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This is a list of Pokémon theme songs that includes the media and release information, which is original Japanese and English dubbed opening and ending themes of Pokémon anime. They are as follows.
# | Japanese title | Rōmaji | English translation | Vocalist | Episodes used |
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1 | めざせポケモンマスター | Mezase Pokémon Masutā | Aim to Be a Pokémon Master | Rica Matsumoto | 01–82 |
めざせポケモンマスター 2001 | Mezase Pokémon Masutā 2001 | Aim to Be a Pokémon Master 2001 | Whiteberry | 194–240 | |
めざせポケモンマスター 2017 (20th Anniversary) | Mezase Pokémon Masutā 2017 (20th Anniversary) | Aim to Be a Pokémon Master 2017 (20th Anniversary) | Rica Matsumoto | 971–984 | |
めざせポケモンマスター -with my friends- | Mezase Pokémon Masutā -with my friends- | Aim to be a Pokémon Master - with my friends- | 1224–1234 | ||
2 | ライバル! | Raibaru! | The Rivals! | 083–118 | |
3 | OK! | OK! (Ōkē!) | OK! | 119–193 | |
4 | Ready Go! | Ready Go! (Redī Gō!) | Ready Go! | Naomi Tamura | 241–276 |
5 | アドバンス・アドベンチャー | Adobansu Adobenchā | Advance Adventure | GARDEN | 277–345 |
6 | チャレンジャー!! | Charenjā!! | Challenger!! | Rica Matsumoto | 346–380 |
ポケモン シンフォニック メドレー | Pokémon Shinfonikku Medorē | Pokémon Symphonic Medley | Pokémon Symphonic Orchestra | 381–410 | |
7 | バトルフロンティア | Batoru Furontia | Battle Frontier | Akina Takaya | 411–441 |
8 | スパート! | Supāto! | Spurt! | Rica Matsumoto | 442–468 |
9 | Together | Together (Tugezā) | Together | Fumie Akiyoshi | 470–546 (DVD) 472–546 |
Together 2008 | Together 2008 (Tugezā 2008) | Together 2008 | 547–563 | ||
10 | ハイタッチ! | Hai Tatchi! | High Touch! | Rica Matsumoto and Megumi Toyoguchi | 564–601 |
ハイタッチ!2009 | Hai Tatchi! 2009 | High Touch! 2009 | 602– 626 | ||
11 | サイコー・エブリデイ! | Saikō – Eburidei! | The Greatest – Everyday! | Fumie Akiyoshi | 627–650 |
サイコー・エブリデイ! (BAND VERSION) | Saikō – Eburidei! (BAND VERSION) | The Greatest – Everyday! (Band Version) | Fumie Akiyoshi with The Greatest-Band | 651–659 | |
12 | ベストウイッシュ! | Besuto Uisshu! | Best Wishes! | Rica Matsumoto | 660–743 |
13 | やじるしになって! | Yajirushi ni Natte! | Be an Arrow! | 744–767 | |
やじるしになって!2013 | Yajirushi ni Natte! 2013 | Be an Arrow! 2013 | 768–781 | ||
14 | 夏めく坂道 | Natsumeku Sakamichi | Summerly Slope | Daisuke | 782–801 |
15 | V(ボルト) | V (Boruto) | V (Volt) | Yūsuke Kamiji Rica Matsumoto and Jewel (J☆Dee'Z) | 802–828 |
メガV (メガボルト) | Mega V (Mega Boruto) | Mega V (Mega Volt) | Yūsuke Kamiji | 829–855 | |
16 | ゲッタバンバン | Getta Banban | Mad-Paced Getter | Tomohisa Sako Rica Matsumoto and Ikue Ōtani | 856–894 |
17 | XY&Z(エックスワイ&ゼット) | XY&Z (Ekkusu Wai & Zetto) | XY&Z | Rica Matsumoto | 895–941 |
18 | アローラ!! | Arōra!! | Alola!! | Rica Matsumoto and Ikue Ōtani | 942–970 985–1001 |
19 | 未来コネクション | Mirai Konekushon | Future Connection | ЯeaL | 1002–1031 |
20 | キミの冒険 | Kimi no Bōken | Your Adventure | Taiiku Okazaki | 1032–1087 |
21 | 1・2・3 (version 1) | Wan, Tsū, Surī (version 1) | One, Two, Three (version 1) | After The Rain (Soraru & Mafumafu) | 1088–1118 |
1・2・3 (version 2) | Wan, Tsū, Surī (version 2) | One, Two, Three (version 2) | Golden Bomber (Nishikawa-kun and Kirisho | 1119–1136 | |
1・2・3 (version 3) | Wan, Tsū, Surī (version 3) | One, Two, Three (version 3) | Karrage Shimai (Erika Ikuta and Sayuri Matsumura from Nogizaka46) | 1137–1186 | |
1・2・3 (version 4) | Wan, Tsū, Surī (version 4) | One, Two, Three (version 4) | Rica Matsumoto and Daiki Yamashita | 1187–1223 | |
22 | ドキメキダイアリー | Dokimeki Daiarī | Heart-Pounding Diary | asmi feat. Chinozo | 1237–1259 |
23 | ハロ | Haro | Hello | Yama and BotchiBoromaru | 1260–1279 |
24 | Will | Will | Will | Ive | 1280–present |
