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The shorts can roughly be sorted into the following categories:
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]].
* 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, shorts were initially broadcast during the month of August 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 2011.
* After the sixth movie, instead of releasing the annual shorts theatrically together with the corresponding movie, shorts were initially broadcast during the month of August exclusively on even numbered ANA flights: [[PK13]] was released in 2004 (the same year as the seventh movie), [[PK15]] in 2005, and since [[PK17]] in 2006, every Pikachu short has been of this type, up until most recently [[PK22]] in 2011.
* 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.
* 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]].
* Two shorts were released theatrically on their own under the "Pokémon 3D Adventure" banner, to demonstrate 3D cinema technology: [[PK14]] and [[PK16]].


==The shorts==
==The shorts==
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