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"Pokemon" Music Lyrics Trivia Quiz

This quiz will be about the lyrics of songs from the movies, show, and various CDs. All lyrics are from the Japanese version unless otherwise stated.

A multiple-choice quiz by PrinceMagus411. Estimated time: 5 mins.

Author
PrinceMagus411

Time
5 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
130,271

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

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Very Difficult

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Question 1 of 10

1. "Watashi wa dareka no ousama dewa nai" is the first line of what song? Hint

"Mezasei Pokemon Master '98"

"Ware wa Collector"

"Aratanaru Chikai"

"Kaze to Issho Ni"

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Question 2 of 10

2. What is the translation of the title of the Japanese song that opens by asking (or rather, singing) the question: "Where will you go if you keep on walking?" Hint

"Together With the Wind"

"Ready, GO!"

"Rival!"

"The Journey Ahead"

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Question 3 of 10

3. The last Pokemon name mentioned as a pun in the song "Lucky Lucky" is what? Hint

Moltres

Chansey

Sandslash

Meowth

4. The song "Natsuyasumi Fan Kurabbu" has a couple of Pikachu singing "Chuchu Pikapika, Chuchu Pikapika" in between each line but in a later season of the TV show, what Pokemon sang this line instead? Hint

Cleffa

Minun

Pichu

Igglybuff

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Question 5 of 10

5. "I would see my dream be true" is the final line to what song? Hint

"Nyasu no Uta"

"Ware wa Collector"

"Mezasei Pokemon Master"

"Roketto Dan yo Eien Ni"

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Question 6 of 10

6. Which of these ending songs has a line sung by Koffing? Hint

"Hyakugojuuichi"

"Type: Wild!"

"Poketto ni Fantajii"

"Pokemon Ondo"

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Question 7 of 10

7. Once the actual rapping begins in "Pokemon Ieru ka Neo?", what is the english name of the first Pokemon "rapped"? Hint

Pichu

Slowking

Yanma

Totodile

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Question 8 of 10

8. Part of the tune to the song "Kaze to Issho ni" is also heard in what song? Hint

"Umi"

"Ready, GO!"

"Type: Wild!"

"Rival!"

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Question 9 of 10

9. "Umi" is sung to what Gameboy tune? Hint

Battle music

Surfing

Biking

Ending Theme

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Question 10 of 10

10. "Ah! Marumain" is an ode to what Pokemon? Hint

Electrode

Azumarill

Marill

Voltorb

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. "Watashi wa dareka no ousama dewa nai" is the first line of what song?

Answer: "Ware wa Collector"

"Ware wa Collector", or "I am a Collector", sung by Jirarudan, is a song in "Revelation Lugia" and has a very good, dark, evil-sounding tune. "Mezasei Pokemon Master '98" is the opening theme of "Mewtwo Strikes Back" and is basically a remix of the first opening theme to the show. "Aratanaru Chikai" is the opening theme to Season 3. "Kaze to Issho Ni" is the ending theme of "Mewtwo Strikes Back" and is a very beautiful song.

2. What is the translation of the title of the Japanese song that opens by asking (or rather, singing) the question: "Where will you go if you keep on walking?"

Answer: "Together With the Wind"

"Aruki-tsuzukete doko made yuku no?" is the opening line of "Kaze to Issho Ni", which as stated in Q1 is the ending theme to "Mewtwo Strikes Back". The title of this song means "Together With the Wind" or "In the Company of the Wind".

3. The last Pokemon name mentioned as a pun in the song "Lucky Lucky" is what?

Answer: Chansey

Sort of a trick question. The last part of the song is spelling out "Lucky", but as with the Japanese language turning all "L" sounds into "R" sounds, they say "L-U-C-K-Y, L-U-C-K-Y RAKKI!" Rakki is Chansey's Japanese name.

Answer: Igglybuff

This song was really poorly dubbed in the aformentioned episode... the dubbed version didn't have anything to do with a "Fan Club" as mentioned in the original title. Originally, this song was the opening theme for "Pikapika Massaichu", or "Pikachu's Vacation".

5. "I would see my dream be true" is the final line to what song?

Answer: "Mezasei Pokemon Master"

This is the original opening theme to the Japanese TV show and is one of those songs that makes you want to get up and dance. Unfortunately, it's sung so fast you need to be fluent in Japanese if you want to sing along.

6. Which of these ending songs has a line sung by Koffing?

Answer: "Pokemon Ondo"

"Pokemon Ondo", literally meaning "Pokemon March", has a slow march tempo, more like a walking tempo. It was the ending to the fourth season. The line sung by Koffing goes "Do do dogasu do do do". Of course, Dogasu is Koffing's Japanese name.

7. Once the actual rapping begins in "Pokemon Ieru ka Neo?", what is the english name of the first Pokemon "rapped"?

Answer: Pichu

Pichu is the first, followed by Yanma, Slowking, and then Uriimu, which I believe is Swinub. Unown's name is mentioned 26 times... once for every type of Unown. Ironically, Pikachu is the first Pokemon "rapped" in the first edition of the Japanese Pokerap.

8. Part of the tune to the song "Kaze to Issho ni" is also heard in what song?

Answer: "Type: Wild!"

Though a much faster song than "Kaze to Issho ni", "Type: Wild!" does open up with a harmonica playing part of the tune to the aformentioned song.

9. "Umi" is sung to what Gameboy tune?

Answer: Surfing

"Umi" is Japanese for "Ocean", so it stands to reason that it would be sung to the tune of the surfing music.

10. "Ah! Marumain" is an ode to what Pokemon?

Answer: Electrode

The lyrics to this song go: "You start with a roundish ball, then it starts to crack in half... you color in the bottom half -- Marumain". Marumain is the Japanese name for Electrode.

Source: Author PrinceMagus411

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