is the second CD to be released compiling segments from the Team Rocket's Secret Empire radio program that aired on 76.1 interFM in Japan.
==Track listing==
===Disc one===
# オープニング Opening
# おねしょ Bedwetting
# 書いて鳴いて－ その1－ Drawing and Crying — No. 1
# 書 いて泣いて－その2－ Drawing and Crying — No. 2
# 書 いて泣いて－その3－ Drawing and Crying — No. 3
# 広告代理店 Advertising Agency
# 書 いて泣いて－その4－ Drawing and Crying — No. 4
# 書 いて泣いて－その5－ Drawing and Crying — No. 5
# 宇宙ウォーズ Space Wars
# ラジオショッピング Radio Shopping
===Disc two===
# 書 いて泣いて－その6－ Drawing and Crying — No. 6
# 描いて泣いて-最終回－ Drawing and Crying — Final Episode
# ハート・ツゥ・ハート(ノーカット版) Heart-to-Heart (Uncut Edition)
# ロケット団 口上5連発! 's Motto Five Times in a Row!
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zh:宝可梦电台秀！火箭队的秘密帝国２ 小次郎篇
Pokémon Radio Show! Team Rocket's Secret Empire Volume 3 - Meowth Edition

Pokémon Radio Show! Team Rocket's Secret Empire Volume 3 - Meowth Edition (Japanese: Pokémon Radio Show! ロケット団ひみつ帝国3 ニャース盤 Pokémon Radio Show! 's Secret Empire Volume 3 - Edition) is a Japanese audio CD released on April 26, 2013. It is the third CD to be released compiling segments from the Team Rocket's Secret Empire radio program that aired on 76.1 interFM in Japan.
==Track listing==
===Disc one===
# オープニング Opening
# 電車&ぜんにちそらお The Train and Sorao Zennich
# 指でピアノ Finger Piano
# ハート・ツゥ・ハート2&コミックショー Heart to Heart 2 and the Comic Show
# 夏バテ防止グッズ Summer Fatigue Preventives
# 作ってトイレ Toilet on the Go
===Disc two===
# 防犯グッズ&ロケット団グッズを追え! Let's Get Crime Preventives & Team Rocket Merchandise!
# ニャースの夢&刑事ドラマ①② Meowth's Dream & Detective Drama 1 and 2
# 音源募集+たなか様への電話&最終回 Audio Source Recruitment + A Phone Call to Mr. Tanaka & The Final Episode
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zh:宝可梦电台秀！火箭队的秘密帝国３ 喵喵篇
Pokémon Radio Show! Team Rocket's Secret Empire ~Selection~

Pokémon Radio Show! Team Rocket's Secret Empire ~Selection~ (Japanese: Pokémon Radio Show! ロケット団ひみつ帝国 Selection Pokémon Radio Show! 's Secret Empire ~Selection~) is a Japanese audio CD released on May 31, 2013. It is the fifth CD to be released compiling segments from the Team Rocket's Secret Empire radio program that aired on 76.1 interFM in Japan.
The first disc only contains one track - an interview by Team Rocket with voice actor Katsuyuki Konishi. The second disc consists of 22 voice actor interviews that appeared on the show. Due to the length of the content, the second disc is presented in an mp3 CD format and is not formatted to play on conventional CD players; rather, it must be played on a computer.
==Track listing==
===Disc one===
# 小西克幸 Katsuyuki Konishi
===Disc two===
# 大 谷育江 Ikue Otani
# 石 塚運昇 Unshō Ishizuka
# 中 島愛 Megumi Nakajima
# う えだゆうじ Yūji Ueda
# 山 寺宏一 Kōichi Yamadera
# 宮 野真守 Mamoru Miyano
# かないみか Mika Kanai
# 佐 藤健輔・古島清孝 Kensuke Satō and Kiyotaka Furushima
# 悠 木碧 Aoi Yūki
# 愛 河里花子 Rikako Aikawa
# 豊 口めぐみ Megumi Toyoguchi
# 小 桜エツコ Etsuko Kozakura
# たかはし智秋 Chiaki Takahashi
# こおろぎさとみ Satomi Koorogi
# 阪 口大助 Kōichi Sakaguchi
# 井 上喜久子 Kikuko Inoue
# 水 田わさび Wasabi Mizuta
# 福 圓美里 Misato Fukuen
# 西 村ちなみ Chinami Nishimura
# 伊 東みやこ Miyako Itō
# 藤 村知可 Chika Fujimura
# 渡 辺明乃 Akeno Watanabe
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Pokémon Rainbow Lamincards Series 1

