A little  symbol beside a song means that it's the TV edit of that particular song.  Otherwise, assume it's the full CD version.

Song titles with  have translations.

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Opening Themes (OP)
The Japanese OP's are very different from the American OP's.  They have a completely different tune and set of lyrics, and I personally like them better.  Below are the five opening themes, the opening themes to the first five movies, and the opening to the Pocket Monsters Crystal TV Special.

Title	Description	Symbols
Aratanaru Chikai (Acoustic Version) (A New Journey--Acoustic Version)	The OP to TV Special #3, "Pocket Monster Crystal:  Lightning Raikou's Legend"
Mezase Pokemon MASUTAA (Aim to be a Pokemon Master)	The very first OP, sung by Satoshi!	N/A
Mezase Pokemon MASUTAA '98 (Aim to be a Pokemon Master '98)	The remix of the first OP, played at the opening of the first movie.	N/A
Natsuyasumi FAN KURABU (Summer Vacation  Fan Club)	The OP for "Pikachu's Summer Vacation," the mini-movie accompanying the first movie.	N/A
OK! (OK!)	The first OP to the Jouto League season, and number three altogether..
Ready Go! (Ready Go!)	The third OP to the Jouto League season, and number five altogether.
RAIBARU (The Rivals)	The OP for the Orange Islands season, and number two altogether.
RAIBARU (The Rivals)	An island-like remix of the second OP, played at the opening of the second movie.

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Ending Themes (ED)
Though there are only five opening themes, there are a gajillion ending themes to Pokemon, sung by the likes of Ookido-Hakase, the Rocket-Dan, and Takeshi.  Some of the most diverse songs in the series are below!

Title	Description	Symbols
Boku no BESUTO FURENDO e (To My Best Friend)	The eleventh ED, played for the TV series and TV Special #2, "Myuutsu!  I Exist Here."	N/A
Hyaku Gojuu Ichi (One Hundred Fifty-One)	The very first ED, sung by Ookido-Hakase and his students.
Kaze to Isshyo ni (Together in the Wind)	The ED for Movie #1, "Myuutsu Strikes Back."
Maemuki ROKETTO-Dan (Look Ahead Rocket-Dan)	The twelfth ED, featuring zany fast-paced lyrics, some very funny dancing, and Sonansu!  What more do you need?	N/A
Nyaasu no PAATI (Nyasu's Party)	The first ED to the Jouto League season, and number seven altogether.	N/A
Meowth's Party	The English dub of  "Nyasu's Party" that only aired once on Kids' WB!
Nyaasu no Uta (Nyasu's Song)	The second ED, sung by Nyasu.
Nyaasu no Uta 2000 (Nyasu's Song 2000)	An updated version of the second ED.
Pika Pika-massai-chu (Pika Pika-in-the- middle-chu)	The ED for "Pikachu's Summer Vacation," the mini-movie accompanying the first movie.	N/A
Pokemon Harahara RIREE (Pokemon Worriesome Relay)	The second ED for the Jouto League, and number eight altogether.	N/A
Pokettaari Monsutaari (Pokettaari Monsutaari)	The seventh ED for the Jouto League, and number thirteen altogether.	N/A
Poketto ni FANTAJII (Fantasy in the Pocket)	The third ED.	N/A
Pokemon Ondo (Pokemon March)	The fourth ED, featuring old Japanese music and everyone dancing in kimono!	N/A
Rapurasu ni No'otte (Ride on Lapras)	The third ED for the Orange Islands episodes, and number six altogether.
Takeshi no PARADAISU (Takeshi's Paradise)	The fourth ED for the Jouto League, and number ten altogether.
Toi et Moi (you and me)	The ED for the Movie #2, "Revelation Lugia"	N/A
TAIPU:  WAIRUDO (Type:  Wild)	The fifth ED.
Type:  Wild (English)	The ED for Pokemon Encore.	N/A

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Pikachu's Winter Vacation Songs
Here are the songs that accompany the Pikachu's Winter Vacation OVA's.

Title	Description	Symbols
Howaito Dansu (White Dance)	The OP for Pikachu's Winter Vacation 2001.	-
Mou Sugu Santa ga Yatte Kuru! (Santa is Coming Very Soon)	The ED for Pikachu's Winter Vacation 2001.
Asobizumu Sengen (???)	-	-
Kurisumasu Ibu (Christmas Eve)	-	-
Fuyuyasumi Fan Kurabu (Winter Vacation Fan Club)	-	-
Karafuru Fuyuyasumi (Colorful Winter Vacation)	-	-

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Suzukisan Songs
Suzukisan is a group of three people (Imakuni, Kobayashi, and Raymond) who rap songs for Pokemon.  They sing a lot in English (Raymond is American...) and provide some of the strangest songs ever associated with Pocket Monsters.

Title	Description	Symbols
Pokemon Ieru Kana? (Can You Name All the Pokemon?)	The Japanese Pokemon rap.
Pokemon Ieru Kana Baby? (Can You Name All the Pokemon Baby?)	Strange doesn't describe this remix of the Pokemon rap.	N/A
Pokemon Kakeru ka na? (Can You Draw All the Pokemon?)	This song challenges you to draw some of the more popular pokemon.	N/A
Torikaekko PURIIZU (Let's Trade Please)	Can Imakuni? and Kobayashi strike a deal when trading pokemon?

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Rocket-Dan Songs
There are a lot of songs sung by everyone's favorite villains, so they get their own section.  For songs sung by Nyasu, refer to the ED section.

Title	Description	Symbol
Rakki Rakki (Lucky Lucky)	Kojirou's song!  This song contains a lot of puns, so it would probably be akward to translate into English.
Roketto-Dan yo Eien ni (The Rocket-Dan Forever)	This is the song the Rocket-Dan sang in the Purin episode.	N/A
To*Itteru Nya (...And So he Says)	Nyasu talks to pokemon!  What will they say?

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Misc. Songs
Songs I didn't know what to do with!

Title	Description	Symbols
Aa Marumain  (Ah Marumain)	N/A	N/A
Atarashii Tomodachi (A New Friend)	A very pretty song.	N/A
Gunya Gunya Gasu Gasu (Flexible Gas Gas)	N/A	N/A
Hai Asa Desu Yo! (Yes it's Morning!)	N/A	N/A
Hey! Pikachu	N/A	N/A
Kureyon De Pokemon  (Pokemon by Crayon)	N/A	N/A
Oyasumi Boku no Pikachuu  (Goodnight My Pikachu)	A sleepy bedtime song	N/A
Pokemon MASUTAA e no Michi (Road to Being a Pokemon Master)	N/A	N/A
PUURU  (Pool)	N/A	N/A
Suteki na Collection (The Wonderful Collection)	A very Arabian-like song that's a commercial for "Pokemon Stadium"	N/A
Umi (Surf)	A song sung to the music that plays whenever you use "Surf" in the video games.
Utau Pokemon Zukan:  NOOMARU Pokemon part 1  (Singing Pokemon Zukan:  Normal Pokemon Part 1)	This song describes Lucky, Pippi, Pikushii, Ivui, Purin, Pukurin, Metamon, and Kabigon...Zukan-style!	N/A