What Pokemon Shows Are Available On Netflix?

Netflix has a variety of Pokemon shows and movies available. Pokemon XY  has hit the scene this month with new episodes available.  Pokemon has been a favorite for decades and doesn’t show signs of slowing down anytime soon.    The Pokemon Series has close to 20 films over the the last decade, the series includes television shows as well as movies.  

Currently on Netflix you can find the following Pokemon series and movies

• Pokemon Indio League
• Pokemon Journeys The Series
• Pokemon Master Journeys The Series
• Pokemon Secrets of the Jungle
• Pokemon Mewtwo Strikes Back Evolution

Netflix does not currently have the orginal Pokemon series or any other movies or TV series besides those listed above. Below you can find the trailers for each of these Pokemon series/movies that are on Netflix so you can get a small taste of each one.

The anime shows follows Ash Ketchum and his group of friends through fictitious lands of Pokemon along with their Pokemon characters. Pokemon is short for the Japanese title Pocket Monsters which is the title of the first series and also know as Gotta Catchem All,  so as not to be confused with future series.

The franchise started with a video game in 1996 and has expanded to video games, trading card games, animated television shows and movies, comic books, and toys. Satoshi Tajiri is the creator behind the franchise.  IGN named Tajiri one of the top 100 game creators of all time, mainly for his ability to have built Pokémon into a “worldwide phenomenon”

Pokemon Indio League

Pokémon: Indigo League, Season 1 on Blu-ray - Official English Trailer

Join a 10 year-old, Ash as her strives to become a Pokemon Master. Ash meets friends Misty and Brock who join Ash on his quest to become a Pokemon Master.  He also meets Team Rocket Jessie, James and Meoweth who give the friends a different set of challenges.    Series One is available on Netflix with 52 episodes.

Pokemon Journeys The Series

Pokémon Journeys: The Series | Official Trailer

Pokemon Master Journeys The Series

Pokémon Master Journeys: The Series | Official Trailer

Pokemon Secrets of the Jungle

Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle | Official Trailer #1

Pokemon Mewtwo Strikes Back Evolution

Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back—Evolution | Official Trailer | Netflix

“Pokemon is one of my favorite all time show, video game and card game” says Jared, age 28.  Fans of all ages can find a variety of shows to view on Netflix. 

Popular Characters In The Pokemon TV Show

The second season of the Pokemon TV show has arrived, and it is time for another episode of the series! The three main protagonists – Ash, Misty, and Brock – continue their adventure in the Hoenn region. The show’s characters are also as beloved as the original games.

Ash and his friends will likely never be as charming as Misty and her friends, but they are certainly no less compelling. In addition, Ash’s relationship with his sister, Chloe, has also been quite strained.

Misty

Misty is a female Pokémon trainer who appears in the Pokemon TV show and the movies. She is known for her fierce nature and determination. When Ash first meets her, Misty slaps him in the face, upset over his mistreatment of Pikachu. Although this scene was cut from the American version, it’s still quite funny.

In the series, Misty is often seen with her Key Stone hidden in her ponytail.

The show introduced Misty to the world of Pokemon. She was a beloved female character in the early episodes of the series. As a trainer, Misty would often assist Ash in training his Pokemon, defeating wild animals with her magical ball. The series also introduced Misty to the world of anime, with her own recurring appearance in the second season of the Sun and Moon series. Ash and Misty would later part ways, but they remained friends, despite the changes.

In the series, Misty is a trainer of a variety of Pokemon, including the famous Pikachu. She is a Gym leader in the Cerulean Gym. Misty also has her own Pokemon, Azurill, which is a calm, yet powerful Pokemon. Misty usually carries her own Pokemon around, but when she isn’t in the game, she keeps it in a Pokeball.

Ash Ketchum

Ash Ketchum is the fictional character from the Pokémon franchise who appears on many merchandise items. He is voiced by Rika Matsumoto and Hana Takeda. In Japan, he is known as Satoshi, and is voiced by Hana Takeda. The character is the best-loved of the main characters, and the fan base for the show has largely accepted his popularity.