Pokémon Lamincards are officially licensed Pokémon cards manufactured in 2005 by Italian Publishing Company Edibas. These Pokemon cards had all Pokémon from Generation I with 150 in total. The full list of different Pokémon in the different Generations can be found in List of Pokémon by National Pokédex number.
==Collecting summary==
Set 	Example	No. of cards	Backside	Packs needed to finish
Spanish	 	150 cards 	 	38 packs
Italian	 	150 cards 	 	38 packs
German 	 	150 cards 	 	30 packs
French 	 	150 cards 	 	30 packs
==Overview==
These cards can easily be distinguished from other Lamincards sets due to the striking Horizontal background used in the cards. The Pokémon artworks are unique for this set. An other easy way to distinguish the difference is the Rainbow versus the blue backside of the cards.
==Cards in Pokémon Rainbow Lamincards Series 1==
Pokémon Rainbow Lamincards Series 1 consists of all 1 to 150 Pokémon from Generation I. A complete list can be found in List of Pokémon by National Pokédex number.
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==Sealed items of Pokémon Rainbow Lamincards Series 1==
It is unknown how the booster boxes look like and how many packs they had.
The Italian & Spanish booster packs contain 4 lamincards and the German & French have 5 lamincards in each pack.
==Promotional items of Pokémon Rainbow Lamincards Series 1==
For this set there was made a promotional Album to collect all the 150 cards.
This was made for the Italian market with 9 cards on each page.
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Pokémon Ranger

Pokémon Ranger (ポケモンレンジャー) has several referrals:
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==Spin-off series games==
*The Pokémon Ranger series.
**Pokémon Ranger (video game), the first in that series for the Nintendo DS.
**Pokémon Ranger (Ranger series), an occupation in that series.
==Core series games==
*Pokémon Ranger (Trainer class), a first seen in Generation III.
**Rangers (Trainer class), a Double Battle Trainer class consisting of two Pokémon Rangers, first seen in Generation VI.
==TCG==
* A from the 's expansion: Pokémon Ranger
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Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs: Prima's Official Strategy Guide

Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs: Prima's Official Strategy Guide is a guidebook for Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs published by Prima Games in October 2010.
==Blurb==
* A complete Pokémon Browser will highlight each Pokémon’s details!
* A full walkthrough of every Mission and Quest!
* Fully labeled maps to help you find everything in the game!
==Table of Contents==
===Oblivia Region Maps===
*Region Map
*Western Sea
*Dolce Island
*Renbow Island
*Mitonga Island
*Submarine
*Faldera Island
*Sophian Island
*Tilikule Island
*Eastern Sea
*Layuda Island
*Sky Fortress
*Sky
===The World of Pokémon Ranger===
===Mission Clear Guide===
*Prologue
*Mission 1
*Mission 2
*Mission 3
*Mission 4
*Mission 5
*Mission 6
*Mission 7
*Mission 8
*Mission 9
*Mission 10
*Mission 11
*Mission 12
*Mission 13
*Mission 14
*Mission 15
*Mission 16
===Quest Clear Guide===
*Quests 1-52
===Browser Completion Guide===
===Many Times, Anytime Capture Machine Guide===
===Wireless Multiplayer Mission Guide===
*Missions 1-23
===Pokémon Browser===
===Sidebars===
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Pokémon Ranger: Hero of Oblivia

