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Titles and Airdates

Titles

  • United States Mind-Boggling Dynamax!
  • Japan カビゴン巨大化!?ダイマックスの謎!!
  • Japan Kabigon kyodaika! ? Daimax no nazo!!
  • Japan Kabigon Grows Gigantic?! The Mystery of Daimax!!
  • Germany Unfassbares Dynamax!
  • France L'effet Dynamax !
  • Italy Un Dynamax ingombrante!
  • Mexico ¡El alucinante Dynamax!
  • Netherlands Duizelingwekkende Dynamax!
  • Brazil Dinamax Surpreendente!
  • South Korea 잠만보 거대해지다!? 다이맥스의 비밀!!
  • Russia Устрашающий Динамакс!
  • Canada Mind-Boggling Dynamax!

Airdates

Staff List

OP/ED List

1・2・3
1・2・3
ポケモンしりとり
Pokémon Shiritori
여행의 시작
Start of a Journey
포켓몬 이름 외우기
Memorizing Pokémon Names
Summary

Japanese Summary:

ポケモンの巨大化を調べるため、ガラル地方に来ているサトシとゴウ。ついに目的地のワイルドエリアにやってきた!きれいな草原が広がるワイルドエリアを探索する2人、そこですごく大きなカビゴンを見つける。このカビゴンは巨大化したポケモンなのか?さらに、2人がシュートシティで出会ったポケモン、ヒバニーもゴウを追いかけてワイルドエリアへ。無事にゴウに会うことはできるのか!?▽豪華プレゼント、ラストチャンス!

Japanese Summary Translation:

Satoshi and Go have come to the Wild Area in the Galar region in order to investigate the matter of Pokémon growing to gigantic sizes. There, they find an incredibly huge Kabigon... We also have giveaways

Satoshi and Go have gone to the Galar region in order to investigate the matter of Pokémon growing to gigantic sizes. And now they've finally reached their intended destination, the Wild Area! As the duo explores the place, which consists of beautiful grassland spreading out as far as the eye can see, they find an incredibly huge Kabigon. Could this Kabigon be one of these Pokémon that have grown to gigantic sizes? In addition, Hibanny, the Pokémon they met in Shoot City, has followed Go to the Wild Area as well. Will it be able to meet Go again without getting in any trouble?! Also, this is your last chance to win extravagant prizes!

Characters

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  • United States Ash Ketchum
  • Japan サトシ
  • Japan Satoshi
  • Japan Satoshi
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  • United States Pikachu
  • Japan ピカチュウ
  • Japan Pikachu
  • Japan Pikachu
Goh
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  • United States Goh
  • Japan ゴウ
  • Japan
  • Japan Go
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  • United States Chloe Cerise
  • Japan サクラギ・コハル
  • Japan Koharu Sakuragi
  • Japan Koharu Sakuragi
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  • United States Professor Cerise
  • Japan サクラギ博士
  • Japan Sakuragi-hakase
  • Japan Professor Sakuragi
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  • United States Professor Cerise's Yamper
  • Japan サクラギ博士のワンパチ
  • Japan Sakuragi-hakase no Wanpachi
  • Japan Professor Sakuragi's Wanpachi
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  • United States Ash's Pichu
  • Japan サトシのピチュー
  • Japan Satoshi no Pichu
  • Japan Satoshi's Pichu
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  • United States Goh's Scorbunny
  • Japan ゴウのヒバニー
  • Japan Go no Hibanny
  • Japan Go's Hibanny
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  • United States Goh's Rotom Phone
  • Japan ゴウのスマホロトム
  • Japan Go no Sumaho Rotom
  • Japan Go's Smartphone Rotom

Wild Pokémon

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  • United States Nidoking
  • Japan ニドキング
  • Japan Nidoking
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  • United States Kangaskhan
  • Japan ガルーラ
  • Japan Garura
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  • United States Snorlax
  • Japan カビゴン
  • Japan Kabigon
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  • United States Mew
  • Japan ミュウ
  • Japan Mew
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  • United States Seedot
  • Japan タネボー
  • Japan Taneboh
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  • United States Flygon
  • Japan フライゴン
  • Japan Flygon
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  • United States Wynaut
  • Japan ソーナノ
  • Japan Sohnano
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  • United States Munchlax
  • Japan ゴンベ
  • Japan Gonbe
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  • United States Hippopotas
  • Japan ヒポポタス
  • Japan Hippopotas
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  • United States Tympole
  • Japan オタマロ
  • Japan Otamaro
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  • United States Maractus
  • Japan マラカッチ
  • Japan Maracacchi
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  • United States Frillish
  • Japan プルリル
  • Japan Pururill
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  • United States Braviary
  • Japan ウォーグル
  • Japan Warrgle
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  • United States Bunnelby
  • Japan ホルビー
  • Japan Horubee
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  • United States Goomy
  • Japan ヌメラ
  • Japan Numera
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  • United States Phantump
  • Japan ボクレー
  • Japan Bokurei
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  • United States Grubbin
  • Japan アゴジムシ
  • Japan Agojimushi
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  • United States Ribombee
  • Japan アブリボン
  • Japan Aburibbon
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  • United States Stufful
  • Japan ヌイコグマ
  • Japan Nuikoguma
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  • United States Nickit
  • Japan クスネ
  • Japan Kusune
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  • United States Wooloo
  • Japan ウールー
  • Japan Wooluu
00:00

