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| Movies & Specials Guide | The Archdjinn of the Rings,
Hoopa
|
Pocket
Monsters XY Movie
#2
|
Pikachu Short
|
光輪の超魔神フーパ
("The Archdjinn of the Rings, Hoopa")
"Hoopa and
the Clash of Ages"
|
ピカチュウとポケモンおんがくたい
("Pikachu and the Pokemon Band")
TBA
|
Third Synopsis
One
hundred years ago, the desert city of Dessert City suffered
extensive damage due to a battle between pokemon. The battle
broke out because of the existence of a certain pokemon...
However, that pokemon was sealed away by an unknown person and the city
returned to its previous state.
While on their journey, Satoshi, Pikachu, and their friends meet Hoopa,
a phantom pokemon who has "Rings that can call forth anything you want"
as well as Mary, the young woman who's been taking care of it.
Everyone is surprised and happy when this rascally Hoopa uses its
mysterious Rings to call forth donuts and other things it likes.
This harmless pokemon likes to tease Satoshi and Pikachu by calling
them "Saton" (サトーン) and "Pikan" (ピカーン). It becomes good friends
with our heroes
and eventually joins them on their journey.
Satoshi and his friends arrive in Dessert City and meet Mary's older
brother, Balza. However, something seems to be wrong with
Balza. Upon closer
inspection they see that he's holding the "Confinement Urn" that was
used to seal the pokemon who destroyed Dessert City so long ago!
A dark presence seeps out from the urn and turns into a dark shadow
before long. This shadow gradually takes the shape of Hoopa's
true form, "Unbound Form." Or, in other words, "Super
Hoopa!"
It turns out that the pokemon who let loose 100 years ago was Super
Hoopa! Hoopa's true power was sealed in the urn where its long
confinement transformed it into pure rage and now it's been revived as
the black shadow Super Hoopa! The unbound Super Hoopa starts to
go on a rampage and calls forth legendary pokemon from each of its six
Rings: Primal Groudon, Primal Kyogre, Dialga, Palkia, Giratina, and
Kyurem! If this keeps up the city will be in real trouble! In order to protect the city
Hoopa uses its
Rings to call forth new
legendary pokemon and make them "Appear~!"
Legendary vs. Legendary! This battle will cut through the earth,
divide the seas, and warp the skies! Can Satoshi and his
friends protect Dessert City together with the legendary pokemon that
Hoopa
made "Appear~"? And how will the battle between Hoopa and Super
Hoopa go? The biggest battle in Pokemon movie history is about to
begin!
Previous synopses
Pikachu Short Basic Synopsis
|
For the first time ever!
A performance made up entirely of pokemon cries!! The pokemon
will produce a wonderful harmony! Can Pikachu and the others pull
it off?
|
|
Hoopa's
Great "Appear~!" Operation!!
(フーパのおでまし大作戦!!) is a series of "Laugh-Out-Loud Short Cartoons" that will
begin airing on the morning variety show Oha Suta every Thursday morning
starting April 23rd. You can find out more about it here.
|
Appear, the Small Djinn Hoopa
(おでまし小魔神フーパ) is a special that will be made available as a pre-order
bonus for those
who buy an advanced ticket from Seven-Eleven stores. You can find
out
more
about it here. |
This is the first time a placeholder title hasn't been given to a movie
before its star was revealed. At the time of its reveal it was
known simply as "Pokémon the movie XY 2015."
In the teaser trailer, the second "o" in "Pokémon" is animated to
look like one of Hoopa's rings.
Release/General
Information
|
Japanese
Premiere Date |
July 18th,
2015
|
American
Premiere Date |
December 19th, 2015
|
Ending Theme
(The
Archdjinn of the Rings, Hoopa)
|
Tweedia
(Tweedia)
by Yasuda Rei
|
Ending
Theme
(Pikachu and the Pokemon Band) |
Gao Gao All-Stars
(ガオガオ・オールスター)
by Little Glee Monster
|
TBA
View
detailed information about each home
release here.
