Pokémon 4: The Movie 2002

In a thrilling adventure, motocross champions Ryan Dungey, Ricky Carmichael, and more push their limits in a high-octane display of speed and skill. As they navigate treacherous tracks, these daredevils prove that only the bravest and most talented riders can conquer the rush of the track.

In a thrilling adventure, motocross champions Ryan Dungey, Ricky Carmichael, and more push their limits in a high-octane display of speed and skill. As they navigate treacherous tracks, these daredevils prove that only the bravest and most talented riders can conquer the rush of the track.

Does Pokémon 4: The Movie have end credit scenes?

No!

Pokémon 4: The Movie does not have end credit scenes.

Ratings


Metacritic

25

Metascore

7.3

User Score

IMDb

5.8 /10

IMDb Rating

Plot Summary


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As the day unfolds, Pikachu finds himself stranded on a metropolitan skyscraper with his companions, left in the capable hands of their trainers as they prepare for an enigmatic surprise. The electric mouse befriends the Pichu Brothers, who are rescued from a precarious predicament after one of them teeters on the edge of a neighboring building. However, their reunion is short-lived, as a group of cunning Murkow chase Pikachu off a flagpole, prompting him to enlist the aid of a trio of Hoppip to bridge the gap and inadvertently send a window-cleaning Meowth flying into a billboard. The Pichu Brothers subsequently join forces with Pikachu to return to their friends, but their journey takes an unexpected turn as they become embroiled in a series of adventures across the city, culminating in a thrilling escapade at the Pichu Brothers’ playground. Along the way, they narrowly avoid the wrath of a determined Houndour, only to encounter him again later and engage in a high-stakes chase that threatens to topple the playground. Ultimately, Pikachu, the Pichu Brothers, Houndour, and their assorted friends manage to save the day, with Pikachu realizing he must return to his companions before Ash, his trainer, arrives. In a daring finale, the trio employs a tire to reach their destination, sending Meowth flying once more as they arrive just in time for a joyous celebration marking the first anniversary of Ash and Pikachu’s partnership.

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In a small town called Greenfield, renowned researcher Professor Spencer Hale embarks on an intriguing investigation into the elusive Unown. Accompanied by his diligent assistant Skyler, they stumble upon ancient ruins that hold secrets to these mystical beings. However, Hale’s disappearance in the midst of their discovery leaves behind only his worried daughter Molly, whose mother had vanished earlier. Desperate for answers, Molly discovers a collection of tablets adorned with Unown images and, as she assembles the letters, unwittingly summons the very creatures she seeks to understand. The Unown, attuned to Molly’s desires, employ their otherworldly powers to grant her deepest wishes, transforming her manor house into an ethereal crystal palace that spreads across the town, effectively isolating her from the world. As a manifestation of Molly’s longing for her father’s return, an illusory Entei appears, prompting various individuals to intervene and unravel the Unown’s enigmatic influence. These concerned parties include Professor Oak and Delia Ketchum, Ash’s mother, who join forces to help Molly reclaim control over her life and restore balance to the town.

As Ash and his companions venture into Greenfield, they cross paths with a fellow trainer named Lisa, who joins forces with them in their quest to rescue Molly. Their arrival coincides with Entei’s sinister move to abduct Delia, responding to Molly’s plea for maternal guidance. Under the hypnotic influence of Entei’s powers, Delia becomes convinced that she is indeed Molly’s mother. Undeterred by this unexpected turn of events, Ash, Misty, Brock, and their Pokémon prepare to embark on a daring rescue mission to save Delia, relying on Lisa’s PokéGear device to stay in touch with Professor Oak and Skyler.

Meanwhile, Team Rocket attempts to infiltrate the mansion, only to be repelled by Entei’s formidable powers. As they retreat into the depths of the labyrinthine estate, Molly watches in awe as Ash’s Bulbasaur and Chikorita demonstrate their skills on television, causing her to drift off into a reverie, imagining herself as a Pokémon trainer. Her trance is briefly interrupted when Delia, now freed from Entei’s influence, snaps back to reality upon spotting Ash on TV; however, Entei swiftly conjures up a dream version of Molly as an adult and whisks her away for a series of battles against Brock and then Misty.

In this surreal sequence, Molly initially clashes with Brock in a fierce battle, only to discover that her dreamed-up Pokémon are far more potent than his. A more tranquil underwater combat ensues when she faces off against Misty. As the chaos unfolds, Ash locates Molly and Delia, imploring Entei to return his mother. The powerful Pokémon refuses, effortlessly dispatching Totodile and Cyndaquil before setting its sights on Ash and Pikachu.

In a dramatic twist, Charizard, having witnessed the crisis unfold in Charicific Valley, swoops in to rescue Ash and Pikachu from certain doom. As Entei engages Charizard in a fierce duel, Molly finally awakens to the harm caused by her desires and intervenes to halt the fighting. Ash and his companions then persuade Molly to join them, as Entei reveals its true purpose: to serve as her father, created by the Unown for that very role.

Just as it seems that the group is poised to escape, the Unown suddenly lose control of their powers, threatening to seal them within the mansion. A desperate Ash, Pikachu, Charizard, Misty, Togepi, Brock, Delia, Molly, and Team Rocket make a break for freedom, converging in the hall where the Unown reside. Despite their valiant efforts, they are unable to breach the forcefield protecting the Unown until Entei joins forces with Pikachu and Charizard, combining their powers to shatter the shield with Molly’s support.

In a final act of selflessness, Entei sacrifices itself to restore balance to the world, allowing the Unown to return to their dimension and reversing all the chaos they had unleashed. As the dust settles, Hale is returned to his original location within the ruins where he initially vanished.

As the group steps out into the open air, Oak, Skyler, and Lisa join forces with Ash’s companions, forming a formidable alliance. Meanwhile, Team Rocket, thwarted by the presence of law enforcement outside the mansion, retreats to regroup and vow that they will never be foiled again in their pursuit of Pokémon capture. Against this backdrop, Charizard and Lisa part ways with Ash, while Molly is reunited with her father and long-lost mother, a poignant moment that brings closure to her storyline. The stage is now set for the next chapter in this epic adventure, as allegiances are redefined and new challenges lie on the horizon.

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