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Pokémon of the Year

Pokémon of the Year refers to fan votes held by The Pokémon Company in order to determine the most popular Pokémon of the year. Pokémon of the Year votes were held in 2020 and 2021, both of which were opened in the lead-up to Pokémon Day.
==2020==
From February 5 until 5:59 a.m. on February 14, 2020, the first Pokémon of the Year vote was run in collaboration with . Searching Pokémon vote on Google between those dates would allow a person to choose one favorite Pokémon per category. The 890 Pokémon were split into eight categories based on the region they were first discovered (Galar was labeled "Galar, etc" to include and ). The voting results were revealed on Pokémon Day 2020:
{| class="roundy" style="margin:auto; background: #; border: 5px solid #;"	Overall	 	
{| border=1 width="100%" class="sortable" style="background: #fff; border:1px solid #; border-collapse:collapse;"	 	 	
# 	Pokémon	Pokémon	Votes
1 	 	 	140,559
2 	 	 	102,259
3 	 	 	99,077
4 	 	 	93,968
5 	 	 	67,062
6 	 	 	66,029
7 	 	 	61,877
8 	 	 	60,939
9 	 	 	60,596
10	 	 	60,214
11	 	 	57,973
12	 	 	56,834
13	 	 	56,015
14	 	 	55,032
15	 	 	53,268
16	 	 	52,367
17	 	 	51,517
18	 	 	50,943
19	 	 	48,060
20	 	 	47,762
21	 	 	46,032
22	 	 	44,011
23	 	 	43,782
24	 	 	42,792
25	 	 	41,711
26	 	 	41,420
27	 	 	40,054
28	 	 	38,724
29	 	 	38,307
30	 	 	38,034
==2021==
In Japan, a dedicated Pokémon Day website launched on February 19, 2021. It displayed the live results of a Twitter hashtag-based fan vote for favorite Pokémon that ran between February 19-22, 2021. The website also includes a selection of Pokémon Trivia and information about other Pokémon Day activities. The 898 Pokémon were split once again into eight categories based on the region when they were first discovered. The voting results were revealed on February 26, 2021:
{| class="roundy" style="margin:auto; background: #; border: 5px solid #;"	Overall	 	
{| border=1 width="100%" class="sortable" style="background: #fff; border:1px solid #; border-collapse:collapse;"	 	 	
# 	Pokémon	Pokémon	Votes
1 	 	 	68,396
2 	 	 	54,444
3 	 	 	45,526
4 	 	 	41,894
5 	 	 	35,206
6 	 	 	34,204
7 	 	 	33,125
8 	 	 	33,077
9 	 	 	32,191
10	 	 	22,048
11	 	 	21,529
12	 	 	18,190
13	 	 	18,095
14	 	 	17,898
15	 	 	17,773
16	 	 	17,337
17	 	 	17,254
18	 	 	16,243
19	 	 	15,797
20	 	 	15,540
21	 	 	15,524
22	 	 	15,128
23	 	 	14,923
24	 	 	14,783
25	 	 	13,806
26	 	 	13,677
27	 	 	13,424
28	 	 	13,417
29	 	 	13,286
30	 	 	12,534
==Related articles==
* Pokémon Day
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Pokémon plush clip-on

Hasbro and released a set of Pokémon plush clip-on toys which spoke their respective characters' names when they were pressed.
File:Clip on talking Pikachu.jpg|, released in October 1999
File:Clip on talking Togepi.jpg|, released in December 1999
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Pokémon poacher

