Sharpedo Attack! – Pokémon Season 6, Episode 19

AG019 Sharpedo Attack! – Pokémon Advanced screenshot
Season Pokémon: Advanced (Season 6) · Dewford Island I: Brawly, Steven & Corphish arc (AG019–AG024)
Episode Season 6, episode 19 · English episode 292 · Japanese episode 295 · Bulbapedia code AG019
English title Sharpedo Attack!
Japanese title 脱出!サメハダーの島!!
Dasshutsu! Samehadā no Shima!! — “Escape! Samehader Island!!”
First aired (Japan) 3 April 2003 · TV Tokyo
First aired (US) 31 January 2004 · Kids’ WB
Screenplay Aya Matsui
Opening / ending (Japan) Advance Adventure – GARDEN · Polka O Dolka – Meowth (Inuko Inuyama) & the Nolsol Chorus Group
English opening I Wanna Be a Hero – David Rolfe
Who’s That Pokémon? Igglybuff (US)
Previous episode On a Wingull and a Prayer! (AG018)
Next episode Brave the Wave (AG020)

Filler / stand-alone episodeBrock wants to be a Pokémon doctorNew Japanese ending

Sharpedo Attack! is the 19th episode of Pokémon: Advanced, the sixth season of the Pokémon anime, and the 292nd episode of the English dub overall (Japanese episode 295, Bulbapedia code AG019). It first aired in Japan on 3 April 2003 and in the United States on 31 January 2004. It falls within the season’s Dewford Island I: Brawly, Steven & Corphish stretch (EP19–EP24).

Synopsis · Major Events · Trivia · Dub Changes · All episodes

Synopsis

Stopping off at an uncharted deserted island that only Mr Briney knows about, Ash and company are attacked by a school of sharpedo, an example of poor life decisions. Fortunately, Ash and company don’t hold grudges.

Major Events

  • Opens Bulbapedia’s 13-episode Dewford Island arc
  • Lotad reveals Razor Leaf
  • Brock first says he wants to be a Pokémon doctor
  • New Japanese ending Polka O Dolka

Trivia

  • The English title plays on a shark attack.
  • The screenplay is by Aya Matsui.
  • This is a stand-alone episode: it can be skipped without losing the thread of the Hoenn story.

Changes in the English Dub

  • 2 s of a Sharpedo biting Seviper cut
  • Brief trims around the commercial breaks
  • Because the Sky is There used as background music in Japan; 4Kids replaced it

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