Main Staff
"The Archdjinn of the Rings, Hoopa"
|
Ending Credits
|
Original
Story
原案
|
Tajiri
Satoshi (田尻智)
Masuda Jun'ichi (増田順一)
Sugimori Ken (杉森 健)
|
Supervisor
スーパーバイザー
|
Ishihara
Tsunekazu (石原恒和)
Kubo Masakazu (久保雅一)
|
Animation Supervisor
アニメーション監修
|
Kotabe
Youichi (小田部羊一)
|
Executive Producer
エグゼクティブプロデューサー
|
Asai
Mitome (浅井認)
Miyahara Toshio (宮原俊雄)
|
Producer
プロデューサー
|
Shimodaira
Satoshi (下平聡士)
Matsuyama Susumu (松山進)
Arai Kenichi (新井賢一)
Okamoto Junya (岡本順哉)
|
Animation Producer
アニメショーンプロデューサー |
Kamei
Yasuteru (亀井康輝)
|
Animation Coordinator
アニメーションコーディネーター |
Nomoto
Gakuji (野本岳志)
Yoshikawa Chouji (吉川兆二) |
Assistant Producers
アシスタントプロデューサー
|
(知
久敦)
Muratsubaki Takurou (村椿拓郎)
Sakamoto Koutarou (坂本鼓太郎)
(折方崇志)
(海野千春)
(石本順也)
(山内未來)
|
Desk
デスク
|
(波
多邊万里子)
(宮下瑞穂)
(佐々木真依子)
|
Screenplay
脚本 |
Tomioka
Atsuhiro (富岡淳広) |
Storyboard
絵コンテ |
Yuyama
Kunihiko (湯山邦彦)
Mouri Kazuaki (毛利和昭)
Sekino Masahiro (関野昌弘)
Yoshikawa Hiroaki (吉川博明)
Kou Yuu (紅 優)
Fukazawa Kouji (深沢幸司)
Owada Jun (大和田 淳)
Oohara Minoru (大原実)
|
Animation Director
演出
|
Iijima
Masakatsu (飯島正勝)
Yoshikawa
Hiroaki (吉川博明)
(室谷靖)
(秋山朋子)
Sekino Masahiro (関野昌弘)
Owada Jun (大和田 淳)
Hakata Masatoshi (博多正寿)
|
Animation Director for the Trailers
予告演出
|
Miura
You (三浦陽)
|
Art Cooperation
設定協力
|
GAME
FREAK inc.
The Pokémon Company
|
Character Design
キャラクターデザイン
|
Ichiishi
Sayuri (一石小百合)
Hirooka Toshihito (広岡トシヒト)
Matsubara Norihiro (松原徳弘)
Satou Kazumi (佐藤和巳)
|
Chief Animation Director
総作画監督
|
Satou
Kazumi (佐藤和巳)
Mouri
Kazuaki (毛利和昭)
Nakano Satoshi (中野悟史)
|
Sound Director
音響監督 |
Mima
Masafumi (三間雅文) |
Music
音楽
|
Miyazaki
Shinji (宮崎慎二)
|
Production
制作
|
Pikachu
Project (ピカチュウプロジェクト)
|
Distribution
配給
|
Toho (東宝)
|
Director
監督 |
Yuyama
Kunihiko (湯山邦彦) |
Main Staff
"Pikachu and the Pokemon Band"
|
Ending Credits
|
Original
Story
原案
|
Tajiri
Satoshi (田尻智)
Masuda Jun'ichi (増田順一)
Sugimori Ken (杉森 健)
|
Supervisor
スーパーバイザー
|
Ishihara
Tsunekazu (石原恒和)
Kubo Masakazu (久保雅一)
|
Animation Supervisor
アニメーション監修
|
Kotabe
Youichi (小田部羊一)
|
Executive Producer
エグゼクティブプロデューサー
|
Asai
Mitome (浅井認)
Miyahara Toshio (宮原俊雄)
|
Production
製作
|
Kubo
Masakazu (久保雅一)
Itou Kenjirou (伊藤憲二郎)
Harold George Meij (ハロルド・ジョージ・メイ)
(遠藤孝一)
(遠藤真郷)
Tsuzuki Shinichirou (都築伸一郎)
|
Running in
連載
|
Shogakukan
(小
学館)
Monthly CoroCoro Comics
(月刊コロコロコミック)
Supplemental CoroCoro Comics
(別冊コロコロコミック)
CoroCoro Ichiban! (コロコロイチバン!)
Weekly Shonen Sunday
(週刊少年サンデー)
Pokemon Fan (ポケモンファン)
Shougaku Ichi-Nensei (小学一年生)
Shougaku Ni-Nensei (小学二年生)
Kindergarten (幼稚園)
Tutorial Kindergarten (学習幼稚園)
Terebi-kun (てれびくん)
Ciao (ちゃお)
Pucchigumi (ぷっちぐみ)
|
Art Cooperation
設定協力 |
GAME
FREAK inc.