Note

A promotional illustration was drawn by HYOGONOSUKE and featured a large Kabigon.
03:24

Note

The version of the English dub on Pokémon TV features the original title card BGM, but other versions use the replaced dub BGM instead.


06:38

Paint Edit

In the original PM2019 episode 5 preview that was broadcast at the end of episode 4, the Hippopotas on the left was originally a male but in the actual episode it ended up as a female. The coloring change is very easy to spot.
07:14

Anime Language

The hazard warning lights use the Second Language. Anime Language transcriptions:

Anime Language Decrypted
RAILROAD CROSSING RAILROAD CROSSING

00:00

Special First-Airing Segment Pocket Monsters Pikachu Run

Data Broadcast Pokémon: Kabigon
00:01

Special First-Airing Segment Raffle Contest

The original airing had a raffle Contest called: Pocket Monsters Let's Go! An Extravagant 5 weeks of presents! (ポケットモンスターレッツゴー! 豪華5週連続プレゼント!!). This was week 5. More details were announced in the second half of the program!
00:01

Let's PokéRiddle!! Let's PokéRiddle!!

The Let's PokéRiddle!! segment started the show to give people time to think about it throughout the airing of the episode.

Looking at the illustrations on the left and the color of the arrow... 左側のイラストと矢印の色に注目すると…
00:01

Eyecatch A Netflix Original Series

In Netflix (US) and Pokémon TV (US), the first 48 episodes of Journeys has this card at the beginning.
10:40

Who's that Pokémon Pokémon Journeys

11:30

Who's that Pokémon Pocket Monsters 2019

23:30

Special First-Airing Segment Raffle Contest

The original airing had a raffle Contest called: Pocket Monsters Let's Go! An Extravagant 5 weeks of presents! (ポケットモンスターレッツゴー! 豪華5週連続プレゼント!!). This was week 5.

For this week, they were giving out 278 Pokémon fit plushies.
23:45

Let's PokéRiddle!! Let's PokéRiddle!!

The answer was: Kabigon (カビゴン)

Bottle (びん bin), Basket (かご kago)

In the example, the color of the arrows determine the order of the letters from the words of the pictures to the left.

Japanese Music:

