| The Adventures of Dumb Pokémon | |
|---|---|
| Genre: | Animation Comedy Surrealist humor Adult slapstick comedy Black humor Absurdist humor Nicktoon |
| Creator: | MattBoo (co-creator) IAmBagel (co-creator) |
| Writer: | MattBoo IAmBagel Scootersfood |
| Director: | MattBoo IAmBagel |
| Developer: | Scootersfood |
| Starring: | Snivy Pikachu Mew Axew Jigglypuff Pansage Tepig Minccino Oshawott Dewott Stick Figure Solosis Caterpie Emolga Mudkip |
| Voices: | MattBoo IAmBagel Scootersfood |
| Opening theme: | TBA |
| End theme: | TBA |
| Number of seasons: | 8 |
| Number of episodes: | 163 |
| List of episodes: | List of The Adventures of Dumb Pokémon episodes |
| Executive producer: | MattBoo |
| Producer: | IAmBagel |
| Asst. producer: | Scootersfood |
| Production Comapny: | Nicktoons Studios (seasons 1-present) Comedy Central Productions (seasons 8-present) |
| Runtime: | 21-25 minutes |
| Original Channel: | Nickelodeon (2017-2031) Nicktoons TeenNick Comedy Cental (2033-present) |
| Picture format: | 480i: SDTV (2017-present) 1080i: HDTV (2017-present) |
| Audio format: | Dolby Surround 5.1 (2017–present) (NTSC) |
| First aired: | October 16, 2017 (sneak peek) December 4, 2017 (Nickelodeon) December 17, 2033 (Comedy Central) |
| Last aired: | May 20, 2031 (Nickelodeon) present (Comedy Central) |
The Adventures of Dumb Pokémon (or commonly shortened as Dumb Pokémon) is a Nickelodeon and Comedy Central show. The show is about Pikachu, Snivy, Mew, Jigglypuff, and Axew, who are Pokémon and roommates who live together inside a tree, and live next-door to other Pokémon, Tepig, Oshawott, Dewott, Minccino, and Pansage. The series is rated TV-PG, TV-14, and TV-MA. Nickelodeon ordered a 13 episode long first season around 2015, and a sneak peek aired on October 16, 2017, and officially on December 4, 2017. It began premiering on Comedy Central as of December 17, 2033. It is created by MattBoo and co-created by IAmBagel.
Episodes[]
- Main article: List of The Adventures of Dumb Pokémon episodes
8 seasons, 163 episodes, and 1 theatrical movie have aired. The series is rated TV-PG, TV-14, and TV-MA.
The ratings and episode segments per episode usually varies. An episode may have 2 11-minute segments, a 2 11-minute segment part special, a 3 7-minute segment part special, or 3 segments (1 8-minute segment, 1 3-minute segment, and 1 11-minute segment).
Characters[]
Main[]
- Yellow: A Pokémon and a roommate among Snivy, Axew, Jigglypuff, and Mew, that may not be witty but always dependable. And even when he knows he's annoying someone, he tries his best to make it up to them.
- Green: Another Pokémon and a roommate among Pikachu, Axew, Jigglypuff, and Mew, who is the calmest and most intelligent Pokémon in his entire household. Others (especially his roommates) may irritate him at times a lot, he's still friends with them otherwise. Even when he takes it too far, he feels bad for them and tries to cheer them up. He loves reading. He and his family had fancy trainers once and lived like royalty and fancily and loved operas.
- Pink: An energetic and crazy Pokémon and a roommate among Pikachu, Snivy, Axew, and Mew. Whenever he sings, a person falls asleep. He always brings a marker and draws on the person's face. But he rarely does that and speaks natural Pokémon language and an incorrect insane translation caption will appear when he talks.
- Magenta: A rare Pokémon and one of the most powerful Pokémon in excistance and a roommate among Pikachu, Snivy, Axew, and Jigglypuff. Mew met Pikachu before in "Pokémon: The First Movie", but ran into his roommates, excluding Axew, in Hoops and Yoyo and Spike. He is dependable but can be neurotic and butt-kicking at times. When really mad, he has a tendency to get rowdy, as his sense of humor is a bit insensitive and mean-spirited but finds himself apologizing now and then (but he mostly doesn't).