# | Japanese title | Rōmaji | English translation | Vocalist | Episodes used |
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1 | ひゃくごじゅういち | Hyakugojūichi | One Hundred Fifty-One | Unshō Ishizuka and Pokémon Kids | 01–27, 1224–1225, 1227–1229, 1231, 1233 |
2 | ニャースのうた | Nyāsu no Uta | Meowth's Song | Inuko Inuyama | 28–37, 67–70 |
3 | ポケットにファンタジー | Poketto ni Fantajī | Fantasy in My Pocket | Sachiko Kobayashi and Juri Ihata | 38–53, 65–66 |
4 | ポケモン音頭 | Pokémon Ondo | Pokémon March | Sachiko Kobayashi, Unshō Ishizuka, Kōichi Sakaguchi and Shimai Niitsu | 54–64, 106 |
5 | タイプ: ワイルド | Taipu: Wairudo | Type: Wild | Rica Matsumoto | 71–105, 1234 |
タイプ: ワイルド 2019 | Taipu: Wairudo 2019 | Type: Wild 2019 | Shoko Nakagawa | 1070–1087 | |
6 | ラプラスにのって | Rapurasu ni Notte | Riding on Lapras | Mayumi Iizuka and Rikako Aikawa | 107–118, 1230 |
7 | ニャースのパーティ | Nyāsu no Pāti | Meowth's Party | Inuko Inuyama, Megumi Hayashibara and Shin-ichiro Miki | 119–143 |
8 | ポケモンはらはらリレー | Pokémon Hara Hara Rirē | Exciting Pokémon Relay | Rikako Aikawa and Chorus | 144–153, 165–174 |
ポケモンはらはら2リレー (むずかし版) | Pokémon Hara Hara2 Rirē (Muzukashi Ban) | Exciting2 Pokémon Relay (Hard version) | 154–158 | ||
9 | タケシのパラダイス | Takeshi no Paradaisu | Takeshi's Paradise | Yūji Ueda | 159–164, 1226 |
10 | ぼくのベストフレンドへ | Boku no Besuto Furendo e | To My Best Friend | Hiromi Iwasaki | 175–193 |
11 | 前向きロケット団! | Maemuki Roketto-dan! | Face Forward Team Rocket! | Inuko Inuyama Megumi Hayashibara, Shin-ichiro Miki and Yūji Ueda | 194–240, 1232 |
12 | ポケッターリ モンスターリ | Pokettāri Monsutāri | Pocket-ering Monster-ing | Emi Ōta (KANA) | 241–276 |
13 | そこに空があるから | Soko ni Sora ga Aru Kara | Because the Sky is There | Toshiko Ezaki | 277–294, 321–327 |
14 | ポルカ・オ・ドルカ | Poruka O Doruka | Polka O Dolka | Inuko Inuyama and Norusoru Gasshōdan | 295–320 |
15 | スマイル | Sumairu | Smile | Toshiko Ezaki | 328–358, 368–374 |
16 | いっぱいサマー!! | Ippai Samā! | Full of Summer!! | Naomi Tamura and the Himawari Choir | 359–367 |
17 | GLORY DAY (グローリー デイ)~輝くその日~ | GLORY DAY (Gurōrī Dei) ~Kagayaku Sono Hi~ | GLORY DAY ~That Shining Day~ | GARDEN | 375–410, 426–448 |
18 | ポケモンかぞえうた | Pokémon Kazoe Uta | Pokémon Counting Song | Akiko Kanazawa and Shimai Niitsu | 411–425 |
19 | 私、負けない! ~ハルカのテーマ~ | Watashi, Makenai! ~Haruka no Tēma~ | I, Won't Lose! ~Haruka's Theme~ | Kaori Suzuki | 449–468 |
20 | 君のそばで~ヒカリのテーマ~ | Kimi no Soba de ~Hikari no Tēma~ | By Your Side ~Hikari's Theme~ | Grin | 469–491 |
君のそばで~ヒカリのテーマ~(Pop-Up Version) | Kimi no Soba de ~Hikari no Tēma~ (Pop-Up Version) | By Your Side ~Hikari's Theme~ (Pop-Up Version) | 492–518 | ||
君のそばで~ヒカリのテーマ~(Winter Version) | Kimi no Soba de ~Hikari no Tēma~ (Winter Version) | By Your Side ~Hikari's Theme~ (Winter Version) | 519–529 | ||
21 | 風のメッセージ | Kaze no Messēji | Message of the Wind | Mai Mizuhashi | 530–540, 552–563 |
風のメッセージ (PokaPoka-VERSION.) | Kaze no Messēji (PokaPoka-VERSION.) | Message of the Wind (PokaPoka VERSION.) | 541–551 | ||
22 | あしたはきっと | Ashita wa Kitto | Surely Tomorrow | Kanako Yoshii | 564–588 |
23 | もえよギザみみピチュー! | Moe yo Giza Mimi Pichū! | Get Fired Up, Spiky-eared Pichu! | Shoko Nakagawa | 589–612 |
24 | ドッチ~ニョ? | Dotchi~nyo? | Which One ~ Is It? | MooMoo Milk and Araki-san | 613–650 |
25 | 君の胸にLaLaLa | Kimi no Mune ni LaLaLa | In Your Heart, LaLaLa | MADOKA | 651–659 |
26 | 心のファンファーレ | Kokoro no Fanfāre | Fanfare of the Heart | Aki Okui | 660–684 |
27 | ポケモン言えるかな?BW(ビーダブリュー) | Pokémon Ierukana? BW (Bī Daburyū) | Can You Name All the Pokémon? BW (BW) | Takeshi Tsuruno | 685–719 |
28 | 七色アーチ | Nanairo Āchi | Seven-colored Arch | Pokémon BW Choral Gang | 720–737 |
29 | みてみて☆こっちっち | Mite Mite ☆Kotchitchi | Look Look☆Here | Momoiro Clover Z | 738–767 |
