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Japanese Music:

Time Track Notes
Japan 00:00 ライバル!
Japanese (Romanized): Rival!
Japanese (Trans): Rival!
Opening Theme for Japanese Version
Japan 01:28 1997-1998-M01 ~オープニング~
Japanese (Romanized): ~Opening~
Japanese (Trans): ~Opening~
While traveling on Laplace's back, Pikachu notices an island in distance. The track overlaps the Title Card.
Japan 02:25 1997-1998-M67 Wreakin' Havoc Nana runs to the group with a stick, mistaking them for thieves.
Japan 03:28 1997-1998-M09 再会
Japanese (Romanized): Saikai
Japanese (Trans): Reunion
Nana talks about the local islands' grapefruit trees.
Japan 04:35 1997-1998-M66 Goofball Alert The only thief is one Kabigon!
Japan 05:35 1997-1998-M58 戦い(VSジムリーダー)
Japanese (Romanized): Tatakai (VS Gym Leader)
Japanese (Trans): Battle (VS Gym Leader)
Nana, her staff, the group and their Pokémon all help to harvest as many grapefruits as possible.
Japan 06:16 1997-1998-M27 激闘果てしなく~逃げろや逃げろ!
Japanese (Romanized): Nigero ya Nigero!
Japanese (Trans): Run Away, Run Away!
Kabigon runs to the cache of grapefruits that was gathered.
Japan 07:36 1997-1998-M28 Today's Pokémon Curiosity Kabigon keeps eating the tree's fruits, soon emptying the entire island's reserve.
Japan 08:22 1997-1998-M30 大混戦
Japanese (Romanized): Daikonsen
Japanese (Trans): Chaos
Kabigon jumps into water to reach another island!
Japan 10:00 1997-1998-M27 激闘果てしなく~逃げろや逃げろ!
Japanese (Romanized): Nigero ya Nigero!
Japanese (Trans): Run Away, Run Away!
Kabigon's arrival wets Rocket Gang and also wets away the fruits for himself.
Japan 10:37 1997-1998-M53 Eyecatch A Dare da?
Japan 10:43 1997-1998-M54 Eyecatch B Kabigon!
Japan 10:52 対決!本物対コピーポケモン
Japanese (Romanized): Taiketsu! Honmono tai Copy Pokémon
Japanese (Trans): Showdown! The Real versus the Copy Pokémon
Movie 1 BGM - Nana informs the other islands of the threat that Kabigon represents to the grapefruit trees.
Japan 12:32 1997-1998-M56 戦い(VSトレーナー)
Japanese (Romanized): Tatakai (VS Trainer)
Japanese (Trans): Battle (VS Trainer)
Rocket Gang unsuccessfully tries to battle Kabigon.
Japan 13:46 1997-1998-M01B ~オープニング~
Japanese (Romanized): ~Opening~
Japanese (Trans): ~Opening~
Satoshi orders Pikachu to use 100,000 Volts against Kabigon, which only stops him for a few seconds.
Japan 14:26 Kojiro's Engrish Theme Kojiro dresses into a hypnotist while speaking Engrish.
Japan 15:06 Movie 1 Short - Madatsubomi Eyecatch The group tries to put Kabigon to sleep by massaging him.
Japan 15:32 1997-1998-M73 Unconditional Love Kasumi tries to make Kabigon think about counting all the Kabigon in the imagination, which puts to sleep Kasumi herself before Kabigon.
Japan 16:12 1997-1998-M63 Taken for a Fool Musashi acts as Kabigon's mother in a Kabigon outfit and receives a reward in form of a Mega Kick into the air.
Japan 17:21 1997-1998-M08 しのびよる影
Japanese (Romanized): Shinobi yoru Kage
Japanese (Trans): Sneaking from the Shadows
Nana shows all the strange scribbles on the staff's faces, which the group immediately recognizes to be Purin's doing.
Japan 18:17 1997-1998-M75 凶悪ポケモン出現!
Japanese (Romanized): Kyūaku Pokémon Shutsugen!
Japanese (Trans): Brutal Pokémon Appearance!
Kabigon is rapidly approaching towards the third island.
Japan 19:04 1997-1998-M13 戦い(VS野生ポケモン)
Japanese (Romanized): Tatakai (VS yasei Pokémon)
Japanese (Trans): Battle (VS Wild Pokémon)
Satoshi battles Kabigon with Pikachu's 100,000 Volts while it's falling asleep, catching it in the process.
Japan 20:06 Movie 1 Short - Grass Pokémon Eyecatch Purin scribbles on everyone's faces once again.
Japan 20:40 1997-1998-M04 出会いと別れと
Japanese (Romanized): Deai to Wakare to
Japanese (Trans): Meeting and Parting
As thanks for the help that the group provided by stopping Kabigon, they receive a bag of candied grapefruit peels, then proceeding with the journey.
Japan 21:44 タイプ:ワイルド
Japanese (Romanized): Type: Wild
Japanese (Trans): Type: Wild
Ending Theme for Japanese Version
Japan 23:05 1997-1998-M33A Professor Okido's Pokémon Lectures Professor Okido's Pokémon Lecture
Japan 23:09 1997-1998-M18B トキワへの道‐マサラより
Japanese (Romanized): Tokiwa e no michi - Masara yori
Japanese (Trans): The Road to Tokiwa - From Masara
Okido explains the characteristics of Kusaihana.
Japan 23:54 Okido's Senryū Theme Okido recites a Senryū.
Japan 24:04 Mezase Pokémon Master Instrumental Orange Islands Episode 15 preview

