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Pokémon: The Movie 2000 was released in North America by Warner Bros. Pictures in July 2000, following the unprecedented cultural wave that the Pokémon franchise had built through its television series and trading card game. The film represented a peak moment in the franchise's theatrical ambitions, drawing millions of young audiences and cementing Pokémon as a defining pop culture phenomenon of the turn of the millennium.
This cell, titled Charizard & Friends, captures a dynamic aerial sequence featuring Charizard carrying Ash Ketchum through a striking blue, icy sky. Across the three frames, the action unfolds in close succession, with Squirtle appearing alongside the pair in the second frame. The sequence conveys motion and urgency, preserving a visually distinctive moment from the film's adventure-driven narrative.