30 | サクラ・ゴーラウンド | Sakura Gō Raundo | Sakura Go-Round | Shiritsu Ebisu Chūgaku | 768–781 |
31 | 手をつなごう | Te o Tsunagō | Let's Join Hands | 782–801 | |
32 | X海峡Y景色 | X Kaikyō Y Keshiki | X Strait Y Scenery | Jewel (J☆Dee'Z) | 802–828 |
33 | ピースマイル! | Pīsumairu! | Peace Smile! | Jewel (J☆Dee'Z) and Ikue Ōtani | 829–846 |
34 | ドリドリ ドリドリ (セレナ ver.) | Doridori Doridori (Serena Ver.) | DreamDream DreamDream (Serena Ver.) | Shoko Nakagawa Mayuki Makiguchi | 847–868, 914, 939 |
35 | ガオガオ・オールスター | Gaogao Ōrusutā | Roaring All-Stars | Little Glee Monster | 869–894 |
36 | プニちゃんのうた | Puni-chan no Uta | Puni-chan's Song | Mariya Ise | 895–907, 909–913, 915–924, 926–929, 933–935 |
37 | ロケット団団歌 | Roketto-dan danka | Team Rocket's Team Song | Megumi Hayashibara, Shin-ichiro Miki, Inuko Inuyama, Yūji Ueda | 908 |
38 | キラキラ (シトロンVer.) | Kirakira (Shitoron Ver.) | Brilliantly (Clemont ver.) | Yūki Kaji | 925, 938 |
39 | ピカチュウのうた | Pikachū no Uta | Pikachu's Song | Ikue Ōtani | 930–932 |
40 | ニャースのバラード | Nyāsu no Barādo | Meowth's Ballad | Inuko Inuyama | 936–937, 940 |
41 | ポーズ | Pōzu | Pose | Taiiku Okazaki | 942–1001 |
42 | ジャリボーイ・ジャリガール | Jari-bōi, Jari-gāru | Twerp, Twerpette | 1002–1044 | |
43 | 心のノート | Kokoro no Nōto | Notebook of the Heart | Hino City Nanaomidori Elementary School Choir | 1045–1069 |
44 | ポケモンしりとり(ピカチュウ→ミュウVer.) | Pokémon Shiritori (Pikachu → Mew Ver.) | Pokémon Shiritori (Pikachu → Mew Ver.) | Pokémon Music Club (Junichi Masuda/Pasocom Music Club/Pokémon Kids 2019) | 1089–1157 |
ポケモンしりとり (ミュウ→ザマゼンタVer.) | Pokémon Shiritori (Mew → Zamazenta Ver.) | Pokémon Shiritori (Mew → Zamazenta Ver.) | |||
45 | バツグンタイプ | Batsugun Taipu | Supereffective Type | 1158–1222 | |
46 | RVR〜ライジングボルテッカーズラップ〜 | RVR~Raijingu Boritekkāzu Rappu~ | RVR~Rising Voltacklers' Rap~ | Minori Suzuki, Yuka Terasaki, Taku Yashiro, Ayane Sakura & Kenta Miyake | 1237–1279 |
47 | Let me battle | Let me battle | Let me battle | 9Lana | 1280–present |
Japanese title | Rōmaji | English translation | Vocalist |
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ポケダンシング☆XY | Poké Danshingu☆XY | Poké Dancing☆XY | J☆Dee'Z |
Japanese title | Rōmaji | English translation | Vocalist |
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ぼくのベストフレンドへ | Boku no Besuto Furendo e | To My Best Friend | Hiromi Iwasaki |
タケシのパラダイス | Takeshi no Paradaisu | Takeshi's Paradise | Yūji Ueda |
ラプラスにのって | Rapurasu ni Notte | Riding on Lapras | Mayumi Iizuka and Rikako Aikawa |
前向きロケット団! | Maemuki Roketto-dan! | Look Forward Team Rocket! | Inuko Inuyama, Megumi Hayashibara, Shinichiro Miki, and Yuji Ueda |
ひゃくごじゅういち | Hyakugojūichi | One Hundred Fifty-One | Unshō Ishizuka and Pokémon Kids |
ポケッターリ モンスターリ | Pokettāri Monsutāri | Pocket-ering Monster-ing | KANA |
ニャースのパーティ | Nyāsu no Pāti | Meowth's Party | Inuko Inuyama, Megumi Hayashibara, and Shinichiro Miki |
ポケモン音頭 | Pokémon Ondo | Pokémon March | Sachiko Kobayashi, Unshō Ishizuka, Kōichi Sakaguchi and Shimai Niitsu |
ポケモンはらはらリレー | Pokémon Hara Hara Rirē | Exciting Pokémon Relay | Rikako Aikawa And Chorus |
ポケットにファンタジー | Poketto ni Fantajī | Fantasy in My Pocket | Sachiko Kobayashi & Juri Ihata |
ポケモンはらはら2リレー (むずかし版) | Pokémon Hara Hara2 Rirē (Muzukashi Ban) | Exciting2 Pokémon Relay (Hard Version) | Rikako Aikawa and Chorus |
ポルカ・オ・ドルカ | Poruka O Doruka | Polka O Dolka | Inuko Inuyama and Nolsol Chorus Group |
ニャースのうた | Nyāsu no Uta | Meowth's Song | Inuko Inuyama |
ポケフリーゲームのうた | Poké-Furī Gēmu no Uta | The Poké-Pose Game Song | Tokiwa Forest Chrous |
タイプ: ワイルド | Taipu: Wairudo | Type: Wild | Rica Matsumoto |
マーチングマーチ | Māchingu Māchi | Marching March | Halcali |
Japanese title | Rōmaji | English translation | Vocalist |