For other people who hunt Pokémon, see Pokémon hunter.
A Pokémon poacher (Japanese: ポケモンハンター Pokémon hunter) is a person who captures wild Pokémon, sometimes many of the same at a time, to sell for profit. These people are also referred to as Pokémon hunters, and are known for having exceptionally powerful Pokémon.
==In animation==
===Pokémon the Series===
Poachers have appeared in a number of episodes, as well as in the s. Team Rocket was the first major organization shown to steal Pokémon for profit. The first major hunter to appear in a movie was also a member of said team: the Iron-Masked Marauder, the main villain of Celebi: The Voice of the Forest. Using a unique Poké Ball known as the Dark Ball, he attempted to capture . Another poacher also appeared briefly at the beginning of the film.
J was the first recurring poacher. She traveled through the Sinnoh region with her , stealing Pokémon on behalf of her clients, who often gave large sums of money in exchange. Like the Iron-Masked Marauder, she often used sinister to achieve her goals.
Pokémon hunters tend to be far more dangerous than other villains in the series as they typically have no qualms about having their Pokémon attack humans directly or using guns to attack their target. This is most often shown by J, who in Pokémon Ranger and the Kidnapped Riolu! Part 2 seemed to try to kill Ash repeatedly, and Rico, who also had his Pokémon attack Jessie and James.
====Notable poachers====
:See also: 
* Dirk
* Iron-Masked Marauder
* J
* Rico
* Dolan
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
A Pokémon poacher who was also a Bird Keeper appeared in Really Raikou & Entirely Entei (Part 1), later arrested by Falkner for trespassing a protected zone and rampant hunting of Pokémon.
===In the movie adaptations===
A Pokémon poacher appeared in .
====In the Pokémon the Movie: The Power of Us: Zeraora's Story manga====
A trio of Pokémon hunters served as antagonists in Pokémon the Movie: The Power of Us: Zeraora's Story.
=====Pokémon=====
	
===In the Pokémon Ruby-Sapphire manga===
 and his Pokémon encountered a hunter in A Visitor From Outer Space?!.
====Pokémon====
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
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Pokémon poacher (M04)

The Pokémon poacher was a minor antagonist who appeared in Celebi: The Voice of the Forest.
==In the movies==
Forty years prior to the events of Celebi: The Voice of the Forest, the Pokémon poacher was on the trail of an elusive in the forests near Arborville. He threw a capture device, but narrowly missed his target as it flew off. The pursuit caught Sam's attention and he intervened. Celebi entangled the poacher's and in vines before sending itself and Sam forty years into the future to escape.
In the present day, the Pokémon poacher had continued to work in the hunter trade. His encounter with Celebi had become legendary and the Iron-Masked Marauder decided to pay him a visit to find out more information. The Pokémon poacher denied the veracity of the story, but the Iron-Masked Marauder was not convinced. He subsequently the poacher's in a Dark Ball. The now-corrupted Tyranitar unleashed a powerful and destroyed the poacher's base of operations. In response, the poacher agreed to show the Iron-Masked Marauder where he saw Celebi, and the Iron-Masked Marauder went on to successfully capture Celebi.
===Character===
The poacher has a ruthless and selfish personality who likes to sell Pokémon to the highest bidder, which he has done for over forty years. He uses his and to track down and exhaust the target, while he follows the pursuit on his motorcycle. The poacher keeps his catches out in the open air and trapped in confined cages with metal bars.
===Pokémon===
This listing is of the Pokémon poacher's known in :
==In the manga==
===Movie adaptations===
The Pokémon poacher appears in the , fulfilling the same role.
====Pokémon====
==Related articles==
Category:Animation charactersCategory:Movie characters
Category:Movie antagonists
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Pokémon the Comic

