by The synopsis and cut scenes of the new series episode 48 (broadcast on May 3) of the popular anime “Pokemon” (official abbreviation: Anipoke, TV Tokyo, every Friday from 6:55 p.m.) have been released. Additionally, comments have arrived from Kazuya Nakai, who plays Roy, and Eri Kitamura, who plays Nemo.
In Episode 48, “Shine! The sparkle of Flame and Art,” Roy’s opponent in Terrastar Training and Basic Test is Corsa! Roy is eager to battle as soon as possible, but an art festival is being held in Bowl Town, and Corsa is busy preparing, so his training is postponed.
Roy happens to be passing by and is invited by Nemo to battle. When Corsa sees the two of them battle, she has some thoughts about Roy’s fighting style. Roy challenges Corsa to a fight, and a struggle with Nemo also unfolds.
The current new series is about “finding something important” through the adventures of the W main characters, Riko and Roy, set throughout the Pokemon world.
Episode 48 Synopsis
Roy’s opponent in the Terrastar Training/Basic Test is Corsa! Roy is eager to battle as soon as possible, but an art festival is being held in Bowl Town, and Corsa is busy preparing, so his training is postponed. Roy happens to be passing by and is invited by Nemo to have a battle. After watching the fight between the two, Corsa has some thoughts about Roy’s fighting style…?
Comment from Kazuya Nakai, the role of Corsa
I’m glad that there are people who have been waiting for the Corsa to appear after a long time, and above all, I’ve been waiting for a long time. It won’t come out anymore. That’s what I was thinking (lol). Last time I saw Corsa, I think she was the kind of person that made you worry, but this time, I tried to show her a solid figure, but there was also a side of her that said, “I guess she’s a little strange after all,” so I’d like to take a look at that. I hope you enjoy it.
Comment from Eri Kitamura, who played the role of Nemo
It has been a long time since Nemo made a full-fledged appearance, but he shines again, this time with his energy of peace of mind, trust, and stability. He was a character that left a strong impression when he first appeared, and this time, too, he is doing well to leave a strong impact. Although he is an unwavering character, I played him in such a way that you can feel the chronology and growth within Nemo.
There are many scenes where you can feel that Riko is a key person who will be very important to Roy’s growth, so I hope you’ll also look forward to this episode!
