Synopsis
Following the end of Satoshi's Hoenn journey, he travels to the Sinnoh region for his next adventure en route to becoming a Pokémon Master. Immediately upon arrival, Team Rocket makes another attempt to snatch Pikachu, only for it to fail once again. However, Pikachu has fallen deep into a forest and it's up to Satoshi to find him! Along the way, he reunites with Takeshi—a Pokémon breeder with whom he has traveled through many regions—and meets his soon-to-be rival, Shinji, a power-hungry traine...
Background
In the US, the second season of Pokemon: Diamond and Pearl is called Pokemon: Battle Dimension (Pokemon Season 11).
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 13 recommended floor+
mild
ViolenceCartoon-style Pokémon battles with no blood or injury detail; creatures faint but recover instantly.
Ash and friends explore the Sinnoh region, collecting badges and contest ribbons while thwarting Team Rocket's goofy schemes. The show features frequent fantasy combat, but it's bloodless, low-stakes, and framed as friendly competition.
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FAQ
Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl has 191 episodes.
Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl is currently finished airing.
Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl was produced by OLM.
Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl aired Sep 28, 2006 to Sep 9, 2010.
Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl is based on a Game.
Ash and friends explore the Sinnoh region, collecting badges and contest ribbons while thwarting Team Rocket's goofy schemes. The show features frequent fantasy combat, but it's bloodless, low-stakes, and framed as friendly competition.
