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Pikachu and its Pokémon friends gather for a very special event: the Mythical Pokémon Meloetta is giving a once-a-year performance at Lunatone Rock! As the full moon rises, the Melody Tree sprouts up from the stage, growing the Melody Berries that enhance Meloetta’s song. But when a battle breaks out in the audience, the Melody Berries are scattered far and wide! Can Pikachu and the others track down these special Berries so Meloetta’s show can go on—and can they find them before Meowth does?

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The narrator starts explaining about the Pokémon forest. Pikachu and his friends looks at the sky. Suddenly, the moon begins to glow, and Meloetta appears. Meloetta lands on the ground, and plants the Melody Tree. Then, it sings the Relic Song which makes the tree grow and sprout Melody Berries. Meowth becomes excited and starts scratching Crustle, which makes it use Sandstorm. The Sandstorm breaks the tree, and the Melody Berries blast off. Meloetta manages to catch one of the berries as the other four scatter. Pikachu and friends then start searching for the Melody Berries while Meowth searches for them as well, trying to impress Meloetta. Pikachu and friends eventually manage to gather all Melody Berries and give them to Meloetta, making Meloetta become happy and sing in the end.

• Cilan's Crustle is revealed to know Sandstorm.
• Meloetta is revealed to know Psychic.

For a list of all major events in Pokémon the Series: Black & White, please see the timeline page.

Debuts

Pokémon debuts

Pokémon

• Pikachu (Ash's)
• Meowth (Team Rocket)
• Wobbuffet (Jessie's)
• Axew (Iris's)
• Oshawott (Ash's)
• Pignite (Ash's)
• Snivy (Ash's)
• Scraggy (Ash's)
• Emolga (Iris's)
• Pansage (Cilan's)
• Crustle (Cilan's)
• Jigglypuff (Pokémon the Series)
• Meloetta (Pokémon the Series)
• Pichu (Spiky-eared Pichu)
• Pichu (Pichu Brothers)
• Chikorita
• Pichu
• Piplup
• Croagunk
• Bulbasaur
• Squirtle
• Totodile
• Corphish
• Turtwig
• Chimchar
• Togepi
• Psyduck
• Charmander
• Cyndaquil
• Torchic
• Treecko
• Mudkip
• Munchlax
• Tepig
• Diglett (multiple)
• Dugtrio
• Drifblim
• Snorlax
• Clamperl
• Kecleon
• Pachirisu
• Mime Jr.
• Wynaut
• Riolu
• Plusle
• Minun
• Larvitar
• Mew
• Celebi
• Jirachi
• Manaphy
• Shaymin

• This was the first Pikachu short released alongside a movie since Gotta Dance!!.
• This Pikachu short is the only time when Meloetta's original singing voice was kept in the English dub.
• Most of the wild Pokémon in this Pikachu short are ones Ash and/or his friends have once owned.
• This is the first Pikachu short to be dubbed into English and released since Pikachu's Island Adventure.
• This marks the first time a Pachirisu other than Dawn's appears in Pokémon the Series.
• During the events of this Pikachu short, likenesses of Mew, Celebi, Jirachi, Manaphy, and Shaymin appear in the background. Their locations are revealed during the dance number at the end.
• An extended version of Look Look☆Here is used as the ending theme.
• A Piplup used Water Gun even though it was a move that it was unable to legally learn at the time. This is no longer the case as Piplup is now able to learn Water Gun as of Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl.

Gallery

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  A stone and branch in the shape of Mew

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  A rock in the shape of Shaymin

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  A rock in the shape of Jirachi

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  Celebi's silhouette on a tree

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  A lake in the shape of Manaphy

Errors

• The Pichu standing next to Spiky-eared Pichu and the Pichu Brothers is implied to be the Pikachu-colored Pichu, but it appears as a normal Pichu.

Dub edits

• The version of this Pikachu short used in Camp Pokémon cuts approximately a minute-and-a-half of footage: when Meowth attacks Crustle and it uses Sandstorm, when Meowth say he needs a nap and Wobbuffet agrees, when Axew fights with Scraggy, when Piplup, Oshawott, Squirtle battle with Corphish, when Psyduck uses Water Gun on Meowth and Wobbuffet, when Meowth complains while flying through the air, and when Meowth and Wobbuffet land on Crustle and they blast off. This is likely due to the fighting in the cut footage being considered inappropriate for the app's intended audience.

• Official website for Meloetta's Moonlight Serenade (Japanese)

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