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ロケット団よ永遠に | Roketto-dan yo Eien ni | Team Rocket Forever | Inuko Inuyama, Megumi Hayashibara and Shin-ichiro Miki |
Japanese title | Rōmaji | English translation | Vocalist |
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ブレス | Buresu | Breath | Porno Graffitti |
Japanese title | Rōmaji | English translation | Vocalist |
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ふしぎなふしぎな生きもの | Fushigina Fushigina Ikimono | Strange and Wonderful Creatures | Tortoise Matsumoto (Ulfuls) |
Japanese title | Rōmaji | English translation | Musical score |
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ポケットモンスターBGM | Poketto Monsutā BGM | Pocket Monsters BGM | Shinji Miyazaki |
Japanese title | Rōmaji | English translation | Vocalist |
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前向きロケット団! | Maemuki Roketto-dan! | Look Forward Team Rocket! | Inuko Inuyama, Megumi Hayashibara, Shin-ichiro Miki and Yūji Ueda |
ハロー!サンキュー! | Harō! Sankyū! | Hello! Thank You! | BECKY and Poképark Kids Chorus |
バトルフロンティア | Batoru Furontia | Battle Frontier | Akina Takaya |
Y E A H! | Y E A H! | Y E A H! | Hinoi Team |
スパート! | Supāto! | Spurt! | Rica Matsumoto |
ビック・ニャース・デイ | Biggu Nyāsu Dei | Big Meowth Day | Inuko Inuyama |
ポケモンなりきりサンデー | Pokémon Narikiri Sandē | Pokémon Role-Playing Sunday | Shōko Nakagawa |
Japanese title | Rōmaji | English translation | Vocalist |
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Endless Fighters | Endless Fighters | Endless Fighters | AAA |
ポケモン言えるかな?BW(ビーダブリュー) | Pokémon Ierukana? BW (Bī Daryū) | Can You Name All the Pokémon? BW | Takeshi Tsuruno |
ポケモン言えるかな?BW(ビーダブリュー)高速Ver. | Pokémon Ierukana? BW (Bī Daryū) Kōsoku Ver. | Can You Name All the Pokémon? BW High-Speed Ver. | |
アイ アム アー ヒーロー | Ai Amu ā Hīrō | I Am a Hero | Stereopony |
Japanese title | Rōmaji | English translation | Vocalist |
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ポケだちの歌 | Pokédachi no Uta | Poké-Friends' Song | Shoko Nakagawa, Hyadain, Abareru-kun and Rinka Otani |
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# | English title | Vocalist | Composer | Season used |
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1 | Pokémon Theme | Jason Paige | Season 1 | |
2 | Pokémon World | Russell Velázquez | Season 2 | |
3 | Pokémon Johto | Johto (musical group) | Season 3 | |
4 | Born to Be a Winner | David Rolfe | Season 4 | |
5 | Believe in Me | Season 5 | ||
6 | I Want to Be a Hero | Season 6 | ||
7 | This Dream | Season 7 | ||
8 | Unbeatable | Season 8 | ||
9 | Battle Frontier | Jason Appleton | Season 9 | |
10 | Diamond and Pearl | Chris "Breeze" Barczynski | Season 10 | |
11 | We Will Be Heroes | Kirsten Price | Season 11 | |
12 | Battle Cry – (Stand Up!) | Erin Bowman | Season 12 | |
13 | We Will Carry On! | Adam Elk | Season 13 | |
14 | Black and White | Erin Bowman and Joe Philips | Season 14 | |
15 | Rival Destinies | Alex Nackman and Kathryn Raio | Season 15 | |
16 | It's Always You and Me | Neal Coomer and Kathryn Raio | Season 16 | |
Pokémon Theme (XY version) | Ben Dixon and The Sad Truth | John Siegler and John Loeffler, Ed Goldfarb cover | Season 17 | |
17 | Be a Hero | Ben Dixon and The Sad Truth | Ed Goldfarb [1] | Season 18 |
18 | Stand Tall | Ed Goldfarb [2] | Season 19 | |
19 | Under the Alolan Sun | Jannel Candrice and The Sad Truth, Ben Dixon and The Vestigial Horns | Ed Goldfarb [3] | Season 20 |
20 | Under the Alolan Moon | Haven Paschall, Ben Dixon, Charity Goodin and James Mosely | Ed Goldfarb [4] | Season 21 |
21 | The Challenge of Life | Dani Marcus and The Sad Truth, James Mosely, Charity Goodin and Ben Dixon | Ed Goldfarb | Season 22 |
