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|<ab>{{tt|みてみて☆こっちっち こっちみてほしい|Mite mite☆kotchi-tchi kotchi mite hoshii}} | |<ab>{{tt|みてみて☆こっちっち こっちみてほしい|Mite mite☆kotchi-tchi kotchi mite hoshii}} | ||
{{tt|みててくれたら どきどきハッピー!|Mitetekuretara dokidoki | {{tt|みててくれたら どきどきハッピー!|Mitetekuretara dokidoki happī!}} | ||
{{tt|みてみて☆もっとっとん もっとみてほしい|Mite mite☆motto-tton motto mite hoshii}} | {{tt|みてみて☆もっとっとん もっとみてほしい|Mite mite☆motto-tton motto mite hoshii}} | ||
{{tt|みててくれたら はりはりキリリ!|Mitetekuretara hari-hari kiri-ri!}} | {{tt|みててくれたら はりはりキリリ!|Mitetekuretara hari-hari kiri-ri!}} | ||
{{tt|パジャマ早脱ぎ新記録|Pajama hayanugi shinkiroku}} | {{tt|パジャマ早脱ぎ新記録|Pajama hayanugi shinkiroku}} | ||
{{tt|ミルク飲んだら白ひげ| | {{tt|ミルク飲んだら白ひげ|Miruku nondara shirohige}} | ||
{{tt|好きな先生のものまね|Suki na sensei no monomane}} | {{tt|好きな先生のものまね|Suki na sensei no monomane}} | ||
{{tt|モデル歩きで気取りましょ| | {{tt|モデル歩きで気取りましょ|Moderu aruki de kidorimasho}} | ||
{{tt|ばたあしばたあし息継ぎ|Bataashi bataashi ikitsugi}} | {{tt|ばたあしばたあし息継ぎ|Bataashi bataashi ikitsugi}} | ||
{{tt|夏のお尻はまっしろ|Natsu no o-shiri wa masshiro}} | {{tt|夏のお尻はまっしろ|Natsu no o-shiri wa masshiro}} | ||
{{tt|ソフトクリームで聖火ランナー| | {{tt|ソフトクリームで聖火ランナー|Sofuto kurīmu de seika rannā}} | ||
{{tt|みてみて☆もっとっとん もっとみてほしい|Mite mite☆motto-tton motto mite hoshii}} | {{tt|みてみて☆もっとっとん もっとみてほしい|Mite mite☆motto-tton motto mite hoshii}} | ||
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{{tt|みてみて☆こっちっち こっちみてほしい|Mite mite☆kotchi-tchi kotchimite hoshii}} | {{tt|みてみて☆こっちっち こっちみてほしい|Mite mite☆kotchi-tchi kotchimite hoshii}} | ||
{{tt|みててくれたら どきどきハッピー|Mitete kuretara dokidoki | {{tt|みててくれたら どきどきハッピー|Mitete kuretara dokidoki happī}} | ||
{{tt|みてみて☆もっとっとん もっとみてほしい|Mitemite☆motto-tton motto mite hoshii}} | {{tt|みてみて☆もっとっとん もっとみてほしい|Mitemite☆motto-tton motto mite hoshii}} | ||
{{tt|みててくれたら はりはりキリリ|Mitete kuretara harihari kiriri}} | {{tt|みててくれたら はりはりキリリ|Mitete kuretara harihari kiriri}} | ||
{{tt| | {{tt|寝癖ぴょこんとグッドモーニング 壁に逆立ちヘソだし|Neguse pyokonto guddo mōningu kabe ni sakadachi heso dashi}} | ||
{{tt|靴が逆です右左 傘をぐるぐる雨上がり|Kutsu ga gyakudesu migihidari kasa o guruguru ameagari}} | {{tt|靴が逆です右左 傘をぐるぐる雨上がり|Kutsu ga gyakudesu migihidari kasa o guruguru ameagari}} | ||
{{tt|氷いちごでベロ出し 行くぜドリブル今がシュート!|Kōri ichigo de bero dashi ikuze | {{tt|氷いちごでベロ出し 行くぜドリブル今がシュート!|Kōri ichigo de bero dashi ikuze doriburu ima ga shūto!}} | ||
{{tt|おもちゃのマイクでリサイタル|Omocha no | {{tt|おもちゃのマイクでリサイタル|Omocha no maiku de risaitaru}} | ||
{{tt|みてみて☆もっとっとん もっとみてほしい|Mite mite☆motto-tton motto mite hoshii}} | {{tt|みてみて☆もっとっとん もっとみてほしい|Mite mite☆motto-tton motto mite hoshii}} | ||
{{tt|みててくれたら 頑張れる!|Mitete kuretara ganbareru!}} | {{tt|みててくれたら 頑張れる!|Mitete kuretara ganbareru!}} | ||
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{{tt|ピカピカの今日が始まるんだよ☆|Pikapika no kyō ga hajimarunda yo ☆}} | {{tt|ピカピカの今日が始まるんだよ☆|Pikapika no kyō ga hajimarunda yo ☆}} | ||
{{tt|みてみて☆こっちっち こっちみてほしい|Mite mite☆kotchi-tchi kotchi mite hoshii}} | {{tt|みてみて☆こっちっち こっちみてほしい|Mite mite☆kotchi-tchi kotchi mite hoshii}} | ||
{{tt|みててくれたら どきどきハッピー|Mitete kuretara dokidoki | {{tt|みててくれたら どきどきハッピー|Mitete kuretara dokidoki happī}} | ||
{{tt|みてみて☆もっとっとん もっとみてほしい|Mite mite☆motto-tton motto mite hoshii}} | {{tt|みてみて☆もっとっとん もっとみてほしい|Mite mite☆motto-tton motto mite hoshii}} | ||
{{tt|みててくれたら はりはりキリリ|Mitete kuretara harihari kiriri}} | {{tt|みててくれたら はりはりキリリ|Mitete kuretara harihari kiriri}} |
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Look Look☆Here (Japanese: みてみて☆こっちっち Mite Mite☆Kotchitchi) is the fourth Japanese ending theme of Pokémon the Series: Black & White, as well as the ending theme for PK24. It debuted as an ending song in BW079, replacing Seven-colored Arch.
