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"Pokemon Advance" is the sixth season of the Pokémon anime series, continuing the adventures of Ash Ketchum and his companions in the Hoenn region. The narrative begins with Ash, accompanied by his Pikachu, traveling to Hoenn after his journey in the Johto region. He is joined by May, a novice Pokémon Trainer who aspires to become a Pokémon Coordinator, and her younger brother Max, who is knowledgeable about Pokémon but too young to be a Trainer. Brock, a recurring character and former Gym Leader, also accompanies the group, providing guidance and comic relief.

The primary storyline revolves around Ash's quest to earn Gym Badges in the Hoenn region to qualify for the Hoenn League Championship. Along the way, he faces various Gym Leaders, each specializing in different types of Pokémon, and engages in battles that test his skills and strategies. May, on the other hand, pursues her goal of becoming a top Pokémon Coordinator by participating in Pokémon Contests, which emphasize creativity and style in Pokémon battles. Her journey involves capturing new Pokémon, training them, and competing against other Coordinators.

Team Rocket, consisting of Jessie, James, and Meowth, continues to pursue Ash and Pikachu, often devising elaborate schemes to capture Pikachu. Their antics provide a recurring comedic element to the series, though they occasionally play a more significant role in the plot. The group encounters various Pokémon species native to Hoenn, many of which are new to the series, and these encounters often lead to new captures, evolutions, or character development.

The narrative also includes several multi-episode arcs and standalone episodes that explore the dynamics between the main characters and their Pokémon. These episodes often highlight themes of friendship, perseverance, and growth. Notable story arcs include the introduction of the Legendary Pokémon Groudon and Kyogre, whose conflict threatens the balance of the Hoenn region, and the exploration of the mysterious Mirage Island.

As the series progresses, Ash and his friends face increasingly challenging opponents, both in Gym battles and Pokémon Contests. The stakes are raised as they encounter powerful Trainers and Coordinators, each with unique strategies and strong Pokémon. The group's journey is marked by moments of triumph and failure, with each experience contributing to their growth as Trainers and individuals.

The series concludes with Ash's participation in the Hoenn League Championship, where he competes against some of the strongest Trainers in the region. May also reaches a significant milestone in her journey as a Coordinator, setting the stage for future adventures. The narrative leaves room for further exploration of the Pokémon world, with the characters continuing to pursue their dreams and face new challenges.
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Pokemon Advance
ポケットモンスター アドバンスジェネレーション
Pokémon - Battle Frontier
Type: TV-Series
Anime Episodes: 192
Movie/Episode length: 25 min.
Date: 11/21/2002 – 09/14/2006
Official Website:Official Pokemon Website
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Music
Opening
  • 1-69
    “"Advance Adventure"” - GARDEN
  • 1-40
    “"I Wanna Be A Hero"” - David Rolfe
  • 70-105
    “"Challenger!"” - Rica Matsumoto
  • 41-92
    “"The Advanced Challenge"” - David Rolfe
  • 41-92
    “"This Dream"” - David Rolfe
  • 106-135
    “"Pokemon Symphonic Medley"” - Hirokazu Tanaka and Kazumi Mitome
  • 93-144
    “"I'm Unbeatable"” - David Rolfe
  • 136-166
    “"Battle Frontier"” - Akina Takaya
  • 145-191
    “"The Power's in Your Hands! (Battle Frontier Theme)"” - Jason Appleton
  • 167-192
    “"SPURT!"” - Rica Matsumoto
Ending
  • ?
    “"Sokoni Soraga Arukara"” - Toshiko Ezaki
  • 19-44
    “"Polka O Dolka"” - Inuko Inuyama and Norusoru Gasshoudan
  • ?
    “"Smile"” - Toshiko Ezaki
  • ?
    “"Ippai Summer"” - Naomi Onmura and the Himawari Choir
  • 99-135
    “"GLORY DAY ~Kagayaku Sono Hi~"” - GARDEN
  • 136-150
    “"Pokemon Kazoe Uta"” - Akiko Kinjo
  • 173-192
    “"I Won't Lose! Haruka's Theme"” - KAORI