Anime 10740 Pokemon Movie 14 Black Victini To Shiroki Eiyuu Reshiram Suggestion

Alternative Titles

Synonyms: Gekijouban Pocket Monsters Best Wishes: Victini to Shiroki Eiyuu Reshiram, Pokemon Best Wishes!: Victini to Shiroki Eiyuu Reshiram, Victini and the White Hero: Reshiram

Japanese: 劇場版ポケットモンスターベストウイッシュビクティニと白き英雄レシラム

Information

Type: Movie

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Jul 16, 2011

Producers: TV Tokyo, Shogakukan-Shueisha Productions, Marvelous Entertainment, TOHO

Licensors: The Pokemon Company International

Studios: Production I.G, Xebec, OLM

Source: Game

Genres: Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy

Demographic: Kids

Duration: 1 hr. 36 min.

Rating: PG - Children

Statistics

Score: 6.64¹ (scored by 29,026 users)

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Ranked: #6734²

² based on the top anime page. Please note that 'Not yet aired' and 'R18+' titles are excluded.

Popularity: #3124

Members: 50,175

Favorites: 12

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6.64

Ranked #6734Popularity #3124Members 50,175

MovieProduction I.G, Xebec, OLM

Synopsis

In ages past, the Kingdom of the Vale, a mighty and flourishing realm, fell into turmoil. The ruler's two sons turned against each other, unleashing the powers of their Legendary familiars—Reshiram and Zekrom—and disturbing the Dragon Force that supplied the kingdom with energy. With the help of the Mythical Pokémon Victini, balance was restored and the Dragon Force was bound by the Sword of the Vale. Should the Sword be moved, devastation will loom again.

Damon, a descendant of the now scattered People of the Vale, is attempting to restore his people's kingdom to its former glory. He manages to summon Legendary Pokémon Zekrom, with the aim of lifting the Sword of the Vale and harnessing the power of the Dragon Force himself.

Meanwhile, Satoshi and his companions visit Eindoak Town, located at the foot of the Sword of the Vale. Confronted with Damon's scheme, they lend a hand to Victini, guardian of the Vale, in stopping the plan from coming to fruition and preventing a repeat of the tragedy that occurred a millennium ago.

[Written by MAL Rewrite]

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Parent story:	Pokemon Best Wishes!
Alternative version:	Pokemon Movie 14 White: Victini to Kuroki Eiyuu Zekrom

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Characters & Voice Actors

Satoshi

Main

Matsumoto, Rica
Japanese

Pikachu

Main

Ootani, Ikue
Japanese

Iris

Main

Yuuki, Aoi
Japanese

Dent

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Miyano, Mamoru
Japanese

Victini

Main

Mizuki, Nana
Japanese

Zekrom

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Takahashi, Hideki
Japanese

Reshiram

Main

Tanihara, Shosuke
Japanese

Grangil, Dred

Main

Takahashi, Chiaki
Japanese

Karita

Main

Ishihara, Satomi
Japanese

Kojirou

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Miki, Shinichiro
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"Koe (響 -こえ-)" by Every Little Thing

Reviews

Dec 28, 2011

kxterr

Mixed Feelings

I can pretty much say I was disappointed at this movie. It just didn't have the "this is a very crucial event" factor to it. In other pokemon movies all the events had weight in it. In this one its just very light stuff. The action sequences are always the highlight of Pokemon movies.And in this one it had decent to bad action scenes. The supporting cast is very useless as well. They had no use in the whole thing unlike the previous movies. The only thing this had going are the Legendary Pokemon. Rashiram, Zekrom and Victini are cool Pokemon. Though I had ...

Sep 25, 2013

Rodaxoleaux

Mixed Feelings

"Does the truth flow within you? Do you have what it takes to express your ideals?"

This movie (as a Pokémon movie) is garbage. The main fight was terrible and the legendaries had no real point. There was no real antagonist and for "Pikachu the Movie 14," Pikachu sure didn't do anything besides sit there and look awesome (which he does very well but I want to see him have a point. He is THE main character of Pokemon basically.)

The art and characters (as always, disregarding the digimon flying across the screen with jets) were good as always. The music (as always) are to ...

Jul 13, 2023

Chaotic_beauty

Not Recommended

Pokemon Black & White sound great on paper. You've got a neat concept, great legendaries, character moments, breathtaking scenery and superb animation. What a shame that two crucial ingredients are missing - originality and good dialogue.

Annunal Pokemon sequels bumped up animation slightly with almost every release. What caught me off guard, however, was a massive improvement with these two films. One thing that can't be understated is how nice Reshiram & Zerkrom look. For this reason alone, it's a joy to watch the films. But these two aren't aiming to be an artsy audio-visual extravaganza. While the best thing I can say about audio production ... is that it did its job, I can't be as forgiving to other elements.

These films can be split into two parts. The character driven first and plot dirven second half. Both focus on different elements and both come up short in their own departments.

Throughout the first half, we're treated to quite a few neat situations. While watching, as I try to enjoy them, something rushes through my mind - images from previous films. Therein lies the problem. There's very little originality here. A garden with tastly berries? Already done in The Rise of Darkrai, better too. Running through the packed streets of an old town? Fifth film. Pokemon waking up Ash to enjoy the local sunrise? Almost every series did it at least three times. I could go on, but I think the point has been made. Black & White are plagued by moments already done better before. The battles at display here aren't very memorable, either.

Where the films really starts to fall, even for someone not familiar with the better works in the franchise, is the second half. The dialogue turns into a complete disaster. Characters won't talk to each other. They'll arbitrary decide to withold key information, just so the plot can go the way director envisioned.

For films centered around Reshiram & Zerkrom, there's very little build up of them as legendaries. After all is said and done they feel more like rare local pokemon, rather than legendaries. Their themes of Ideals & Truth, Yin & Yang, are barely touched by the films. Twice blurted out in expositional fashion, these lines feel like trailer material. Making the two virtually identical and replacing one with the other in each film is troubling. Equaling truth to idealism and implying they act the same is just not deep. Then again, these two films don't even touch the subject.

As the mysterious dragon force raises the sword castle into space (yes, this actually happens), we're left with questions. How does it work? Where does it come from? This isn't explained. We are told the force will destroy the world, but nothing shown seems really threatening. The fact that the force acts as if powered by Yveltal and Xerneas is a mere curiosity for Pokemon fans. The truth is, this force is not thought out and won't be mentioned ever again.

Lastly, there's Victini. This little doll is pretty damn cute. Throughout the films he's been handled well. Until the end, that is. Near the end he's given a fake death scene. I'm sick of these. Ash in the first film, Celebi in third, Darkrai in tenth, Giratina in eleventh and Zoroark in thirteenth. The faux death has been overused and the manipulative nature of Victini's death is pathetic. We're treated to a scene of characters standing, spewing exposition, while sad music plays in the background for a minute - then revealing the little bugger alive. Even if they had to do this, is this the way it should have been done? No. It just doesn't work.

Ultimately, I would recommend these films to people craving some more Pokemon. It doesn't bode well under any close up scrutiny, but looks pretty good. Enough for most Pokemon fans to enjoy, in any case.

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