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They feature only {{obp|Pokémon|species}} almost exclusively, and chronicle miscellaneous adventures of [[Ash's Pikachu]].
They feature only {{obp|Pokémon|species}} almost exclusively, and chronicle miscellaneous adventures of [[Ash's Pikachu]].
==Categories of shorts==


The shorts can roughly be sorted into the following categories:
The shorts can roughly be sorted into the following categories:
* Shorts which aired theatrically together with a corresponding movie: [[PK01]] with [[M01]], [[PK04]] with [[M02]], [[PK07]] with [[M03]], [[PK10]] with [[M04]], [[PK11]] with [[M05]] and [[PK12]] with [[M06]].
* Annual shorts which aired theatrically together with a corresponding movie: [[PK01]] with [[M01]], [[PK04]] with [[M02]], [[PK07]] with [[M03]], [[PK10]] with [[M04]], [[PK11]] with [[M05]] and [[PK12]] with [[M06]].
* Shorts which formed part of one of the "Pikachu's Winter Vacation" Christmas specials: [[PK02]]/[[PK03]] in 1998, [[PK05]]/[[PK06]] in 1999 and [[PK08]]/[[PK09]] in 2000.
* After the sixth movie, instead of releasing the annual shorts theatrically together with the corresponding movie, they were broadcast for one month per year exclusively on even numbered ANA flights: [[PK14]] was released in 2004 (the same year as the seventh movie), [[PK16]] in 2005, and since [[PK18]] in 2006, every Pikachu short has been of this type, up until most recently [[PK22]] in 2010.
* Shorts which aired for one month per year on even numbered ANA flights, always in the month of August: [[PK14]] in 2004, [[PK16]] in 2005, [[PK18]]-[[PK22]] in 2006-2010 respectively.
* Three "Pikachu's Winter Vacation" Christmas specials were produced, consisting of two episodes each: [[PK02]]/[[PK03]] in 1998, [[PK05]]/[[PK06]] in 1999 and [[PK08]]/[[PK09]] in 2000.
* Shorts which were released theatrically on their own to demonstrate 3D cinema technology under the "Pokémon 3D Adventure" banner: [[PK15]] and [[PK17]].
* Two shorts were released theatrically on their own under the "Pokémon 3D Adventure" banner, to demonstrate 3D cinema technology: [[PK15]] and [[PK17]].
* The episode [[PK10]] does not really fit any of these patterns, however it was released in Japan together with the 3rd installment of "Pikachu's Winter Vacation" and internationally as part of Pokémon Chronicles.
* The episode [[PK10]] does not really fit any of these patterns, however it was released in Japan together with the 3rd installment of "Pikachu's Winter Vacation" and internationally as part of Pokémon Chronicles.
* The episode ''[[Pichu Bros. in Party Panic]]'' is nominally considered part of the Pikachu shorts series, however it is not part of the main series as it does not feature Ash's Pikachu.
* The episode ''[[Pichu Bros. in Party Panic]]'' is nominally considered part of the Pikachu shorts series, however it is not part of the main series as it does not feature Ash's Pikachu.

Revision as of 23:54, 23 January 2011

The Pikachu shorts are small movies that were originally shown at the start of the Pokémon movies, but expanded to fulfil other purposes too.

They feature only Pokémon almost exclusively, and chronicle miscellaneous adventures of Ash's Pikachu.

Categories of shorts

The shorts can roughly be sorted into the following categories:

  • Annual shorts which aired theatrically together with a corresponding movie: PK01 with M01, PK04 with M02, PK07 with M03, PK10 with M04, PK11 with M05 and PK12 with M06.
  • After the sixth movie, instead of releasing the annual shorts theatrically together with the corresponding movie, they were broadcast for one month per year exclusively on even numbered ANA flights: PK14 was released in 2004 (the same year as the seventh movie), PK16 in 2005, and since PK18 in 2006, every Pikachu short has been of this type, up until most recently PK22 in 2010.
  • Three "Pikachu's Winter Vacation" Christmas specials were produced, consisting of two episodes each: PK02/PK03 in 1998, PK05/PK06 in 1999 and PK08/PK09 in 2000.
  • Two shorts were released theatrically on their own under the "Pokémon 3D Adventure" banner, to demonstrate 3D cinema technology: PK15 and PK17.
  • The episode PK10 does not really fit any of these patterns, however it was released in Japan together with the 3rd installment of "Pikachu's Winter Vacation" and internationally as part of Pokémon Chronicles.
  • The episode Pichu Bros. in Party Panic is nominally considered part of the Pikachu shorts series, however it is not part of the main series as it does not feature Ash's Pikachu.

