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Pokemon Johto Journeys - Crimson Warrior (Vol. 46) As and his friends try to discover the secret identity of a superhero with Gligar fixation and a way to help little Mary with her Mareep. However, they’re most amazed by the awesome performance of the Sicizor! Unfortunately for Ash, after Shingo, the Sicizor’s trainer, uses his computer to analyze Ash, Shingo decides that Ash is too inferior to even bother battling! Can Ash find a way to get Shingo to change his mind!?
Customer Review: A Summary
There are three episodes on this DVD; they are:

“The Superhero Secret” Ash and his friends fall into a trap set by Team Rocket, causing Togepi to be in danger. Luckily for them, Togepi is saved by a superhero who called himself Gligar and his pokemon, a gligar. Later Ash and co. find out who he is and settles an argument between father and daughter.

“Mild ‘n Wooly” Ash and friends meet a young girl with a mareep called Fluffy. Along with her mother, who happened to own a raichu, they foil another one of Team Rocket’s plans to capture all the mareep that they own.

“Wired for Battle” Ash and friends meet Mr. Morramasa, who owns a Scizor, and runs a training school for pokemon trainers and their pokemon. Ash challenges Shingo, Mr. Morramasa’s top student, who thinks that his computer is more important than pokemon. Ash beats him with his heracross, and Shingo realizes that his computer isn’t everything.
This is my favorite episode on this DVD, probably because Ash and Shingo has a very long pokemon battle.
Customer Review: Summary for Poke’mon Crimson Warrior
CRIMSON WARRIOR

The Superhero Secret

It all starts out in a green forest, Team Rocket planted a trap, and caught our young hero. Team Rocket almost drowned Togepi, the spikeshell Pokemon. Gligarman and his Gligar, Gligarman is really Mr. Parker.

Mild ‘n Wooly
It starts out when Ash and friends are eating. They encounter Mareep, a sheep Pokemon, a young girl, who owns that Mareep,introduced it as “Fluffy”. The young girl’s mother owns a gang of Mareep. And, she owns a Raichu, the evolved form of Pikachu, which Ash owns Pikachu, to evolve a Pikachu, use a Thunderstone, but remember, think hard before using the evolution stone.

Wired For Battle!

Ash and Pikachu encountor a Scizor, the Scissor Pokemon, it’s trainer, Mr. Morramasa, named it Massamoone. Later they encounter the real teacher, Mr. Shingo, he has a flattop and uses that to get the trainer’s strategies.

Pokemon Stuffed Mini-Plush - Raichu

Pokemon - The Adventures in the Orange Islands Vol 1 These 12 episodes from the second broadcast season (nos. 228-239 in the overall continuity) help to bridge the events of the first season, which took aspiring trainer Ash Ketcham from his Pallet Town home to the Pok mon League championships, and the later “Johto Journeys” story line. Professor Oak sends Ash, Misty, and Brock to the Orange Islands to collect a mysterious Pok ball found by fellow researcher Professor Ivy. When they reach her lab, Brock decides to stay with the Professor and her three female assistants. Ash and Misty are soon joined by Tracey, a “Pok mon Watcher” in training who sketches. After the perpetually amorous Brock, he makes a rather bland companion. Although the archipelago boasts a string of gyms, Ash wins only one badge, the Coral Eye.

