RTP Adventures - Gold and Silver Part 27

Ruby and Shea Locke are back from summer break and we return with our coverage of the 5th Pokemon Movie and the final film of the Johto series! We start off with some banjo hoedown music as Pikachu reunites with the Pichu brothers and we get to meet more Pokemon from the Hoenn Region. Then it is time for Pokemon Heroes where we meet the legendary Latios and Latias legendary Pokemon from the Hoenn Region as well as two members of Team Rocket who are once again named after a figure from the old west.

Then, stay tuned after the episode to catch back up with Violet as she takes on the trainers on the S.S. Anne.

What is covered:

Anime Episodes:

Pikachu Short: Camp Pikachu

Pokemon Movie - Pokemon Heroes

Intro music uses Pokemon Gold/Silver/Crystal - Route 3 (Orchestra) theme by YoshiDude12. Check out the full version on youtube at (1266) Pokemon Gold/Silver/Crystal - Route 3 (Orchestra) - YouTube

Outro uses Goldenrod City (Slowed Instrumental Lofi) by myk. Check out that full version on youtube at (1285) Goldenrod City (Slowed Instrumental Lofi) - YouTube

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Next Week:

Now that we're back from the summer and have covered the final Pokemon movie of Johto it is time to go back to Kanto in Gold, Silver, and Crystal where Ruby and I search for a lost grandchild and return to Vermillion City where we find that some things are the same, plenty is different, and there seems to be something wrong in the region.

Thanks for listening, and we will catch you on the next route.