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==Plot==
The video begins in a European town in the early morning. Ed Sheeran is asleep in his room, which is decorated with various pieces of Pokémon merchandise: trading cards, [[Pokémon Battrio|Battrio]] pucks, plushes, figurines, boxed DVDs, and a [[Pokémon Mini]], as well as a [[Game Boy Color]] with some game cartridges. The scene switches to a 2D sketch-like appearance, where Sheeran is shocked awake by a sketch of [[Pikachu]]. The scene switches back to live-action, with the Pikachu having vanished but the effects of the shock still apparent. The video switches between these two formats frequently as it progresses - every time, the Pokémon influence the environment in the sketch view, but disappear in the live-action view.
Sheeran goes to his kitchen, where a [[Charmander]] helps him to cook breakfast, though it catches some of the furniture on fire in the process. A [[Squirtle]] helps Sheeran to put out the flames. Sheeran brings the food to a large dining table, where Pikachu, Squirtle, Charmander, and a [[Slowpoke]] eat the food with him. Sheeran walks outside and starts to sketch in his notebook, but is warned by a sketch of Pikachu that a car is about to hit him - a [[Snorlax]] appears and bounces Sheeran and the car away, as a [[Machamp]] catches the falling car. Sheeran lands near a river, where a [[Lapras]] appears and offers him a ride across.
Sheeran then appears on a grassy hill, where he rests on a rock as several [[Bulbasaur]] cause flowers to bloom around him. Sheeran appears inspired and writes something in his notebook, then jumps with joy alongside Pikachu, Squirtle, Charmander, and [[Eevee]]. Unlike before, the Eevee persists as a glowing outline when the scene switches back to live-action.
Sheeran kisses his notebook and quickly starts to jog home, when he is picked up by a [[Charizard]] that flies him home directly. As he arrives, several Pokémon are arranging his musical equipment for him - Machamp is placing a piano, Pikachu is shocking a TV on, and Squirtle is positioning a microphone. Sheeran picks up a guitar and headphones, and starts to sing into the microphone. As he does, Pikachu, Charmander, Squirtle, Slowpoke, and [[Mew]] all appear as glowing outlines in the real world, similar to the Eevee.
The Mew starts to fight with a blue orb, and the two of them enter the TV, which starts to show an anime-style animated battle between Mew and [[Mewtwo]], resembling ''[[M1|Mewtwo Strikes Back]]''. Sheeran appears in the animation in an outfit resembling [[Ash Ketchum]], riding Charizard and joined by all of the Pokémon seen thus far in the video. Mew and Mewtwo's fight starts to throw debris over the arena, which the Pokémon deflect. Sheeran throws three Poké balls, which contain [[Sobble]], [[Grookey]], and [[Scorbunny]], and dodges debris as Lapras creates an ice slope for them to run on. Mew and Mewtwo each throw energy orbs at each other, but Sheeran jumps between them mid-air in an attempt to stop them, and a shockwave is sent through the arena.
The scene cuts back to live-action, with Sheeran sleeping on a couch. The glowing sketch Pikachu is still present, and tries to jump into the Game Boy Color on the table before Sheeran can notice it. Sheeran picks up the device in suspicion, but a glowing sketch [[Hypno]] appears from it and quickly puts him back to sleep.


==Characters==
==Characters==
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Revision as of 10:48, 6 October 2022

This article is about the song. For the Pokémon Trading Card Game expansion, see Celestial Storm (TCG). For the location in Unova, see Celestial Tower.
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Celestial is a song performed by Ed Sheeran and created for Pokémon Scarlet and Violet.[1] It was released on September 29, 2022.[2]

Lyrics

You see tonight, it could go either way
Hearts balanced on a razor blade
We are designed to love and break
And to rinse and repeat it all again

I get stuck when the world's too loud
And things don't look up when you're going down
And I know your arms are reaching out
From somewhere beyond the clouds

You make me feel
Like my troubled heart is a million miles away
You make me feel
Like I'm drunk on stars and we're dancing out into space
Celestial
Celestial

I see the light shining through the rain
A thousand colors in thе brighter shade
Needed to rise from the lowest place
There's silver lining that surrounds the grey

When I get lost, will you come back around?
Things don't look up when you're going down
And I know your arms, they are reaching out
From somewhere beyond the clouds

You make me feel
Like my troubled heart is a million miles away
You make me feel
Like I'm drunk on stars and we're dancing out into space
Celestial
Celestial

We were made to be nothing more than this
Finding magic in all the smallest things
The way we notice, that's what really matters
Let's make tonight go on and on and on

(You make me feel)
We were made to be nothing more than this
Finding magic in all the smallest things
(You make me feel)
The way we notice, that's what really matters
Let's make tonight go on and on and on

You make me feel
Like my troubled heart is a million miles away
You make me feel
Like I'm drunk on stars and we're dancing out into space
Celestial
Celestial

Celestial
(We were made to be nothing more than this)
(Finding magic in all the smallest things)
Celestial
(The way we notice, that's what really matters)
(Let's make tonight go on and on and on)

Celestial

Plot

The video begins in a European town in the early morning. Ed Sheeran is asleep in his room, which is decorated with various pieces of Pokémon merchandise: trading cards, Battrio pucks, plushes, figurines, boxed DVDs, and a Pokémon Mini, as well as a Game Boy Color with some game cartridges. The scene switches to a 2D sketch-like appearance, where Sheeran is shocked awake by a sketch of Pikachu. The scene switches back to live-action, with the Pikachu having vanished but the effects of the shock still apparent. The video switches between these two formats frequently as it progresses - every time, the Pokémon influence the environment in the sketch view, but disappear in the live-action view.