- Purple: Another Pokémon and a roommate among Pikachu, Snivy, Jigglypuff, and Mew. He is happy, childish, and dim-witted. He gets his assistance from Snivy when he needs help, but nothing seems to work out. Despite being the exact age as hsi roommates (around 20-26 years of age), he is extremley childish and immature, and Snivy treats him like a son, partially explaining why he can't take care of himself. He is also innocently misguided, and his agonizing stupidity irrates many people who are even near him. But he is still a good kid at heart.
Major[]
- Orange: A Pokémon who lives next-door to the main stars and a roommate among Mincinno, Oshawott, Dewott, and Pansage. He is afraid to the world around him and extremely sensitive. He uses a secret entrance (an exhaust pipe to the Pikachu, Snivy, ect.'s house) if he wants to visit his neighbors.
- Green: Another Pokémon neighbor and a roommate among Mincinno, Oshawott, Dewott, and Tepig. He is very strong, aggressive, and grumpy. He will use Leech Seed on anyone who dare try to say "hi". He is also very annoyed by his roommates and neighbors, but sometimes, he feels bad for someone if something bad happens.
- Grey: Another next-door neighbor Pokémon and a roommate among Pansage, Oshawott, Dewott, and Tepig. She is cute, funny, lovable, and very kind. Mew has a crush on her, unfortunately, Minccino only sees him as a friend, but that never stops Mew. She helps her roommates and neighbor whenever they need it and is always happy to.
- Blue: Another next-door neighbor Pokémon and a roommate among Pansage, Minccino, Dewott, and Tepig. Like Jigglypuff, he speaks natural Pokémon language, but it's not translated. He is crazy, insane, and incomprehensibly stupid. He always spends time with his much calmer big brother, Dewott.
- Blue: Another next-door neighbor Pokémon and a roommate among Pansage, Minccino, Oshawott, and Tepig. He owns a less known social group, "The Way of the Wott". He also knows kung fu and karate, and will let Oshawott join his kung fu group when he grows up, evolves to a Dewott, and gets smart.
- Red: An unfortunate stick figure who always fall victim to the Pokémon when he pops up. When the series started, he was mainly a running gag, but over time, he was officially established as a character. He is similar to Carl from "Aqua Teen Hunger Force".
- Green: A jerky Pokémon who lives in the neighborhood.
- Green: A sensitive and hang-around Pokémon and a childhood friend of Snivy.
Minor[]
- Yellow: An assertive, jerky, and evil Pokémon who was slated to be Snivy's wife when really she tried to sabatoge him with Attract to do evil things and Snivy called the wedding off. She appears every now and then to seek revenge on Snivy.
- Blue: A hang-around Pokémon who crashes at the gang's house every now and then.
Gallery[]
Pokémon Artwork[]
Pikachu
Snivy
Jigglypuff
Mew
Axew
Pansage
Minccino
Tepig
Oshawott
Dewott
Caterpie
Solosis
Emolga
Mudkip
Official Character Artwork by MattBoo, Show Creator[]
WARNING: UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND INCOMPLETE DO NOT EDIT EVER UNLESS YOU'RE MATTBOO!!!!!
The main characters.
Music[]
The Adventures of Dumb Pokémon features music soundtracks from the Pokémon anime, and music from Associated Production Music. In many variety of episodes, songs from record companies can be heared. Jean-Jacques Perrey and Raymond Scott music can be heared occasionally also.
Theatrical film[]
After season 2 ended in 2020, Nickelodeon Movies and Paramount Pictures announced a film based on the series and the show was put on hiatus. On March 26, 2021, The Adventures of Dumb Pokémon: The Movie Film Something or Another made it to theaters worldwide as a 26 episode long third season was ordered for 2022.
Broadcasting[]
USA- Nickelodeon (2017-2031 [premieres]; 2033-present [reruns]), Nicktoons (2017–present), TeenNick (2020-present), Comedy Central (2030-present [syndicated]; 2033-present [premieres])
UK- Nickelodeon, Nicktoons
Canada- Nickelodeon, YTV, Teletoon, Cartoon Network
Japan- TV Tokyo
Austrailia: Nickelodeon
DVD releases[]
These are DVDs with The Adventures of Dumb Pokémon episodes.