(Japanese: ポケモン ザ コミック Pokémon the Comic) is an official Pokémon comic mook—a comic book with the layout and design of a magazine—released in Japan on June 7, 2013.
==Content==
* A Pocket Monsters Special Dream Poster depicting Gym Leader and Champion characters from the Pokémon Adventures manga.
* A guide section with information about the Pokémon Adventures manga's first 15 main characters.
* A & Book Fare section, chronicling Hidenori Kusaka and Satoshi Yamamoto's trip to .
* The first part of the Pokémon Adventures Mt. Silver special chapter, totaling 14 pages.
* Three different chapters of the of Pokémon Adventures, including PS500, PS501, and the Gym battle between and Drayden, totaling 78 pages.
* A total of 66 pages of Pocket Monsters BW: Good Partners, which is the finale of this manga (and the volume launched later).
* The second part of the Pokémon Adventures Mt. Silver special chapter, totaling 14 pages.
The Pokémon Adventures Mt. Silver special is the and Pika chapter, which was announced during the 2011 Netkun popularity poll.
==External links==
* Popular human results of the Netkun popularity poll (Japanese)
* Popular Pokémon results of the Netkun popularity poll (Japanese)
==Related articles==
Category:Magazines
Category:Manga
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Pokémon the First Movie (graphic novel)

Pokémon the First Movie is a graphic novel published by VIZ Media in North America and Shogakukan in Japan. It is a manga-style book (called "Animation Comics" by VIZ at the time of publication, now branded as "Ani-Manga") which retells the plot of Mewtwo Strikes Back and Pikachu's Vacation using screenshots from the film. Satoshi Tajiri and Tsunekazu Ishihara are credited as the authors.
In Japan, the comic was simply published as one bound volume. For the North American release, it was split up into five monthly issues, which were later rereleased in a bound volume. The first four issues tell the story of Mewtwo Strikes Back, while the fifth tells the story of Pikachu's Vacation.
The Pikachu's Vacation comic would later be republished in the All That Pikachu! Ani-Manga.
==Publications==
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==Synopsis==
This book follows the plot of the film of the same name and the Pikachu short Pikachu's Vacation.
===Chapters===
* Prologue (Japanese: プロローグ Prologue)
* Chapter 1: To The Island of Storms (Japanese: 第１章： 嵐の島へ Chapter 1: To the Stormy Island)
* Chapter 2: The Ultimate Trainer (Japanese: 第２章： 最強のトレーナー Chapter 2: The Strongest Trainer)
* Chapter 3: The Ultimate Poké Ball (Japanese: 第３章： 黒いモンスターボール Chapter 3: The Black Poké Balls)
* Chapter 4: Mew vs. Mewtwo (Japanese: 第４章： ミュウVSミュウツー Chapter 4: Mew vs. Mewtwo)
* Pikachu's Vacation (Japanese: ピカチュウのなつやすみ Pikachu's Summer Vacation)
==Gallery==
File:Mewtwo Strikes Back monthly issue 1.png|VIZ Media issue #1 cover artwork
File:Pikachu Vacation monthly issue.png|VIZ Media issue #5 cover artwork
==Trivia==
* Raymond is simply named "Pirate Trainer" in this book.
===Errors===
*On one page in the fourth chapter, and 's lines are switched, and thus inconsistent with the movie's dialogue.
==Related articles==
Category:Ani-Manga
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Pokémon the First Movie (score)

Pokémon the First Movie: Original Motion Picture Score is the English score to the first Pokémon movie, Mewtwo Strikes Back. It was released in the United States in 2000 by . The music was reused in the English dub of Mewtwo Returns. Manny Corallo, Deniz Hughes, John Lissauer, John Loeffler, Kenneth Lampl and Ralph Schuckett are credited as composers.
The album is available on Spotify.
==Tracklist==
No.	Track Title 	Duration
1 	The Birth of Mewtwo 	4:03
2 	Dragonite Takes Flight 	2:08
3 	Invitation to Danger 	2:49
4 	Surviving the Storm 	5:20
5 	Mewtwo's Island 	1:48
6 	Pokémon Vs. Clone 	2:42
7 	Tears of Life 	5:33
8 	This Is My World Now 	3:09
9 	Three on Three 	4:39
10 	Mew's Theme 	0:37
11 	Freeing Charizard 	4:41
12 	Adventure in Paradise 	3:21
13 	All Good Things Must End	1:57
==Trivia==
* On the original CD track listing, the song "All Good Things Must End" was misspelled "All Good Things Must Ends". This was corrected in the album's re-release on the American iTunes Store.
* The track "Adventure in Paradise" contains music that was replaced in the movie by "Catch Me if You Can".
* Most of the tracks used here are reused in Mewtwo Returns, an animated series special that serves as a sequel to the first movie.
* European releases of the CD listed the Pokémon Theme as a bonus track on the CD. , the theme for the show's second season, is featured rather than the correct theme music.
==Related articles==
Category:English CDs
Category:Movie soundtracks
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Pokémon the First Movie (soundtrack)