22 | The Journey Starts Today | Walk Off the Earth | Walk Off the Earth [5] | Season 23 |
23 | Journey to Your Heart | Haven Paschall | Ed Goldfarb | Season 24 |
Gotta Catch em All | Season 25 | |||
24 | With You | Echosmith | Season 25 | |
25 | Becoming Me | Haven Paschall | Ed Goldfarb | Season 26 |
26 | Pokémon Horizons: The Series | Haven Paschall [6] | Ed Goldfarb [7] |
# | Title | Vocalist |
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1 | Kanto Pokérap | James "D. Train" Williams, Babi Floyd, John Loeffler, Louis Cortelezzi and Ken Cummings |
2 | My Best Friends | Ray Greene, Darcell Wilson and Michael Whalen |
3 | Double Trouble | Rachael Lillis, Eric Stuart and Maddie Blaustein |
4 | What Kind of Pokémon Are You? | Joshua Tyler, Russell Velázquez, Sharon Bryant, Kati Mac and John Loeffler |
5 | Together Forever | J.P. Hartmann, Russell Velázquez, Sharon Byrant, Elaine Casewell and Ken Cummings |
6 | 2.B.A. Master | Russell Velázquez, Erika Velázquez, Jake Velázquez and Sara Velázquez |
7 | Viridian City | Jason Paige, Andre Betts, Elaine Caswell, Vivian Cherry, Frank Lloyd and Neil Jason |
8 | You & Me & Pokémon | Élan Rivera and Johto (Musical group) |
9 | Pikachu (I Choose You) | |
10 | Song of Jigglypuff | Rachael Lillis and Johto (Musical group) |
11 | All We Wanna Do | Élan Rivera and Johto (Musical group) |
12 | Two Perfect Girls | Eric Stuart |
13 | Go Pokémon Go! (Rap) | Sam Milby ft. Juan Antonio De la Paz |
Note: "Pokémon Theme" was used as the end credit theme song in the dub, starting from "Pokémon: Indigo League" Episode 1: Pokémon - I Choose You! to Episode 57: The Breeder Center Secret, shortened theme songs were used as the end credit theme songs in the dub, from "Pokémon: Indigo League" Episode 52: Princess vs. Princess to "Pokémon: Advanced Battle" Episode 145: Pasta la Vista, shortened instrumentals of the theme songs were used as the end credit theme songs in the dub, starting from "Pokémon: Diamond & Pearl" Episode 1: Following the Maiden's Voyage.
English title | Vocalist |
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Type: Wild (English Version) | Robbie Danzie |
# | Title | Artist | Notes |
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1 | Gotta Catch 'Em All | 50.Grind | The song hit #57 on the UK Singles Chart [8] |
The Pokémon anime has many soundtracks.
Pocket Monsters Sound Anime Collection: Music Collection/Famous Scene Collection | |
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Soundtrack album by | |
Released | June 10, 1998 |
Genre | J-pop |
Language | Japanese |
Label | Pikachu Records |
Pocket Monsters Sound Anime Collection: Music Collection/Famous Scene Collection (ポケットモンスター サウンドアニメコレクション — 音楽集・名場面集, Poketto Monsutā Saundo Anime Korekushion Ongaku Shū Meibamen Shū) is the licensed soundtrack from the anime. It was released by Pikachu Records on June 10, 1998, in Japan only. This collection consists of composer Shinji Miyazaki's orchestrated arrangements of musical compositions from the first four Pokémon games by composer Junichi Masuda and exclusive musical cues heard throughout the first series. These instrumental tracks are categorized as sixteen chapters included with the show's first opening theme song "Mezase Pokémon Masutā" and third ending theme song "Poketto ni Fantajī" (both are the TV-size edits). Each of the instrumental tracks are followed by a brief commentary featuring Satoshi's Pokémon Zukan voiced by its voice actor Shin-ichiro Miki explaining each composition's association with the story and at what point it plays. Included with the album is a hard bound picture book (the Meibamen Shū (名場面集, famous (impressive) scene collection)), stickers, and a merchandise catalogue.
