One of the most notorious elements of the early Pokémon films was nearly missing, if it weren't for the dub's scriptwriters.

Pokemon: The First Movie first landed in America in 1999, bringing in a staggering $172 million USD around the world over the course of its time in theaters. Though it didn’t become the number ...

The first movie to take Ash and give him a greater role was Pokémon the Movie 2000. ... The Pokemon Movie: I Choose You, Pikachu on Ash's shoulder as he holds Ho-Oh's rainbow feather.

I decided to rewatch Pokemon: The First Movie as an adult and I have a lot of thoughts. Let's get into it.

Twenty-five years ago, Pokemon: The First Movie took Ash Ketchum to new heights (and killed him). Photo: Warner Bros. For Veronica Taylor, the actress who voiced Ash for the first eight seasons ...

As per Screenrant, The Big Hit Show podcast host, Alex Pappademas revealed this bit of information where he spoke about Leonardo DiCaprio almost voiced Ash in Pokémon: The First Movie.

Pokemon: The First Movie - Mewtwo Strikes Back, which was originally released in Japan in 1998, is getting a CG remake and we now have our first look at Ash, Misty, Brock, and Pikachu.

Netflix is releasing a new, CGI animated version of the very first Pokémon movie. Dubbed Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution, the remake of the 1998 film follows Ash and friends as they get ...

The Pokemon Company. Ash's dad has never been seen in the Pokémon anime or movies. It's mentioned briefly in the first season of the series that he was training to be a Pokémon Master, just like ...

"He said 'Hey, we really want this. We can make this work. We're going to bring in Leonardo DiCaprio to play the voice of Ash. It's going to get a lot of buzz, we're going to have a lot, and we'll ...

The Pokemon Company’s first live-action film is all about Detective Pikachu and not Ash Ketchum, the protagonist throughout the animated series, a decision that resulted from the company wanting ...

Since the Pokemon franchise first kicked off in the mid-90s, the Pokemon Company and its subsidiaries have rolled out countless television specials, straight-to-DVD films, theatrical movies, and ...