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| Manga Guide | The
Seven Nights' Wishing
Star, Jiraachi
While the manga
adaptation of the first Advanced
Generation movie is rather faithful to the original film, a
number of differences are present.
What follows is an outline
of the major differences between the manga version of the story and the
anime version. The guide is not exhaustive by any means, but it
does
touch upon the points that I felt were worth mentioning.
Masato's Wish
In the anime, the first thing Masato wishes for is
candy. As soon as the young boy makes the request, Jiraachi makes
a ton of candy appear in the bus, seemingly out of nowhere. It is
soon
determined that the candy wasn't created by Jiraachi, but was merely
teleported to the bus from a nearby candy stand.
In the manga, however, Masato's first wish isn't quite so nice.
Everyone keeps bugging him to have Jiraachi grant them their wishes,
and before long Masato
becomes annoyed. So, the young boy asks Jiraachi to make Satoshi,
Haruka, and Takeshi disappear. Jiraachi teleports the three
trainers away, presumably to a lake, and then teleports them back
moments later.
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Opening Jiraachi's "True Eye"
In the manga, Butler
successfully kidnaps Jiraachi after everyone arrives in Faunsu.
As Satoshi and the others are trapped in a force field, Butler tries to
convince Jiraachi to open its True Eye to absorb the energy from the
comet. Jiraachi refuses, of course, so Butler gives Jiraachi an
ultimatum; open up its True Eye or he'll kill Masato!
In the anime, Jiraachi is unconscious when it's kidnapped, and its True
Eye opens automatically, so no threat is required.
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Butler's Magic Wand
In many fantasy tales, a
magician's magic wand is a medium through which powerful attacks can be
focused. If one thinks to the likes of Merlin or, more recently,
Harry Potter, one will see that the wand is a magician's most valuable
tool.
In the manga, Butler's wand is no different. When Satoshi and
Masato first confront Butler while riding a Flygon, Butler tries to
prevent Masato from turning off the machine by firing a beam from his
magic wand. Later, after the Meta-Groudon is created, Butler uses
the wand again to deflect a tentacle headed for Masato.
In the anime, however, Butler's wand is merely a prop used in his stage
show and is not used as a weapon at all.
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