No. | Title | Lyrics | Music | Performed by | Length |
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1. | "Mezase Pokémon Masutā" (めざせポケモンマスターAim to Be a Pokémon Master) | Akihito Toda | Hirokazu Tanaka | Rica Matsumoto | 2:43 |
No. | Title | Music | Length |
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2. | "Pokémon! Kimi ni Kimeta!" (ポケモン!君に決めた!Pokémon! I Choose You!) | Junichi Masuda | 2:13 |
No. | Title | Music | Length |
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3. | "Tabidachi" (旅立ちSetting Off) | Junichi Masuda | 1:16 |
4. | "Jitensha de Gō!" (自転車でゴー!Go by Bicycle!) | Junichi Masuda | 1:34 |
5. | "Santo Annu Gō" (サントアンヌ号The Saint Anne) | Junichi Masuda | 1:12 |
No. | Title | Music | Length |
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6. | "Pikachū Tōjō" (ピカチュウ登場ち Pikachu Appears) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:31 |
7. | "Maboroshi no Pokémon" (幻のポケモンThe Phantom Pokémon) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:32 |
8. | "Pokémon! Getto da ze!" (ポケモン!ゲットだぜ!Get Pokémon!) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:33 |
No. | Title | Music | Length |
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9. | "Pokémon Horidē" (ポケモンホリデーPokémon Holiday) | Junichi Masuda | 1:23 |
10. | "Osorubeshi Kodakku" (おそるべしコダックFrightened Koduck ) | Junichi Masuda | 1:43 |
11. | "Pokémon Rīgu Kōnin Kyappu" (ポケモンリーグ公認キャップPokémon League Official Cap) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:30 |
No. | Title | Music | Length |
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12. | "Masaki no Tōdai" (マサキの灯台Masaki's Lighthouse) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:32 |
13. | "Densetsu" (伝説Legend) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:57 |
14. | "Roketto-dan Bosu no Tēma" (ロケット団ボスのテーマTheme of the Rocket Gang Boss) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:32 |
No. | Title | Music | Length |
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15. | "Roketto-dan Onmitsu Sakusen" (ロケット団隠密作戦Rocket Gang's Secret Strategy) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:56 |
16. | "Roketto-dan Shichihenge" (ロケット団七変化Rocket Gang's Seven's Apparition) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:28 |
17. | "Nandakanda to Kikaretara..." (なんだかんだと聞かれたら...When Hearing about Something or Other...) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:33 |
No. | Title | Music | Length |
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18. | "Kyōteki Arawaru" (強敵現わるStrong Adversary Emerges) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:36 |
19. | "Shūgeki!" (襲撃!Surprise Attack!) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:28 |
No. | Title | Music | Length |
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20. | "Nigero ya Nigero!" (逃げろや逃げろ!Escape, Escape!) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:30 |
21. | "Daikonsen" (大混戦Big Confused Fight) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:36 |
No. | Title | Music | Length |
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22. | "Pokémon Batoru" (ポケモンバトルPokémon Battle) | Junichi Masuda | 1:42 |
23. | "Shakunetsu no Batorufīrudo" (灼熱のバトルフィールドThe Red-Hot Battlefield) | Junichi Masuda | 2:14 |
24. | "Yatta ze!" (やったぜ!I Did It!) | Junichi Masuda | 2:08 |
No. | Title | Music | Length |
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25. | "Tsuki no Ishi" (月の石Stone of the Moon) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:24 |
26. | "Inori" (祈りPrayer) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:18 |
27. | "Saikai" (再会Meet Again) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:25 |
No. | Title | Music | Length |
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28. | "Oden" (おでん) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:15 |
29. | "Charinko Bōsōzoku" (チャリンコ暴走族Bicycle Gang) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:22 |
30. | "Tōshi" (闘志Fighting Spirit) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:44 |
No. | Title | Music | Length |
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31. | "Genwaku no Bijō" (眩惑の美女The Dazzling Beautiful Girl) | Junichi Masuda | 1:31 |
No. | Title | Music | Length |
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32. | "Shinobiyoru Kage" (しのびよる影Spying from the Shadows) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:28 |
33. | "Zettai Zetsumei" (絶対絶命<Desperate Situation) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:41 |
34. | "Kyōaku Pokémon Shutsugen!" (凶悪ポケモン出現!Terrible Pokémon Appearance!) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:25 |
No. | Title | Music | Length |
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35. | "Sōryokusen" (総力戦All-Out War) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:51 |
36. | "Fukutsu no Pokémon" (不屈のポケモンThe Invincible Pokémon) | Shinji Miyazaki | 2:04 |
37. | "Ikken Rakuchaku" (一件落着A Settled Matter) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:55 |
No. | Title | Music | Length |
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38. | "Namida, Nochi Hare" (涙,のち晴れAfterwards, Clear these Tears) | Shinji Miyazaki | 2:13 |
No. | Title | Music | Length |
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39. | "Deai to Wakare to" (出会いと別れとMeeting and Separating) | Shinji Miyazaki | 1:30 |
40. | "Shōri no Bajji Getto da ze!" (勝利のバッジゲットだぜ!Get a Badge of Victory!) | Shinji Miyazaki | 2:02 |
41. | "Tsuzukuttara, Tsuzuku" (続くったら,続くContinue, Continue) | Shinji Miyazaki | 2:59 |
No. | Title | Lyrics | Music | Performed by | Length |
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42. | "Poketto ni Fantajī" (ポケットにファンタジーFantasy in My Pocket) | Akihito Toda | Hirokazu Tanaka | Sachiko Kobayashi & Juri Ihata | 1:33 |
Pokémon World is a CD single released in the United States and Canada on February 8, 2000, by Koch Records. The first track is the theme song for Adventures on the Orange Islands , the second season of the anime. Its Koch Records catalog number is 8903.
