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Believe in Me
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Dub OP 5
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KOCH Records
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Believe in Me, credited as I Believe in Pokémon Heroes, is the opening theme to the fifth season of the English-language Pokémon dub, Master Quest. It was written by John Siegler and David Rolfe, and was performed by David Rolfe. It was used from Around the Whirlpool to Hoenn Alone!. It was also the opening theme to the fifth Pokémon movie, Pokémon Heroes. It is available on the CD Pokémon X.
The opening animation uses footage from the Whiteberry version of Aim to Be a Pokémon Master opening that was not used in Born to Be a Winner, the fifth Japanese opening Ready Go!, and a clip from the Japanese ending Face Forward Team Rocket!.
Characters
Humans
Pokémon
Lyrics
Pokémon!
No time to question my moves
I stick to the path that I choose
Me and my friends are gonna do it right
You'll never see us run away from a fight
To be a Master is my dream,
All I've got to do is believe
(And I believe)
I've got a chance to win
I'm on my way to victory
Pokémon!
I can be a Champion if I just believe
I'm on a Master Quest
Master Quest!
I want the whole world to see
I believe!
I'm gonna be the very best,
'Cause all I've got to do is believe in me.
I believe
Pokémon!
I'm on a Master Quest
I want the whole world to see
No time to question my moves
I stick to the path that I choose
Me and my friends are gonna do it right
You'll never see us run away from a fight
I believe!
I've got a chance to win
I'm on my way to victory
Pokémon!
I can be a Champion if I just believe
I'm on a Master Quest
Master Quest!
I want the whole world to see
I believe!
I'm gonna be the very best,
'Cause all I've got to do is believe in me.
(Pokémon!)
Trivia
- During the shot that shows Ash standing besides all of the legendary Pokémon, he's seen holding a Fast Ball. This is most likely the same Fast Ball he once received from Kurt. However, Ash has never been seen using the ball in question. This could still indicate that Ash was supposed to use the ball at some point of the Master Quest, but eventually never did.
- At some point in the Danish version, the singer says Jeg ka' gå sejrens vej, this might be a reference to Victory Raod
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