The shorts

Code Screenshot English title Japanese title US broadcast Japan broadcast Time between
PK01 Pikachu's Vacation Pikachu's Vacation ピカチュウのなつやすみ
Pikachu's Summer Vacation
November 12, 1999 July 18, 1998 482 days
PK02 Christmas Night Christmas Night クリスマスであそぼ!
Let's Play on Christmas!
November 25, 2006 December 22, 1998 2895 days
PK03 Kanga Games Kanga Games 雪であそぼ!
Let's Play in the Snow!
November 25, 2006 December 22, 1998 2895 days
PK04 Pikachu's Rescue Adventure Pikachu's Rescue Adventure ピカチュウたんけんたい
The Pikachu Expedition
July 21, 2000 July 17, 1999 370 days
PK05 Winter Games Winter Games こおりであそぼう
Let's Play in the Ice
Unaired December 22, 1999 8891 days
since Japanese airing
PK06 Stantler's Little Helpers Stantler's Little Helpers クリスマスの夜
Christmas Night
Unaired December 22, 1999 8891 days
since Japanese airing
PK07 Pikachu & Pichu Pikachu & Pichu ピチューとピカチュウ
Pichu and Pikachu
April 6, 2001 July 8, 2000 272 days
PK08 Delibird's Dilemma Delibird's Dilemma デリバードのプレゼント
Delibird's Present
June 17, 2006 December 22, 2000 2003 days
PK09 Snorlax Snowman Snorlax Snowman ホワイトストーリー
White Story
June 17, 2006 December 22, 2000 2003 days
PK10 Trouble in Big Town Trouble in Big Town ぼくたちピチューブラザーズ・風船騒動
We are the Pichu Brothers - Balloon disturbance
October 14, 2006 December 22, 2000 2122 days
PK11 Pikachu's PikaBoo Pikachu's PikaBoo ピカチュウのドキドキかくれんぼ
Pikachu's Exciting Hide-and-seek
October 11, 2002 July 7, 2001 461 days
PK12 Camp Pikachu Camp Pikachu ピカピカ星空キャンプ
Pikapika Starry Sky Camp
May 16, 2003 July 13, 2002 307 days
PK13 Gotta Dance!! Gotta Dance!! おどるポケモンひみつ基地
Secret Base of the Dancing Pokémon
June 1, 2004 July 19, 2003 318 days
PK14 Pikachu's Summer Festival No English title ピカチュウのなつまつり
Pikachu's Summer Festival
Unaired August 1, 2004 7207 days
since Japanese airing
PK15 Pokémon 3D Adventure: Find Mew! No English title ポケモン3Dアドベンチャー ミュウを探せ!
Pokémon 3D Adventure: Find Mew!
Unaired March 18, 2005 6978 days
since Japanese airing
PK16 Pikachu's Ghost Carnival No English title ピカチュウのおばけカーニバル
Pikachu's Ghost Carnival
Unaired August 1, 2005 6842 days
since Japanese airing
PK17 Pikachu's Ocean Adventure Pikachu's Ocean Adventure ポケモン3Dアドベンチャー2 ピカチュウの海底大冒険
Pokémon 3D Adventure 2: Pikachu's Big Undersea Adventure
July 1, 2008 May 20, 2006 773 days
PK18 Pikachu's Island Adventure Pikachu's Island Adventure ピカチュウのわんぱくアイランド
Pikachu's Naughty Island
April 3, 2007 August 1, 2006 245 days
PK19 Pikachu's Exploration Club No English title ピカチュウの探検クラブ
Pikachu's Exploration Club
Unaired August 1, 2007 6112 days
since Japanese airing
PK20 Pikachu's Ice Adventure No English title ピカチュウ 氷の大冒険
Pikachu's Ice Adventure
Unaired August 1, 2008 5746 days
since Japanese airing
PK21 Pikachu's Big Sparking Search No English title ピカチュウのキラキラだいそうさく!
Pikachu's Big Sparking Search
Unaired August 1, 2009 5381 days
since Japanese airing
PK22 Pikachu's Big Mysterious Adventure No English title ピカチュウのふしぎなふしぎな大冒険
Pikachu's Big Mysterious Adventure
Unaired August 1, 2010 5016 days
since Japanese airing
This concludes the list of Pikachu shorts.

See also