2BA Master: Music From The Hit TV Series - Music CD 

This is a music CD with 13 songs from the TV shows, including the Opening theme, the Pokerap, and 11 more.  This will cost you about $12 at Amazon.com.  You can actually listen to parts of this CD, and see a more detailed review at Amazon.com.

Pokemon - I choose you! Pikachu! Video

This video contains the first 3 episodes from the Pokemon cartoon series.  

In this video you will see how Ash got his first Pokemon - Pikachu.  Ash meet Professor Oak, Team Rocket, and Misty for the first time all on this tape.    A must have for any true Pokemon fan. 

Pokemon - The Mystery at Mount Moon Video

This is volume 2 in the Pokemon Cartoon video series.  This video contains Episodes 4, 5, and 6.  This is where Ash first meets Brock, Metapod evolves in to Butterfree. In Episode 6, Mount Moon unlocks the mystery of the Clefairy Pokemon.  Clefairy are favorites among girls watching the Pokemon series.

Pokemon - Sisters of Cerulean City Video

This is volume 3 in the Pokemon Cartoon video series.  This video contain episodes 7, 8, & 9.  (7. Water Flowers of Cerulean City, 8. The Path to the Pokemon League, 9. The School of Hard Knocks)

Pokemon - Pokefriends (video)

In "Bulbasaur and the Hidden Village," the heroes stumble onto a Pokémon health spa where injured Pokémon creatures can take in a little R&R. The courageous Bulbasaur that defends the spa does not take kindly to Ash's desire to be his trainer (and keep him in his Pokéball storage container). "Charmander--The Stray Pokémon" finds the cute title character abandoned on a rock awaiting a new owner. The poor critter will die if his tail light ever goes out. What will he do in the upcoming thunderstorm? The title characters in "Here Comes the Squirtle Squad" are water-spouting beasts with Jack Nicholson sunglasses and a one-word vocabulary ("squirtle, squirtle" is heard in a dozen different variations). Of course, Team Rocket is there to foil our heroes and steal Ash's valuable Pickachu.

Pokemon: Thunder Shock (video)

"Mystery at the Lighthouse" recalls Ray Bradbury's short story "The Fog Horn." The single, forlorn specimen of a huge seagoing Pokémon comes to a lonely lighthouse seeking companionship, but the villains of Team Rocket drive off the unique creature before "Pokémon scholar" Bill can study it. Moving on to Vermilion City, Ash wins a Thunder Badge in a match against the local champion, whose no-holds-barred tactics have sent more than a dozen Pokémons to the hospital. Ash and Pikachu prove that speed, agility, and friendship can overcome brute strength. At their evil boss's bidding, Team Rocket lures a crowd of Trainers onto the St. Anne ocean liner as part of a plot to seize their Pokémons. Ash leads a counterattack that defeats the bad guys, but the episode ends on an unusually ominous note, with Ash, Misty, Brock, and Pikachu trapped in the sinking ship. Even more ominous for parents is Bill's statement that there may be no limit to the number of Pokémons beyond the known 151.