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    CD Guide

    You're in the Lyrics page and you have all these lyrics, so how do you get these songs?  Sure you could download them off the Internet, but not every single one.  That's where this guide comes in.  The information here should be useful when you're confronted by a tablefull of different Japanese Pokemon CD's and you don't know which one has which song.  This isn't complete by all means, but it is a start. 

    CD Titles are in Green, descriptions are in blue (whenver a picture's unavailable), and track listings are in black.

    A special thanks goes to Japanime for some of the CD images.  You can buy the CD's I have pictures of here on their site, as well as Japanese VHS videos, special trading cards, plushies, and more!  Thanks also goes out to Amazon.com, who supplied the images for the following CD's:  GEEMU BOOI Pokemon no SAUNDO Gamaru Gotohaitte Aso beru CD, Pika Pika-Massai-Chuu, and SAUNDO PIKUCHAA BOKKUSU Shiroi Ashita da!  Roketto-Dan.

    Mezase Pokemon MASUTAA
    Released June 28th, 1997

    The cover has a Game-Boy version Pikachu (not the anime version) leaping against a grey background with CGI Monster Balls all over the place.  It's a mini-CD.

    1)  Mezase Pokemon MASUTAA
    2)  Hyaku Gojuu Ichi (One Hundred Fifty-One)
    3)  Pokemon Ieru Ka Na?  (Can You Name All the Pokemon)
    4) Oyasumi Boku no Pikachuu (Goodnight My Pikachu)

    GEEMU BOOI Pokemon no SAUNDO Gamaru Gotohaitte Aso beru CD
    Released November 1st, 1997

    This CD has all the music from Red/Blue/Green (and maybe Yellow) as it's heard on the Game Boy games.  Don't know why anyone would buy a CD of Game Boy music...

    Pokemon Kakeru Ka Na?
    Released November 21st, 1997

    1)  Pokemon Kakeru Ka Na? (Can You Draw Pokemon?)
    2)  Hai Asa desu yo! (Yes it's Morning!)
    3)  Gunyagu Nya Gasu Gasu
    4)  Aa Marumain (Ah Marumain)
    5)  KUREYON De Pokemon (Pokemon's Crayon <for some reason the title's in French...>)

    Roketto Dan Yo Eien Ni
    Released December 1st, 1997

    1)  ROKETTO Dan yo Eien ni
    2)  RAKKI RAKKI (Lucky Lucky)
    3)  Nyaasu no Uta (Nyasu's Song)

    Torikaekko PURIIZU
    Released February 10th, 1998

    1)  Torikaekko PURIIZU
    2)  Poketto ni FUAN DAJII (Pocket Fun Days/Daze)
    3)  Pokemon Ondo (Pokemon March)

    Pokemon Ieru Ka Na?  Pokemon Kakeru Ka Na?
    Released March 13th, 1998

    This CD has a lot of stuff on the cover, but the main images are of Pikachu holding a blue crayon in one hand and a Pikachu TCG card.  Imakuni, from Suzukisan (he's the one in the mouse outfit) is holding up the CD's title.  There are lots of pictures of pokemon with crayons, many of them similar to the ones on the "Pokemon Kakeru Ka Na?" CD.  I've heard this CD comes with a video disc, but I don't know for sure.

    1)  Pokemon Ieru Ka Na?  (Can You Name all the Pokemon?)
    2)  Pokemon Kakeru Ka Na?  (Can You Draw all the Pokemon?)
    3)  Hai Asa Desu Yo!  (Yes it's Morning!)
    4)  Gunya Gunya Gasu Gasu
    5)  Aa Marumain (Ah Marumain)
    6)  KUREYON de Pokemon (Pokemon's Crayon)

