The North American DVD release date of the 13th Pokémon movie, Zoroark:Master of Illusions has been revealed to be September 20th of this year, via a WBShop listing for the title. Whether there will be special editions containing a Celebi TCG card, or an eventual Blu-Ray release, as in the UK and Australian releases, is as of yet unknown.

Source(s): [WBShop.com]

Is this August 13th? I just may buy it if so.

I watched the movie and I thought it was pretty good. I might buy it.

I'm sure many fans would appreciate the Bluray release as well, considering how Pokemon finally went HD after 500 episodes or so.

I have Blueray for ps3, but I dont see the difference. Especially if it is a cartoon, do you?

Lol, Honestly, I have no clue what any of that is x3 But, seriously, does the Zoarark movie have to do with anything of the Zoarark event?

No thanks, you don't need to make another thread just to explain something to me.

All DVDs are encoded in 720x480, even the widescreen ones. They're just stretched to fill the frame based on the aspect ratio encoded on the disc. Blu-rays, on the other hand, are (typically) encoded at 1920x1080 but can be encoded at lower resolutions to accomodate different aspect ratios.

Also, "anime" is just the Japanese word for "animation" or "cartoon." Referring to Pokémon as a cartoon is just as acceptable.

Is this movie worth buying?

Of all the movies so far i never liked this one that much, The first movie is a little better than this one. I perfer Pokemon 2000 thats my fav.

Although I thought this movie was great, I'm going to skip the DVD mainly because, barring a few exceptions, I'm not the type of person who can watch the same movie more than once and not get bored with it.

I watched it before so there is no need for me to watch it again; it sounds useless to me.

Mario does have one official title on the PSP. The keyword there is "title," as it isn't a game. The Super Mario Bros. Movie was released on UMD format.

If UMD would have caught on, I wouldn't doubt eventually seeing any of the Pokémon movies in the format, especially with companies like Universal and Warner publishing some of the recent ones.