These are the biggest changes, and they're hard to spot.Īside from those, Mewtwo has an additional line at the beginning, when he dreams of Mew and the outside world. Also, in Ash's opening battle with his pirate-clad challenger, Pikachu fights a Drowzee instead of a Golem. For example, Team Rocket helps Ash travel through the hurricane in a Lapras speedboat, trading the Viking costumes for sailor suits and a musical number. Many of these changes are smaller in scale, only noticeable to the diehard Pokémon fans. Mewtwo Strikes Back's Biggest Changes To Original Pokémon Movie Despite that, there are some notable differences between the two. Mewtwo Strikes Back: Evolution reworks tons of classic moments from Pokémon : The Movie, including Mew hopping on the blades of the windmill and Ash emerging from the smoke with the original Pokémon, all of which have been reworked for this new movie. But again, Mewtwo Strikes Back: Evolution doesn't change much from the story, as its primary goal was to bring Mewtwo Strikes Back into a new era of animation, which it most certainly did. While the Mewtwo Strikes Back: Evolution story is identical to the original version, the remake boasts an all-new CGI animation style - and it's fascinating to see the same story adapted into a different art form. Related: Mewtwo: The Legendary Pokemon Explained But there are changes that have a larger effect on the overall movie when compared to the original. Most of the movie features either shot-for-shot recreations or only the smallest of alterations. However, the animation does add a new layer to the characters' appearances, like Mewtwo's armor as featured on Pokémon GO. Mewtwo Strikes Back: Evolution is a fairly straight-forward remake that doesn't add much to the original film. The majority of the changes are small, keeping the structure of the original intact. It's then up to Ash Ketchum and his team to stop Mewtwo's plans to conquer the world with his army of clones. Fuji clones the legendary Pokémon Mew, his experiment - Mewtwo - rebels against him and his employer, Giovanni. The reboot movie tells the story of Mewtwo's creation. Mewtwo Strikes Back Evolution debuted on Netflix for National Pokémon Day. And the original score is great.Netflix's Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back Evolution is a brand-new adaptation of Pokémon : The First Movie, and it features some changes to the original version - including being a CGI remake. The animation is wonderful, on par with the best things in anime genre. Even with the story changes and the inclusion of stupid songs (in theatrical or DVD version, not sure), this movie deserves a 7 out of 10. I'm not sure, but the theatrical or the DVD version has some low quality pop songs added to mar an otherwise perfect score. The original orchestral music that was made by Ralph Schtukett is marvelous. There is ONE good thing about the English adaptation. An even better option is to view the whole Japanese version with subtitles.
Don't want to spoil anything, but you actually must watch the original opening to understand the story. The Japanese version was called "too scary and not suitable for children", so, 4Kids Entertainment overwrote practically everything, and deleted no less than 10 minutes of the opening sequence. This version is edited and has a changed story, which many viewers found stupid (the reason for low ratings). Okay, first, if you will find this movie not making any sense, please note that it is an "English adaptation", not a direct translation.
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