I've read that when Kids' WB aired "Meowth's Party" and "PokéRap GS" in place of Pikachu's Jukebox and Pokémon Karaokemon, there were little eyecatches similar to those used for the normal music video segments. Something along the lines of "Don't go away, Meowth's Party is next." I guess the only way to find these is to find complete, commercials-included recordings of the original airings of the specific episodes (Pokémon Food Fight! on August 19, 2000, The Pokémon Water War on August 26, 2000 and Hot Matches! on May 12, 2001).
Anyone have old Kids' WB tapes lying around? What upsets me is that I actually taped Pokémon in the morning before/during school using the VCR's timer semi-regularly for a while around the turn of the millennium, and none of those recordings survived.
Last Edit: Sept 20, 2017 3:20:17 GMT by teridaxxd001
One of these resurfaced in 2020: the one that aired before the premiere of "Pokérap GS," which itself was during the English dub premiere of the episode "Hot Matches!"
Some of these resurfaced as part of the tape that includes the premieres of "Beauty and the Beach" and "Pokémon Food Fight!" I cut all the Pokémon-related commercials out of it, and uploaded them here: www.mediafire.com/folder/orj11mydykx6a/ExportedVideo
Included are all the "Lost Episode" eyecatches from "Beauty and the Beach," and the first eyecatch for "Meowth's Party" (featuring Meowth saying "You're invited to 'Meowth's Party,' next!") from "Pokémon Food Fight!" The latter seems to cut off at the very end for a few frames because the person started taping a new episode then, but since it uses the same footage as the Orange Islands eyecatch and the audio completely finishes before said cut, it would be extremely easy to reconstruct a clean copy. Also included are both parts of an Orange Island Pokéquix segment, which was a recurring segment for Orange Islands episodes which is sadly mostly lost. The first segment plays after the first "Who's that Pokémon?" segment, while the second plays before the second "Who's That Pokémon?" segment, with the commercial break sandwiched between. This segment may warrant its own article on the wiki, given that it recurred.
Last Edit: Mar 13, 2022 4:39:46 GMT by teridaxxd001