Pikachu's Jukebox

Pikachu's Jukebox opening

Pikachu's Jukebox was a segment that aired before the ending credits in several episodes in the English dub of the Pokémon anime.

The segment consisted of a small piece of one of six different songs from the Pokémon 2.B.A. Master CD. It was used from Princess vs. Princess to The Rivalry Revival, replacing the Pokérap. Before the songs are played, an eyecatch appears in which Ash says, "Don't go away, Pikachu's Jukebox is next". During Indigo League episodes, this eyecatch uses visuals from Pokémon Theme, while in Orange League episodes, it uses visuals from Pokémon World. Starting with The Johto Journeys series, the segment was replaced with Pokémon Karaokémon.

Featured songs

• My Best Friends
• What Kind of Pokémon Are You?
• Together Forever
• 2.B.A. Master
• Viridian City
• Double Trouble

Trivia

• Before Pikachu's Jukebox began airing, four of the videos, "2.B.A. Master," "My Best Friend," "Together Forever" and "Double Trouble" made their world premieres on Kids' WB! during the week of August 8, 1999 after reruns, replacing the Pokérap segments. For these premieres, each was introduced as a "Pokémon Music Video" using footage of the Kids' WB! backlot instead of the Pikachu's Jukebox intro.
• The line "Good luck with Muk and its Poison Gas/Make one wrong move and it'll kick your Grass", accompanied by footage of Muk, was changed in later broadcasts and the Indigo League box set to the line "Dratini comes first when you choose Dragon/But evolution's the solution if you're gonna win!" with footage of Dratini and evolution. In this version, Pikachu's original "Pika pika!" during the opening logo is changed to a different "Pikachu!" soundbyte.
• Pikachu's Jukebox showed many clips from the Orange Islands saga before the season ever aired in the U.S.; these clips prematurely showcased the major plot points of Ash's capture of Lapras and Tracey's joining of the group.
• Some versions of the Orange Islands episodes revert back to the Pokémon Theme version of the eyecatch, including the original Kids' WB premieres of later episodes and versions available on streaming services.
• Due to premiering during the Orange Islands arc, Beauty and The Beach was also followed by Pikachu's Jukebox using the "Pokémon World" version of the eyecatch.
• The Dutch and Swedish dubs kept all songs in English.

In other languages

Language		Title
Catalan		La cançó d'en Pikachu Pikachu's Song
Italian		Jukebox di Pikachu Pikachu's Jukebox
Norwegian		Pikachus jukebox Pikachu's Jukebox
Brazilian Portuguese		Jukebox do Pikachu Pikachu's Jukebox
Latin American Spanish		La rocola de Pikachu Pikachu's Jukebox
Swedish		Pikachu's Jukebox

English ending themes of the Pokémon animated series OS: Kanto Pokérap • Pikachu's Jukebox • Pokémon Karaokémon AG: Pokémon Go! PK: Hoenn Pokérap • Dance, Dance, Dance • World of Wonder • The Key to Me • Join the Band English opening themes

Bonus segments of the Pokémon animated series Original series Japanese version: Professor Oak's Pokémon Lecture • Pokémon de English English dub: Kanto Pokérap • Pikachu's Jukebox • Pokémon Karaokémon Both: Who's That Pokémon? Ruby and Sapphire Japanese version: Professor Oak's Pokémon Lecture • Pokémon Trivia Quiz English dub: Who's That Pokémon? • Pokémon Trainer's Choice Diamond and Pearl Japanese version: Professor Oak's Big Pokémon Encyclopedia • Pikachu the Movie Memorial Professor Oak's Big Pokémon Examination Black & White Japanese version: Professor Oak's Pokémon Live Caster • Team Rocket Live Caster Both: Who's That Pokémon? XY Japanese version: Professor Oak's Pokémon Holo Caster • Poké TV • Pokémon Quiz English dub: Who's That Pokémon? Both: Mega Evolution Pokédex Sun & Moon Japanese version: Poké Problem Both: Who's That Pokémon? • Where Are You Going, Eevee? Journeys Japanese version: Get Inspired! Let's Solve a Poké Riddle!! • Team Rocket Expedition which stands by the evils of love and truth Both: Who's That Pokémon? Horizons Japanese version: Professor Friede's Pokémon Seminar • The Brilliant Terapagos Expedition

This article is part of Project Music, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each Pokémon song, CD and musician.