No. | Title | Performed by | Length |
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1. | "Pokémon World" | Russell Velázquez | 3:15 |
2. | "Pikachu's Winter Vacation" | Russell Velázquez | 1:57 |
3. | "Pikachu's Winter Vacation (instrumental)" | Louis Cortelezzi | 1:57 |
Totally Pokémon | ||||
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Soundtrack album by Various artists | ||||
Released | January 23, 2001 | |||
Recorded | Summer 2000 | |||
Genre | Pop | |||
Length | 74:30 | |||
Label | Koch Records | |||
Producer | John Loeffler | |||
Various artists chronology | ||||
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Totally Pokémon is the second soundtrack released for the anime. This time, it includes songs from the anime's third season, The Johto Journeys .
No. | Title | Length |
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1. | "Pokémon Johto" | 2:53 |
2. | "Pikachu (I Choose You)" | 4:05 |
3. | "All We Wanna Do" | 3:59 |
4. | "The Game" | 4:40 |
5. | "He Drives Me Crazy" | 3:29 |
6. | "You & Me & Pokémon" | 4:06 |
7. | "Biggest Part of My Life" | 4:19 |
8. | "Do Ya Really Wanna Play?" | 4:09 |
9. | "Song of Jigglypuff" | 4:21 |
10. | "Two Perfect Girls" | 3:37 |
11. | "Never Too Far from Home" | 3:23 |
12. | "Pokérap GS" | 4:14 |
13. | "Pokémon Johto" (Karaoke Version) | 2:53 |
14. | "Pikachu (I Choose You)" (Karaoke Version) | 4:05 |
15. | "All We Wanna Do" (Karaoke Version) | 3:59 |
16. | "You & Me & Pokémon" (Karaoke Version) | 4:08 |
17. | "Song of Jigglypuff" (Karaoke Version) | 4:21 |
18. | "Two Perfect Girls" (Karaoke Version) | 3:38 |
19. | "Pokérap GS" (Karaoke Version) | 4:11 |
Pokémon Christmas Bash | ||||
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Soundtrack album by Various artists | ||||
Released | October 23, 2001 | |||
Recorded | 2001 | |||
Genre | Christmas, pop | |||
Length | 39:15 | |||
Label | Koch Records | |||
Producer | Unknown | |||
Various artists chronology | ||||
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Pokémon Christmas Bash is a soundtrack CD album of Pokémon-themed Christmas songs performed by cast of the 4Kids Entertainment English anime dub. It was only released in America and Germany, called "Pokémon Weihnachts Party".
No. | Title | Length |
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1. | "Pokémon Christmas Bash" | 4:18 |
2. | "I'm Giving Santa a Pikachu for Christmas" | 2:47 |
3. | "Winter is the Coolest Time of Year" | 2:23 |
4. | "Nobody Don't Like Christmas" | 3:01 |
5. | "I Keep My Home in My Heart" | 3:25 |
6. | "The Christmas Song" | 2:53 |
7. | "Under the Mistletoe" | 3:31 |
8. | "Must Be Santa" | 2:11 |
9. | "The Night Before Christmas" | 4:24 |
10. | "Christmas Medley" | 3:47 |
11. | "I'm Giving Santa a Pikachu for Christmas" (Karaoke Version) | 2:48 |
12. | "Christmas Medley" (Karaoke Version) | 3:47 |
Pokémon X: 10 Years of Pokémon | ||||
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Soundtrack album by Various artists | ||||
Released | March 27, 2007 | |||
Recorded | 1998–2007 | |||
Genre | Pop, rock, pop punk | |||
Length | 44:55 | |||
Label | Koch Records | |||
Various artists chronology | ||||
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Pokémon X: 10 Years of Pokémon is an album released for the tenth anniversary of Pokémon. This CD consists of nine Pokémon theme songs from the first nine seasons, including several tracks from other albums. A CD sampler was released alongside the DVD release of Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea exclusively at Toys "R" Us. U.S. Target stores also released a sampler with the movie and included an exclusive bonus remix of the Hoenn Pokérap. Both samplers contained five tracks taken from Pokémon X. But sadly, Pokémon X: 10 Years of Pokémon album has been decreased tracks from 18 to 13 in 2016.
