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Is his name really Jet? o_o
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In the Speed Course, Gold faces another competitor, Jet, who manages to beat him at Hurdle Dash and Pennant Capture. In the final round, Relay Run, Gold faces Jet one last time. His opponent clearly outmatches him, but Gold and Togebo manage to beat Jet, earning Gold yet another medal. | In the Speed Course, Gold faces another competitor, Jet, who manages to beat him at Hurdle Dash and Pennant Capture. In the final round, Relay Run, Gold faces Jet one last time. His opponent clearly outmatches him, but Gold and Togebo manage to beat Jet, earning Gold yet another medal. | ||
Having beaten four courses, Gold decides to challenge the final one, the Power Course. There, he encounters the Elite Four, [[Will]], [[Karen]], [[Koga]], and Bruno, who have come to the Pokéathlon to compete and advertise the Pokémon League. Gold decides to challenge them, only to be clearly outmatched in the Circle Push and Goal Roll games. | Having beaten four courses, Gold decides to challenge the final one, the Power Course. There, he encounters the [[Elite Four#Generation II and IV|Elite Four]], [[Will]], [[Karen]], [[Koga]], and [[Bruno]], who have come to the Pokéathlon to compete and advertise the Pokémon League. Gold decides to challenge them, only to be clearly outmatched in the Circle Push and Goal Roll games. | ||
In the final round, Block Smash, Gold, Aibo, Polibo, and Exbo face off against Bruno and his {{p|Machamp}}. Although he proves to be a powerful opponent, Gold uses a cunning strategy to beat Bruno, winning the final course and medal in process. After congratulating his victory, Bruno reveals that he knows that Gold is at the Pokéathlon for another purpose other than just to compete. | In the final round, Block Smash, Gold, Aibo, Polibo, and Exbo face off against Bruno and his {{p|Machamp}}. Although he proves to be a powerful opponent, Gold uses a cunning strategy to beat Bruno, winning the final course and medal in process. After congratulating his victory, Bruno reveals that he knows that Gold is at the Pokéathlon for another purpose other than just to compete. | ||
With his cover blown, Gold reveals that Professor Oak had asked him to meet up with Lance at the Pokéathlon competition because Lance has information on the newly-revived Team Rocket and the Pokémon Arceus. After finishing his story, a {{p|Dragonite}} emerges from a nearby lake and begins | With his cover blown, Gold reveals that Professor Oak had asked him to meet up with Lance at the Pokéathlon competition because Lance has information on the newly-revived Team Rocket and the Pokémon Arceus. After finishing his story, a {{p|Dragonite}} emerges from a nearby lake and begins to attack the Pokéathlon Dome. With the help of Togebo, Gold defeats the Pokémon and figures out that it belongs to Lance. Disappointed that Lance clearly is not going to show up, Gold forces the Radio Director to take him to Ecruteak City so that he can see the [[Kimono Girls]]. | ||
Later, an infatuated Gold watches as the five Kimono Girls dance at the Ecruteak Dance Hall. There, Aibo evolves into an {{p|Ambipom}} after doing some training with Polibo and Sunbo. He also meets [[Morty]], the Ecruteak Gym Leader, and learns of his ability to track people with his psychic powers. They go to the Ecruteak Gym, where Gold gives Morty a piece of Lance's torn clothes that he retrieved from the battle with the Dragonite in order to find Lance. | Later, an infatuated Gold watches as the five Kimono Girls dance at the Ecruteak Dance Hall. There, Aibo evolves into an {{p|Ambipom}} after doing some training with Polibo and Sunbo. He also meets [[Morty]], the Ecruteak Gym Leader, and learns of his ability to track people with his psychic powers. They go to the Ecruteak Gym, where Gold gives Morty a piece of Lance's torn clothes that he retrieved from the battle with the Dragonite in order to find Lance. | ||