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Titles

  • United States The Ghost of Maiden's Peak
  • Japan ゆうれいポケモンとなつまつり
  • Japan Yūrei Pokémon to Natsumatsuri
  • Japan Pokémon Ghosts and the Summer Festival
  • Germany Die verlorene Seele
  • France Le fantôme de la jeune fille
  • Spain El fantasma de Maiden's Peak
  • Sweden Spöket vid Maiden's Peak
  • Italy Il fantasma del promontorio
  • Mexico ¡El Fantasma del Pico de la Doncella!
  • Finland Neidonkallion aave
  • Taiwan 幽靈神奇寶貝和夏天廟會
  • Hungary A Hajadon-fok kísértete
  • Poland Duch z Dziewiczej Góry
  • Netherlands De Geest van Maiden's Peak
  • Brazil O Fantasma do Pico da Donzela
  • Israel אגדת העלמה והרוח
  • Czechia Duch Dívčího útesu
  • Norway Spøkelset fra Maiden's Peak
  • Denmark Spøgelset På Ungmøens Klint
  • Greece Το Φάντασμα του Μέιντεν Πήκ
  • Portugal O Fantasma do Pico da Donzela
  • Russia Призрак девичьей скалы
  • Indonesia Pokémon Hantu dan Festival Musim Panas

Airdates

Staff List
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OLM Team OTA
Japan Screenplay 首藤剛志 (Takeshi Shudō)
Japan Storyboard 井硲清高 (Kiyotaka Itani)
Japan Episode Director 井硲清高 (Kiyotaka Itani)
Japan Animation Director 志村隆行 (Takayuki Shimura)

OP/ED List

United States OP Pokémon Theme
Pokémon Theme
Japan OP めざせポケモンマスター
めざせポケモンマスター
Aim To Be A Pokémon Master
Japan ED ひゃくごじゅういち
ひゃくごじゅういち
Hyakugojūichi
Italy OP Pokémon
Pokémon
Hong Kong OP 寵物小精靈
寵物小精靈
Pocket Monster
Hong Kong ED 寶可夢點點名
寶可夢點點名
Pokémon Roll Call
Episode Actors Regions
Japanese Japan
English English

Japanese:

Japan 三間雅文 (Masafumi Mima) Voice Director

Japan 松本梨香 (Rica Matsumoto) Satoshi
Japan 大谷育江 (Ikue Ōtani) Satoshi's Pikachu
Japan 飯塚雅弓 (Mayumi Iizuka) Kasumi
Japan 上田祐司 (Yūji Ueda) Takeshi
Japan 林原めぐみ (Megumi Hayashibara) Musashi
Japan 三木眞一郎 (Shin-ichiro Miki) Kojiro
Japan 犬山イヌコ (Inuko Inuyama) Nyarth
Japan 石森達幸 (Takko Ishimori) Ghos ババア
Japan 白石文子 (Ayako Shiraishi) Joy
Japan 西村ちなみ (Chinami Nishimura) Junsa
Japan 根谷美智子 (Michiko Neya) Maiden
Japan 愛河里花子 (Rikako Aikawa) Satoshi's Zenigame
Japan 根谷美智子 (Michiko Neya) Maiden
Japan 小西克幸 (Katsuyuki Konishi) Priest 神主
Japan 石塚運昇 (Unshō Ishizuka) Narration
Japan 石塚運昇 (Unshō Ishizuka) Kojiro's Dogas Uncredited
Japan 坂口候一 (Kōichi Sakaguchi) Musashi's Arbo Uncredited
Japan 林原めぐみ (Megumi Hayashibara) Satoshi's Fushigidane Uncredited
Japan 三木眞一郎 (Shin-ichiro Miki) Satoshi's Hitokage Uncredited
Japan 三木眞一郎 (Shin-ichiro Miki) Satoshi's Kanto Pokémon Zukan I Uncredited

Recording Studio
アオイスタジオ (Aoi Studio)
Audio Studio Logo

English:

United States Michael Haigney Voice Director
United States Jim Malone Voice Director

