Collection of animated features based on the Pokémon characters created by Satoshi Tajiri. 'Pokémon: The First Movie' (1998) is set in modern-day Japan as Pokémon trainer Ash Ketchum (voice of Veronica Taylor) and his pet monster Pikachu (Ikue Otani) set off for a championship contest on New Island, hoping to qualify for a bout with the world's greatest Pokémon master. However, the tournament is in fact a fake, set up by Mewtwo (Philip Bartlett), an evil and powerful Pokémon clone, who intends to use his psychic abilities to turn all the Pokémon in the world against their masters. In 'Pokémon: The Movie 2000' (1999) unscrupulous collector Lawrence III (Neil Stewart) is determined to add Moltres (Rikako Aikawa), Zapdos (Katsuyuki Konishi) and Articuno (Yumi Tôma) - the three largest Pokémon - to his hoard, and in so doing calls upon the legendary undersea creature Lugia (Koichi Yamadera). The abduction of Moltres has a devastating effect on Earth's weather systems, with the result of Ash and his friends finding themselves stranded on Shamouti Island after a typhoon. There, Ash is claimed by the natives as The Chosen One - a being who can restore order by uniting three spheres in the local temple. With the aid of his Pokémon and rival trainers on Team Rocket, Ash sets about foiling Lawrence III's evil scheme. Finally, in 'Pokémon 3 - The Movie' (2000), archaeologist Professor Hale (Dan Green) is hard at work studying ancient Pokémon when he stumbles across a strange unknown strain of pocket monsters which have the ability to give life to people's fantasies. Professor Hale's daughter Molly (Amy Birnbaum) then gets hold of these pocket monsters, but they unleash terrible creatures from her imagination; creatures which kidnap Molly's mother and wreak havoc upon the surrounding area. The only man who can restore the situation is Ash Ketchum, and it's not long before he leaps into action, ready to recapture the beasts and teach Molly about the dangers of pocket monsters.

Seven episodes of the animated children's series following the teenaged fairies of the Winx Club as they continue to evolve and gain new fairy powers in the magical dimension of Magix. The episodes are: 'The Spill', 'The Rise of Tritannus', 'Return to Alfea', 'The Sirenix Book', 'The Lilo', 'The Power of Harmonix' and 'The Shimmering Shells'.

Another instalment in the popular animated series. While visiting the city of Larousse, Ash and Pikachu must face a mighty challenge when they come face-to-face with a devastating new Pokemon named Deoxys, which crashed to Earth in a meteorite four years previously.

Collection of animated features based on the Pokémon characters created by Satoshi Tajiri. 'Pokémon: The First Movie' (1998) is set in modern-day Japan as Pokémon trainer Ash Ketchum (voice of Veronica Taylor) and his pet monster Pikachu (Ikue Otani) set off for a championship contest on New Island, hoping to qualify for a bout with the world's greatest Pokémon master. However, the tournament is in fact a fake, set up by Mewtwo (Philip Bartlett), an evil and powerful Pokémon clone, who intends to use his psychic abilities to turn all the Pokémon in the world against their masters. In 'Pokémon: The Movie 2000' (1999) unscrupulous collector Lawrence III (Neil Stewart) is determined to add Moltres (Rikako Aikawa), Zapdos (Katsuyuki Konishi) and Articuno (Yumi Tôma) - the three largest Pokémon - to his hoard, and in so doing calls upon the legendary undersea creature Lugia (Koichi Yamadera). The abduction of Moltres has a devastating effect on Earth's weather systems, with the result of Ash and his friends finding themselves stranded on Shamouti Island after a typhoon. There, Ash is claimed by the natives as The Chosen One - a being who can restore order by uniting three spheres in the local temple. With the aid of his Pokémon and rival trainers on Team Rocket, Ash sets about foiling Lawrence III's evil scheme. Finally, in 'Pokémon 3 - The Movie' (2000), archaeologist Professor Hale (Dan Green) is hard at work studying ancient Pokémon when he stumbles across a strange unknown strain of pocket monsters which have the ability to give life to people's fantasies. Professor Hale's daughter Molly (Amy Birnbaum) then gets hold of these pocket monsters, but they unleash terrible creatures from her imagination; creatures which kidnap Molly's mother and wreak havoc upon the surrounding area. The only man who can restore the situation is Ash Ketchum, and it's not long before he leaps into action, ready to recapture the beasts and teach Molly about the dangers of pocket monsters.

Satoshi Kuwabara directs as Yugi (voice of Dan Green) and Kaiba (Eric Stuart)'s rivalry is reignited in this animated feature film based on the long-running manga and anime. The Millennium Puzzle and Millennium Ring are once again at the heart of an interdimensional conflict played out in the form of Duel Monsters. The cast also includes Wayne Grayson, Amy Birnbaum and Gregory Abbey.

Satoshi Kuwabara directs as Yugi (voice of Dan Green) and Kaiba (Eric Stuart)'s rivalry is reignited in this animated feature film based on the long-running manga and anime. The Millennium Puzzle and Millennium Ring are once again at the heart of an interdimensional conflict played out in the form of Duel Monsters. The cast also includes Wayne Grayson, Amy Birnbaum and Gregory Abbey.