Tokimeki PokéLive! and Twinbee The Movie:Judgment Day featuring Infinite the Jackal

**WARNING:Spoilers for *Tokimeki PokéLive! and Twinbee* Are Present!**

**Tokimeki PokéLive! and Twinbee:The School Idol Trainers Movie:Judgment Day! Nijigasaki Finale** is an anime movie by Sunrise and OLM with involvment from Nintendo, The Pokémon Company, Bushiroad, Konami, Sega and Bandai Namco Pictures.

The film acts as the finale to the Nijigasaki Saga of *PokéLive!*.

## Blurb

*A villainous jackal wants to destroy the world with Ultra Beasts, extremely dangerous alien Pokémon from another universe, by summoning the creatures from portals created by the Phantom Ruby, a strange maroonish gemstone.*

*This climatic battle will require every Pokémon Trainer involved to go above and beyond to prevent their homeworld from being overrun by the ultimate invasive species, but our heroes and heroines will also have help in the form of allies they have befriended too!*

*Will the Trainers and their allies win the day and stop the jackal's Ultra Beast invasion, or will they be defeated and witness their world crashing down before them!?*

## Theme Songs

* Pokémon Theme (Gotta Catch 'Em All) (PokéLive! Mix) Opening theme in the English dub.
* Aim to Be a Pokémon Master/Mezase Pokémon Master (PokéLive! Mix) Opening theme in the Japanese dub.
* TOKIMEKI Runners (PokéLive! Mix) Opening Theme in both dubs.
* Theme of Infinite (Ultra Space Version) Used when Infinite first appears onscreen in both dubs.
* Battle! Ultra Beast (Phantom Ruby Version) Used during the scenes involving the summoned Ultra Beasts battling the Pokémon the heroes/heroines own.
* Battle! Phantom Ultra Necrozma (*Pokémon* style remix of the Chaos 6 boss theme from *Sonic Adventure*.) Used when Infinite summons a Phantom Ruby Replica of Ultra Necrozma to use against Risa and Emma.
* Battle! Ultra Infinite (Remix of Mortar Canyon from *Sonic Forces*.) Used during the Final Battle with Infinite.
* Meeting With You ~ Happy Ending-Used when Yoko, Ellie and Classic Sonic go back to their time in the near future.
* Motto! Motto! Tokimeki (PokéLive! Mix) Ending Theme in both dubs.
* Twin Memories (PokéLive! Mix) Ending Theme in both dubs.

## Characters

* Nijigasaki High Pokémon Trainer's Club.
	+ Hilda White.
	+ Shizuku Kutashimo Osaka.
	+ Shiori Fujisaki.
	+ Pastel Cerise.
	+ Risa Selden.
	+ Emma Verde.
	+ Ai Miyashita.
	+ Coco Miyashita.
	+ Yuri Mido.
	+ Ranpha.
	+ Rina Tennoji.
	+ Freya Jerbarn.
	+ Lillie.
	+ Nana Nakagawa/Setsuna Yuki.
	+ Ayumu Uehara.
* Otonokizaka High Pokémon Trainer's Club.
	+ Honoka Kousaka.
	+ Maki Nishikino.
	+ Nozomi Tojo.
	+ Nico Yazawa.
* Uranohoshi Girls' High Pokémon Trainer's Club.
	+ You Watanabe.
	+ Misty Cerulean.
	+ Rosa Ivory.
	+ Ruby Kurosawa.
* Higashi High Pokémon Trainer's Club.
	+ Natural "N" Harmonia Blair.
	+ Hilbert Blair.
* Other Pokémon Trainers.
	+ Red.
	+ Kasumi Asou.
	+ Yoko Catherine Osaka White.
	+ Elesis "Ellie" Kashiwagi Kosaka.
	+ Margo.
* Allies.
	+ Sonic the Hedgehog (Modern).
	+ Knuckles the Echidna (Modern).
	+ Shadow the Hedgehog (Modern).
	+ Sonic the Hedgehog (Classic).
	+ Rock/Mega Man.
	+ Mimi Tachikawa.
		- Palmon (Digimon Partner).
	+ Haruka Amami.
		- Lalamon (Digimon Partner).
	+ Momo Kanda.
		- Gaomon (Digimon Partner).
	+ Serena Rosemary.
	+ Inori Aizawa.
* Villains
	+ Infinite.