United States Veronica Taylor Ash Ketchum
United States Rachael Lillis Misty
United States Eric Stuart Brock
United States Eric Stuart James
United States Eric Stuart Blastoise
United States Rodger Parsons Narrator
United States Michael Haigney Venusaur
United States Megan Hollingshead Nurse Joy
United States Megan Hollingshead Ghost of Maiden's Peak
United States Ted Lewis Gastly
United States Ted Lewis Priest
United States Ted Lewis Announcer
United States Nathan Price Meowth
United States Lee Quick Officer Jenny
United States Nick Stellate Ash's Kanto Pokédex I (Dexter)
United States Nick Stellate Gastly (Mongoose illusion)

Recording Studio
Buttons NY
Audio Studio Logo
Screenplay
脚本
Storyboard
絵コンテ
Episode Director
演出
Animation Director
作画監督
Key Animation
原画
In-Between Animation Check
動画チェック
In-Between Animation
動画
Color Coordination
色指定
Inspection
検査
Special Effects
特殊効果
Finishing
仕上げ
Backgrounds
背景
Title・Lithography
タイトル・リスワーク
Photography
撮影
Video Editing
ビデオ編集
Production Assistant
制作進行
Animation Production
アニメーション制作
Script Adaptation
Music
音楽
Recording Studio
録音スタジオ
Summary

English Official Summary

After leaving Acapulco in search of Saffron City, our heroes finally arrive at a small port town in the middle of celebrating a summer festival. In order to recover from their hard journey, Ash and his party decide to participate in the festival. Team Rocket's interest in the festivities, on the other hand, is purely monetary. Brock and James are both bewitched by a picture scroll shown in a shrine open only on the day of the summer festival. The picture depicts a beautiful young maiden in a scene from the legend of Maiden Rock—a point on a cape near the town. According to the priest's explanation, the girl in the picture lived 2,000 years ago, and awaited the return of a lover captured in battle, until she finally turned into stone. Every year at this season, the ghost of this girl steals the spirit of a young man and this year it is James' and Brock's turn. What could the ghost possibly be after? And what is its true identity?

French Official Summary

Après avoir quitté Porta Vista à la recherche de Safrania, nos héros arrivent finalement dans une petite ville portuaire où a lieu un festival d'été.

German Official Summary

Nachdem unsere Helden sich in Richtung Saffronia City aufgemacht haben, kommen sie in einer kleinen Hafenstadt an, in der gerade ein Sommerfest gefeiert wird.

Italian Official Summary

I nostri eroi giungono in una piccola città portuale, in cui è in corso una fiera di fine estate. Ash e amici decidono di fare una pausa per riposarsi dal lungo viaggio e di prendere parte alle celebrazioni!

Portuguese Official Summary

Nossos heróis chegam em uma pequena cidade portuária no meio de um festival de verão. Para se recuperarem de sua difícil jornada, Ash e seus amigos decidem relaxar e curtir as festividades.

Finnish Official Summary

Sankarimme saapuvat pieneen merenrantakaupunkiin keskelle kesäjuhlia. Palautuakseen rankasta matkastaan Ash ystävineen päättää rentoutua ja nauttia juhlallisuuksista.

Spanish Latin America Official Summary

Nuestros héroes llegan a un pequeño pueblo porteño donde se celebra un festival de verano. Para recuperarse de su duro viaje, Ash y sus amigos deciden relajarse y disfrutar las festividades.

Spanish Official Summary

Después de marcharse de Acapulco en busca de Ciudad Azafrán, nuestros héroes por fin llegan a una pequeña ciudad portuaria que se encuentra celebrando un festival de verano.

English Great Britain Official Summary

After leaving Acapulco in search of Saffron City, our heroes finally arrive at a small port town in the middle of celebrating a summer festival. In order to recover from their hard journey, Ash and his party decide to participate in the festival. Team Rocket's interest in the festivities, on the other hand, is purely monetary. Brock and James are both bewitched by a picture scroll shown in a shrine open only on the day of the summer festival. The picture depicts a beautiful young maiden in a scene from the legend of Maiden Rock—a point on a cape near the town. According to the priest's explanation, the girl in the picture lived 2,000 years ago, and awaited the return of a lover captured in battle, until she finally turned into stone. Every year at this season, the ghost of this girl steals the spirit of a young man and this year it is James' and Brock's turn. What could the ghost possibly be after? And what is its true identity?

Dutch Official Summary

Onze helden komen aan in een kleine havenstad, waar net een zomerfestival gevierd wordt. Om bij te komen van hun zware reis, besluiten Ash en zijn vrienden om te ontspannen en te genieten van de festiviteiten.