Dub Music:

Time Track Notes
United States 00:00 Pokémon World Opening Theme for the English Dub
United States 01:08 1997-1998-M01 ~オープニング~
Japanese (Romanized): ~Opening~
Japanese (Trans): ~Opening~
While traveling on Lapras' back, Pikachu notices an island in distance. (4Kids uses a shorter version so that they can use the normal Title Card theme.)
United States 01:47 1997-1998-M52 Title Card Title Card
United States 02:05 1997-1998-M67 Wreakin' Havoc Ruby runs to the group with a stick, mistaking them for thieves.
United States 03:08 1997-1998-M09 再会
Japanese (Romanized): Saikai
Japanese (Trans): Reunion
Ruby talks about the local islands' grapefruit trees.
United States 04:15 1997-1998-M66 Goofball Alert The only thief is one Snorlax!
United States 05:15 1997-1998-M58 戦い(VSジムリーダー)
Japanese (Romanized): Tatakai (VS Gym Leader)
Japanese (Trans): Battle (VS Gym Leader)
Ruby, her staff, the group and their Pokémon all help to harvest as many grapefruits as possible.
United States 05:56 1997-1998-M27 激闘果てしなく~逃げろや逃げろ!
Japanese (Romanized): Nigero ya Nigero!
Japanese (Trans): Run Away, Run Away!
Snorlax runs to the cache of grapefruits that was gathered.
United States 08:02 1997-1998-M30 大混戦
Japanese (Romanized): Daikonsen
Japanese (Trans): Chaos
Snorlax jumps into water to reach another island!
United States 09:40 1997-1998-M27 激闘果てしなく~逃げろや逃げろ!
Japanese (Romanized): Nigero ya Nigero!
Japanese (Trans): Run Away, Run Away!
Snorlax's arrival wets Team Rocket and also wets away the fruits for himself.
United States 10:33 対決!本物対コピーポケモン
Japanese (Romanized): Taiketsu! Honmono tai Copy Pokémon
Japanese (Trans): Showdown! The Real versus the Copy Pokémon
Movie 1 BGM - Ruby informs the other islands of the threat that Snorlax represents to the grapefruit trees.
United States 12:13 1997-1998-M56 戦い(VSトレーナー)
Japanese (Romanized): Tatakai (VS Trainer)
Japanese (Trans): Battle (VS Trainer)
Team Rocket unsuccessfully tries to battle Snorlax.
United States 13:27 1997-1998-M01B ~オープニング~
Japanese (Romanized): ~Opening~
Japanese (Trans): ~Opening~
Ash orders Pikachu to use Thunderbolt against Snorlax, which only stops him for a few seconds.
United States 15:13 1997-1998-M73 Unconditional Love Misty tries to make Snorlax think about counting all the Snorlax in the imagination, which puts to sleep Misty herself before Snorlax.
United States 17:58 1997-1998-M75 凶悪ポケモン出現!
Japanese (Romanized): Kyūaku Pokémon Shutsugen!
Japanese (Trans): Brutal Pokémon Appearance!
Snorlax is rapidly approaching towards the third island.
United States 18:44 1997-1998-M13 戦い(VS野生ポケモン)
Japanese (Romanized): Tatakai (VS yasei Pokémon)
Japanese (Trans): Battle (VS Wild Pokémon)
Ash battles Snorlax with Pikachu's Thunderbolt while it's falling asleep, catching it in the process.
United States 20:21 1997-1998-M04 出会いと別れと
Japanese (Romanized): Deai to Wakare to
Japanese (Trans): Meeting and Parting
As thanks for the help that the group provided by stopping Snorlax , they receive a bag of candied grapefruit peels, then proceeding with the journey.
United States 21:24 My Best Friends Pikachu's Jukebox
United States 22:24 Pokémon World Ending Theme for the English Dub

Music Statistics:

Number of Assigned Tracks to the Japanese Original: 29
Number of Assigned Tracks to the English Dub: 19