Pokémon has had a significant impact on modern popular culture. While initially, the franchise was based on trading cards, Pokémon evolved into gaming, TV shows, and cinema. Since the release of the first Pokémon movie, there have been 22 Pokémon movies released, with another scheduled for release this year 2020.
Pokémon: Lucario And The Mystery Of Mew:
Lucario and the Mystery of Mew were the eighth in the Pokémon mainline film franchise. They were one of four films nominated for the Best Anime Feature Award at the American Anime Awards.
The film follows Ash, Brock, May, and Max as they meet an ancient Lucario and uncover events surrounding the Pokémon's past, including why his master abandoned him. In addition to the Pokémon's mysterious past, the gang must also protect Pikachu, Meowth, and Mew from the Tree of the World's Beginning.
Detective Pikachu:
The Mastermind Of Mirage Pokémon: 6.4
The Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon was created for the 10th anniversary of the series and marked the first time that an English-language release of a Pokémon film was worked on exclusively by Pokémon USA.
The plot follows Ash, Brock, May, and Max as they meet up with Professor Oak and Misty to investigate a mysterious Mirage Pokémon System that Dr. Yung has developed. Ash must then battle a Mirage Mewtwo, controlled by the enigmatic Mirage Master, to prevent him from achieving his world domination plan.
Pokémon: Mewtwo Returns: 6.4
The movie picks up from the events of Pokémon: The First Movie, with Mewtwo hiding in the Johto region since events of the film. However, the leader of Team Rocket, Giovanni, discovers the location of Mewtwo and launches a mission to recapture the mighty, legendary Pokémon.
As luck would have it, Ash and the gang are also traveling through the Johto region and become embroiled in the plot as they battle Team Rocket and try to save Mewtwo
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Pokémon: The Rise Of Darkrai: 6.4
While Pokémon movies are known for having a fantastic song, most notably the Pokémon: The First Movie, this film has, perhaps, the most starstudded song, with Sarah Brightman performing the title song - Where the Lost Ones Go. In addition to the theme song, the Rise of Darkrai is strongly linked with the Jewel of Life and Rise of the Sky Warrior, with the three films being referred to as the Diamond and Pearl Trilogy.
This film follows Ash, Brock, and Dawn as they travel to Alamos Town and attempt to save it from the devastating powers of Dialga and Palkia, who can bend time and space between them. Additionally, the gang also try and help change the image of Darkrai, who is seen as evil and scary by the local inhabitants.
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