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PO04   リザードン Lizardon

First broadcast Japan October 2, 2013 United States

English themes Opening N/A Ending

Japanese themes Opening N/A Ending N/A

Credits Animation OLM Screenplay 笠原邦暁 Kuniaki Kasahara Storyboard 冨安大貴 Daiki Tomiyasu Assistant director Animation directors 田島端穂 Mizuho Tajima 中野悟史 Satoshi Nakano Additional credits

Screenshots on Filb.de

(Japanese: リザードン Lizardon) is the fourth and final episode of Pokémon Origins.

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Plot

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Major events

• Red arrives at the Indigo Plateau and defeats the Elite Four.
• Red finds out that Blue has already become the Champion.
• Red defeats Blue, thus becoming the new Pokémon League Champion.
• Red manages to collect all the 149 known Pokémon species.
• Red learns about Mewtwo, the 150th Pokémon.
• Red enters the Cerulean Cave in order to capture Mewtwo.
• The stones given to Red by Mr. Fuji are revealed to be Mega Stones from Kalos.
• Red's Charizard Mega Evolves into Mega Charizard X.
• Red successfully captures Mewtwo.
• Red sets off to find and capture Mew in order to complete the Pokédex.

Characters

Humans

• Red
• Lorelei
• Bruno
• Agatha
• Lance
• Blue
• Professor Oak
• Professor Oak's aide
• Mr. Fuji
• Reina

Pokémon

• Charizard (Red's; Mega Charizard X)
• Jolteon (Red's)
• Scyther (Red's)
• Dodrio (Red's)
• Lapras (Red's)
• Persian (Red's)
• Fearow (Red's; new)
• Arbok (Red's; new)
• Tentacool (Red's; new)
• Pikachu (Red's; new)
• Chansey (Red's; new)
• Rapidash (Red's)
• Tauros (Red's)
• Articuno (Red's; new)
• Zapdos (Red's; new)
• Moltres (Red's; new)
• Gengar (Red's)
• Mewtwo (Red's; new)
• Pidgeot (Blue's)
• Alakazam (Blue's)
• Rhydon (Blue's)
• Arcanine (Blue's)
• Exeggutor (Blue's)
• Blastoise (Blue's)
• Dewgong (Lorelei's)
• Onix (Bruno's)
• Gengar (Agatha's)
• Dragonite (Lance's)
• Vulpix (Pokémon House)
• Oddish (Pokémon House)
• Growlithe (Pokémon House)
• Cubone (Pokémon House)
• Rhydon (statue)
• Bulbasaur (Scientist review)
• Butterfree (Scientist review)
• Raticate (Scientist review)
• Clefable (Scientist review)
• Mankey (Scientist review)
• Machamp (Scientist review)
• Victreebel (Scientist review)
• Haunter (Scientist review)
• Seaking (Scientist review)
• Aerodactyl (Scientist review)
• Mew

Trivia

• There is a Growlithe seen playing with a substitute-like plushie in Mr. Fuji's Pokémon House.
• One Slowking is showed in Hall Of Fame display from random trainers, despite the special only have Pokémon featured in Generation 1 games.

Errors

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