Time Track Notes
Japan 00:00 あらたなるはじまり
Japanese (Romanized): Aratanaru hajimari
Japanese (Trans): A New Beginning
Recap
Japan 01:08 ぽかーん
Japanese (Romanized): Pokān
Japanese (Trans): Gasp
Hibanny goes looking for Gou on the train.
Japan 02:53 1・2・3 Opening Theme for the Japanese Version
Japan 04:21 サブタイトル
Japanese (Romanized): Subtitle
Japanese (Trans): Subtitle
Title Card
Japan 04:45 はやっ!!
Japanese (Romanized): Haya!!
Japanese (Trans): Fast!!
Hibanny gets stuck on the train.
Japan 06:03 ちからをあわせて
Japanese (Romanized): Chikara o awasete
Japanese (Trans): Put Our Strength Together
Satoshi and Gou explore the wild area.
Japan 07:36 でっか!!
Japanese (Romanized): Dekka! !
Japanese (Trans): Big!!
Satoshi spots a Kabigon under a tree.
Japan 08:53 なんだこりゃ!
Japanese (Romanized): Nanda korya!
Japanese (Trans): What is this!
Satoshi and Gou are a little disappointed with what they've found.
Japan 09:54 のーてんき
Japanese (Romanized): Nōtenki
Japanese (Trans): Lax
Hibanny reveals itself to Satoshi and Gou.
Japan 10:33 いっぽずつまえに
Japanese (Romanized): Ippo zutsu mae ni
Japanese (Trans): Give it everything I've got...!
Gou rejects Hibanny and Kabigon begins to Gigantimax.
Japan 11:25 アイキャッチA
Japanese (Romanized): Eyecatch A
Japanese (Trans): Eyecatch A
Eyecatch Break
Japan 11:31 アイキャッチB
Japanese (Romanized): Eyecatch B
Japanese (Trans): Eyecatch B
Eyecatch Return
Japan 11:44 ハラハラドキドキ
Japanese (Romanized): Hara hara doki doki
Japanese (Trans): So Nerve-wracking
The group run away as Kabigon Gigantimaxes.
Japan 12:53 きょうてきとのそうぐう
Japanese (Romanized): Kyōteki tono sōgū
Japanese (Trans): Formidable Encounter
The group try to push Kabigon off of the tracks.
Japan 15:04 ポケモンバトルだ!
Japanese (Romanized): Pokémon Battle da!
Japanese (Trans): It's a Pokémon Battle!
Satoshi and Pikachu try to cut the berry off of Kabigon's tree so it can roll into its mouth.
Japan 15:59 サトシとゴウ
Japanese (Romanized): Satoshi to Go
Japanese (Trans): Satoshi and Go
Hibanny helps Gou push the berry into Kabigon's mouth.
Japan 17:57 さみしいよる
Japanese (Romanized): Sabishī yoru
Japanese (Trans): Lonely Night
Gou thanks Hibanny for the help.
Japan 19:02 「ポケモンジム」~Tv Anime Ver.
Japanese (Romanized): 'Pokémon Gym' ~Tv Anime Ver.
Japanese (Trans): 'Pokémon Gym' ~Tv Anime Ver.
Gou changes his mind and chooses Hibanny as his first Pokémon he catches.
Japan 20:47 いっぽずつまえに
Japanese (Romanized): Ippo zutsu mae ni
Japanese (Trans): Give it everything I've got...!
Gou introduces Hibanny to Sakuragi.
Japan 21:44 ポケモンしりとり(ピカチュウ→ミュウVer.)
Japanese (Trans): Pokémon Shiritori (Pikachu → Mew Ver.)
Ending Theme for the Japanese Version
Japan 23:11 1・2・3じかいよこく
Japanese (Romanized): 1・2・3 Jikai yokoku
Japanese (Trans): 1・2・3 Next Episode Preview
Pocket Monsters (2019) Episode 6 Preview

Dub Music:

Time Track Notes
United States 10:58 ハラハラドキドキ
Japanese (Romanized): Hara hara doki doki
Japanese (Trans): So Nerve-wracking
The group run away as Snorlax Gigantimaxes.
United States 12:08 きょうてきとのそうぐう
Japanese (Romanized): Kyōteki tono sōgū
Japanese (Trans): Formidable Encounter
The group try to push Snorlax off of the tracks.
United States 18:15 「ポケモンジム」~Tv Anime Ver.
Japanese (Romanized): 'Pokémon Gym' ~Tv Anime Ver.
Japanese (Trans): 'Pokémon Gym' ~Tv Anime Ver.
Goh changes his mind and chooses Scorbunny as his first Pokémon he catches.

Music Statistics:

Number of Assigned Tracks to the Japanese Original: 21
Number of Assigned Tracks to the English Dub: 3
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Satoshi and Go have come to the Wild Area in the Galar region in order to investigate the matter of Pokémon growing to gigantic sizes. There, they find an incredibly huge Kabigon...
We also have giveaways

Summary:
Satoshi and Go have gone to the Galar region in order to investigate the matter of Pokémon growing to gigantic sizes. And now they've finally reached their intended destination, the Wild Area! As the duo explores the place, which consists of beautiful grassland spreading out as far as the eye can see, they find an incredibly huge Kabigon. Could this Kabigon be one of these Pokémon that have grown to gigantic sizes? In addition, Hibanny, the Pokémon they met in Shoot City, has followed Go to the Wild Area as well. Will it be able to meet Go again without getting in any trouble?!
Also, this is your last chance to win extravagant prizes!

Voice Cast:
Rica Matsumoto: Satoshi
Daiki Yamashita: Go
Ikue Ohtani: Pikachu
Megumi Hayashibara: Hibanny
Yuichi Nakamura: Sakuragi
Inuko Inuyama: Wanpachi
Kei Shindo: Horubee
Kana Hanazawa: Pururill
Sayaka Senbongi: Maracacchi
Kenta Miyake: Driver
Ryota Iwasaki: Waiter
Noriaki Kanze: Porter
Marina Aicholtz: Go's Smartphone Rotom
Kenyu Horiuchi: Narration
Last edited 07 Dec 2019 10:16 AM by Adamant