(Japanese: ポケモンレンジャー オブリビアの勇者 Pokémon Ranger: Hero of Oblivia) is one of the adaptations of Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs. It was published in Bessatsu CoroCoro Comic and authored by Shinjou Maki.
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Pokémon Ranger: Nintendo Official Guidebook

(Japanese: ポケモンレンジャ 任天堂公式ガイドブック Pokémon Ranger: Nintendo Official Guidebook) is a Japanese strategy guide for published by Shogakukan in 2006. Copies of the book included a page of stickers.
==References==
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Pokémon Ranger: Official Nintendo Player's Guide

Pokémon Ranger: Official Nintendo Player's Guide is a guidebook for published by Nintendo Power in October 2006.
==Blurb==
The ONLY official guide from the insiders at Nintendo! From the depths of the Safra Sea to the peaks of the Sekra Range, over 200 Pokémon live peacefully in Fiore. But now that peace is threatened, and it's your duty as a Union Ranger to fight back with the tactics, maps, and data contained in the Official Player's Guide!
* DETAILED MAPS Complete maps of every area to help you find the Pokémon you need when you need it.
* COMPLETE BROWSER Fill up your Browser by catching all 213 Pokémon, and see the game's secret ending!
* CAPTURE STRATEGIES Complete combat data and capture strategies for every single Pokémon in the game.
* EXCLUSIVE POSTER Decorate your room with a three-panel poster you won't find anywhere else!
Complete strategy for Pokémon Ranger for Nintendo DS!
==See also==
* Pokémon Ranger: Prima's Official Strategy Guide
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Pokémon Ranger: Prima's Official Strategy Guide

Pokémon Ranger: Prima's Official Strategy Guide is a guidebook for published by Prima Games in October 2006.
==Blurb==
Protect the Pokémon!
* A full walkthrough of all the missions.
* Complete information for catching all the Legendaries in the game!
* Detailed Pokémon Browser to give you the stats on the Pokémon you'll meet.
* Stylus techniques explained so you can catch 'em all!
==Content==
On the cover is the same image as the game's box art. The book contains four sections: "Getting Started," "Story Mode," "Post Game," and "Pokémon Browser."
===Getting Started===
This section includes an introduction to the game's premise, a map of the Fiore region, a list of the main characters including allies and villains, a review of stylus controls, and game mechanics such as capture using the capture styler, Poké assists, and field moves.
===Story Mode===
This section includes a walkthrough of the game. The first five pages include a quick walkthrough detailing a quick, comprehensive run through of the game. The rest of this section details each mission in the game. Details include a step-by-step walkthrough of each mission, a list of each Pokémon available for capture during the mission and what environments they're in, and a map of the location. 
===Post Game===
This section includes information and a walkthrough of the post-game, or special missions, and the Ranger Net missions. Like the previous section, this section includes a walkthrough of each mission. However, this section also includes locations and instructions on how to activate the special mission. This section also includes information on challenges and the Pokémon obtainable within them, the Arena Challenge, and new areas and Pokémon that were previously unobtainable. 
===Pokémon Browser===
This section provides a complete listing of every Pokémon obtainable within the game. The book details each Pokémon's type, field move, Poké assist, means of capture (including the required loops needed for capture, experience obtained for capturing, effective Poké assists, and escape rate), strength, and location.
==See also==
* Pokémon Ranger: Official Nintendo Player's Guide
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Pokémon Ranger: The Comic – Shadows of Almia

Pokémon Ranger: The Comic – Shadows of Almia (Japanese: ダークライ ミッションストーリー ポケモンレンジャー バトナージ Darkrai Mission Story: Pokémon Ranger Vatonage - the Comic) is a Pokémon manga adaptation of Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia. It is written by Hidenori Kusaka and illustrated by Satoshi Yamamoto. 
The manga was available online to members of the Pokémon Daisuki Club and is not available in printed book form.
==Chapters==
* PRV1
* PRV2
* PRV3
* PRV4
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Pokémon Ranger: The Road to a "Capture" Master

