Attention all Pokémon Trainers!
Get ready for the ultimate cinematic adventure! Join Jake and Cole as they embark on an epic journey through every Pokémon movie—battling fierce opponents, encountering mythical creatures beyond imagination, and training to become true Pokémon Masters!
In Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back, Mewtwo—a genetically engineered Pokémon—goes rogue and sets out to destroy the very world that created him. Summoning top trainers from around the globe, Mewtwo clones their Pokémon to build an unstoppable army. Can Ash stop him before it’s too late, or has humanity sealed its fate?
In this special Pokémon podcast series, Jake and Cole take on the challenge of feasting on every film in the franchise. They’ll explore the legendary encounters that made each movie iconic, endure the trials that made some a tough watch, and deliver their Champion’s Verdict before moving on to the next cinematic challenger.
So how does Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back stack up as the very first entry in this long-running saga? Is it a must-catch classic—or are we just wasting Poké Balls?Find out now on this episode of Feasts of Film!
Music: Song: Gotta Catch 'Em All
Artist: Jason PaigeProducer: John Loeffler Songwriters: John Siegler, John Loeffler
Title: 8 Bit Epic Gameboy Artist: Heatley Bros Writer: Brett Heatley, ASCAP Publisher: Heatley Music Publishing, ASCAP Label: Heatley Music Publishing
Link: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-ImO_e62-w
Disclaimer: This podcast is for entertainment purposes only. The music and sound effects included in this video are owned by particular artists and composers. There's no copyright infringement intended. The viewers of this video are advised to support the artist and their music. Feasts of Film is a fan-made podcast and is in no way affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Nintendo, Game Freak, The Pokémon Company, or any of their subsidiaries. All Pokémon names, characters, images, and related content are the property of their respective owners. This podcast is created purely for entertainment and commentary purposes under fair use.