## Pokémon

* Salamence (Mega Salamence, Hilda's).
* Samurott (Hilda's).
* Ampharos (Mega Ampharos, Shizuku's).
* Lapras (Shizuku's).
* Charizard (Mega Charizard X, Shiori's).
* Lucario (Mega Lucario, Pastel's).
* Blaziken (Mega Blaizken, Risa's).
* Melmetal (Risa's).
* Glalie (Mega Glalie, Emma's).
* Zoroark (Mega Zoroark, N's).
* Tyranitar (Mega Tyranitar, Hilbert's).
* Audino (Mega Audino, Coco's).
* Darkrai (Yuri's).
* Pangoro (Ranpha's).
* Sceptile (Mega Sceptile, Kasumi's).
* Blastoise (Mega Blastoise, Misty's).
* Swampert (Mega Swampert, You's).
* Gengar (Mega Gengar, Nozomi's).
* Charizard (Mega Charizard Y, Honoka's).
* Kartana (Rina's).
* Mismagius (Freya's).
* Haxorus (Ellie's).
* Tyrantrum (Yoko's).
* Zeraora (Margo's).
* Moltres (Maki's).
* Mew (Red's).
* Mewtwo (Mega Mewtwo X, Serena's and Inori's).
* Delphox (Serena's).
* Porygon-Z (Inori's).
* Houndoom (Mega Houndoom, Nico's).
* Emboar (Rosa's).
* Milotic (Ruby's).
* Silvally (Nana's/Setsuna's).
* Lunala (Nana's/Setsuna's).
* Nebby (Solgaleo, Lillie's).
* Rayquaza (Mega Rayquaza, Ayumu's).
* Reshiram (Hilda's and Shizuku's).
* Zekrom (N's, Hilbert's and Coco's).
* Necrozma (Ultra Necrozma, Phantom Ruby Replica).
* Necrozma (Dusk Mane Necrozma, Phantom Ruby Replica).
* Necrozma (Dawn Wings Necrozma, Phantom Ruby Replica).
* Nihilego (Multiple, summoned).
* Buzzwole (Multiple, summoned).
* Pheromosa (Multiple, summoned).
* Xurkitree (Multiple, summoned).
* Celesteela (Multiple, summoned).
* Kartana (Wild, Multiple, summoned).
* Guzzlord (Multiple, summoned).
* Naganadel (Multiple, summoned).
* Stakataka (Multiple, summoned).
* Blacephalon (Multiple, summoned).
* Solgaleo (Wild, Multiple, summoned).
* Lunala (Wild, Multiple, summoned).
* Necrozma (Multiple, summoned).

## Cast

The Voice Actors and Actresses from the English and Japanese dubs reprise their respective roles, and a few voice actors/actresses from the main *Pokémon* anime also reprise their roles as certain Pokémon.

## Manga

There is a manga adaptation in *Ultra Jump* with art by Hitoshi Ariga, Sakurako Kimino and Tracy Yardley and writing by Ian Flynn and Hidenori Kusaka, which was later translated and released in English by Viz Media.

On March 10, 2020, Flynn and Ariga stated through a Serebii article that the manga's American release has been delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It will now be released on June 2, 2020.

For information of the collected manga volumes, including the extras, click here.

## Trivia

* This is the third time that the main *Wonder DigiIdolmaster* protagonists appear alongside the *Tokimeki PokéLive! and Twinbee* characters, the first two times being the *Multidimensional Dark Masters* and *Great Demon War Teramix* crossovers, hence Bandai Namco's mention in the staff credits.
* Infinite's mention of worlds that have been destroyed by Ultra Beasts before is a reference to a discredited dark fan theory for *Pokémon Sun and Moon* involving the world that the Generation 3-5 games take place in that was popular in the weeks leading up to it's release in 2016.
* Similar to how the *Sonic the Hedgehog/Mega Man:Worlds Unite* crossover in their respective Archie Comics series took elements and characters from *Sonic Lost World*, this movie takes one character and a few story elements from *Sonic Forces* as well as certain plot elements involving the Ultra Beasts and Necrozma and it's forms from *Pokémon Sun and Moon* as well as *Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon* for it's story.
* The scenes with the Virtual Reality copy of Planet X seen in the sky in some scenes after the Ultra Beast invasion starts is based on the pseudoscientific **Planet X/Nibiru Cataclysm** conspiracy theory, which states as it's hypothesis that Planet X enters the Solar System and passes by Earth once every 3,600 years or so and causes a major catastrophe that involves Earth's ***physical*** poles (not ***Magnetic*** poles) shifting to new places on the planet.
* While Solgaleo, Lunala and base form Necrozma are not considered Ultra Beasts in the main *Pokémon* games, they are in fact Ultra Beasts in the movie and it's manga adaptation.
* When Mega Man sarcastically says "At least this cataclysm isn't being caused by a tall, red robot with a ponytail created by Wily!", he is referencing a popular (though discredited) bit of *Mega Man Classic* fanon called the Cataclysm Theory, which has as it's hypothesis that Zero, an advanced Robot Master created by Dr. Wily, destroyed the characters from 20XX, thus causing their dissappearance during the *Mega Man X* era.
* A seconds-long snippet of "Wonderful Rush" plays as the ringtone on Honoka's phone when Hilda calls her before setting up an emergency meeting at the classroom the Nijigasaki Pokémon Trainer's Club meets in.