Pokemon All Stars Triple Pack DVD Review

Pokemon All Stars Triple Pack

This great little triple pack of DVDs feature the following Pokemon's as their main focus - Cyndaquil, Totodile and Chikorita.

Each disc spotlights on each Pokemon and the way that they interact with their Trainer; in this case Ash Ketchum. There are four episodes on each that let you know a bit more about each creature.

Chikorita has the following episodes on it from the Johto Journals:

The Double Trouble Header
Chikorita Rescue
Chikorita's Big Upset
Current Events

The special feature on this DVD is simply the Pokedex which shows the evolution of Chikorita through to Bayleef to Meganium. The tales deal with the personality of Chikorita and how it can be a stubborn and sensitive little Pokemon who just needs a good trainer.

Totodile has the following episodes on it from the Johto Journals:

Don't Touch That Dile
The Totodile Duel
Love, Totodile Style
Bagged Then Tagged

The Pokedex simply outlines how Totodile evolves into Croconaw, then Feraligatr. These were a lot of fun. Totodile is a real cutie with a big mouth who gets into all sorts of mischief! The kids should really enjoy this stories about Totodile and his antics which certainly keep Ash on his toes!

Cyndaquil has the following episodes on it from the Johto Journals:

Good Quil Hunting
Hot Matches
Nerves of Steelix
An Old Family Blend

The Pokedex in this case shows Cyndaquil evolve into Quilava then finally into Typhlosion. Cyndaquil is an interesting Pokemon as he is a very timid addition to Ash's collection. His evolution should be of great interest to fans of the game as in his incarnation of Typhlosion, he is one Pokemon that I would certainly not mess with.

Each tale is simple but nicely told and should be more than sufficient for fans. Of course Pikachu is also a focal point of all the stories as Ash's main Pokemon. Each Pokemon shown in this triple pack presents challenges for Ash and his friends, but this is also a very handy vehicle for the show to also impart some values to it's predominantly young audience.

Themes presented are appropriate for even younger viewers, and I'd have no issues recommending it to those households. It's a lot of fun, the Pokemon are cute to look at, and more importantly, the stories are charming enough to even hold the attention of adult viewers. What is not to like about it? Pokemon! Gotta Catch Em All!

Tory Favro

	Feature		7.0
	Video		7.0
	Audio		6.0
	Special Features		1.0
	Total		7.0
	Distributor: Manga Running Time: 264 Minutes Reviewer: Tory Favro Classification: G	7.0
Pokemon All Stars Triple Pack This great little triple pack of DVDs feature the following Pokemon's as their main focus - Cyndaquil, Totodile and Chikorita. Each disc spotlights on each Pokemon and the way that they interact with their Trainer; in this case Ash Ketchum. There are four episodes on each that let you know a bit more about each creature. Chikorita has the following episodes on it from the Johto Journals: The Double Trouble Header Chikorita Rescue Chikorita's Big Upset Current Events The special feature on this DVD is simply the Pokedex which shows the evolution of Chikorita through to Bayleef to Meganium. The tales deal with the personality of Chikorita and how it can be a stubborn and sensitive little Pokemon who just needs a good trainer. Totodile has the following episodes on it from the Johto Journals: Don't Touch That Dile The Totodile Duel Love, Totodile Style Bagged Then Tagged The Pokedex simply outlines how Totodile evolves into Croconaw, then Feraligatr. These were a lot of fun. Totodile is a real cutie with a big mouth who gets into all sorts of mischief! The kids should really enjoy this stories about Totodile and his antics which certainly keep Ash on his toes! Cyndaquil has the following episodes on it from the Johto Journals: Good Quil Hunting Hot Matches Nerves of Steelix An Old Family Blend The Pokedex in this case shows Cyndaquil evolve into Quilava then finally into Typhlosion. Cyndaquil is an interesting Pokemon as he is a very timid addition to Ash's collection. His evolution should be of great interest to fans of the game as in his incarnation of Typhlosion, he is one Pokemon that I would certainly not mess with. Each tale is simple but nicely told and should be more than sufficient for fans. Of course Pikachu is also a focal point of all the stories as Ash's main Pokemon. Each Pokemon shown in this triple pack presents challenges for Ash and his friends, but this is also a very handy vehicle for the show to also impart some values to it's predominantly young audience. Themes presented are appropriate for even younger viewers, and I'd have no issues recommending it to those households. It's a lot of fun, the Pokemon are cute to look at, and more importantly, the stories are charming enough to even hold the attention of adult viewers. What is not to like about it? Pokemon! Gotta Catch Em All! Tory Favro