The Pokémon Company |
Animation Producer
アニメショーンプロデューサー |
Kamei
Yasuteru (亀井康輝)
|
Animation Coordinator
アニメーションコーディネーター |
Nomoto
Gakuji (野本岳志)
Yoshikawa Chouji (吉川兆二) |
Screenplay
脚本 |
Sonoda
Hideki (園田英樹) |
Storyboard / Animation Director
絵コンテ・演出 |
Miura You (三浦陽) |
Character Design / Chief Animation Director
キャラクターデザイン・作画監督
|
Ichiishi
Sayuri (一石小百合)
|
Sound Director
音響監督 |
Mima
Masafumi (三間雅文) |
Music Producers
音楽プロデューサー
|
Saitou
Yuuji (齋藤裕二)
Tanizawa Yoshinobu (谷澤嘉信)
Sano Hiroaki (佐野弘明)
|
Music
音楽
|
Marutani
Manabu (丸谷マナブ)
Tada Akifumi (多田彰文)
|
Production
制作
|
Pikachu
Project (ピカチュウプロジェクト)
|
Distribution
配給
|
Toho (東宝)
|
Director
監督 |
Yuyama
Kunihiko (湯山邦彦) |
Principal
Cast
" The Archdjinn of the
Rings, Hoopa"
|
Voice
Cast
|
Satoshi |
Rika
Matsumoto
松本梨香 |
Sarah Natochenny |
Pikachu |
Ohtani Ikue
大谷育江 |
Ohtani Ikue |
Serena |
Makiguchi Mayuki
牧口真幸 |
Haven Paschall |
Citron |
Kaji Yuuki
梶 裕貴
|
Michael Liscio |
Eureka |
Ise
Mariya
伊瀬茉莉也
|
Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld |
|
Musashi |
Hayashibara
Megumi
林原めぐみ |
Michelle
Knotz |
Kojirou |
Miki
Shin'ichirou
三木眞一郎 |
Billy
Beach |
Nyasu |
Inuyama
Inuko
犬山イヌコ
|
Billy
Beach |
Sonansu
|
Ueda
Yuuji
うえだゆうじ |
Kayzie
Rogers |
|
Dedenne
|
Satou
Megumi
佐藤恵
|
Satou
Megumi |
Harimaron
|
Nabatame
Hitomi
生天目仁美 |
Suzy
Myers |
Yancham
|
Shitaya
Noriko
下屋則子 |
Erica
Schroeder |
Joi
|
Akasaki
Chinatsu
赤崎千夏
|
Jennifer
Foraziati-DaCosta
|
Regigigas
|
Furushima
Kiyotaka
古島清孝
|
TBA |
|
Hoopa
|
Kugimiya Rie
釘宮理恵 |
TBA |
|
Great-Grandfather
Grease
|
Morikawa
Toshiyuki
森川智之
|
TBA |
Balza
(child)
|
Takeuchi Junko
竹内順子 |
TBA |
Mary
(child)
|
Sakura Ayane
佐倉綾音 |
TBA |
Old
Man Damu
|
Satou
Kensuke
佐藤 健輔 |
TBA |
|
Narration |
Ishizuka
Unshou
石塚運昇 |
Rodger Parsons |
Special Guest Voices
|
Balza
|
Fujiwara Tatsuya
藤原竜也 |
TBA |
Hoopa
Unbound
|
Yamadera Kou'ichi
山寺宏一 |
TBA |
Mary
|
Nakagawa Shouko
中川翔子 |
TBA |
Hippopotas
|
Shinohara Shin'ichi
篠原信一 |
TBA |
Principal
Cast
"Pikachu and the Pokemon Band"
|
Voice
Cast
|
Pikachu |
Ohtani Ikue
大谷育江 |
Ohtani Ikue |
Nyasu |
Inuyama
Inuko
犬山イヌコ |
Billy
Beach |
Sonansu |
Ueda
Yuuji
うえだゆうじ |
Kayzie
Rogers |
Dedenne |
Satou
Megumi
佐藤恵 |
Satou
Megumi |
Tailnar |
Hayashibara
Megumi
林原めぐみ
|
TBA |
Luchabull |
Miki
Shin'ichirou
三木眞一郎 |
H.D.
