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ニャースのパーティ
Title ニャースのパーティ
Nyarth's Party
Song ニャースのパーティ
Song Artist ロケット団 (林原めぐみ, 三木眞一郎, 犬山イヌコ) (Rocket-dan (Megumi Hayashibara, Shin'ichirō Miki , Inuko Inuyama))
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Summary:

The entire ending is 3D computer generated with most of the characters and objects all done using CGI. Musashi and Kojiro are the exception and they are shown in a 'Paper-like' artistic style, which contrasts greatly against the rest of the CGI ending. The ending starts off with a half moon in the corner as a spotlight turns on and highlights Nyarth sitting at an organ playing.

Nyarth switches to a guitar which he plays throughout the rest of the song. The background is bright with a checkerboard pattern. The song quickly changes to Nyarth on a stage with blue, yellow and green spotlights pointed at him. Musashi and Kojiro make their first appearances in the ending song, but unlike everything else in the song they aren't 3D computer generated. They are both playing guitars with a Nyarth shaped body.

A bunch of Pokémon start coming into the venue through a door and the room quickly becomes filled up. They all begin dancing around and cheering as Nyarth finishes up his song on a raised platform in the middle of the room.

Episodes:

Characters:
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  • United States Meowth
  • Japan ニャース
  • Japan Nyarth
  • Japan Nyarth
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  • United States Jessie
  • Japan ムサシ
  • Japan Musashi
  • Japan Musashi
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  • United States James
  • Japan コジロウ
  • Japan Kojirō
  • Japan Kojiro
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  • United States Jessie's Arbok
  • Japan ムサシのアーボック
  • Japan Musashi no Arbok
  • Japan Musashi's Arbok
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  • United States James's Weezing
  • Japan コジロウのマタドガス
  • Japan Kojirō no Matadogas
  • Japan Kojiro's Matadogas
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  • United States Serena
  • Japan セレナ
  • Japan Serena
  • Japan Serena
Pokémon:
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  • United States Bulbasaur
  • Japan フシギダネ
  • Japan Fushigidane
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  • United States Charmeleon
  • Japan リザード
  • Japan Lizardo
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  • United States Squirtle
  • Japan ゼニガメ
  • Japan Zenigame
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  • United States Butterfree
  • Japan バタフリー
  • Japan Butterfree
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  • United States Pidgey
  • Japan ポッポ
  • Japan Poppo
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  • United States Sandshrew
  • Japan サンド
  • Japan Sand
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  • United States Nidoqueen
  • Japan ニドクイン
  • Japan Nidoqueen
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  • United States Nidorino
  • Japan ニドリーノ
  • Japan Nidorino
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  • United States Vulpix
  • Japan ロコン
  • Japan Rokon
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  • United States Jigglypuff
  • Japan プリン
  • Japan Purin
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  • United States Zubat
  • Japan ズバット
  • Japan Zubat
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  • United States Oddish
  • Japan ナゾノクサ
  • Japan Nazonokusa
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  • United States Gloom
  • Japan クサイハナ
  • Japan Kusaihana
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  • United States Venonat
  • Japan コンパン
  • Japan Kongpang
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  • United States Venomoth
  • Japan モルフォン
  • Japan Morphon
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  • United States Psyduck
  • Japan コダック
  • Japan Koduck
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  • United States Mankey
  • Japan マンキー
  • Japan Mankey
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  • United States Growlithe
  • Japan ガーディ
  • Japan Gardie
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  • United States Poliwag
  • Japan ニョロモ
  • Japan Nyoromo
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  • United States Abra
  • Japan ケーシィ
  • Japan Casey
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  • United States Alakazam
  • Japan フーディン
  • Japan Foodin
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  • United States Machoke
  • Japan ゴーリキー
  • Japan Goriky
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  • United States Weepinbell
  • Japan ウツドン
  • Japan Utsudon
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  • United States Geodude
  • Japan イシツブテ
  • Japan Ishitsubute
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  • United States Graveler
  • Japan ゴローン
  • Japan Golone
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  • United States Slowbro
  • Japan ヤドラン
  • Japan Yadoran
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  • United States Doduo
  • Japan ドードー
  • Japan Dodo
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  • United States Grimer
  • Japan ベトベター
  • Japan Betbeter
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  • United States Haunter
  • Japan ゴースト
  • Japan Ghost
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  • United States Gengar
  • Japan ゲンガー
  • Japan Gangar
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  • United States Onix
  • Japan イワーク
  • Japan Iwark
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  • United States Drowzee
  • Japan スリープ
  • Japan Sleep
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  • United States Krabby
  • Japan クラブ
  • Japan Crab
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  • United States Kingler
  • Japan キングラー
  • Japan Kingler
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  • United States Cubone
  • Japan カラカラ
  • Japan Karakara
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  • United States Hitmonlee
  • Japan サワムラー
  • Japan Sawamular
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  • United States Lickitung
  • Japan ベロリンガ
  • Japan Beroringa
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  • United States Rhydon
  • Japan サイドン
  • Japan Sidon
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  • United States Chansey
  • Japan ラッキー
  • Japan Lucky
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  • United States Mr. Mime
  • Japan バリヤード
  • Japan Barrierd
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  • United States Scyther
  • Japan ストライク
  • Japan Strike
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  • United States Electabuzz
  • Japan エレブー
  • Japan Eleboo
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  • United States Magmar
  • Japan ブーバー
  • Japan Boober
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  • United States Magikarp
  • Japan コイキング
  • Japan Koiking
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  • United States Jolteon
  • Japan サンダース
  • Japan Thunders
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  • United States Dratini
  • Japan ミニリュウ
  • Japan Miniryu
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  • United States Dragonite
  • Japan カイリュー
  • Japan Kairyu
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  • United States Togepi
  • Japan トゲピー
  • Japan Togepi
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  • United States Bellossom
  • Japan キレイハナ
  • Japan Kireihana
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