(Japanese: ポケモンレンジャー“キャプチャ”マスターへの道 Pokémon Ranger: The Road to a "Capture" Master) is one of the adaptations of the Pokémon Ranger series games. It appeared in two CoroCoro Comic Special issues: April and June 2008. It was created by 吉野恵美子 Emiko Yoshino.
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zh:宝可梦巡护员 “捕猎”大师之道
Pokémon Ranger (Steam Siege 104)

Pokémon Ranger (Japanese: ポケモンレンジャー Pokémon Ranger) is a . It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included as both a Regular and a in the expansion, first released simultaneously in the Japanese and expansions. The Regular print features artwork by Yusuke Ohmura, while the Full Art print features artwork by Megumi Mizutani. In Japan, the Regular print was reprinted in subset and the .
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
 is a class of in the Pokémon games.
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Pokémon Ranger -The 1st Mission-

(Japanese: ポケモンレンジャー－Ｔｈｅ　１ｓｔ　ミッション－ Pokémon Ranger -The 1st Mission-) is a Pokémon manga created by Shigekatsu Ihara. It is one of the adaptations of the Pokémon Ranger series games. It stars a beginning Ranger named (Japanese: マイト Maito) as the main character. It was published in CoroCoro Comic issue April 2006. 
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Pokémon Ranger Vatonage: Mission Clear

(Japanese: ポケモンレンジャーバトナージ:まんがでミッションクリア Pokémon Ranger Vatonage: Mission Clear) is one of the adaptations of Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia. It was created by よしのえみこの Emiko Yoshino. It appeared in Maru Maru Comics (マルまるコミック) volume 4 - 8 (April 2008 - August 2008).
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Pokémon Ranger Vatonage: The Road to Top Ranger

(Japanese: ポケモンレンジャー バトナージ～トップレンジャーへの道～ Pokémon Ranger Vatonage: The Road to Top Ranger) is one of the adaptations of the Pokémon Ranger series games. It was created by Ryū Matsushima. It appeared in CoroCoro Comics issue April and June 2008.
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Pokémon Ranger and the Prince of the Sea: Manaphy Music Collection

