Polkamon

Polkamon is one of the ending themes for the English dub of The Power of One. It is featured on the film's soundtrack and is performed by.

Movie version
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Everybody, Polkamon!

Everybody, Polkamon!''

Full version
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It's time to Polka, For and  too. Come on, put on your lederhosen, And try not to step on little. You better grab yourself a partner, Like or. (Bulbasaur!) Hold on a minute, there's still at least a hundred and twenty-seven more,

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Everybody, Polkamon!

Everybody, Polkamon!''

Trivia

 * is listed twice, probably a reference to its name and characteristics.
 * Both times it is on the third line, as the second one named.
 * The song states that there are "at least 127 more" Pokémon. This is because the number 27 is a running gag within Weird Al's songs. However, there are only 103 more Pokémon left if only Generation I is counted, and if all Generation II Pokémon are included then there are 196 remaining Pokémon.
 * When The Power of One is aired in syndication, this is the only ending theme.