Dogasu's Backpack (December 29th, 2020) - Pocket Monsters The Movie "Koko" Theme Song

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to Dogasu's Backpack, a fansite for the Japanese franchise PocketMonsters! For 20 years this website has been your guide for theJapanese version of Pok mon and contains content you can't findanywhere else. Stufflike detailed comparisons between the Japanese version and the Englishversion of the animated series, interview translations, information onJapan-only manga, a lyrics database, a home video guide, and much more!So whetheryou're a seasoned veteran or a newbie just getting into PocketMonsters,this site has something for every fan to enjoy.Dogasu@ 00:55 JST -- This has been reported abunch of times by now but the 23rd Pok mon moviehas a grand total of six vocal songs. Tonight's update is an in-depthlook at all six of these songs.Show Window, a songthat plays when Satoshi shows Koko around Milyfa Town.Mori no Humming, asong that plays during a climatic part of the film.For each song I've got the full lyrics in Japanese, their Englishtranslations, a list of the musicians and other staff who worked oneach song, and any comments made by the musicians about each song.All six songs are available internationally (!!!!!!) on both Spotifyand Apple Music under thetitle "Pokemon Movie Koko Theme Songs." The CD withall six songs (plus all the songs Okazaki Physical Education did forthe Sun Moon TV seriesis also currently on sale.Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfPocket Monsters TheMovie "Koko" Box Office Performance: Week OneDecember 28th, 2020Dogasu@ 14:26 JST -- The Japanese box officeresults for this past weekend have been released and it's official: Pocket Monsters The Movie "Koko"came in as the Number 2 movie in Japan!Source:Kogyo Tsushin(posted December 28th, 2020)First place went to DemonSlayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba The Movie: Mugen Train, which ifyou've been following the Japanese box office these past few months isnot even the least bit surprising. The movie's now the #1top earning film in Japanese history so there was absolutely no wayPok mon was goingto come anywhere close to beating it. The Number Three spot went to Romanceof the Three Kingdoms - The New Interpretation.Other new films debuting this weekend include Poupelle of Chimney Town, whichcame in at Number Four, and Josee,the Tiger and the Fish, which debuted at Number Nine.The film's actual box office earnings have not been made public yet butI'll be sure to add them once they become available. There was no post-credits teaser for Pok monMovie 24this time around so we have no idea when the next film is coming out.Based on this weekend's performance, though, it seems pretty clear that Pok mon movies will do wellno matter what time of the year they come out.Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfPocket Monsters TheMovie "Koko" - The ReviewDecember 26th, 2020Dogasu@ 00:07 JST -- After what seems like aneternity the 23rd Pocket Monstersmovie, Pocket Monsters The Movie"Koko," has finally hit theaters. I went to see it on openingand so, as usual, I wanted to share my thoughts on this (currently)Japan-only film in my review ofthe film.The review has a lot ofspoilers in it so avoid it if you'd rather wait to watch the movieyourself before finding out what happens.Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfPocket Monsters TheMovie "Koko" ~ One More Beginning ~ Chapter TwoDecember 24th, 2020Dogasu@ 22:32 JST -- The January 2021 issue of CoroCoro Comics, which went on saleDecember 15th, featured the second chapter of the Movie 23 prequel manga, PocketMonsters The Movie "Koko" ~ One More Beginning ~!The second chapter shows the continuing battle betweenKoko and the giant Maruyakude rampaging about in the Okoya Forest.While this manga depicts an original story, it contains several hintsabout the kinds of things we'll be seeing in the new movie that comesout tomorrow, such as the Spring of Healing and the Holy Tree. A graphic novel collection of the manga will be made availabletomorrow, December 25th. Amazon liststhe graphic novel as having 128 pages so that means the manga's thirdand final chapter's gonna clock in at around 32 pages.More information on this third chapter will be posted once I finish mycoverage of the actual film itself. Until tomorrow!Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfPocket Monsters TheMovie "Koko" to bring up Satoshi's DadDecember 24th, 2020Dogasu@ 11:53 JST -- An Oricon news articlereleased just a few hours ago reveals that Satoshi's going to talkabout his own dad in Pocket Monsters The Movie "Koko,"which comes out in theaters tomorrow, December 25th.I don't have time to translate the full article right now but here'sthe relevant part:The source of Satoshi's ability to takeaction is his father. What's etched into the heart of a boy who's stillonly ten years old.In this movie, one part that's sure to leave an impression is when Kokostruggles with questions of both his very existence and therelationship between him and his father -- "Am I a Pok mon? Oram I a human?" When he sees Koko struggling with this, the maincharacter Satoshi reminisces about his own father, for the very firsttime, and talks about the effect his old man's had on him. Satoshi'smom has been appearing in the TV and movie series a number of timesbefore, of course, but as a fan, hearing Satoshi bring up his dadnow, at a time like this, was a huge shock. Director Yajima says: "Theevents in this movie take place after Zarude has been raising the babyKoko for ten years. They meet Satoshi and Pikachu in the jungle wherethey live, and little by little seeds of doubt begin to bud withinKoko, who up until now had never questioned the idea that he himself isa Pok mon. And we show him questioning his own existence and therelationship between him and his father when he asks "Dada, am I ahewmann?""During all that, having Satoshi go "When I see [Koko and the others],I'm reminded of my own papa," and then having him go on to talk abouthis own father is something we've never done in the Pok monseries up until now. But when he sees Koko question the relationshipwith Zarude, his father, we thought it'd be unnatural for him to not bring up his own dad. Satoshihas never really talked about his father up until now, but since wehave a story with a "parent and son" theme we had a perfect excuse tobring it up and so when Satoshi sees Zarude, the father, and Koko, theson, we had to come up with what kind of memories Satoshi'd have abouthis own father. He can say this about Koko as well, but since theparent who raised him is still around that means is existence andactions must have some kind of meaning. Also, Satoshi is the kind ofboy who doesn't look down on people and can make friends with justabout anybody and so he connects to his friend Koko by talking notabout his mother, but about his own father.We all know Satoshi, and how he never gives up, and how he's anenergetic boy who has a positive outlook on life. We thought by makinghis father's words be what make that Satoshi the way he is it'd makehis actions make sense and would make for a great fit for this "parentand child story" that's the central theme of this year's film. Satoshiis working to become a Pok mon Master, and we feel that weshould have the reasons he does the things he does come from hisfamily. That's because Satoshi is still a ten-year-old boy who needsthe love of his parents, after all. By talking about his father for thefirst time, we'll understand that his personality and the things hedoes come from his father.I personally wouldn't get my hopes up too much -- I'mbetting there will be like two, three lines of dialogue, tops -- butit's still interesting how they're even going there in the first place.I will of course provide as much information about this part of themovie as I can when I go see it in a little less than 24 hours from now.Special thanks to Twitter user Frandango for the tip!Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfPocket Monsters TheMovie "Koko" Supporters' Podcast - Episode 08December 15th, 2020Dogasu@ 13:54 JST -- My write-up for Episode 08of Pocket Monsters The Movie "Koko"podcast is...well, it's not here because the episode's release hasbeen postponed until further notice! Why was it postponed? We can only speculate at this point, but I postthe most likely reason in my placeholderwrite-up for the episode.Episode 09 is still scheduled to be released this Friday, December 18that 20:00 JST. The special guest will be one of the film'sExecutive Producers, Mr. Hidenaga Katakami ( ).Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfAnimedia August 2019Issue - Interview with Sun Moondirector Daiki TomiyasuDecember 10th, 2020Dogasu@ 22:53 JST -- Late last month Itranslated an interview with Mr.Masachika Ichimura and Ms. Sachiko Kobayashi from the August 2019issue of Animedia. There was one other interview in that issue so fortonight's update I wanted to go ahead and get atranslation of that up as well.The interview is with Mr.Daiki Tomiyasu, the director of the Sun Moon TV series. Thisissue of Animedia was released right at the start of the AlolaPok mon League so there aren't any real surprises in there butit is interesting to see howhe was trying to hype up the league now that we know exactly how it allended up.Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfPocket Monsters TheMovie "Koko" Supporters' Podcast - Episode 07November 29th, 2020Dogasu@ 9:54 JST -- The next entry in my highlyacclaimed series of write-ups on the Pocket Monsters The Movie "Koko"podcast is now up with my entry for theseventh episode! This week's episode features the one and only Ms.Rica Matsumoto!The episode doesn't go into as much detail as the last two did (it'salmost ten minutes shorter, for starters) but it's still a charminglook at one of the people who's become the face of the animated seriesover the years. Ms. Matsumoto talks about her past working in radio,what kind of character she wants Satoshi to be, and how she's oftenrecognized on the street because her actual voice is so similar to herSatoshi voice. Check it out!It seems like maybe this Friday's episode may be the last episode ofthe podcast, maybe? They haven't announced anything beyond Episode 08and the movie's release is only a few weeks away so I think we mightonly get one more of these things. Episode 08 will feature RicaMatsumoto and Kou'ichi Yamadera and is scheduled to be released thisFriday, December 11th at 20:00 JST.Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfPocket Monsters TheMovie "Koko" ~ One More Beginning ~ Chapter OneDecember 4th, 2020Dogasu@ 22:17 JST -- The issue of CoroCoroComics that went on sale the middle of last month featured the firstchapter of a Movie 23prequel manga entitled Pocket Monsters The Movie "Koko" ~ OneMore Beginning ~. Tonight's update takes a detailed look atthat first chapter.The first 48-page chapter tells the story of Koko from about threeyears before the events of PocketMonsters The Movie "Koko." How did Zarude meet Koko? Will thehuman boy ever be able to learn how to use a Pok mon attack? Andwhat happens when an angry Maruyakude begins rampaging throughout theOkoya Forest? I've written a detailed plot synopsis of thechapter, a bunch of character bios,and an "about theauthor" page.Chapter Two is scheduled to be in the issue of CoroCoro Comics thatcomes out December 15th. A graphic novel collection is scheduled tocome out ten days later on December 25th.Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfEpisode Comparison "Pok ball Peril"November 30th, 2020Dogasu@ 23:36 JST -- I didn't want too muchtime to pass since the last time I did one of these so today I'veprepared for you a new episode comparison! This time it's for theOrange Islands episode "Pok ballPeril," aka the episode where Brock leaves the show.The topic of Takeshi's exile is talked about in this comparisonin-depth, as well as the eight million little dialogue edits 4Kids madethroughout the episode, so be sure to check it out!Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfPocket Monsters TheMovie "Koko" Supporters' Podcast - Episode 06November 29th, 2020Dogasu@ 21:48 JST -- Episode #6 of the Pocket Monsters The Movie "Koko"podcast came out November 20th so I've written up a summary of thejam-packed episode here.This episode is Part Two of a two-part conversation with the movie'ssound director, Mr. Masafumi Mima, and its composer, Mr. ShinjiMiyazaki.The episode delves into the document Mr. Mima uses to order new musicfrom his composer, Mr. Miyazaki's philosophy behind the role musicplays in a film, how "translations" of what the Pok mon areactually saying are written in the scripts for the benefit of theactors, each guests' favorite piece of music, and much much more! At 37minutes this was the longest episode of the podcast to date so set sometime aside for this one; it's going to be an in-depth read.Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfImpressions:Pocket Monsters Planetarium "The Message from the Aurora"November 23rd, 2020Dogasu@ 12:13 JST -- This past Saturday Ifinally got a chance to check out the newest Pocket Monsters Planetarium,special, Pocket Monsters Planetarium"The Message from the Aurora" and so I've prepared a write-upon the episode.The write-up includes themost detailed plot synopsis of the episode you will ever find online,comments on the presentation, and whatever other stray comments I canthink to make. You are simply not going to find a page on the Internetwith more information on this special than this one right here.I've also updated themain page for the special with the complete voice cast and partialstaff list.PocketMonsters Planetarium "The Message from the Aurora" iscurrentlyplaying exclusively in planetariums throughout Japan. None of the otherplanetarium specials have ever gotten international releases so itseems unlikely that this one will either.Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfAnimedia August 2019Issue - Interview with Masachika Ichimura Sachiko KobayashiNovember 20th, 2020Dogasu@ 23:40 JST -- Mr. Masachika Ichimurareturned to the Pocket Monsters(2019) animated series in this evening's episode so I thoughtnow's as good a time as any to dust off aninterview he did last year with Animedia magazine to promote therelease of Mewtwo Strikes Back Evolution.The interview goes into how the actor felt playing Mewtwo again afterso many years, what he did (or didn't do!) to prepare for last year'sremake, and how he feels about playing characters in animation vs.playing characters on stage. The interview also includes a conversationwith Ms. Sachiko Kobayashi, the voice of Voyager and the singer of themovie's ending theme Kaze to Issho ni,that talks about what it was like for her to play Voyager again afterall these years and what it's like sharing the stage with ShokoNakagawa.The magazine also has an interview with Daiki Tomiyasu, the director ofthe Sun Moon TV series,but that translation will have to come another day.Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfPocket Monsters TheMovie "Koko" Supporters' Podcast - Episode 05November 19th, 2020Dogasu@ 12:39 JST -- The fifth episode of the Pocket Monsters The Movie "Koko"podcast came out November 13th so I've written up a summary thatyou can read here.This (well, last) week's guests are Mr. Mima Masafumi, the sounddirector for all things Pok mon,and the composer of the film's music, Mr. Shinji Miyazaki. Thisepisode, which is Part One of a two-part conversation, goes into thebackgrounds of guests, discusses how Mr. Mima's job is very much likebeing an "interpreter," and how working on the TV series and the moviesare different.It's also, officially, the first time we've gotten confirmation thatMr. Shinji Miyazaki will be composing the instrumental music for thisyear's film! Up until just this past weekend the official website onlylisted Okazaki Physical Education under the film's "Music" credit butat the same time the fact that Mr. Miyazaki was coming back has been telegraphedpretty hard over the past few months.Part Two of the podcast, which also features Mr. Mima and Mr. Miyazaki,comes out tomorrow, November 20th.Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfPok mon WorldAtlas UpdateNovember 17th, 2020Dogasu@ 21:11 JST -- Today's non-Koko update is something I've beenmeaning to do for years and yearsat this point; dust off the old Pok monWorld Atlas section and finally give it a much-needed overhaul!timestamp on the old HTML file it looks like Ihadn't updated the Pok mon World Atlas page since around 2012 orso, though Ifeel like it's probably been even longer than that. Part of thatis just me prioritizing other sections of the site while another partof thatwas me trying to figure out just what I wanted that section to be.What I ended up on was a page that functions not unlike my List of Pok mon pages. Oneach page I provide the Japanese name, a breakdown of that name, andthe name used in the English localizations for each location I couldthink of. I've also included information, where applicable, about anyplaces in the real world that the Pok mon world location mayhave been modeled after. With very few exceptions we don't really haveofficial confirmation on the models for each town so what you seelisted is mostly just educated guesses. Today is only the first step toward a total revamp of that portion ofwebsite. At the moment I only have two regions done - Kanto and Galar- with the rest coming at a later date. The plan is to add Johtothrough Alola, as well as non-main series regions like the OrangeIslands and the Orre Region, little by little as time goes on. If any of you have any feedback on these pages or want to see meinclude anything else that you may find useful then please let me know!Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGf Pocket Monsters TheMovie "Koko" Supporters' Podcast - Episode 04November 11th, 2020Dogasu@ 22:37 JST -- The fourth episode of the Pocket Monsters The Movie "Koko"podcast came out October 30th so I've written up a (belated)summary thatyou can read here.This time around the show welcomes the director of thePok mon movies' trailers, Mr. Taichi Terahara ( ).Mr. Terahara talks about his history with Pok mon, how they comeup with trailer ideas, and how their team is able to makePok mon movie trailers despite the fact that they have to putthem together long before the animators have finished drawing themovie. It's a really interesting episode to be sure