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From IMDB: "Pokémon: Giratina and the Sky Warrior" is the English title for the eleventh theatrical movie spin-off from the popular ''[[Pokémon (Animeanime)|Pokémon]]'' TV series. The movie's basic premise centers around the existence of a "Reverse World," a kind of alternate universe designed to correct imbalances in the "Real World." Five years before the events of this movie, a research scientist named Newton Graceland apparently discovered the Reverse World and its sole resident Pokémon, [[Olympus Mons|Giratina]], a winged, six-legged, metallic dinosaur-like creature. Newton and his assistant [[Meaningful Name|Zero]] plot to harness Giratina's power and take over the reverse world.
 
Series regulars Ash, Dawn, and Brock, along with their regular Pokémon companions, get roped into all this through the intervention of a cute, grassy little Pokémon called a Shaymin, who's on its way to the "flower garden" for the "flower-bearing" ritual with other Shaymin. Shaymin can communicate telepathically so we can hear its articulated thoughts, making it one of the very few Pokémon (outside of Meowth and Mewtwo) who can actually "talk". Shaymin's connection to Giratina and the Reverse World has something to do with its ability to render toxic material harmless via some internal process. Giratina seems to need Shaymin's help. In the end, Newton, who enlists Ash and his friends to help him, finally figures out what Giratina wants.
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This movie provides examples of:
 
* [[Ambiguous Gender]]: Shaymin, even for a "genderless" legendary. In Land Forme, speaks with a soft, feminine voice (and in Japanese, uses feminine pronouns); in Sky Forme, it is headstrong and speaks with a much more masculine voice (and accompanying Japanese pronouns.)
* [[Awakening the Sleeping Giant]]: Zero's meddling in the Reverse World does this to Regigigas.
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* [[Big Damn Heroes]]: Regigigas, once the glacier starts to move, wakes up and - with the help of a herd of Mamoswine - holds the glacier in place till Ash can do his thing.
* [[Break the Cutie]]: Zero in the Manga.
{{quote| '''Zero:''' *after Newton deletes the blueprints to the Megarig* How could you...PLEASE...DON'T DISAPPEAR!!<br />
'''Newton:''' Leave it be, Zero...this is how it should be. We cannot sacrifice Giratina for the sake of our research. Please understand, Zero!<br />
'''Zero:''' *crying* All...All I wanted...I hate this polluted world...I just wanted to stay in the beautiful Reverse World...That's all... }}
* [[Cool Airship]]: The Megarig.
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* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: In the dub, once Shaymin changes into its Sky Forme, it becomes obvious that Shaymin has the same voice actress as [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Tails]] during the [[4Kids! Entertainment|4Kids]] era.
*** And [[Ojamajo Doremi|Dorie]] in Normal Forme.
** Not to mention that the dub voice for Zero is the same guy who also voiced, [[The Ace|of all people,]] [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX|Jaden Yuki]]!
** Giratina uses the same roar as [[Godzilla|Mothra]].
*** The ''Megarig'' itself emitted Megaguirus' screech.
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* [[Mirror Universe]]: The Reverse World. Supposed to be an Pokemon equivalent of an antimatter universe.
** Could be that antimatter things are turned into normal matter or vice versa when traveling between worlds.
* [[Never Trust a Trailer]]: Based [http://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/3/32/Movie_11_initial_poster.png on this early poster for the movie], you'd think Palkia appears, but ultimately, it plays no role in the film whatsoever, appearing only in a brief flashback to [[Pokémon: theThe Rise of Darkrai (Anime)|Movie 10]].
** Not to mention some scenes that appear in some of the Japanesse trailers that don't appear in the movie.
* [[Poor Communication Kills]]: Giratina's mad at Dialga and needs Shaymin's help, Shaymin thinks Giratina wants to eat it, Ash and the gang think Giratina's evil, and then the plot happens.
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