Pokémon Ranger and the Prince of the Sea: Manaphy Music Collection is the original Japanese soundtrack CD of the 9th Pokémon movie, Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea. It was released in Japan on July 26, 2006.
==Tracklist==
# Pokémon of the Sea (海のポケモン達 Umi no Pokémon tachi)
# Phantom Appears (ファントム登場 Phantom Toujou)
# Pokémon Ranger Appears! ~Mission of E.O.P~ (ポケモンレンジャー登場！！～ミッション・オブ・EOP～ Pokémon Ranger Toujou!! ~Mission of EOP~)
# Movie 2006 Title Theme (劇場タイトルテーマ2006 Gekijou Title Thema 2006)
# Opening ~Underwater Pokémon Show~ (オープニング～水中ポケモンショー～ Opening ~Suichuu Pokémon Show~)
# 's Dream (ハルカの夢 no Yume)
# ~Capture On~ (オニドリル～キャプチャオン～ ~Capture On~)
# Phantom Troops Attack! (ファントムトループ来襲！！ Phantom Troop Raishuu!!)
# Ruins of the People of the Water (水の民の遺跡 Mizu no Tami no Iseki)
# Legend of Samiya (レジェンド・オブ・アクーシャ Legend of Akusha)
# Ambition (野望に向かって Yabou ni Mukatte)
# Don't Hesitate About the Adventure with the Youth (若さとは冒険をためらわないこと Wakasa to wa Bouken wo Tamerawanai Koto)
# Departure! To a Voyage! (出発！航海へ！ Shupputsu! Koukai he!)
# Each Thought (それぞれの思い Sorezore no Omoi)
# For (マナフィのために Manaphy no Tameni)
# Fun with Manaphy! (マナフィと遊ぼう！ Manaphy to Asobu!)
# Find Manaphy! (マナフィを探せ！！ Manaphy wo Sagase!!)
# Samiya, the Sea Temple (海の神殿アクーシャ Umi no Shinden Akusha)
# Waltz of the Temple (神殿のワルツ Shinden no Waltz)
# To the Crown of the Sea (海の王冠へ Umi no Oukan he)
# The Temple Sinks (沈みだす神殿 Shizumi dasu Shinden)
# Save the Temple! (神殿を救え！！ Shinden wo Sukue!!)
# As Long As I Can Hold My Breath... (息の続く限り… Iki no Tsuzuku Kagiri...)
# Embracing the Crown of the Sea (海の王冠に抱かれて Umi no Oukan ni Idakarete)
# , Warrior of Light (光の戦士サトシ Hikari no Senshi )
# The People of the Water's Carnival (水の民のカーニバル Mizu no Tami no Carnival)
# Prince of the Sea (海の王子 Umi no Ouji)
# A Thing to be Protected (Movie Version) (守るべきもの （映画バージョン） Mamoru-beki Mono (Eiga Version)) - Sowelu
# Spurt! (TV Version) (スパート！ （TVバージョン） Spurt! (TV Version)) - Rica Matsumoto
# Big Meowth Day (Movie Version) (ビッグ・ニャース・ディ （映画バージョン） Big Nyarth Day (Eiga Version))
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Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea (manga)

Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea (Japanese: ポケモンレンジャーとの マナフィ Pokémon Ranger and the Prince of the Sea: Manaphy) is the manga adaptation of the movie of the same name. It was adapted by 溝渕誠 Makoto Mizobuchi. 
==Release==
The first chapter appeared in a mini-volume that was bundled with the May 2006 issue of CoroCoro. This volume, titled ポケモンレンジャーと蒼海の王子マナフィ最強コミック Pokémon Ranger and the Prince of the Sea: Manaphy Strongest Comic Book, also included supplemental information about the movie of the same name (which was upcoming at the time) and the newly-released video game. The full story was later published in a collected volume. This was the first movie manga to be published in the US.
==Publications==
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==List of chapters==
# The Legendary Pokémon Manaphy Is Born!!
# Bursting In! Akusha, the Temple of the Sea
# Protect the Sinking Temple!
# Back Home to the Sea
==Differences between the movie and the manga==
* Judy is absent in the manga.
* During 's dream sequence, it is implied that May is naked while in the water, while she is fully clothed in the movie.
* After his submarine is destroyed, the Phantom threatens to take May hostage and wields a pillar as a weapon, instead of failing to hold the pillar up and being trapped underneath it.
* The newly-hatched seemingly became somewhat more precocious in the manga adaptation, unlike its movie counterpart, which seems to act annoying and angsty about the new world outside of its .
* Manaphy's Egg case breaks when Manaphy hatches, instead of its Egg falling out of the case before hatching.
* Manaphy is happy to see in Jack Walker's body after using in the movie, while in the manga, Manaphy seems to mellow out a bit after using Heart Swap on Ash and Jackie, but it's still not happy that May is gone.
* May and Manaphy's goodbye at the end and Ash's near-drowning scene before becoming the "King of the Sea" is a lot more lighthearted in the manga than it is in the movie.
* Instead of the People of the Water's mark, the Phantom opens the door to the Sea Crown by playing an instrument known as the Water Flute.
* When escaping from The Phantom's submarine, Jackie is attacked by several Pokémon used by the Phantom's underlings, instead of the Phantom and his Pokémon.
== External links ==
* The manga on Dogasu's Backpack
==Related articles==
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