to checkit out!For this week's episode (November 13th) the show will welcome Mr.Masafumi Mima, the sound director for all things Pok mon, aswell as Pok mon music composer extraordinaire Mr. ShinjiMiyazaki. The two will return for the episode that comes out November20th. After that the show will take a week off before coming backDecember 4th with special guest Rica Matsumoto! It's going to be agreat batch of episodes!I've also been working on a few non-movie related updates because I'vegotten feedback from some of you that maybe I've been doing too many Koko updates lately. Which, fairenough. Please know that I hear this feedback and am working hard toprovide a variety of content between now and when the movie finallycomes out a little over a month from now. Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfPocket Monsters TheMovie "Koko" Theme Song CollectionNovember 10th, 2020Dogasu@ 12:16 JST -- This morning a new CD wasannounced to coincide with the release of Pocket Monsters The Movie "Koko."The CD, Pocket MonstersThe Movie "Koko" Theme Song Collection, is going to be acollection of all the music Okazaki Physical Education has produced forfranchise so far. That includes the six songs he produced for the 23rdmovie (some of which hadn't been revealed yet!) as well as all theopening and ending themes he did throughout the Pocket Monsters Sun Moon era.The two versions of the CD - one that includes a DVD with various musicvideos, and one that does not - goes on sale December 23rd.Details about the CDs have been added to the CD Guide.Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGf.Upcoming SpecialGuests on the Pocket Monsters (2019)TV seriesNovember 8th, 2020Dogasu@ 22:56 JST -- The last few days we'vegotten news of a string of special guest voice actors coming to the Pocket Monsters (2019) TV seriesover the next few weeks.The first actor revealed is none other than Masachika Ichimura ( ),who's coming back to reprise the role of Mewtwo in the episode thatairs November 20th."As an actor I've played a lotof different roles over the years, and "Mewtwo" is one of thosecharacters that lives on inside of me, so much so that I feel like Ireally am Mewtwo standing infront of Satoshi and Gou instead of just an actor playing a part.Twenty-three years ago MewtwoStrikes Back came out and made Mewtwo fans out of a lot ofchildren, and then last year's movie MewtwoStrikes Back Evolution came along and gave all those Gen Z kidsa chance to become new fans of the character.The children who went to the theater and saw Mewtwo's birth back thenare all grown up now and maybe even have children of their own. So Ihope those parents who are watching this show with their own childrenare the ones who get the most excited, and I hope I can be a part ofthat."Mewtwo, Masachika IchimuraMr. Ichimura was - andI hope this goes without saying - the voice of Mewtwo in 1998's PocketMonsters The Movie "Mewtwo Strikes Back!", 2000's Mewtwo Lives TV Special, and2019's Mewtwo Strikes Back Evolution,the latter of which is actually available with a Japanese audio optionon Netflix in North America. The 71-year-old is mostly known for hisstage work, starring in the Japanese productions of such plays as Jesus Christ Superstar, Equus, Phantom of the Opera, and Miss Saigon, though he's appearedin dozens of live action films and TV series as well.Entertainment news site OriconNews, among others, provides a brief summary of the upcoming Mewtwoepisode:that airs November 20th, "Battle and Get! Mewtwo Comes Back," the oneknown as the "strongest" Pok mon, Mewtwo, finally appears in thePok mon TVseries. In this episode, which is set after the events of the firstmovie Pocket Monsters Mewtwo StrikesBack!, Satoshi and Gou come to an isolated island in search ofMew but end up finding Mewtwo instead. Mewtwo asks the two somethingbefore Satoshi and Gou put their "dreams" on the line in a battle infront of Mewtwo.In the episode that airs the followingweek, "Pok mon Champion! The Battle of Big Eaters!" the comedytrio Sanji no Heroine (3 ) will appear as special guest voiceactors, though information about what characters they'll be playinghasn't been revealed yet.members of Sanji no Heroine, from left to right:Yumecchi ( ), Maki Fukuda ( ), and Kanade ( ).comedy duo Chidori ( ) will appearon the December 4th episode "Pikachu's Almost Close Call!" Like withthe Sanji no Heroine, details about the roles the two will be playinghave not been revealed yet.It's possible the two comedy groups above will play characters who aremodeled after them (not unlike how Kasuking was modeled after ToshiakiKasuga in the half episode "Splash, Koiking!") though we won't knowthat for sure until we get closer to the episodes' airing.Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGf"Twilight Wings"Episode 08November 7th, 2020Dogasu@ 15:36 JST -- The special bonus episodeof Twilight Wings that covers the"Isle of Armor" and "Crown Tundra" DLC came out the other day so I''mhere to provide the usual.Link to the episodeon YouTubeFull cast listFull staff creditsThe Pok mon Company Internationalmade a lastminute announcement that the English version of the episode wasbeing delayed to November 17th so it looks like we're going to have towait another week and some change before we get to see their version.The English version of the seventh episode actually included translatedcredits after removing them from the first six episodes, so here'shoping all the Episode 8 staff get credited as well!Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfPocket Monsters TheMovie "Koko" Supporters' Podcast - Episode 03October 30th, 2020Dogasu@ 08:50 JST -- The third episode of the Pocket Monsters The Movie "Koko"podcast was released a week ago so I've written up a (belated)summary thatyou can read here.This time around the show welcomes the film's publicityproducer,Mr. Michihiro Morita ( ).Mr. Morita talks about what it is exactly that he does, the challengesof advertising a new film in the COVID-19 era, and about the pivot thefilms have taken from being these kids' films to being movies for fansof all ages. Checkit out!Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfspoon.2Di Issue 63TranslationOctober 26th, 2020Dogasu@ 21:29 JST -- It's been a while sinceI've done a non-Koko update(though I have been surreptitiously updating pages, such as adding the track listingto the Pocket Monsters (2019) soundtrack) so tonight I would like topresent you a new translation: an interviewwith Pocket Monsters (2019)producer Tomoya Negishi from Issue 63 of the Japanese magazinespoon.2Di.The interview (and accompanying comments) is from the end of June, afew weeks after the show came back from the hiatus it had to take dueto COVID-19. How is the show's staff adapting to this post-coronavirusworld? How did they decide to have the Kalos Gym Leader Corni be thefirst "older character" Satoshi faces off against? And who came up withthe two-in-one episode idea in the first place? All that - plus anacknowledgment that hey, we're going to have to eventually deal withGou trying to get legendary Pok mon at some point - can be foundhere!Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfPocket Monsters TheMovie "Koko" Supporters' Podcast - Episode 02October 20th, 2020Dogasu@ 22:55 JST -- The second episode of the Pocket Monsters The Movie "Koko"podcast was released on Friday so I've written up a summary thatyou can read here.This episode is a continuation of last week's conversation with thedirector of the upcoming film, Mr. Tetsuo Yajima, and the voice actorfor one of the new characters who appears in the film, Ms. ShokoNakagawa. The two of them talk to the podcast host about what Mr.Yajima was looking for when he cast the film, what kind of directingstyle he uses, how the music for the film was developed, and more! Theyalso answer some listener questions including a question about thisyear's location scouting trip. There's a lot of great stuff in this oneso be sure to check it out!The guests for the podcast's third and fourth episodes will be Mr. Michihiro Morita ( ), who's in charge of thefilm's publicity, and Mr. Taichi Terahara ( ), the director ofthe film's trailers. So I'm guessing there will be a lot of talk aboutthe film's advertising, I guess...? The podcast will take November 6thoff and then come back on the 13th with for another two-parter withspecial guests Mr. MasafumiMima ( ), the film'ssound director, and Mr.Shinji Miyazaki ( ), aman who has not officiallybeen announced as doing the film's music but it's more or lessconfirmed at this point. I've got a bunch of other non-movie related updates in the works duringall this so if you don't care about these podcasts then there willstill be new things for you to enjoy.Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfMore new Pocket Monsters The Movie"Koko"songs revealedOctober 11th, 2020Dogasu@ 23:35 JST -- Earlier this morning yetanother new song was revealed that'll be used in Pocket Monsters The Movie "Koko". Its name is Show Window and I've takeneverything we know about it so far and made a page for it in the Lyrics Section.I had to transcribe the lyrics by ear and wasn't able to catch everyword being said but I think I was able to get enough of it to give youa good idea of what it's going to be about.Lyrics to Okite no Uta, an insertsong that was revealed back on September 27th, have also been added.The film's official website states that Okazaki Physical Education isproviding a total of six songs for the movie and so these two, combinedwith the song Fushigi na Fushigi na Ikimonothat was revealed on August 5th, means that we have three songs left. Iimagine the remaining songs will be teased before the film is releasedon December 25th.At this time there is still no word on who will be providing theinstrumental music in the film.Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfPocket Monsters TheMovie "Koko" Supporters' Podcast - Episode 01October 11th, 2020Dogasu@ 00:34 JST -- The first episode of thenew official Pocket Monsterspodcast, Pocket Monsters The Movie "Koko"Supporters' Podcast - "The Movie Secrets We Want to Tell You",came out last night. The whole thing's in Japanese and, well, that'snot very useful if you don't know Japanese and so I thought it'd behelpful to make up a page summarizing what all they talked about sothat you don't miss out. The Episode 01 write-up can be found here.I would like to do one of these write-ups every week so I'd like to getyour feedback between now and the next episode. Do you like the formatof this write-up? Do you want it to continue to be this long-formsummary or would you like something shorter and easier to skim? Let meknow!The second episode of this new weekly podcast will be released Friday,October 16th at 20:00 JST.Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGf CDs are still a thingin Japan in the year 2020October 9th, 2020Dogasu@ 11:19 JST -- We haven't gotten any new Pocket Monsters CDs in a littleover a year now but within the past week or so we've gotten word of two(well, three) brand new releases! The first of these is the CD single for Acacia,that Bump of Chicken song that played during that "Gotcha!" videothat came out last week. There are two versions of the CD coming out;one's a Pok mon-centric release that focuses on the song Acacia and comes packaged with aDVD featuring the Gotcha! music video, while the other one focuses on adifferent Bump of Chicken single and comes packaged with a DVDfeaturing concert footage of the band. Both versions come out November4th, 2020.The other CD release is "Pocket Monsters" The Animated SeriesOriginal Soundtrack, a CD release of the background music tothe Pocket Monsters (2019)series currently airing as composed by Mr. Yuki Hayashi! This is thefirst time a Pocket MonstersTV series' background music has been released on CD (not counting themovie soundtracks, of course) since TV Anime PocketMonsters Original Soundtrack Best 1997 - 2010 back in 2011 so thisis actually a pretty major release here! We don't know how many trackswill be included or what kinds of extras (if any) it'll come with butwe do know that it also has a release date of November 4th, 2020.And who knows? Maybe if this CD release does well enough we might evendare to hope that Sony Music Entertainment Japan will someday (somehow)release the music from Best Wishes! ~Sun Moon thatnever got a CD release...?Information on all these newly announced CDs, including links to whereyou can buy them yourself, can be found in the CDGuide.Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGfManga: "The NintendoAll-Stars Free-For-All! Smash Brothers"October 1st, 2020Dogasu@ 23:07 JST -- Back in 1999 - the yearthe very first Super Smash Bros.game (called The Nintendo All-StarsFree-For-All! Smash Brothers here in Japan) came out on theNintendo 64 - the kids' magazine CoroCoroComics published a short, 20-page Smash Bros manga.For tonight's update I present that manga toyou on The NintendoAll-Stars Free-For-All! Smash Brothers page of the Manga Guide!I've got everything there is to know about this manga: a detailed story synopsis,characterbios, and an Aboutthe Author page. It's basically everything I can do short of justposting the full manga outright! The Nintendo All-Stars Free-For-All!Smash Brothers is a gag manga from a kids' magazine so don't expectepic battles or deep lore or anything like that; it's just a fun littlestory for kids, nothing more, nothing less. Still, it's kind of neat tosee things like Mario ordering Pikachu around in battle or Samus Aranwith a construction hat on, and the art's kind of cute, so definitelytake a look!As far as I can tell this is the only website on all the Internet -Japanese, English, or otherwise - to ever post anything about thismanga so this is 100% for sure something you've never seen before.Enjoy!Discussthis on Facebook| Twitter| BMGf

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