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One, Two, Three (Japanese: １・２・３) is the first Japanese opening theme of Pokémon Journeys: The Series. It debuted in JN001, replacing Your Adventure of Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon.
It was produced by Mafumafu, while the theme song was produced by 佐野弘明 Hiroaki Sano and 毛谷村伸也 Shinya Keyamura. Various artists have performed different arrangements of the song:
- From JN001 to JN031, it was performed by After the Rain, a duo consisting of Soraru and Mafumafu.
- From JN032 to JN049, it was performed by Nishikawa-kun and Kirishō, consisting of Takanori Nishikawa and Shō Kiryūin, vocalist of the band Golden Bomber. It was arranged by Mafumafu and Hidekazu Tanaka.
- Starting in JN050, it was performed by Karaage Shimai, consisting of Erika Ikuta and Sayuri Matsumura from the idol girl group Nogizaka46. It was arranged by APAZZI and Akira Sunset.
Opening animation: Version 1 (JN001 – JN031)
Synopsis
The series logo appears as the camera pans across a large grassy hill and settles on Ash, Goh, Pikachu, and Scorbunny, who are looking up at the sky. Ash and Pikachu are shown first, with Pikachu climbing around on his shoulders, jumping onto his shirt, and using it as a trampoline. Goh is then seen packing his bag with Scorbunny jumping at his side. Chloe is shown next poking her Yamper, which then turns its head and causes Chloe to smile. A cut to Professor Cerise follows, who holds out three Poké Balls. Ash, Go, Pikachu, and Scorbunny are shown in front of maps featuring the starters of each of the regions from Kanto to Galar are shown.
Goh's hands are shown reaching towards a floating yellow orb, which is revealed to be Mew. Goh and Ash are then seen. Their eyes meet before each of them throw a Poké Ball in the air to send out a Pokémon. Ash, Pikachu, Chloe, Go, and Scorbunny are seen dancing in the Cerise Laboratory, while Yamper lays on the ground in front of Chloe. They then all clap and face the screen. Scorbunny, Pikachu, Ash, and Goh are then seen jumping off a brick terrace away from the lab and run down the street. They trip in front of Chloe, who turns and walks away. Ash and Go, along with Pikachu and Scorbunny, are then seen gazing up at a rock from which Meowth, Jessie, James, and Wobbuffet look down and sneer.
Pikachu jumps over a Tyranitar and uses Thunderbolt on it. Scorbunny then runs up to a Corviknight and uses Double Kick on it. Ash, Pikachu, Ren, Chrysa, Chloe, Professor Cerise, Go, and Scorbunny all dance and clap their hands. A close-up of Pikachu and Scorbunny is shown, who smile and cry in quick succession. They are shown to be on top of Yamper, who is on top of Mimey. Pikachu and Scorbunny fall off of Yamper and Mimey catches them in each of his outstretched hands before all three jump off.
Ash, Go, and Chloe, along with their partner Pokémon, are then seen walking on a rotating Poké Ball past several various Pokémon and landmarks from various regions. The following scene depends on the episode. Pikachu and Ash then jump into view, followed by Go, Scorbunny, Pikachu, and Ash having tripped, with Goh skinning his knee. Goh and Scorbunny then jump into view, followed by all four seen standing up, looking at each other, and striking a pose.
Characters
Pokémon
- Pikachu (Ash's)
- Meowth (Team Rocket)
- Wobbuffet (Jessie's)
- Scorbunny (Goh's)
- Mr. Mime (Ash's; Mimey)
- Yamper (Chloe's)
- Bulbasaur
- Charmander
- Charizard
- Squirtle
- Raichu (Alolan)
- Jigglypuff
- Diglett
- Gengar
- Exeggutor (Alolan)
- Magikarp
- Eevee
- Snorlax
- Articuno
- Zapdos
- Moltres
- Dragonite
- Mew
- Chikorita
- Cyndaquil
- Totodile
- Unown
- Smeargle
- Tyranitar
- Lugia
- Ho-Oh
- Treecko
- Torchic
- Mudkip
- Rayquaza
- Turtwig
- Chimchar
- Piplup
- Snivy
- Tepig
- Oshawott
- Chespin
- Fennekin
- Froakie
- Rowlet
- Litten
- Popplio
- Pyukumuku
- Tapu Koko
- Grookey
- Scorbunny
- Sobble
- Corviknight
Opening animation spoilers
Variants
The clip displayed during the line 「先も見えない 果ても知らない世界がそこにあるけど」 varies depending on the episode. This is typically a scene from the episode itself, with the exception of JN001, which used the same scene as JN002, and the episodes set in Galar (JN004-JN005, JN012-JN013, JN027-JN028), where Zacian and Zamazenta pose together. The opening animation used for the song in the Thai and Mandarin Chinese (Taiwan) dub uses only the Zacian/Zamazenta scene.
