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Season 1
Season #: 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
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8.3

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  1. reviewby-Bauman
    Dec 19, 2017
    8
    This review contains spoilers, click full review link to view. Despite being dated and its overall weak quality in many aspects (including being a poor adaptation of the game world, characters and locations that wastes MANY opportunities), the first season of this series holds a "charm" in its crudeness an a quality of humor that later seasons lack. It has an entertainment value you can get from enjoying Ash's misadventures, who by then were way more "unchained" and unpredictable than what later seasons went with, that may turn this into a fun experience even for people who never saw the pokemon series before.… Full Review »
  2. SamComedian
    Feb 19, 2019
    10
    La temporada 1 de Pokémon y diría que hasta la temporada 5, han sido las mejores de la serie, aunque la temporada de XY, también hay queLa temporada 1 de Pokémon y diría que hasta la temporada 5, han sido las mejores de la serie, aunque la temporada de XY, también hay que decirlo, fue muy buena. Pero como he dicho me quedo principalmente con las 5 primeras ya que uno ha crecido viéndolas y personalmente he soñado con ser maestro Pokémon, cómo Ash y que le acompañaran en sus aventuras Misty y Brock, como olvidarlos.
    Le pongo el 10 sobre 10 sin duda. Mi tercera crítica u/o review de la sección de TV.    … Full Review »
  3. JohnWitten
    May 2, 2017
    7
    This review contains spoilers, click full review link to view. [Excerpts from S1 Reviews]

    Ep. 1: Pokemon- I Choose You! | 22m

    For a series starter and the premier episode of a lengthy saga- that being Pokemon in general and regardless of what subtitle may accompany each season, the first episode of Indigo League does a really good job of cementing a lasting resentment of the entitled Ash Ketchum and ironically making viewers (at least of my age and right now) immediately dislike the young boy. That having been said, it also manages to bring him in a circular and redemptive arc by the end of the episode and beginning of the second- showing that there are at least two sides to every character and that maybe he’s not quite so bad as he seems. What initially makes you disdain the entitled lad will inevitably morph into recognition that yes, he has his flaws but he will do anything and everything for his friends and companions. As such, this premier episode is a perfect beginning to the season and the fifty-one episodes that will follow. Grade: A

    Ep. 5: Showdown in Pewter City | 22m

    Here we finally get to see the introduction of another key cast member in Ash Ketchum’s interesting and often varied ensemble- Brock (the Rock?). After dealing with some collective Team Rocket (and Meowth) shenanigans which I’ll essentially avoid for now considering their plans usually retain the same one-dimensional purpose of stealing other people’s Pokemon, Ash makes his way to his first gym battle. As he faces off with a pretty desensitized Brock (because dramatic and tragic backstory!), he realizes that he isn’t strong enough to win the battle quite yet and not nearly as ruthless as Brock seems to be. Flash forward to Ash being tutored by a mystery merchant on the outskirts of town and you get a little more backstory about the hardness that Brock showcases as well as his motives. Predictably, in their second face-off Ash eventually gets the better of Brock only because the two otherwise evenly matched opponents realize that they should better care for their Pokemon and their families and futures. Oh, and the mystery merchant turns out to be Brock’s estranged father who has finally returned and the rest is history. Grade: A-    … Full Review »
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