It looks like each of the normally-colored Genesect has one of the four available Drives in the games, so this should be interesting.

Congratulations on completing this amazing project, Ivan! The music database has become an amazing reference for any Pokémon fan interested in the show's music thanks to your hard work. Your dedication is remarkable! :)

My Black 2 Friend Code is 1550 3157 6966.

Added:
Both of Kaioshin's FCs.
Adamant's FCs.

Seeing as with the release of Pokémon Black 2 and Pokémon White 2 the option to add your game friends as your Dream Pals has returned, and now that one can have up to 50 Dream Pals, I figured creating a forum thread dedicated to exchanging Friend Codes between members of the PocketMonsters.net community would be a good idea to help everyone make more Dream Pals and rack up Dream Points faster. One can never have enough Dream Pals, after all!
After adding a person's Friend Code to your Pal Pad, you should edit your post in order to let them know so that they can add you back. Then, both people need to log in to the Pokémon Global Link website, enter the Dream World and they'll have each other registered as Dream Pals. So, post your Friend Code(s) below and let's all become Dream Pals!

Unless they want a shriekingly "good" SKE48-on-Smash-esque appearance on the radio show which would lead to severe ear-bleeding for the listeners, effectively leading to lower ratings, I think they should opt out of that, too. :-P

Whoa! #Rocketdan and ロケット団 both trended in Japan and #Rocketdan even got to first place!

Characters in Episode:
Ash, Pikachu, Brock, May, Max, Ash's Swellow, Ash's Grovyle, Ash's Torkoal, Ash's Corphish, Brock's Lombre, Brock's Mudkip, Brock's Foretress, May's Skitty, May's Combusken, May's Beautifly, May's Bulbasaur, Misty, Misty's Corsola, Ash's Totodile, Ross, Butler, Butler's Salamence, Professor Lund, Yuko, Tory, Rayquaza, Deoxys (Purple-core), Deoxys (Green-core), Jessie, James, Meowth, Rafe, Rafe's Blaziken, Sid, Sid's Blastoise, Katharine, Katharine's Surskit, Audrey, Audrey's Masquerain, Rebecca, Rebecca's Metagross, Officer Jenny
Pokémon in Episode:
Jigglypuff, Gardevoir, Dodrio, Surskit, Mewtwo, Mightyena, Grumpig, Manectric, Castform, Mew, Jirachi, Bagon, Mawile, Snorunt, Hariyama, Sableye, Absol, Machoke, Armaldo, Lanturn, Nosepass, Slowpoke, Slaking, Zigzagoon, Lunatone, Shiftry, Groudon, Kyogre, Registeel, Nidoran(F), Nidoran(M), Jolteon, Arcanine, Ratatta, Eevee, Vulpix, Umbreon, Tauros, Growlithe, Raticate, Vaporeon, Rapidash, Nidorino, Nidorina, Ninetales, Doduo, Marowak, Butterfree, Pidgeot, Beedrill, Zubat, Venomoth, Pidgeotto, Pidgey, Snorlax, Gloom, Sandshrew, Sandslash, Venusaur, Parasect, Weezing, Koffing, Paras, Muk, Vileplume, Golbat, Cubone, Kanghaskan, Azurill, Ludicolo, Lickitung, Whismur, Clefairy, Tropius, Ivysaur, Electrode, Bellsprout, Xatu, Altaria, Swablu, Dugtrio, Oddish, Voltorb, Bulbasaur, Diglett, Cacturne, Rhyhorn, Onix, Golem, Geodude, Haunter, Charizard, Weedle, Caterpie, Primeape, Victreebel, Skiploom, Ninjask, Arbok, Wingull, Pelipper, Magikarp, Wailord, Mantine, Chinchou, Wailmer, Gorebyss, Tentacool, Carvanha, Luvdisc, Sharpedo, Suicune, Celebi, Sealeo, Walrein, Spheal, Seel, Dewgong, Poochyena, Plusle, Minun, Munchlax, Seedot, Zangoose, Espeon, Shroomish, Murkrow
Pokémon Attacks used in Episode - Timecode (mm:ss/hh:mm:ss):
Rayquaza - Ice Beam (07:58), Hyper Beam (08:14)
Purple-core Deoxys - Vocally unreferenced move (possibly Recover) (08:29), vocally unreferenced move (possibly Psycho Boost) (08:38), vocally unreferenced move (possibly Protect) (09:56), Psychic (36:21), vocally unreferenced move (possibly Night Shade) (01:19:33)
Green-core Deoxys - Psychic (01:17:24), vocally unreferenced move (possibly Protect) (01:19:40), vocally unreferenced move (possibly Night Shade) (01:22:03)
Rafe's Blaziken - Blaze Kick (24:40), Flamethrower (25:45), Overheat (26:29)
Sid's Blastoise - Hydro Pump (24:50), Bubble (24:56), Rapid Spin (25:07), Skull Bash (25:49)
Ash's Pikachu - Thunderbolt (25:42)
Ash's Torkoal - Flamethrower (26:13)
Rebecca's Metagross - Reflect (01:06:50), Psychic (01:13:45)
Plusle - Thunderbolt (58:22)
Minun - Thunderbolt (58:22)
Audrey's Masquerain - Vocally unreferenced move (possibly Gust) (01:13:35)
Screenshots of the vocally unreferenced moves can be seen here: http://www.pocketmonsters.net/ib/threads/2735.
Episode Location: LaRousse City
Number of Times Team Rocket Blasted off in the episode: Zero.
Did Team Rocket use a Mecha in the episode?: Magikarp submarine. A screenshot can be seen here: http://www.pocketmonsters.net/ib/threads/2735.
Did Team Rocket use a motto variation in the episode?: No, they didn't recite their motto.
Easy to Spot Episode Edits:
00:50 - Beedrill's head is miscolored. Corrected in the next scene. (00:54)
01:05:42 - Masquerain is miscolored. Corrected in the next scene. (01:05:51)
- Link to Episode Edits: http://www.pocketmonsters.net/ib/threads/2735

The music for this episode is now added.

http://www.pocketmonsters.net/episodes/153#Music

Definitely one of the best episodes in quite a while. The Scramble segment was really entertaining, especially the part where Yamamoto proved to be really knowledgeable when it comes to Pokémon types, as well as the face-off between Victini Akiyama and the sumo wrestler, where Akiyama proved to be really agile and managed to avoid all of his opponent's moves.
It was kinda surprising seeing Misaki sing for the first time on Smash as Battle Woman M, but I enjoyed the song and would be really happy if it finally replaced Takeshi Tsuruno's "Can you say the Pokémon? BW" as Smash's ED. (Seriously, that song needs to be declared illegal due to causing heavy ear-bleeding :P) Overall, a great and really enjoyable episode.
The preview at the end also made me really psyched to watch the next episode, which is bound to be interesting, what with the airing of the first few minutes of one of the two movies, as well as the comparison between the two versions of M14.

Yeah, we got the event Raikou, Entei and Suicune via WiFi, like the rest of Europe. However, what I think the writer of the original article meant (the news article is a mere translation of the original article posted on the nintendo.gr website) is that Greece never got it directly, since getting the event Raikou/Entei/Suicune in the Gen IV games was an indirect way to get Zoroark. That or the writer wasn't pretty well-informed. :P