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Opening animation: Version 2 (JN032 – JN049)
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Synopsis
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This section is incomplete. Please feel free to edit this section to add missing information and complete it. |
Characters
Pokémon
- Pikachu (Ash's; Gigantamax)
- Meowth (Team Rocket)
- Wobbuffet (Jessie's)
- Raboot (Goh's)
- Cinderace (Goh's)
- Mr. Mime (Ash's; Mimey)
- Dragonite (Ash's)
- Gengar (Ash's)
- Riolu (Ash's)
- Lucario (Ash's)
- Farfetch'd (Ash's; Galarian)
- Primarina (Lana's)
- Turtonator (Kiawe's)
- Togedemaru (Sophocles's)
- Tsareena (Mallow's)
- Scyther (Goh's)
- Skwovet (Goh's)
- Farfetch'd (Goh's)
- Magikarp (Goh's; giant)
- Sobble (Goh's)
- Heracross (Goh's)
- Flygon (Goh's)
- Aerodactyl (Goh's)
- Eternatus (Goh's; Eternamax)
- Yamper (Chloe's)
- Grapploct (Bea's)
- Duraludon (Raihan's)
- Rotom (Raihan's; Rotom Phone)
- Charizard (Leon's)
- Drednaw (anime; Gigantamax)
- Articuno
- Zapdos
- Moltres
- Mew
- Hoothoot
- Spinarak
- Sunflora
- Misdreavus
- Celebi (JN032)
- Celebi (Shiny; JN033-JN049)
- Ludicolo
- Marshtomp (multiple)
- Lugia (image)
- Ho-Oh (image)
- Kyogre (image)
- Groudon (image)
- Dialga (image)
- Palkia (image)
- Zekrom (image)
- Reshiram (image)
- Yveltal (image)
- Xerneas (image)
- Solgaleo (image)
- Lunala (image)
- Zacian (image)
- Zamazenta (image)
Opening animation spoilers
- Goh obtains a Heracross, a Flygon, and an Aerodactyl.
- Goh's Raboot evolves into Cinderace.
- Ash's Riolu evolves into Lucario.
- Ash and Goh fight an Eternatus.
- Lana, Kiawe, Sophocles, and Mallow make reappearances.
Variants
- JN032: The original animation.
- JN033 - JN049: A Shiny Celebi replaces the regularly colored Celebi in the forest scene.
A Celebi in the second version of One, Two, Three
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Opening animation: Version 3 (JN050 – present)
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Synopsis
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Characters
- Ash
- Iris
- Goh
- Jessie
- James
- Chloe
- Professor Cerise
- Gary
- Leon
- Korrina
- Bea
- Wikstrom
- Sonia
- Chrysa
- Ren
- Other
Pokémon
- Pikachu (Ash's; Gigantamax)
- Meowth (Team Rocket)
- Wobbuffet (Jessie's)
- Cinderace (Goh's)
- Mr. Mime (Ash's; Mimey)
- Dragonite (Ash's)
- Gengar (Ash's)
- Lucario (Ash's)
- Farfetch'd (Ash's; Galarian)
- Sobble (Goh's)
- Flygon (Goh's)
- Aerodactyl (Goh's)
- Yamper (Chloe's)
- Eevee (Chloe's)
- Rotom (Raihan's; Rotom Phone)
- Charizard (Leon's)
- Morpeko (anime; Full Belly Mode)
- Gyarados (Lance's)
- Grookey
- Greedent (Goh's)
- Butterfree (Goh's)
- Fletchling (Goh's)
- Krabby
- Shuckle
- Dewpider
- Palpitoad
- Ponyta
- Karrablast
- Corphish
- Dugtrio
- Rookidee
Opening animation spoilers
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Lyrics
The second version performed by Nishikawa-kun and Kirishō does not include the （ナイ！） or （トライ！） parentheticals, and the lines 「どこへ行こうか？」は / 「どこへだって行ける」でしょ？ are pronounced as "Doko e ikō ka?" wa / "Doko e datte ikeru?" desho?.
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Trivia
- The beginning of the song plays a sound that is similar to the Game Boy startup sound, possibly a reference to the earliest Pokémon games being on this console.
- The After The Rain version of the song is available as DLC for the Rythm Game "Taiko no Tatsujin Drum 'n' Fun"
- Takanori Nishikawa posted an early version of the second version of the opening animation on his Twitter account, which has since been deleted. In it:
- The angle of the floor in the shot after the logo differs.
- Pikachu's tail is missing and Ash's backpack and Chloe's hair are redrawn in the distant shot of Ash, Goh, and Chloe.
- Ash and Goh run further past the Cerise Laboratory.
- The images of the Legendary birds are rearranged.
- Glow, blur, fire, and sunray effects for the images of the Legendary Pokémon are not present.
- The snacks and papers are differently colored.
- The Poké Balls in Goh's eye are not translucent.
- Goh's eye is not shaded.
- A yellow tint and sparkle effects are absent from the scene where Goh is surrounded by Poké Balls.
- The electricity effects from Goh's Poké Ball, Zapdos's Electric attack and Pikachu's Thunderbolt are purple.
- The Legendary birds do not glow.
- The spotlights are yellow and the background is not darkened during Ash and Goh's battle.
- Gengar's Shadow Ball attack is not present.
- Sobble fades out without a glow effect.
- The fire effect on Raboot's kick is not present.
- The sparkle effects in the background of Ash and Goh's parties are not present.
- Eternatus does not glow and the clouds do not glow purple.
- Raihan's Rotom Phone is the standard color.
- The fire effect for Leon's Charizard and the darkening of the stadium is not present.
- The glow of Duraludon's Steel Beam is not present.
- The icons and layout of the pictures from the Rotom Phone differ.
- A sparkle effect is added to Celebi.
- Fewer stars are visible in the forest at night.
- Darker shading on the shot of Vermilion City in the morning, lighter shading on the daytime, evening and nighttime shots of Vermilion.
- More stars are visible in Vermilion City at night.
- The sunray and water effects are missing from the ruins scene.
- Darker shading on the final shots of Ash, Goh, Pikachu, Raboot and both Trainers and their Pokémon.
- One, Two, Three is the first opening to have three versions in one series.
Errors
- During the battle scene of the first version, Scorbunny's tail disappears for two frames.
- In the song credits for the second version, Hidekazu Tanaka is omitted. This is fixed beginning in JN034.
Scorbunny's missing tail
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