Pokémon the First Movie is the name of the soundtrack to the first English-language Pokémon movie, Mewtwo Strikes Back, and the first English-language Pikachu short, Pikachu's Vacation. It was produced by on CD and audio cassette. It was released in the United States on November 9, 1999. The total length of the album is 60:16. Buyers of this album could mail a proof of purchase to receive a promotional card.
The album is a HyperCD, containing "exclusive film footage" as data. This data consisted of part of the footage, as well as a link to a website that hosted the remainder of the data.
Don't Say You Love Me by the band was released as a single to promote the soundtrack.
==Tracklist==
No.	Track Title 	Artist 	Duration
1 	Pokémon Theme 	 	3:22
2 	Don't Say You Love Me 	 	3:46
3 	It Was You 	with 	4:18
4 	We're a Miracle 	 	4:12
5 	Soda Pop 	 	3:23
6 	Somewhere Someday 	 	4:07
7 	Get Happy 	 	3:06
8 	(Hey You) Free Up Your Mind 	 	3:24
9 	Fly With Me 	 	3:52
10 	Lullaby 	 	4:00
11 	Vacation 	 	3:20
12 	Makin' My Way (Any Way That I Can)	 	4:25
13 	Catch Me if You Can 	 	3:28
14 	(Have Some) Fun with the Funk 	 	3:34
15 	If Only Tears Could Bring You Back	Midnight Sons	4:03
16 	Brother My Brother 	 	3:49
==Trivia==
* The n version of this soundtrack included a hidden bonus track: the Spanish version of Pokémon Theme performed by Álvaro Véliz.
* Tracks 1 and 16 are featured in the actual film, while tracks 2, 4, 8, and 15 are featured in the film's end credits. Tracks 11 and 13 are featured in Pikachu's Vacation, which accompanied the film in theaters and home video releases. The remaining tracks are unrelated to the movie.
* This is one of the few English Pokémon soundtracks not available in the iTunes Store, possibly due to difficulty with licensing as many contemporary pop stars performed on the album.
* Copies of the soundtrack CD sold in had the Jigglypuff promo card packaged in with it rather than have it be a mail-in offer.
==Related articles==
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Category:Audio cassettes
Category:Movie soundtracks
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Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You! volume 1

Volume 1 is the first volume of the I Choose You! Pokémon manga created by 鷹岬 諒 Ryo Takamisaki.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Chapter 1
* Chapter 2
* Chapter 3
* Chapter 4
* Chapter 5
* Chapter 6
* Chapter 7
The following chapters were only included in Volume 1 in the VIZ Media release:
* Chapter 8
* Chapter 9
* Chapter 10
* Chapter 11
* Chapter 12
* Chapter 13
* Chapter 14
* Final Chapter
Category:Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You! (manga)
zh:就决定是你了！（漫画）上
Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You! volume 2

Volume 2 is the second volume of the I Choose You! Pokémon manga created by 鷹岬 諒 Ryo Takamisaki.
==Publications==
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==Chapters==
* Chapter 8
* Chapter 9
* Chapter 10
* Chapter 11
* Chapter 12
* Chapter 13
* Chapter 14
* Final Chapter
Category:Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You! (manga)
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Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle (single)

Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle is a single that was released digitally on the iTunes, Google Play, Amazon, Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube, YouTube Music, Google Play Music, , , , and on September 7, 2021, featuring the English theme songs for Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle.
==Tracklist==
No.	Track Title 	Artist 	Composer 	Duration
1 	Always Safe 	 	Cynthia Nabozny and Matias Mora	2:37
2 	My New Friends	Ben Dixon	Ed Goldfarb 	1:32
3 	No Matter What	Cyn 	Cynthia Nabozny and Matias Mora	2:14
==External links==
* On digital platforms
==Related articles==
Category:English CDs
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Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle—Another Beginning

Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle—Another Beginning (Japanese: 劇場版ポケットモンスター ココ ～もうひとつのはじまり～ Pocket Monsters the Movie: Koko ~ Another Beginning ~) is a short tie-in adaptation of the twenty-third Pokémon movie, Secrets of the Jungle, taking place three years before the events of the movie. It is adapted by 水野輝昭 Teruaki Mizuno.
==Chapters==
 	English title 	Japanese title 	Japanese title (translated)
KKAB1	Another Beginning 	もうひとつのはじまり 	Another Beginning
KKAB2	Protect the Peace of the Forest!	森の平和を守りぬけ 	Protect the Peace of the Forest!
KKAB3	Koko Starts His Adventure 	ココ、新たな旅立ちへ 	Koko, Starting a New Journey
==Publications==
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==Related articles==
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Pokémon the Movie: The Power of Us: Zeraora's Story

Pokémon the Movie: The Power of Us: Zeraora's Story (Japanese: Pocket Monsters the Movie: Everyone's Story Side Story - Episode Zeraora) is a short tie-in adaptation of the twenty-first Pokémon movie, The Power of Us. It is adapted by Kemon Kawamoto.
==Chapters==
 	English title 	Japanese title	Japanese title (translated)
ESEZ0	Preview 	 	Episode Zeraora Preview
ESEZ1	Zeraora Is Born! 	 	Zeraora Is Born!
ESEZ2	Norbert's Courage 	 	's Courage
ESEZ3	Zeraora vs. Lugia 	 	Clash!? Zeraora vs. Lugia
ESEZ4	Everyone Has a Story	 	Beginning of Everyone's Story
==Publications==
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==Related articles==
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Category:Movie manga adaptations
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Pokémon the Movie 2000 (book)

Pokémon the Movie 2000 is a novel adaptation of the movie of the same name. It was written by Tracey West and published by Scholastic in July 2000. The book follows the plot of the film and includes eight pages of screenshots in the middle of the book. The book itself is 94 pages in length.
==Plot==
===Blurb===
Big Screen Battle!
The quest to become the world's greatest Pokémon trainer has brought ten-year-old Ash Ketchum and his Pikachu to the Orange Islands. There, the world is in grave danger. Three legendary birds and a beastly storm are wreaking havoc upon the earth. Only the mysterious Pokémon, Lugia, can defeat the winged creatures. But this Pokémon can't do it alone.
It's up to Ash and Pikachu to help. Ash wants to be a Pokémon master, but this isn't what he had in mind. Even Ash's enemies, Jessie and James of Team Rocket, are on his side. It's the biggest Pokémon battle of the new millennium!
==Major events==
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
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==Characters==
===Humans===
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* Jessie
* James
* Professor Oak
* Delia Ketchum
* Professor Ivy
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* Lawrence III
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==Trivia==
===Errors===
==Related articles==
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Pokémon the Movie 2000 (disambiguation)

Pokémon the Movie 2000 refers to the second Pokémon movie, The Power of One.
It may also refer to:
* The book, Pokémon the Movie 2000 (book). 
* The graphic novel, Pokémon the Movie 2000 (graphic novel). 
* The Topps trading cards, Pokémon the Movie 2000 Trading Cards. 
* The movie's soundtrack, Pokémon the Movie 2000 (soundtrack). 
* The movie's score, Pokémon the Movie 2000 (score).
Pokémon the Movie 2000 (graphic novel)