No. | Title | Note | Length |
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1. | "Pokémon Theme (Season Theme)" (with John Siegler/John Loeffler) | Theme of Indigo League | 3:18 |
2. | "PokéRap" (with John Siegler/John Loeffler) | Pokémon 1 – 150 | 3:04 |
3. | "Pokémon World (Season Theme)" (with John Loeffler/John Siegler) | Theme of Adventures on the Orange Islands | 1:02 |
4. | "2.B.A. Master" (with Russell Velázquez/John Loeffler) | 4:04 | |
5. | "Together Forever" (with Ken Cummings/John Loeffler) | 3:55 | |
6. | "Double Trouble (Team Rocket)" (with Louis Cortelezzi/Bob Mayo/John Loeffler) | 3:53 | |
7. | "Pokémon Johto (Season Theme)" (with John Loeffler/John Siegler) | Theme of The Johto Journeys | 2:54 |
8. | "Pokérap GS" (with John Loeffler/John Siegler) | Pokémon 152 – 250 | 4:12 |
9. | "Born to Be a Winner (Season Theme)" (with John Loeffler/John Siegler) | Theme of Johto League Champions | 0:49 |
10. | "Believe in Me (Season Theme)" (with David Rolfe/John Siegler) | Theme of Master Quest | 0:47 |
11. | "I Want to Be a Hero (Season Theme)" (with David Rolfe/John Siegler) | Theme of Pokémon Advanced | 0:49 |
12. | "This Dream (Season Theme)" (with David Rolfe/John Siegler) | Theme of Advanced Challenge | 0:48 |
13. | "Unbeatable (Season Theme)" (with David Rolfe/John Siegler) | Theme of Advanced Battle | 1:01 |
14. | "Battle Frontier (Season Theme)" (with John Loeffler/David Wolfert) | Theme of Battle Frontier | 1:05 |
15. | "Hoenn Pokérap" (with Andrew Sherman/Ethan Eubanks) | Pokémon 151, 251 – 262, 264 – 368, 370 – 386 | 4:19 |
16. | "Best Friends" (with John Loeffler/David Wolfert) | 2:26 | |
17. | "Stay Together" (with NiNi Camps/Gary Philips) | 2:28 | |
18. | "Go Pokémon Go" (with Lawrence Neves/Atsushi 'Toya' Tokuya) | 4:46 |
No. | Title | Note | Length |
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1. | "Pokémon Theme (Season Theme)" (with John Siegler/John Loeffler) | Theme of Indigo League | 3:18 |
2. | "PokéRap" (with John Siegler/John Loeffler) | Pokémon 1 – 150 | 3:04 |
3. | "Together Forever" (with Ken Cummings/John Loeffler) | 3:55 | |
4. | "I Want to Be a Hero (Season Theme)" (with David Rolfe/John Siegler) | Theme of Pokémon Advanced | 0:49 |
5. | "Stay Together" (with NiNi Camps/Gary Philips) | 2:28 |
No. | Title | Note | Length |
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1. | "Pokémon Theme (Season Theme)" (with John Siegler/John Loeffler) | Theme of Indigo League | 3:18 |
2. | "PokéRap" (with John Siegler/John Loeffler) | Pokémon 1 – 150 | 3:04 |
3. | "Together Forever" (with Ken Cummings/John Loeffler) | 3:55 | |
4. | "I Want to Be a Hero (Season Theme)" (with David Rolfe/John Siegler) | Theme of Pokémon Advanced | 0:49 |
5. | "Hoenn Pokérap" (with Andrew Sherman/Ethan Eubanks) | Pokémon 151, 251 – 262, 264 – 368, 370 – 386 | 4:18 |
No. | Title | Note | Length |
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1. | "Pokémon Theme (Season Theme)" (with John Siegler/John Loeffler) | Theme of Indigo League | 3:18 |
2. | "PokéRap" (with John Siegler/John Loeffler) | Pokémon 1 – 150 | 3:04 |
3. | "Pokémon World (Season Theme)" (with John Loeffler/John Siegler) | Theme of Adventures on the Orange Islands | 1:02 |
4. | "2.B.A. Master" (with Russell Velázquez/John Loeffler) | 4:04 | |
5. | "Together Forever" (with Ken Cummings/John Loeffler) | 3:55 | |
6. | "Double Trouble (Team Rocket)" (with Louis Cortelezzi/Bob Mayo/John Loeffler) | 3:53 | |
7. | "Pokémon Johto (Season Theme)" (with John Loeffler/John Siegler) | Theme of The Johto Journeys | 2:54 |
8. | "Pokérap GS" (with John Loeffler/John Siegler) | Pokémon 152 – 250 | 4:12 |
9. | "Born to Be a Winner (Season Theme)" (with John Loeffler/John Siegler) | Theme of Johto League Champions | 0:49 |
10. | "I Want to Be a Hero (Season Theme)" (with David Rolfe/John Siegler) | Theme of Pokémon Advanced | 0:49 |
11. | "Battle Frontier (Season Theme)" (with John Loeffler/David Wolfert) | Theme of Battle Frontier | 1:05 |
12. | "Stay Together" (with NiNi Camps/Gary Philips) | 2:28 | |
13. | "Go Pokémon Go" (with Lawrence Neves/Atsushi 'Toya' Tokuya) | 4:46 |
Pocket Monsters Original Soundtrack Best 1997–2010 | |
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Soundtrack album by | |
Released | September 8, 2010 |
Recorded | 1997–2010 |
Length | 2:13:19 |
Label | Pikachu Records |
Pocket Monsters Original Soundtrack Best 1997–2010 is an album that is released two weeks before the debut of Pokémon: Best Wishes! in Japan. It has all of the songs divided into two volumes.
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