Ending animation: BW ED 4
Synopsis
Pansage, Axew, Pikachu, and Oshawott are sitting on treble clefs; Pansage being on the orange treble clef, Pikachu and Axew being on the magenta treble clef, and Oshawott being on the green treble clef bobbing their heads. All four of the Pokémon leap off the treble clefs and land the floor where Meloetta in its Pirouette Forme dancing. They dance with it following its dance moves. Meloetta is then in a small screen on the bottom and there's a Scraggy and a Sewaddle. The Scraggy pulls up its "pants" as the Sewaddle looks up as it opens its leaf clothing. The scene switches to Axew, Pikachu, Smoochum, and Pichu drinking glasses of Moomoo Milk as a Miltank watches with a big smile on her face. The Pokémon smile once they get done drinking it. The scene switches to Mime Jr. and Ditto. The Ditto transforms into a Charizard, amazing the Mime Jr. as Ditto (as Charizard) roars. The scene then switches to a Lopunny and Gothita walking across gold floor looking proud. The scene switches to a Piplup and Oshawott swimming across a body of water looking somewhat determined. The scene then switches to a Vullaby and a Cubchoo shaking their bottoms to the screen. They reveal their faces. A Vanillite, Snivy, Tepig, Oshawott, Axew, and Pikachu are walking on the earth. Some blue dust appears transitioning back to Bulbasaur, Jigglypuff, Charmander, Pikachu, and Croagunk dancing Meloetta's dance moves. There was an image panning down of Ash, Iris, and Cilan all in their swimsuits running in a shallow body of water, Pikachu is running next to Cilan while Axew is on Stunfisk's back, whose leaping in the water. Another panning image appears of Ash, Iris, and Cilan watching the sunset on the beach with their Pokémon. The scene goes back to Meloetta dancing with Pansage, Axew, Pikachu, and Oshawott.
Characters
Humans
Pokémon
- Pikachu (Ash's)
- Piplup (Dawn's)
- Axew (Iris's)
- Oshawott (Ash's)
- Pansage (Cilan's)
- Stunfisk (Cilan's)
- Jigglypuff (anime)
- Meloetta (anime)
- Scraggy
- Sewaddle
- Miltank
- Smoochum
- Pichu
- Mime Jr.
- Ditto
- Charizard (transformed Ditto)
- Lopunny
- Gothita
- Piplup
- Cubchoo
- Vullaby
- Vanillite
- Tepig
- Snivy
- Bulbasaur
- Charmander
- Croagunk
PK24 version
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- Pikachu (Ash's)
- Meowth (Team Rocket)
- Wobbuffet (Jessie's)
- Axew (Iris's)
- Oshawott (Ash's)
- Pignite (Ash's)
- Snivy (Ash's)
- Scraggy (Ash's)
- Emolga (Iris's)
- Pansage (Cilan's)
- Crustle (Cilan's)
- Jigglypuff (anime)
- Pichu (Pichu Brothers)
- Meloetta (anime)
- Pichu (Spiky-eared Variant)
- Psyduck
- Manaphy
- Mime Jr.
- Shaymin
- Mew
- Celebi
- Jirachi
- Manaphy
- Corphish
- Squirtle
- Torchic
- Piplup
- Croagunk
- Totodile
- Togepi
- Chikorita
- Wynaut
- Chimchar
- Pachirisu
- Turtwig
- Bulbasaur
- Cyndaquil
- Mudkip
- Treecko
- Plusle
- Minun
- Riolu
- Tepig
- Kecleon
- Munchlax
- Larvitar
- Drifblim
- Snorlax
Lyrics
TV size
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Full version
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Trivia
- Momoiro Clover Z, the idol group that performed this song, filmed a music video to accompany it. In the video, the five girls dance while wearing Charmander, Jigglypuff, Croagunk, Bulbasaur, and Pikachu costumes. All five of these Pokémon can be seen in the actual Japanese ending animation of the anime.
- The song itself can be played in the Japanese Just Dance Wii U game by Ubisoft. It is said to be Medium Level, and the coach is a girl disguised as a cat. The dance actually copies Meloetta's dance in the ending.
External links
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