Sheeran goes to his kitchen, where a Charmander helps him to cook breakfast, though it catches some of the furniture on fire in the process. A Squirtle helps Sheeran to put out the flames. Sheeran brings the food to a large dining table, where Pikachu, Squirtle, Charmander, and a Slowpoke eat the food with him. Sheeran walks outside and starts to sketch in his notebook, but is warned by a sketch of Pikachu that a car is about to hit him - a Snorlax appears and bounces Sheeran and the car away, as a Machamp catches the falling car. Sheeran lands near a river, where a Lapras appears and offers him a ride across.

Sheeran then appears on a grassy hill, where he rests on a rock as several Bulbasaur cause flowers to bloom around him. Sheeran appears inspired and writes something in his notebook, then jumps with joy alongside Pikachu, Squirtle, Charmander, and Eevee. Unlike before, the Eevee persists as a glowing outline when the scene switches back to live-action.

Sheeran kisses his notebook and quickly starts to jog home, when he is picked up by a Charizard that flies him home directly. As he arrives, several Pokémon are arranging his musical equipment for him - Machamp is placing a piano, Pikachu is shocking a TV on, and Squirtle is positioning a microphone. Sheeran picks up a guitar and headphones, and starts to sing into the microphone. As he does, Pikachu, Charmander, Squirtle, Slowpoke, and Mew all appear as glowing outlines in the real world, similar to the Eevee.

The Mew starts to fight with a blue orb, and the two of them enter the TV, which starts to show an anime-style animated battle between Mew and Mewtwo, resembling Mewtwo Strikes Back. Sheeran appears in the animation in an outfit resembling Ash Ketchum, riding Charizard and joined by all of the Pokémon seen thus far in the video. Mew and Mewtwo's fight starts to throw debris over the arena, which the Pokémon deflect. Sheeran throws three Poké balls, which contain Sobble, Grookey, and Scorbunny, and dodges debris as Lapras creates an ice slope for them to run on. Mew and Mewtwo each throw energy orbs at each other, but Sheeran jumps between them mid-air in an attempt to stop them, and a shockwave is sent through the arena.

The scene cuts back to live-action, with Sheeran sleeping on a couch. The glowing sketch Pikachu is still present, and tries to jump into the Game Boy Color on the table before Sheeran can notice it. Sheeran picks up the device in suspicion, but a glowing sketch Hypno appears from it and quickly puts him back to sleep.

Characters

Humans

  • Ed Sheeran
  • Taxi Driver

Pokémon

Video

By Ed Sheeran
This video is not available on Bulbapedia; instead, you can watch the video on YouTube here.