| Title | Episodes | Release date | Description | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Region 1 | Region 2 | Region 4 | |||
| The Adventures of Dumb Pokémon: The DVD of Dumb Pokémon | 12 | May 20, 2020 | May 21, 2020 | November 4, 2020 | Includes 12 episodes from the first two seasons, "Snivy's Family Reunion", "Here Comes the Bribe", "2 Stupid Otters", "Potty Problem", "Bug College Fun Times With Snivy and Caterpie", "Hello, Molly!", "Insane Joyride", "Steven Pika-wing", "Pansage's Good Side", "The Big Cheese", "Birthday", and "Oshawott, The Big Blue Sea Otter", audio commentaries, and deleted scenes as special features. |
| The Adventures of Dumb Pokémon: Life in the Tree House | 16 | December 9, 2020 | December 11, 2020 | December 25, 2020 | Includes 16 episodes from the first two seasons, "Super Stupid Sugar", "Someone's in the Kitchen With Our Minds", "The Last Temptation of The Stick Figure", "Fame and Fortune", "Not Rod", "Build Destroy Build", "Training", "The Eclipse (Not The Movie)", "Comedy is So Overrated", "Solosis the Solosissy", "Computer Virus", "Monopuffly", "Peek-achu", "The Few, The Proud, The Rarey", "Llamas Attack", and "Moving", and audio commentaries and deleted scenes as special features. |
| The Adventures of Dumb Pokémon: The Movie Film Something or Another | 2 | July 20, 2021 | August 1, 2021 | August 2, 2021 | Includes the movie, "The Adventures of Dumb Pokémon: The Movie Film Something or Another", as well as an audio commentaries, deleted scenes, and the season two episode, "Get Real" as special features. |
| The Adventures of Dumb Pokémon: The Complete First Uncut and Uncensored Season | 25 | August 8, 2022 | August 9, 2022 | September 1, 2022 | Includes all 25 episodes from the first season, including audio commentaries for every episode, deleted scenes, two selected censored and uncensored soundtracks, interviews with show crew and cast, convention exclusive footage, and show commercials as special features. |
| The Adventures of Dumb Pokémon: The Complete Second Uncut and Uncensored Season | 24 | October 19, 2024 | October 23, 2024 | November 1, 2024 | Includes all 24 episodes from the second season, including audio commentaries for every episode, deleted scenes, two selected censored and uncensored soundtracks, and production art as special features. |
| The Adventures of Dumb Pokémon: A Really Absurd Town | 16 | September 15, 2025 | Sepember 20, 2025 | September 25, 2025 | Includes 16 episodes from the first four seasons, "Pokemon Kart", "Super Snivy Bowl", "Stealin' in the Wind", "Charl E. Cheese", "Seeing Eye Otter", "North Park", "The Way of the Wott", "Potty Problem", "My Ex-Wife Returns", "The Skeletal System", "Oshdewott", "President", "Warning: Spoilers", "Nightmare Night", "2002: A Space Oddish-y", and "Pokemon College Musical" and audio commentaries and deleted scenes as special features. |
| The Adventures of Dumb Pokémon: The Complete Third Uncut and Uncensored Season | 43 | May 6, 2026 | May 5, 2026 | May 20, 2026 | Includes all 42 episodes from the third season, including audio commentaries for every episode, deleted scenes, two selected censored and uncensored soundtracks, and the episode "For the Land of the Free, and the Home of the Brave" as special features. |
| The Adventures of Dumb Pokémon: Holidays, Seasons, and Special Occasions Collection | 15 | April 7, 2027 | April 9, 2027 | April 15, 2027 | Includes 11 holiday, season, and annual special occasion themed episodes from the first five seasons, "A Specially Bogus Christmas Special", "Weekend in Hawaii", "Birthday", "Tooth Decaying Horrors", "I Love 'Losis", "The Wintery Summer Beach From Spring", "Draculosis", "Joke's on You", "One Big Freaking Happy Family", "Peeps", and "Thanks for Giving Thanksgiving This Year!", as well as 4 un-holiday, season, special occasion related bonus episodes from the first four seasons, "Pikachu and His Broken iPhone", "President", "Number #2 In The Hood", and "The Episode We Wanted to Ban From Airing, But It's Censored Anyways", with audio commentaries and deleted scenes as special features. |
| The Adventures of Dumb Pokémon: The Complete Fourth Uncut and Uncensored Season | 48 | September 12, 2028 | September 14, 2028 | September 20, 2028 | Includes all 48 episodes from the fourth season, including audio commentaries for every episode, deleted scenes, two selected censored and uncensored soundtracks, and shorts as special features. |
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