Mad-Paced Getter
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Sony Music Japan single
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Mad-Paced Getter (Japanese: ゲッタバンバン Getta Banban) is the second opening song of the XY series. It debuted with XY055, replacing Mega V (Volt).
According to songwriter Sako, the lyrics of the song were written to expand the image of Ash and Clemont. Following their respective goals and dreams as numerous as the Pokémon, the song encourages everyone to fully get each one of them at a mad pace.[1]
Opening animation
OP Text
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Synopsis
Characters
- Ash
- Serena
- Clemont
- Bonnie
- Jessie
- James
- Officer Jenny (XY055-XY070)
- Ramos
- Valerie
- Olympia
- Alain (XY071-Onwards)
- Lumiose City citizens (XY055-XY070)
- Professor Sycamore (XY055-XY070)
- Sawyer
Pokémon
- Pikachu (Ash's)
- Meowth (Team Rocket)
- Wobbuffet (Jessie's)
- Frogadier (Ash's)
- Fletchinder (Ash's)
- Hawlucha (Ash's)
- Goomy (Ash's) (XY055-XY070)
- Sliggoo (Ash's) (XY055-XY070)
- Goodra (Ash's) (XY055-XY070; silhouette)
- Noibat (Ash's) (XY071-Onwards)
- Fennekin (Serena's) (XY055-XY060)
- Braixen (Serena's) (XY061-Onwards)
- Pancham (Serena's)
- Bunnelby (Clemont's)
- Dedenne (Clemont's)
- Chespin (Clemont's)
- Luxio (Clemont's) (XY055-XY060)
- Luxray (Clemont's) (XY061-Onwards)
- Charizard (Alain's; Mega Charizard X) (XY071-Onwards)
- Gogoat (Ramos's)
- Spritzee (Valerie's)
- Meowstic (Olympia's; one Male and one Female)
- Treecko (Sawyer's)
- Jumpluff (XY055-XY070)
- Vanillite (XY055-XY070)
- Budew (XY055-XY070)
- Machamp (XY055-XY070)
- Foongus (XY055-XY070)
- Eevee (XY071-Onwards)
Lyrics
TV size
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Full version
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Opening animation spoilers
- A Trainer, with a Treecko, will debut in the near future.
Variant 1
Variant 2
Variant 3
Trivia
- In the second variant, at the part where Serena and her Pokémon were performing in a Pokémon Showcase, the outfits worn match those found on the DreamDream (single) Limited Pokémon Edition cover art.
- The complete team roster shown in the second variant was valid for less than one episode, as Sliggoo evolved in the episode directly following Fennekin's evolution into Braixen.
Errors
- During the scene of Ash and his friends riding on the giant Poké Balls, Clemont and Bonnie's giant Poké Ball is seen cut off in one frame. This error was later fixed in the second variant and onwards.
- In the first variant and second variant, at the part where Ash is releasing his Pokémon, the toes on Frogadier's feet are colored white instead of dark blue. This error was later fixed in the third variant.
- In the second variant and onwards, at the part where Serena is about to release her Pokémon, Pancham's Poké Ball's pattern colors are swapped as she is holding it upside down.
- In the first variant, at the part where the main characters and their Pokémon are looking at the sunset, Luxio's pupils are black instead of yellow.
- In the second variant and onwards, at the part where the main characters and their Pokémon are looking at the sunset, Luxray's stomach is black instead of blue.
Giant Poké Ball error in the first variant
Variants
- XY055 - XY060: The original animation.
- XY061 - XY070: The animation is updated to show Serena with her new design, Ash's Sliggoo, Clemont's Luxray, and Serena's Braixen.
- XY071 - Onwards: The animation updated with the following changes: Ash meeting Alain in place of Clemont appearing after Ramos, Valerie, and Olympia appeared; Noibat in place of Sliggoo and the scene of Goomy fully evolving to Goodra was replaced with Ash's Noibat falling to the ground and crying; and Ash's Gym Battle against Clemont and the view of Lumiose City were replaced with Eevee dancing on a rocky platform at night and Serena watching from afar with Braixen and Pancham.
Besides these variants, clips from Hoopa and the Clash of Ages are used in A Festival Trade! A Festival Farewell?, XY082, XY083, XY084 and XY085 replacing all the footage from the regular sequence, except for Ash and his friends' preparations at the beginning sequence, but only for the first airings on TV Tokyo.
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| M18 clips used | ✓ | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Gallery
Group shots
Ash's Pokémon in the first variant
Serena's Pokémon in the first variant
Clemont's Pokémon in the first variant
Ash's Pokémon in the second variant
Serena's Pokémon in the second and third variant
Clemont's Pokémon in the second and third variant
Ash's Pokémon in the third variant
The entire group in the first variant
The entire group in the second variant
The entire group in the third variant
Final shot in the first variant
Final shot in the second variant
Final shot in the third variant
Gym Leaders scene
Ramos and his Gogoat in the first and second variant
Valerie and her Spritzee in the first and second variant
Olympia and her two Meowstic in the first and second variant
Clemont in the first and second variant
Ash and Clemont in the first and second variant
Ramos and his Gogoat in the third variant
Valerie and her Spritzee in the third variant
Olympia and her two Meowstic in the third variant
Alain and his Mega Charizard X in the third variant
Ash and Alain in the third variant
Other scenes
Serena performing in the first variant
Pancham and Fennekin in the first variant
Ash's Sliggoo in the first and second variant
Ash and Clemont battling in the first and second variants
Serena performing in the second and third variant
Pancham and Braixen in the second and third variant
Ash's Noibat in the third variant
Serena and her Pokémon watching an Eevee dance in the third variant
References
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Japanese opening themes |
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This article is part of Project Music, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each Pokémon song, CD and musician. |