Norwegian Official Summary

Våre helter ankommer en liten havneby, som holder arrangerer sommerfestival. For å hvile ut etter den lange reisen, bestemmer Ash og vennene hans seg for å slappe av og kose seg på festivalen.

Swedish Official Summary

Våra hjältar anländer till en liten hamnstad, som är mitt uppe i firandet av en sommarfestival. För att vila sig från sin tuffa resa bestämmer sig Ash och hans vänner för att koppla av och njuta av festligheterna.

Danish Official Summary

Vore helte ankommer til en lille havneby, som er i fuld gang med sin store sommerfestival. Efter strabadserne på deres rejse vælger Ash og hans venner at slappe af og nyde festen!

Characters

Ash Ketchum
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  • United States Ash Ketchum
  • Japan サトシ
  • Japan Satoshi
  • Japan Satoshi
Ash's Pikachu
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  • United States Ash's Pikachu
  • Japan サトシのピカチュウ
  • Japan Satoshi no Pikachu
  • Japan Satoshi's Pikachu
Misty
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  • United States Misty
  • Japan カスミ
  • Japan Kasumi
  • Japan Kasumi
Brock
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  • United States Brock
  • Japan タケシ
  • Japan Takeshi
  • Japan Takeshi
Meowth
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  • United States Meowth
  • Japan ニャース
  • Japan Nyarth
  • Japan Nyarth
Jessie
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  • United States Jessie
  • Japan ムサシ
  • Japan Musashi
  • Japan Musashi
James
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  • United States James
  • Japan コジロウ
  • Japan Kojirō
  • Japan Kojiro
Officer Jenny
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  • United States Officer Jenny
  • Japan ジュンサー
  • Japan Junsa
  • Japan Junsa
Nurse Joy
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  • United States Nurse Joy
  • Japan ジョーイ
  • Japan Joy
  • Japan Joy
James's Koffing
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  • United States James's Koffing
  • Japan コジロウのドガース
  • Japan Kojirō no Dogas
  • Japan Kojiro's Dogas
Jessie's Ekans
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  • United States Jessie's Ekans
  • Japan ムサシのアーボ
  • Japan Musashi no Arbo
  • Japan Musashi's Arbo
Ash's Bulbasaur
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  • United States Ash's Bulbasaur
  • Japan サトシのフシギダネ
  • Japan Satoshi no Fushigidane
  • Japan Satoshi's Fushigidane
Ash's Charmander
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  • United States Ash's Charmander
  • Japan サトシのヒトカゲ
  • Japan Satoshi no Hitokage
  • Japan Satoshi's Hitokage
Ash's Squirtle
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  • United States Ash's Squirtle
  • Japan サトシのゼニガメ
  • Japan Satoshi no Zenigame
  • Japan Satoshi's Zenigame
Ghost of Maiden's Peak
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  • United States Ghost of Maiden's Peak
  • Japan 乙女
  • Japan Otome
  • Japan Maiden
Ash's Kanto Pokédex I (Dexter)
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  • United States Ash's Kanto Pokédex I (Dexter)
  • Japan サトシのカントーポケモン図鑑I
  • Japan Satoshi no Kantō Pokémon Zukan I
  • Japan Satoshi's Kanto Pokémon Zukan I

Wild Pokémon

#3: Venusaur
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  • United States Venusaur
  • Japan フシギバナ
  • Japan Fushigibana
#9: Blastoise
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  • United States Blastoise
  • Japan カメックス
  • Japan Kamex
#92: Gastly
Pokémon Thumbnail
  • United States Gastly
  • Japan ゴース
  • Japan Ghos
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YouTube

On October 15th, 2020, the official Japanese Twitter account announced that this episode was available to watch on the official Japanese YouTube channel. The video was region locked to Japan only. A special artwork showcasing the episode was created to promote its release on YouTube.

It was part of the Anipoke Selection (アニポケセレクション), a limited-time promotion to release select episodes from the older anime series on the official Japanese YouTube channel! A playlist was available to watch these episodes.
01:28

Script Error

"Porta Vista" is the English dub name for Aopulco, but in episode 19, it became the dub name for Hatoba because they were trying to pretend there never WAS an Aopulco.

When the English dub finally went back and aired "Beauty and the Beach" on June 24th, 2000, almost 2 years after episode 17 aired, they had to name THAT Porta Vista as well. In the English dub, episode 18 and 19 take place in the same resort.

