Pokémon: Jirachi - Wish Maker

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Cast & Crew

Veronica Taylor
Ash Ketchum , May
Voice

Ikue Ootani
Pikachu
Voice

Eric Stuart
Brock , James , Absol , Hippie , Breloom , Nuzleaf , Linoone
Voice

Madeleine Blaustein
Meowth
Voice

Rachael Lillis
Jessie , Torchic
Voice

Amy Birnbaum
Max
Voice

Wayne Grayson
Butler
Voice

Megan Hollingshead
Diane
Voice

Kerry Williams
Jirachi
Voice

Kunihiko Yuyama
Director

Eric Stuart
Director

Norman J. Grossfeld
Screenwriter

Hideki Sonoda
Screenwriter

Yukako Matsusako
Producer

Takemoto Mori
Producer

Choji Yoshikawa
Producer

Shinji Miyazaki
Original Music

Toshio Henmi
Film Editor

Minoru Akiba
Art Director

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Critic Reviews for Pokémon: Jirachi - Wish Maker

Audience Reviews for Pokémon: Jirachi - Wish Maker

• Dec 21, 2010

  out of all the direct to video sequels this was by far the best, it had the best plot, best drama, best action, and best entertainment value
  Michael E Super Reviewer
• Feb 22, 2010

  This movie is the best out of all 6 movies released so far. It has everything the other Pokemon films had except its executed much better. The two new characters Max and May add something to this movie that the others lack... the sense of a real chemistry between characters. While the villain in this one is the stupidest of the series (I mean his name is butler and he is a magician, come on). The song at the end of the film is very beautiful and nice to listen too. Overall this film is one of the better animated releases this year, too bad it was released direct to video while the last Pokemon films got theatrical releases. I First Seen Pokemon Jirachi Wishmaker On TV And It Was Great. My Favorite Part Is Where Jirachi Disappears And Tells Max That They'll Always Be Together Forever. Pokemon Jirachi Wishmaker Is The Most Awesome Pokemon Film With The Adventures In The Hoenn Region And I'll Watch It Again Someday. Maybe When It Comes Out On TV Again. One More Thing, I Like That Part Where The Butler Realize Of What He's Done And Decides To Help Ash And His Friends Save Jirachi. Pokemon Jirachi Wishmaker Is The Best Pokemon Movie Ever And The First Pokemon Film Not Being Released In Theaters Like The 4 Previous Pokemon Films. The sixth Pokémon feature may well rank as the most satisfying entry in the series because the filmmakers avoid the overblown threats of the earlier films. Ash and Brock are joined not by Misty, but by May and her little brother Max, on a trip to a festival. Butler the magician and his assistant Diane introduce them to Jirachi, a wish-granting Pokémon that emerges every thousand years, when the Millennium Comet appears in the sky. Max and Jirachi quickly bond. Butler tries to exploit the energy Jirachi receives from the comet to regenerate an extinct Pokémon. He accidentally creates a monster that Ash, Max, and Jirachi have to defeat, but it's not the kind of world-threatening menace that throw the previous Pokémon features out of balance. Adults may find the film tedious, but Pokémon-playing children will enjoy it. (Not rated, suitable for ages 6 and older: minor cartoon violence) Ash, Pikachu and friends (minus Misty) were visiting a festival celebrating the appearance of a comet when they stumble upon a mysterious rock-like crystal...
  Sergio E Super Reviewer
• Jun 30, 2007

  This was probably the best Pokemon movie. The music in the background was pretty good as well. Jirachi's voice fit it perfectly and the friendship between it and Max was nice.
  Steven V Super Reviewer

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