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Ash, Brock, and Misty go to investigate the power plant and restore normal operations. It is implied by Joy that, "if those kids don't get the power back on soon, I don't know what's going to happen to these Pokémon." | Ash, Brock, and Misty go to investigate the power plant and restore normal operations. It is implied by Joy that, "if those kids don't get the power back on soon, I don't know what's going to happen to these Pokémon." | ||
In the meantime, | In the meantime, {{TRT}} has made an appearance, and decides to take advantage of Pikachu's sickness and the power outage to capture it. For some reason, they need to swim through the polluted water to get inside the power plant. Bringing external oxygen pump diving suits, Jessie and James begin to make their descent. Meowth is left to operate the pump; however, he gets distracted, and [[Jessie]]'s and [[James]]'s oxygen supplies are summarily cut off. After making it back to dry land, they abandon their scheme. | ||
As soon as they enter the building, Pikachu attracts the attentions of a Magnemite, and the cause of its sickness is clarified. This Magnemite follows Ash's Pikachu, visibly blushing in its presence and acting as though it is in love with Pikachu. This episode contains one of Ash's accidental word-swaps, saying that Magnemite must be a "streaker." Brock hurriedly corrects him. | As soon as they enter the building, Pikachu attracts the attentions of a Magnemite, and the cause of its sickness is clarified. This Magnemite follows Ash's Pikachu, visibly blushing in its presence and acting as though it is in love with Pikachu. This episode contains one of Ash's accidental word-swaps, saying that Magnemite must be a "streaker." Brock hurriedly corrects him. | ||