The narrator states that Ash and his friends are coming from Porta Vista in the English dub but in the Japanese version he says they are coming from Aopulco.

English Dub Narrator: Ash and his friends have been on a ferry, sailing from the resort of Porta Vista to continue their Pokémon journey.
Japanese Narrator: Having come a long way from Aopulco on their strenuous journey towards Yamabuki City, we find...
(ナレーター): アオプルコを遠く離れてヤマブキシティを目指す一行がたどり着いたのは…
02:22

Script Error

The English dub extends Brock's line a bit to state that he'll have to wait till the following year to find a girlfriend.

Brock: Now bikini season's over and I'll have to wait another year to meet a girl! Oh!
Takeshi: Beach season is already over.
（タケシ）: 海の季節は　もう終わりだうぅ…。
02:25

Script Error

In the Japanese version, Nyarth starts a sentence and Kojiro finishes it. In the English dub, both Meowth and James have separate dialog lines.

Character English Translation Japanese
Meowth We're really at the end of our rope. Why do we have to be... ニャンで　こんなところに…。
James No room. No room service. ...in a place like this? いなきゃなんないの…。

02:40

Paint Edit

Multiple signs were painted out in the English dub during a pan shot of the festival stands. The red banner to the right of the Zubat says "Candied Apples" (りんごあめ) while the two red signs beside the man carrying a box say Yakisoba (やきそば) which is "fried noodles", a dish often sold at festivals in Japan.
02:40

Script Error

Once again the Japanese original references the departure location as Aopulco Island whereas the English dub states Porta Vista.

Announcer English Dub: Maiden's Peak welcomes the passengers arriving from Porta Vista.
Announcer Japanese: The ferry from Aopulco Island has now arrived at Maiden Cape.
(アナウンサー): アオプルコ島発連絡船乙女ヶ崎に到着いたしました。
03:47

Script Error

Just as Meowth and Jessie start walking away from James to head to the festival, Meowth dialog is changed between the Japanese and English versions.

Meowth: I can smell corn dogs.
Nyarth: A festival.
（ニャース）: 祭りニャ～
03:53

Script Error

Between the time of 3:53 and 4:00, Misty says, "Let's go on the ferris wheel." twice in the English dub.

In the Japanese original, there is no dialog during this time and it is just ambient noise and people laughing.
04:12

Paint Edit

The festival stand sign says Takoyaki (たこ焼) in the Japanese version. Takoyaki is fried or grilled octopus. The English dub changed the sign to "COLD DRINKS".
04:15

Script Error

In the Japanese original, Takeshi thinks the old woman looks like a Kappa (カッパ), a legendary water sprite creature from Japanese folklore.

Character English Translation Japanese
Brock Aah! You're not that beautiful-- A dried kappa! カッパの干物！
Old Woman Who's not beautiful? Who's dry? 誰が干物じゃ！
Old Woman Beware! Not of an old beauty like me but a beautiful young woman or you'll meet a cruel fate. Listen, it's not dried food, but beautiful girls you should watch out for. よいか？　干物ではなく美しい女子に気をつけることじゃ。

04:39

Paint Edit

A sign that ends with pu (プ) was painted out in the English version.
05:02

Script Error

The money references are slightly different. The Japanese version states yen coins and the English dub states slightly lower valued coins but pretty equivalent to the American coin denominational system.

James: Not a quarter, nickel, or dime, not even a penny!
Kojiro: They aren't dropping 100-yen coins, 10-yen coins, not even 1-yen coins.
（コジロウ）: １００円玉も１０円玉も１円玉さえ落ちてない。
05:28

Paint Edit

The 5 yen coin from the Japanese original version has been made to look exactly like an United States 1 cent coin in the dub.
05:38

Script Error

110 is the Japanese equivalent of 911 in Canada/United States. It's an easy to dial emergency number.

Officer Jenny: I'm with the local police department and I know exactly what you're all doing.
Junsa: When you're in trouble, dial 110!
（ジュンサー）: 困ったときには　１１０番。
07:56

Script Error

Takeshi speaks metaphorically when referring to the Maiden's Rock in the Japanese version but in the English dub Brock speaks hypothetically about the maiden being his girlfriend.