The series follows Ash Ketchum, the main character, as he pursues his dream of becoming a Pokemon trainer. He is accompanied by his famous sidekick Pikachu, and they embark on an epic quest to become the best trainer in the world. As his goal grows closer to success, he is joined by other Pokemon and trainers on his journey. But how does Ash get started on his mission?

The character of Ash Ketchum in Pokemon has a number of interesting aspects. The first is his hot-headed and cocky personality, which is corrected in the series, but is still present when Ash and his Pokemon are mistreated. Ash also displays compassion for Pokemon, but dislikes Trainers who treat their pets badly. Ash is a role model for many, and his skills, abilities, and unpredictability often impress viewers. He often thinks about the unique characteristics of each Pokemon he encounters.

The second thing about Ash Ketchum is that he is an animated character. As a result, he doesn’t age like a normal human, and doesn’t really grow in any way. His personality is similar to Bart Simpson’s. And he hasn’t won any official leagues. While he has defeated the Battle Frontier and the Orange Island, he has not won the prestigious title of being the best Pokemon trainer.

Rudy

There are a few key differences between Rudy and Ash in the Pokemon TV show. Rudy’s Pokemon collection is closer to the standards of Generation I, while Ash’s collection is more expansive. The type difference is mainly due to the fact that Ash only has one Water-type Pokemon, while the other two have multiple types.

Because of this, Rudy’s collection is far less comprehensive than Ash’s. The following are some of the differences between Ash and Rudy’s Pokemon.

In the episode “Misty Meets Her Match”, the main character of this story is Rudy, the gym leader of the Trovita Gym. Rudy asks Misty to stay on the island with him, but she declines. Later, she and Ash decide to go their separate ways, and Misty has a crush on Rudy. However, Ash is somewhat jealous of Misty’s feelings for Rudy.

The Pokemon used by Ash in the episode are not very strong, so they are not good at fighting each other. However, Ash has no problem defeating the Electabuzz, but Ash’s Bulbasaur is stronger. Ash also has a stronger Pokémon in the TV show than Rudy. However, Ash’s Bulbasaur has a higher attack power, so it’s not very effective against a Bulbasaur.

Chloe

In the TV series, Chloe is a friendly and outgoing girl who is not afraid of Pokemon. In Getting More Than You Battled For!, she helps Ash and Goh in a battle and meets her doppelganger, Soleil. In To Train, or Not to Train!, she becomes a Pokemon Trainer. Chloe’s love for Pokemon grew as she gained more experience with the series.

Unlike her fellow characters, she has a father who is a professor. Her father’s antics embarrass her, but she still respects him and has a healthy relationship with him. Although she snaps at him, Chloe often listens to his advice. It’s her father’s advice that helps her overcome many challenges in her quest to become a Pokemon trainer. But as her father is a professor, Chloe is not the only person who looks like her father.

When going to school, Chloe asks her teacher to give her a Pokemon. She already has a Yamper, which belongs to her family. She tells Goh that she’s found a path to class. She promises to watch her exams, but she’s nervous about her debut in front of her classmates. Chloe and Eevee then escape from a wild Huntail and find refuge in a cave entrance, where they’re saved by Ash.

Gary Oak

The character of Gary Oak appeared in the Pokemon TV show and the movie. Gary studied to become a scientist and worked with other scientists to study Pokemon. During one episode, Gary revived the Aerodactyl and sent it blasting off.

This episode was also a pivotal one in the series, as Gary proved himself as a researcher and a no-nonsense trainer. However, it was unclear if he was still a scientist.

Like the character in the Pokemon video game, Gary is the grandson of Professor Oak. As such, he loves to flaunt his extensive knowledge and will not listen to any interrupters. The character humiliates Ash several times, and the first time this happens is when Ash and Gary get into their first Pokemon battle. Ash’s Pikachu is defeated by Gary’s Eevee, and the two become rivals.

The character portrays the stereotype of a cocky but pampered young man. He has brown eyes and tall, spiky hair. When he is not training Pokemon, Gary Oak wears a purple long-sleeved shirt with a yin and yang necklace. While traveling, Gary wears a brown cloak. Otherwise, he wears a short-sleeved dark gray polo shirt with the collar flipped up. Dark gray cargo pants are worn underneath, and a purple wristband is worn around his wrist. When working as a researcher, Gary Oak wears a white lab coat.