Credits

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Produced by
  • Genki Kawamura
  • Masami Hatanaka
Director
  • Yuichi Kodama
Character Design
  • Yu Nagaba
Director of Photography
  • Callan Green
1st AD
  • Kennedy Taylor
2nd AD
  • Charlie Woods
1st AC
  • Barney Bachelor
2nd AC
  • Aaran Leach
Camera Trainee
  • Joanns Buncelmans
Steadicam
  • Rick Woollard
DIT
  • Elvin Prentice
Playback
  • Jack Driver
  • Bradley Boorman
On Set Editor
  • Liam Bream
Gaffer
  • Adam Bell
Electrician
  • Tim Jordan
  • Milo Smyth
  • Michael Smit
  • Alex Gibbons
Desk Operator
  • Gary Wilson
Stylist
  • Liberty Shaw
Stylist Assistant
  • Holly Millman
  • Talia Krais
Genny OP
  • Paul Rowe
Master Rigger
  • Pat Daley
Rigger
  • C/O Pat Daly
Key Grip
  • Jess Saunders
Grip
  • Bobby Brown
Sound Recordist
  • Greg Hagen
Production Designer
  • Bridget Murton
Art Director
  • Sophie Jacobs
  • Hela Dondertman
Art Assistant
  • Lucy Ansty
  • Rhi Edwards
  • Jason Bradley
Food Stylist
  • Loic Parisot
  • Charlotte Bone
Sprinter
  • Abs Allam
Driver
  • Tom Horsburgh
  • Nandor Racz
  • Kumaran Shrikumaran
  • Dean White
  • George Sampson
Mini Bus Driver
  • John Fernandez
Winnebago Driver
  • Pawel Bulicz
Honey Wagon Driver
  • Paul Hockley
  • Jason Gibbs
Dining Bus Driver
  • Gary Moore
Dining Trailer
  • Garath Playford
Location Manager
  • Rob Surtees
Location Assistant
  • Rob Napolotani
Medic
  • Mick Leeming
Tester
  • Louise O'Brien
Catering
  • Gavin Jay
  • Jan Liska
  • Marco Alvarez
Stand-in
  • Jack McGinn
Taxi Driver
  • Tom Dussek
Head of Security
  • Shane White
Runner
  • Sidney Kwok
  • Oscar Ginn
  • Kai Rajakulasingam
  • George Havor
  • Grace McClured
Chaperone
  • Mick Nakamura
Producer
  • Joe Myers
Executive Producer
  • Igor Degtiarev
Production Manager
  • Melissa Eaton
Production Assistant
  • Georgia McClure
Casting Producer
  • Jamesy Minimal
UK Film Production
  • Lucky Strike
Flame Artist VFX Supervisor
  • Masaki Mizuno
Flame Artist
  • Mami Watanabe
  • Kotomi Kawasaki
CG Director
  • Koji Takagane
CG Artist
  • Mishio Hirai
Tracking
  • Naoki Korematsu
Roto Paint
  • taupe.inc
CG Production Manager
  • Kaori Ninokura
VFX Production
  • Khaki
CG Animation Supervisor
  • Kohta Morie
CG Director
  • Takahiro Shibano
Lead Animator
  • Kotaro Azuma
Rigging Artist
  • Masato Tajima
Lead Digital Artist
  • Kei Kidera
Digital Artist
  • Naoto Tomita
  • Marie Shirai
CG Production Manager
  • Yosuke Ohno
CG Animator
  • Ryo Nihara
  • Ayuko Kitaoka
  • Kento Sakai
  • Seiko Tamagawa
  • Shuya Sugawara
  • Koetsu Ogawa
2D Effect
  • Masanobu Hiraoka
  • Naoki Yoshibe
  • Tomoe Obayashi
CG Animation Production
  • MORIE Inc.
Animation Director
  • Shinya Iino
Character Design/Color Script/Chief Key Animation Director
  • Moaang
Action Director/Key Animation Director
  • Toya Oshima
Color Designer/Color Key/Paint Check
  • Yukiko Kakita
Background Art Director/Background Art
  • Satoko Nakamura
Composite Director/Composite
  • Yu Wakabayashi
Animation Editor
  • Toshitaka Kanda
Animation Producer/Production Manager
  • Kei Igarashi
Key Animation
  • Ren Onodera
  • Takashi Kojima
  • Shota Goshozono
  • Shuu Sugita
  • Shinsuke Ushiroda
  • Shigeko Tanbara
  • BONO
  • MYOUN
  • Riki Matsuura
  • Awoi Ohtani
  • Hiroaki Arai
  • Hiroaki Nakamich
In-between Director
  • Yukiko Kawamoto
In-between Animation
  • Takuma Ohiwa
  • Eri Hibino
  • Momoka Kojima
  • Kana Fujishiro
  • Yuko Takahashi
  • Manami Yuge
  • Maho Tanimoto
  • Riho Ito
  • Mizuki Yamazaki
  • Mayo Nakaoka
  • Hiromi Ito
  • Shaft
Digital Paint
  • Kanta Matsuda
  • Mika Kinoshita
  • Miya Uchiyama
  • Yuto Kuwahara
  • Naoto Seki
  • Hiroshi Moriwaki
  • Chiaki Numata
  • Mio Ono
  • Nagisa Sunakawa
  • Tomomi Kimura
  • Suzuka Chiba
  • Momoka Saeki
  • Keito Tachikawa
Background Production Manager
  • Mizuki Suda
Animation General Manager
  • Shunsuke Hosoi
Management Cooperation (In-between Animation)
  • Kaho Katrein
Management Cooperation (Digital Paint)
  • Kyoko Tsukiyama
Animation Production
  • ENISHIYA inc.
Colorist
  • Yasutaka Ishihara
Sound Effect
  • Yoshiaki Tokunaga
Mixer
  • Kazune Masutomi
Artist Management (Yu Nagaba)
  • Akihiro Matsuda
Special Thanks
  • Hanako Sakonju
  • Keisuke Jojima
  • Arisa Mochizuki
Producer
  • Kyosuke Miyazaki
  • Tetsuro Iwama
Bilingual Coordinator
  • Maho Ikeda
Production Assistant
  • Kohei Kawaguchi
  • Eri Takahashi
  • Manami Jinno
Production
  • AOI Pro.
Producer
  • Wakana Okamura
  • Ai Kashima
Produced by
  • STORY Inc.
The Pokémon Company
  • Shoichi Obora
  • Tomonori Iizuka
  • Jiayue Chen
  • Maya Nakamura
  • Sho Furutani
  • Kenji Sugimoto
The Pokémon Company Supervisor
  • 石原恒和

References


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