Quinn |
Harimaron |
Nabatame
Hitomi
生天目仁美 |
Suzy
Myers |
Hinoyakoma |
Terasaki
Yuka
寺崎裕香 |
Lisa
Ortiz
|
|
Achamo
|
Nishimura
Chinami
西村ちなみ
|
TBA |
Pumpdjinn
|
Itou
Miyako
伊東みやこ
|
TBA
|
Maa'ika |
Miyake
Kenta
三宅健太 |
Michael
Liscio Jr. |
Yancham |
Shitaya
Noriko
下屋則子 |
Erica
Schroeder |
Horubbi |
Akasaki
Chinatsu
赤﨑千夏 |
Alyson
Rosenfeld |
Rentora |
Satou
Kensuke
佐藤健輔 |
Billy
Bob Thompson
|
|
Ohrot
|
Ishizuka
Unshou
石塚運昇 |
TBA |
Potchama |
Kozakura
Etsuko
小桜エツ子 |
TBA |
Usokki |
Furushima
Kiyotaka
古島清孝 |
TBA |
|
Narration
|
Yamamoto
Mizuki
山本美月
|
TBA
|
A number of pokemon will be made available
for audience members' Pocket
Monsters X, Y,
Omega Ruby, or Alpha Sapphire
games
as part of the movie's
promotion.
You
can find out
more about the various giveaways here.
Japanese Box Office Performance
|
Gross-to-date:
2,610,000,000 yen (as of September 23rd,
2015)
Number
of Days in Theaters: 42 days
Week
|
Rank
|
Box
Office (yen)
|
Competition
|
Comments
|
One
July 18th - 20th
|
3
|
384,115,100
(two days)
552,530,100 (three days)
|
The top
spot went to Hero
while the number 2 spot
went to The Boy and the Beast. |
The film
was
shown
across 365 screens nationwide and was seen by 351,592 people. The
ratio of men to women was 71 to 29. The age
ranges were
as follows: 50.2% elementary school age, 13.8% kindergarten /
pre-school, and 23.8% aged 30 or over.
|
Two
July 25th - 26th
|
4
|
951,341,100
(as of 7/26)
|
Inside Out, which debuted at
number four the previous week, took over the Number Three spot this
week.
|
Cinema Today
(ranking)
PokePale
(box office)
|
Three
August 1st - 2nd
|
6
|
1,350,261,200
(as of 8/2)
|
The
release of the live-action Attack on Titan movie
and the Japanese dub of Minions helped
push the newest Pokemon movie
down the charts.
|
Cinema Today
(ranking)
PokePale
(box office)
|
Four
August 8th - 9th
|
11
|
1,644,265,200
(as of 8/9)
|
Jurassic World debuted in Japan
at Number One, Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation
debuted at Number Two, and Boruto
- Naruto the Movie debuted at Number Three helped push Pokemon out of the Top Ten.
|
Cinema
Today (out of the Top Ten)
Cinema Today
(the fact that the movie was in 11th place)
PokePale
(box office)
|
Five
August 15th - 16th
|
10
|
1,999,564,100
(as of 8/16)
|
No
new films made it to the Top Ten this week. |
Cinema Today
(ranking)
PokePale
(box office)
|
Six
August 22nd - 23rd
|
10
|
N/A
|
No
new films made it to the Top Ten this week.
|
Cinema Today
(ranking) |
Seven
August 29th - 30th
|
Out
of the Top Ten
|
N/A
|
The
arrival of the Japanese arrival of Ted 2
pushed Pokemon out of the top
ten.
|
Cinema Today
(ranking) |
Eight
September 5th - 6th
|
Out
of the Top Ten |
2,395,030,100
(as of 9/6)
|
Unfair the End, a movie based on
the crime drama of the same name, debuted at Number One.
|
Cinema Today
(ranking)
PokePale
(box office)
|
Nine
September 12th - 13th
|
Out
of the Top Ten |
N/A
|
Pixels debuted in Japan at
Number One.
|
Cinema Today
(ranking) |
Ten
September 19th - 20th
|
Out
of the Top Ten |
2,440,078,200
(as of 9/23)
|
The
second live-action Attack on Titan movie debuted
at Number One. Marvel's Ant-Man
debuted at Number Three.
|
|
Eiga.com
projected the
movie to finish its run at around the 2 billion yen mark.
Sources
Cinema Today | Eiga.com | Pokepale
A multi-chapter manga adaptation of the movie began serialization in
the May 2015 issue of CoroCoro Comics.
You can read more about the
manga adaptation here.
|
|