Brock: If she were my girlfriend, I'd make sure she was never out of my sight.
Takeshi: If that was a Pokémon, I wouldn't part from it even once.
（タケシ）: あれが　もしポケモンだったら自分は一生　別れはしない！
08:20

Script Error

The English dub removed dialog that was originally in the Japanese version. During the scene in the dub, Jessie and James just scream as they fall into the water.

Musashi: Very well.
Musashi: This feels bad!
（ムサシ）: しようがないわね。
（ムサシ）: ヤなカンジ！
16:36

Paint Edit

The ball Ghos creates to distract Nyarth from attacking it says matatabi (またたび) on it which means "catnip". The English dub removed it.
17:07

Paint Edit

The kanji on the "fire extinguisher" (消火器) was not painted out in the English dub.
18:51

Paint Edit

The paper lantern with the picture of Rattata also had Koratta (コラッタ) labeled on it in both the original Japanese version and the dub.
20:05

Paint Edit

The fan that Misty is holding had the kanji for "cool" (涼) on it in the Japanese version and was painted out in the dub.
20:10

Paint Edit

Moments later, the fan is shown again in a different segment.
10:56

Who's that Pokémon Indigo League

Gastly
11:16

Who's that Pokémon Dare da

Ghos (ゴース)
Episode Music Regions
Japanese Japan
Dub Dub
Music Player

Japanese Music:

Notes
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 00:01
Title: めざせポケモンマスター
Japanese (Romanized): Mezase Pokémon Master
Japanese (TL): Aim to Be a Pokémon Master
Opening Theme for Japanese Version
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 01:33
Title: 1997-1998-M61B ポケモンタワー
Japanese (Romanized): Pokémon Tower
Japanese (TL): Pokémon Tower
Shots of the Maiden's Peak's statue, the Ghos guarding it speaks
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 01:50
Title: 1997-1998-M52 Title Card
Kanto Title Card Music
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 02:30
Title: 1997-1998-M70 Sunbasking
Plays for a couple seconds as Takeshi fantasizes what summer means for him.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 03:15
Title: 1997-1998-M05 祈り
Japanese (Romanized): Inori
Japanese (TL): Prayer
Takeshi sees the maiden at the end of the dock.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 03:56
Title: 1997-1998-M05 祈り
Japanese (Romanized): Inori
Japanese (TL): Prayer
The music plays yet again as this time Kojiro sees the maiden at the end of the dock.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 04:31
Title: 1997-1998-M66 Goofball Alert
Takeshi sees a midget old lady instead of the beautiful maiden
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 05:32
Title: 1997-1998-M66 Goofball Alert
The music plays again as this time it's Kojiro who sees the old lady
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 06:50
Title: 1997-1998-M05 祈り
Japanese (Romanized): Inori
Japanese (TL): Prayer
Picture of the maiden is revealed.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 10:13
Title: 1997-1998-M61A ポケモンタワー
Japanese (Romanized): Pokémon Tower
Japanese (TL): Pokémon Tower
The doors are blown open by the wind.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 11:16
Title: 1997-1998-M53 Eyecatch A
Dare da?
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 11:23
Title: 1997-1998-M54 Eyecatch B
Ghos!
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 11:37
Title: 1997-1998-M20 なんだかんだと聞かれたら…
Japanese (Romanized): Nandakanda to Kikaretara…
Japanese (TL): If You Ask Us About Whatever…
Rocket Gang Motto Music
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 14:11
Title: 1997-1998-M61A ポケモンタワー
Japanese (Romanized): Pokémon Tower
Japanese (TL): Pokémon Tower
The wind blows open the doors again.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 15:40
Title: 1997-1998-M15 襲撃!
Japanese (Romanized): Shūgeki!
Japanese (TL): Attack!
The ghost skulls appear
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 16:42
Title: 1997-1998-M56 戦い（VSトレーナー）
Japanese (Romanized): Tatakai (VS Trainer)
Japanese (TL): Battle (VS Trainer)
Pikachu is attacked by a giant mouse trap!
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 18:55
Title: 1997-1998-M04 出会いと別れと
Japanese (Romanized): Deai to Wakare to
Japanese (TL): Meeting and Parting
Boat lanterns float away
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 19:58
Title: ポケモン音頭
Japanese (Romanized): Pokémon Ondo
Japanese (TL): Pokémon Ondo
Slightly different variant than what was released on the CD.
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 20:59
Title: ひゃくごじゅういち
Japanese (Romanized): Hyakugojūichi
Japanese (TL): One Hundred Fifty-One
Ending Theme for Japanese Version
Language/Country: Japan Japan
Play Sample:
Timecode: 22:19
Title: Mezase Pokémon Master Instrumental
Episode 21 preview

