
Slaking Kong
Also known as: Miracle! Mountain of the Giant Kekking!!
Foreign title: Kyoi! Kyodai Kekkingu no Yama!!
Series title: Battle Frontier
- Studio
- Nintendo Co. Ltd., OLM-Animation Studio, Shogakukan Inc., Summit Media Group, TV Tokyo
- Animation studio
- SOFTX
- Distributor
- 4 Kids Entertainment
Synopsis
On the way to Indigo Plateau for May's Grand Festival, a group of Aipom come by and steal Ash's hat and May's ribbons! An old man comes by and tells them that local Aipom, Mankey, and Vigoroth have been stealing his berries and taking them up to the mountains. He also tells them that there is a rumor about a giant monster living in the mountains. They follow the Aipom into the mountains to a giant wooden fence. When the fence opens up, they run in and find out that it is really a Giant Slaking working with Team Rocket! They plan to use all the berries to make and sell Pokéblocks at the Grand Festival, and Jessie will use May's ribbons to compete! After being chased out of the Slaking's territory, Ash and Brock are separated from everybody else, along with the Aipom that stole Ash's hat. Can they reunite, get May's Ribbons back, solve the mystery of the Giant Slaking, and get Ash's hat back?
Characters
Ash Ketchum, Misty, Brock, Pikachu, Squirtle, Tracy, Gary, Professor Oak.
Team Rocket: Jessie, James, Meowth
Team Rocket: Jessie, James, Meowth
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Kunihiko Yuyama, Masamitsu Hidaka, Yoshitaka Fujimoto
Producing
- Producer
- Tsunekazu Ishihara (Executive Producer, Japan)
- Executive Producers, English version
- Alfred R. Kahn, Norman J. Grossfeld
Writing
- Writer
- Atsuhiro Tomioka, Takeshi Shudo, Hideki Sonoda, Junji Takegami
- Created by
- Satoshi Tajari
Voices
- Voice
- Rachel Lillis (Misty, Jessie), Eric Stuart (Brock, James), Eric Stuart (Squirtle), Stan Hart (Professor Oak), Adam Blaustein (Meowth)
Music
- Music
- Junji Miyazaki
Animation
- Animator
- Shunya Yamada
Art Department
- Designer
- Satoshi Tajiri
Production notes
Season 9: Battle Frontier.
Pokémon is the Americanization of the Japanese "Pocket Monster."
Pokémon is the Americanization of the Japanese "Pocket Monster."
