Polka O Dolka

ポルカ・オ・ドルカ
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AG ED 2 Artist ニャース (犬山イヌコ) ノルソル合唱団 {{{artistname_ro}}} Lyrics 戸田昭吾 {{{lyricistname_ro}}} Composer たなかひろかず {{{composername_ro}}} Arrangement たなかひろかず {{{arrangername_ro}}} Choreography パパイヤ鈴木 {{{choreographername_ro}}}
Pikachu Records Title 「ポルカ・オ・ドルカ」～ダンス!! ダンス!! ニャース!! ～ Catalog no. ZMCP-1580

Polka O Dolka (Japanese: ポルカ・オ・ドルカ) is the second ending to the Japanese Pokémon Advanced Generation series, and the 15th total ending in the Pocket Monsters series. It debuted in AG019, replacing Because the Sky is There, and ended in AG044, being replaced by Smile.

The song was heavily featured in the Pikachu short Gotta Dance!!. It was even translated and dubbed in the English version of the movie.

Ending animation

Synopsis

A song catches the ears of all of Ash, May, Brock, Jessie, and James's Pokémon. Ash's Pokémon are eating, May and Brock's Pokémon are sleeping, and Jessie and James's Pokémon are pushing a statue of Giovanni up a hill. Meowth jumps out a few times before all the Pokémon are shown dancing to the song.

Meowth is relaxing in a hot spring when the water becomes too hot and he jumps out. Then he is shown sitting in front of a Taj Mahal-type building eating curry- he blows fire out his mouth. Then he is sleeping under an Altaria before he polishes the Giovanni statue and falls off.

The group of main Pokémon continue to dance as a Whismur with maracas and a Ludicolo slide past.

Meowth and Ash's Pikachu dance together, and the flying main Pokémon move through the air.

Finally, everyone dances again as a Loudred slides past.

Characters

Humans

• Giovanni (as a statue)

Pokémon

• Meowth (Team Rocket)
• Pikachu (Ash's)
• Wobbuffet (Jessie's)
• Treecko (Ash's)
• Taillow (Ash's)
• Corphish (Ash's)
• Torchic (May's)
• Beautifly (May's)
• Forretress (Brock's)
• Lotad (Brock's)
• Mudkip (Brock's)
• Seviper (Jessie's)
• Dustox (Jessie's)
• Cacnea (James's)
• Ludicolo
• Whismur
• Loudred
• Altaria

Trivia

• The song's title is a play on words. In Japanese, the phrase ポルカ躍るか？ Polka odoru ka? means Do you dance the polka?
• The choreography in the video is also featured in Gotta Dance!!