Dub Music:

Notes
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 00:00
Title: Pokémon Theme
Opening Theme for the English Dub
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 01:30
Title: 1997-1998-M52 Title Card
Title Card
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 02:12
Title: 1997-1998-M70 Sunbasking
Plays for a couple seconds as Brock fantasizes what summer means for him.
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 02:54
Title: 1997-1998-M05 祈り
Japanese (Romanized): Inori
Japanese (TL): Prayer
Brock sees the maiden at the end of the dock.
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 03:36
Title: 1997-1998-M05 祈り
Japanese (Romanized): Inori
Japanese (TL): Prayer
The music plays yet again as this time James sees the maiden at the end of the dock.
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 04:11
Title: 1997-1998-M66 Goofball Alert
Brock sees a midget old lady instead of the beautiful maiden
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 05:11
Title: 1997-1998-M66 Goofball Alert
The music plays again as this time it's James who sees the old lady
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 06:30
Title: 1997-1998-M05 祈り
Japanese (Romanized): Inori
Japanese (TL): Prayer
Picture of the maiden is revealed.
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 11:16
Title: 1997-1998-M20 なんだかんだと聞かれたら…
Japanese (Romanized): Nandakanda to Kikaretara…
Japanese (TL): If You Ask Us About Whatever…
Team Rocket's Motto
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 15:19
Title: 1997-1998-M15 襲撃!
Japanese (Romanized): Shūgeki!
Japanese (TL): Attack!
The ghost skulls appear.
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 16:21
Title: 1997-1998-M56 戦い（VSトレーナー）
Japanese (Romanized): Tatakai (VS Trainer)
Japanese (TL): Battle (VS Trainer)
Pikachu is attacked by a giant mouse trap!
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 20:44
Title: PokéRAP
PokéRAP (Day 5)
Language/Country: United States United States
Play Sample:
Timecode: 21:44
Title: Pokémon Theme

Music Statistics:

Number of Assigned Tracks to the Japanese Original: 20
Number of Assigned Tracks to the English Dub: 13
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Post #2
07 Oct 2010 08:44 PM
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I didn't think the English dub did that bad a job of this episode. There were a lot of little things here and there but nothing that overly affected the overall episode which would be considered a critical translation error.

Dub Edits: http://www.pocketmonsters.net/episodes/20#Edits

Last edited 08 Oct 2010 01:52 AM by Sunain
Post #3
21 Feb 2014 01:29 PM
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Summary:
Satoshi and friends are currently on their way to Yamabuki City. Having left Aopulco Island, they've finally arrived at a port town, which is in the middle of a summer festival. Satoshi's group joins in on the festival fun to relax after their journey, and Musashi and Kojiro from the Rocket Gang join in as well to make a bit of money.

Both Takeshi and Kojiro get fascinated by a picture scroll kept as a treasure in the local shrine, which gets displayed on the day of the festival. It's a picture of the beautiful girl from the legend of the "Maiden Rock" located at the nearby cape. According to the priest, the picture depicts a maiden who turned into a rock and died as she waited for her lover who had been caught on the battlefield, 2000 years ago. Every year at this time, the ghost of this maiden steals the soul of traveling men who visit. Takeshi and Kojiro both end up possessed by the maiden's ghost. What is the ghost's true goal? And what is its true identity......?

Voice Cast:
Rica Matsumoto: Satoshi
Ikue Ohtani: Pikachu
Mayumi Iizuka: Kasumi
Yuji Ueda: Takeshi
Megumi Hayashibara: Musashi
Shinichiro Miki: Kojiro
Inuko Inuyama: Nyarth
Takko Ishimori: Old Hag
Ayako Shiraishi: Joy
Chinami Nishimura: Junsa
Rikako Aikawa: Zenigame
Michiko Neya: Maiden
Katsuyuki Konishi: Priest
Unsho Ishizuka: Narration
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[SL 21]
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[IL 20]
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[PSB 21]
IL2
[IL2 20]
PIL3
[PIL3 20]
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[PM 21]
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