    SAUNDO Anime KOREKUSHYON Ongakushuu Meibamenshuu
    Released June 10th, 1998

    01)  Mezase Pokemon MASUTAA <TV Edit>
    02)  Pokemon!  Kimi ni Kimeta!
    03)  Tabidachi
    04)  Jitensha de GOO (Bicycle Go!)
    05)  SANTO ANNU Kou (St. Anne Port)
    06)  Pikachuu Toujyou (Pikachu Boarding <as in joining the team>)
    07)  Maboroshi no Pokemon (Pokemon's Illusion)
    08)  Pokemon!  GETTO Da Ze! (Pokemon!  Catch them all!)
    09)  Pokemon HORIDEE (Pokemon Holiday)
    10)  Osoro Beshi Kodakku
    11)  Pokemon RIIGU Kounin KYAPPU (Pokemon League Official Cap)
    12)  Masaki no Todai (Masaki's Lighthouse)
    13)  Densetsu (Legend)
    14)  ROKETTO-Dan BOSU no TEEMA (Rocket Dan Boss Theme)
    15)  ROKETTO Dan Onmitsu Sakusen
    16)  ROKETTO Dan Shichi Henge
    17)  Nanda Kanda to Kikare Tara (If You Want to Know What's Going On)
    18)  Kyouteki ara Waru (Powerful Enemy Uncovered)
    19)  Shuugeki (Attack)
    20)  Nigeroya Nigero!
    21)  Daikonsen (Crossed Wires)
    22)  Pokemon Batolu (Pokemon Battle)
    23)  Shakunatsu no BATORU FUEERUDO (Offensive Summer Field Battle)
    24)  Yatta Ze! (Yay!  Wahoo!  <Any such expression suffices>)
    25)  Tsuki no Ishi (The Moon Stone)
    26)  Inori (Prayer)
    27)  Saikai (Reunion)
    28)  O-den (No translation)
    29)  Charinko Bousouzoku (Charinko Bicycle Gang)
    30)  Toushi (Fighting Spirit)
    31)  Genwaku no Bijyo
    32)  Shinobiyoru Kage
    33)  Zettai Zetsumei (Death by any Means)
    34)  Kyouaku Pokemon Shutsugen (Brutal Pokemon Appear)
    35)  Souryou kusen
    36)  Fukutsu no Pokemon
    37)  Ikken Rakuchaku (First-Time Solution)
    38)  Namida no Chihare
    39)  Deai to Wakareto
    40)  Shouri no Bacchi, GETTO Da Ze!
    41)  Tsuzukutta ra Tsuzuku
    42)  POKETTO ni FUANTAJII (Pocket Fantasy <TV Edit>)

    Pokemon Hikeru Ka Na?
    Released July 7th, 1998

    This CD challenges you to play along with the CD using the sheet music provided in the included book.  It has a picture of Pikachu playing some instrument against a red curtain background with a piano behind the curtain.

    Pika Pika-Massai-Chuu
    Released September 7th, 1998

    1) Natsuyasumi FUAN KURABU (Summer Vacation Fan Club)
    2)  Pika Pika-massai-chuu
    3)  PUURU (Pool)
    4)  Atarashii Tomodachi

    Kaze Toisshyo ni
    Released September 9th, 1998

    This CD has a picture of Myuu flying high over a beautiful sunset valley scene.

    1)  Kaze Toisshyo ni
    2)  Otekina KOREKUSHYON

    SAUNDO PIKUCHAA BOKKUSU Shiroi Ashita da!  Roketto-Dan
    Released November 11th, 1998

    This CD comes with a great book which goes over the CD Dramas and has lots of pictures of Mondo!  It also comes with two little pamphlets with lots of design sketches of Musashi and Kojirou from the anime.  Look in the Links Section for a URL where the translated CD Dramas can be found.

    1)  ROKETTO-Dan yo Eien ni (Rocket-Dan Forever)
    2)  CD Drama #1
    3)  CD Drama #2
    4)  CD Drama #3
    5)  RAKKI RAKKI (Lucky Lucky)
    6)  Pokemon MASUTAA Heno Michi!
    7)  Umi (Surf)
     
     

       
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