Pokémon the Movie 2000 is a graphic novel published by VIZ Media in North America and Shogakukan in Japan. It is a manga-style book (called "Animation Comics" by VIZ at the time of publication, now branded as "Ani-Manga") which retells the plotlines of The Power of One and Pikachu's Rescue Adventure using screenshots from both films. The book credits Satoshi Tajiri and Tsunekazu Ishihara as the authors.
Like the graphic novel, Pokémon the Movie 2000 was originally published in Japan as simply one bound volume. For the North American release, it was split up into five monthly issues: four for The Power of One and one for Pikachu's Rescue Adventure. After the release of the monthly issues, the story was rereleased as one bound volume.
The Pikachu's Rescue Adventure chapter was later reprinted in the All That Pikachu! graphic novel.
==Publications==
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==Synopsis==
The contents of this book are adapted from the film of the same name and the Pikachu short Pikachu's Rescue Adventure.
===Chapters===
* Prologue
* Chapter 1: Shamouti Island
* Chapter 2: The Legend Begins
* Chapter 3: Escape!
* Chapter 4: The Titan of the Sea
* Pikachu's Rescue Adventure
== Characters ==
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===Pokémon===
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==Related articles==
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Pokémon the Movie 2000 (score)

Pokémon the Movie 2000 - The Power of One is the English score to the second Pokémon movie, The Power of One.
It was released on its own in Germany and Brazil. In , it was available in a 2-disc bundle pack with Pokémon 3: The Ultimate Soundtrack.
It was released on the iTunes Store in 2004 by , but it was removed from the store in most countries following iTunes' move to .
==Tracklist==
No.	Track Title 	Duration
1 	Harmony Disturbed 	4:15
2 	The Beast of the Sea Stirs	3:09
3 	To the Rescue 	2:43
4 	Breakout Mayhem 	4:13
5 	If Only They Could Help 	1:41
6 	The World Turns to Ash 	4:32
7 	To the Third Treasure 	1:54
8 	Return to the Shrine 	2:46
9 	The Guardian's Song 	4:19
10 	Goodbye Lugia 	2:38
11 	The Adventure Begins 	2:24
12 	Windy 	2:45
13 	Teamwork 	5:05
14 	 	
Pokémon World was not included on the Australian CD.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
==Trivia==
* The version of featured on this album is by Russell Velázquez, not the version from the movie.
* The ninth track, The Guardian's Song is identical to The Legend Comes to Life on the Atlantic movie soundtrack.
==Related articles==
Category:English CDs
Category:Movie soundtracks
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Pokémon the Movie 2000 (soundtrack)

Pokémon the Movie 2000 is the English soundtrack to the second Pokémon movie, The Power of One. It was released in the United States on July 18, 2000 by .
It is one of the few English Pokémon soundtracks not available in the iTunes Store, possibly due to difficulty with licensing as many contemporary pop stars performed on the album.
The soundtrack, along with the movie, were promoted with a television special titled The Power of One: The Pokémon 2000 Movie Special, which featured live performances of the songs on the soundtrack.
==Tracklist==
No.	Track Title 	Artist
1 	 	
2 	Dreams 	Alysha
3 	They Don't Understand 	
4 	Wonderland 	
5 	With All Your Heart 	plus ONE
6 	The Extra Mile 	
7 	Flying Without Wings 	
8 	 	and
9 	Blah, Blah, Blah 	Devotion 2 Music
10 	Polkamon 	
11 	The Chosen One 	
12 	One Heart 	
13 	 	
14 	Comin' to the Rescue 	
15 	Dance of the Bellossom (instrumental) 	
16 	The Legend Comes to Life (instrumental)	
==Trivia==
*The album is a Hyper CD, containing "bonus film footage" as data. This data consisted of a to a hidden website that hosted the footage.
==Related articles==
Category:English CDs
Category:Movie soundtracks
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