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Line 1: {{work}} ''The Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon'', also known as ''The Terrifying Mirage Pokémon'' in Japan, is one of three [[Pokémon (~~Anime~~anime)\|Pokémon]] specials. Dr. Yung shows Ash and his friends holographic Pokémon, also known as Mirage Pokémon. [[Does This Remind You of Anything?\|They have no weaknesses and know moves that they normally can't learn.]] However, the Mirage Master kidnaps Dr. Yung and Professor Oak, and Ash and his friends are unable to rescue them because of an army of Mirage Pokémon. This special is infamous for [[The Other Darrin\|the voice cast change]] well before the special aired. The Pokémon Company said that they used the special for a testing ground for the new actors. Of the results, Ash's intended replacement, [[Yu-Gi-Oh!\|Kayzie Rogers]], was replaced by newcomer Sarah Natochenny. Some liked the new voices, but most hated them. Petitions were created in order for the old voice actors from 4Kids Entertainment to return, even before the new cast's work was aired. Thankfully, most of the new actors (save for Ash and Brock's, both of whom still remain [[Replacement Scrappy\|Replacement Scrappys]]) [[Vocal Evolution\|got better overtime]], so the complaints lessened. {{tropelist}} * [[Anachronic Order]] : At the time the movie was first broadcast in the US, Pikachu had not learned Volt Tackle in the series. At the end of the movie, however, Pikachu delivers one to Mewtwo with no problem. Line 11: * [[Continuity Nod]]: During a memory-probe of Pikachu, a screen displays Pokémon that appeared in the second through fifth movies. Ultimately, a holographic Mewtwo is created based on those memories. Said mirage Mewtwo is also able to use the attacks of the Legendaries in Pikachu's memory. The password for Oak's lab is REDGREEN, a [[Shout-Out]] to [[Pokémon Red and Blue ~~(Video Game)~~\|the two games that started it all]]. * [[Curb Stomp Battle]]: Basically the entire fight is this, as Mirage Mewtwo is far too powerful for all of the gang's attacks combined to even scratch. * {{spoiler\|[[Go Out with a Smile]]}}: {{spoiler\|Mew.}} Line 19: * [[Off-Model]]: Justified because the animation studio responsible for making the special had never done any prior Pokémon-related work. * [[The Other Darrin]]: See above. * [[Powers Asas Programs]]: Quite literally in this case, as the holographic Pokémon are capable of using any attack. * [[Ridiculously Cute Critter]]: The mirage Mew. * [[The Sociopath]]: The titular villain, {{spoiler\|in actuality Dr. Yung}}, who places no value on life. Line 28: {{reflist}} [[Category:Animated Films]] [[Category:Pokémon (Film)]]▼ [[Category:Anime]] [[Category:Films of the 2000s]] [[Category:~~Pokemon~~Pokémon: The Mastermind Ofof Mirage ~~Pokemon~~Pokémon]] ▲[[Category:Pokémon (~~Film~~film)]] [[Category:Pages with working Wikipedia tabs]] [[Category:Anime of the 2000s]] [[Category:Film]]