There’s little sense of a narrative thread to these stories as the characters wander aimlessly from island to island. They escape the snares of the inept Team Rocket (Jessy, James, and Meowth), who stalk them in a submarine disguised as a giant Magicarp. In the weird “Stage Fright,” a traveling troupe uses Pok mon as puppets, but Kay is having trouble with her Raichu: she can’t get it to follow when she recites “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.” (They don’t consider the possibility that Raichu, like generations of English students, may be bored by the poem.) The Pok mon craze peaked long ago, but the series remains a harmless, if repetitious diversion for smaller children. (Suitable for all ages: minor cartoon violence) –Charles Solomon
Customer Review: It’s about time!
I bought this DVD back when it first came out but I’m only now getting around to reviewing it. Anyway, after wondering why they skipped the Orange Islands when putting out the DVDs they FINALLY came out with this..a TWELVE episode disc! Compared with the other Pokemon DVDs which have like 3 episodes (probably why I never bought any of those) at the same price so this is a truly awesome deal. The Orange Islands are my favorite episodes in the whole Pokemon series. I just wish there were more eps, like a full season. The atmosphere is just so lighthearted and fun..guess that tropical climate really helps. I don’t really like Tracey but it’s okay cuz he mostly feels like a background character who’s just along for the ride. Which means that most of the focus is on Ash and Misty with plenty of Pokeshippy moments! My only complaint…would it KILL them to add some special features?? Over all, it’s a great buy for any Pokemon fan and even if you’re not and say you’re looking to get this for your kid, it’s MUCH more enjoyable and easier to sit through than say the boring Johto Journies eps. Thanks for readin!
Customer Review: End Of Season 1, Prologue Of Season 2, Begining Of Season 2
This is a must have! Since it was made quite a while after season 2, the end of season one and some of season two are jam packed on this DVD! I’m going to use the Japanese name of the characters [since this IS a Japanese cartoon] but the English episode titles so you know what I’m talking about. Musashi=Jessica, Kojiro=James, Nyaasu=Meowth, Satoshi=Ash, Kasumi=Misty, Kenji=Tracey, Takeshi=Brock, Pikachu=Pikachu, Sakaki=Giovanni, Professor Ookido=Professor Oak, Yamoto=Cassidy, Kosaburu=Butch, Officer Junsar=Officer Jenny, Psyduck=Koduck, Soonansu=Wobbuffet, Nurse Joi=Nurse Joy
Pallet Party Panic [Season 1]: Satoshi is celebrating his victory as 15th place in the Indigo Pok mon League but since our wish-they-were-evil-but-their-boss-just-likes-to-lie-to-them villains Musashi, Kojiro, & Nyaasu ’spice-up’ the party by making Satoshi, Kasumi, and Takeshi’s food flaming hot. They then steal what-they-THINK-their-boss-wants-them-to-steal, Satoshi’s Pikachu, and ‘end the party in a bang’ with bombs of theirs. Unfortunately, this ‘back fires’!
A Scare In The Air [Season 1]: Satoshi wins a trip to an island in the Orange Archapellago so Musashi, Kojiro, & Nyaasu notify their boss. Sakaki tells them they’ll be promoted to The Duridgible Division [M, K, N (short for Musashi, Kojiro, & Nyaasu) call it "The Blimp Brigade". ...M & K flunked out of school and N, not being a human, never went to school so they tend to be pretty dumb at times] when he really wanted them to crash for insurance purposes-and that they’d be dead so he would never have to deal with them again.
Pok Ball Perril: The blimp lands on the destination where Satoshi goes to pick up a Pok Ball for Proff. Ookido. The professor with the Pok Ball caught Takeshi’s love interest [as do the majority of the girls he meets] and stays at her laboratory [though when he returns to the Kanto region he becomes miserable at the mention of her name.]
The Lost Lapras: Three Pok mon Trainers are abusing a baby Pok mon that was separated from its school so a Pok mon Watcher/Pok mon Researcher named Kenji comes along with a potion to revive it. The Pok mon is very vulnerable and shy but develops a slight comfort around humans via Satoshi protecting it from being stolen.
Fit To Be Tide: Satoshi’s first Gym Battle for an Orange League Badge. What? A Water Race??? Just what is the Gym Leader trying to pull?!
Pikachu Re-Volts: Kosaburu & Yamoto, a former friend of Musashi’s, are at it again! They use the method of hypnotism to lure Pok mon into being stolen. To the protagonist’s misfortune, Musashi & Kojiro are the only ones who know the culpirates-and that means helping out their nemesis: Officer Junsar!
The Crystal Onix: A little girl sends out a message in a bottle asking for information about a Crystal Pok mon that sparked the artistic abilities of a family member that her brother needs to keep his glass sculpting shop from going out of buisiness.
In The Pink: Musashi, Kojiro, & Nyaasu accidentally wind up on an island with Pink Pok mon that is forbidden due to poachers such as themselves. Having very out-of-the-ordianary ideas, they want to steal the Pink Pok mon to partake in performances at a theme park the infamous trio plans to purchase [even though by then they stoped getting paid from their major job, having to rely of their part-time jobs].
Shell Shock!: An ancient prophecy foretells that messing with an island, there will be a red moon and the island will sink. An expedition is led to observe Pok mon’s fossilized shells and Musashi, Kojiro, & Nyaasu come along. You do the math.
Stage Fight!: A Pok mon Showboat holds preformances by actors voicing Pok mon [who are acting and matching the lip-flap] back stage. One of the actor’s voices went thanks to Kojiro so a girl takes his place-but she is just begining to understand her Pok mon, which is very easily scared and cryies a lot.
Bye Bye Psyduck: Say what?! Kasumi’s Koduck evolved?! Can’t be! That thing is dumber than Musashi’s Soonansu! …Or could it be true? If it is then go Kasumi!
The Joy of Pok mon: Kenji falls in love with a Nurse Joi [as he does for every other hot chic] and becomes very worried about her safety during a storm, not thinking about his own safety. Blinded by love he almost costs the lives of dangerously sick Pok mon.

Pokemon - The Johto Journeys - Crimson Warrior (Vol. 46) Customer Review: A Summary
There are three episodes on this DVD; they are:

“The Superhero Secret” Ash and his friends fall into a trap set by Team Rocket, causing Togepi to be in danger. Luckily for them, Togepi is saved by a superhero who called himself Gligar and his pokemon, a gligar. Later Ash and co. find out who he is and settles an argument between father and daughter.

“Mild ‘n Wooly” Ash and friends meet a young girl with a mareep called Fluffy. Along with her mother, who happened to own a raichu, they foil another one of Team Rocket’s plans to capture all the mareep that they own.

“Wired for Battle” Ash and friends meet Mr. Morramasa, who owns a Scizor, and runs a training school for pokemon trainers and their pokemon. Ash challenges Shingo, Mr. Morramasa’s top student, who thinks that his computer is more important than pokemon. Ash beats him with his heracross, and Shingo realizes that his computer isn’t everything.
This is my favorite episode on this DVD, probably because Ash and Shingo has a very long pokemon battle.
Customer Review: Summary for Poke’mon Crimson Warrior
CRIMSON WARRIOR

The Superhero Secret

It all starts out in a green forest, Team Rocket planted a trap, and caught our young hero. Team Rocket almost drowned Togepi, the spikeshell Pokemon. Gligarman and his Gligar, Gligarman is really Mr. Parker.

Mild ‘n Wooly
It starts out when Ash and friends are eating. They encounter Mareep, a sheep Pokemon, a young girl, who owns that Mareep,introduced it as “Fluffy”. The young girl’s mother owns a gang of Mareep. And, she owns a Raichu, the evolved form of Pikachu, which Ash owns Pikachu, to evolve a Pikachu, use a Thunderstone, but remember, think hard before using the evolution stone.

Wired For Battle!

Ash and Pikachu encountor a Scizor, the Scissor Pokemon, it’s trainer, Mr. Morramasa, named it Massamoone. Later they encounter the real teacher, Mr. Shingo, he has a flattop and uses that to get the trainer’s strategies.