โปเกมอน เดอะมูฟวี่ ตอน Mewtwo Strikes Back

The healing power of Zarude isn't about sprouting seedlings or reviving Pokémon; it's about shielding his child from the onslaught of robotic beasts. Koko may not know how to shake hands, but he uncovers his origins when he shares a high-five with another. The forest doesn't belong to any single species; you're free to choose whether to be human or Zarude. You always wonder, "When will my vines grow in?" Silly child, you sprouted your vines the day you met him, and at that moment, he gained the greatest healing ability of all, becoming a father.

3. 5 stars. The background art style is beautiful, but the logic is a bit too far-fetched. The final battle is still quite thrilling and touching.

6/10. Feels like "Tarzan" meets "Rise of the Planet of the Apes," with Ash relegated to a supporting role at last! I'm glad to see an animated film promote environmental protection. The greedy Skwovet is absolutely adorable! They should release a short film starring it. The villain's tech and logic have been downgraded, and the Mythical Pokémon's combat power is average. Celebi in its pink form makes a cameo.

Definitely rather travel with Coco than… well, you know who. 😉

A delightful watch! This is one of the few recent Pokémon movies that feels sincere and delivers on quality. The pacing is smooth and seamless. While the villain is somewhat stereotypical, the characters of Zarude and Koko are richly developed. The themes explored are particularly profound, delving into the relationships between Pokémon, humans, and nature, while also adding deeper emotional bonds. Pokémon are depicted as the lifeblood of the forest, and the relationship between humans and Pokémon extends beyond mere training, capture, and companionship; it can evolve into family and kinship. The exploration of identity ultimately culminates in the idea that "only I can define myself." I am...

"A thrilling showdown of power, strategy, and friendship in the original Pokémon adventure."

" Pokémon: The First Movie masterfully combines the magic of cinema with the wonder of Pokémon. From Mewtwo's imposing presence to the epic battles, it’s a journey that will leave you rooting for Ash and Pikachu. A timeless tale of determination and friendship that still resonates today."