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 The starving Piplup can only lay on the sand, until Pikachu dumps the apples at his feet and tells him to eat his fill. Piplup gobbles up three right away, as Pikachu looks on and smiles. Now caught up with the start of the episode, Pikachu gets an idea and has Piplup follow him up to the meadow. Dark storm clouds begin gathering over the island as they reach the top. Pikachu explains that if they fire {{m|Thunderbolt}} and {{m|BubbleBeam}} into the sky, the ship may see this and know where they are. It quickly turns into an impromptu competition of who can fire their attack the farthest, as the Wingull fly out to the ocean, away from the growing storm clouds. Pikachu and Piplup don't notice the clouds and Thunderbolt ends up bringing down a lightning strike on them, knocking out Piplup. Pikachu shakes him by the shoulders, but it's the rain that makes him come to. They run into the forest for shelter, right on the heels of the Nosepass and Probopass.
-Wtih the thunderstorm brewing near the horizon, Officer Jenny and the Trainers kneel over a topographical map of the area from a book. Jenny says the undercurrents would have swept the Pokémon in the general ocean vicinity, but cautions that the area is referred to as [[Diablo's Ocean]]. There is a deserted island within the area, and there have been many reports that boats approaching it have had their instruments stop working or even break. She turns the page to a picture of the large gray rocks and cites those as the cause; they surround the island and give off a strange, unknown energy. She adds that a massive survey of the area is being planned very soon. When Dawn asks if the Pokémon could have ended up there, Jenny believes that it's a possibility. That's good enough for Ash, and he sends out Buizel and {{AP|Staravia}} to scout the island. Brock thinks that they should follow and Jenny agrees.
+With the thunderstorm brewing near the horizon, Officer Jenny and the Trainers kneel over a topographical map of the area from a book. Jenny says the undercurrents would have swept the Pokémon in the general ocean vicinity, but cautions that the area is referred to as [[Diablo's Ocean]]. There is a deserted island within the area, and there have been many reports that boats approaching it have had their instruments stop working or even break. She turns the page to a picture of the large gray rocks and cites those as the cause; they surround the island and give off a strange, unknown energy. She adds that a massive survey of the area is being planned very soon. When Dawn asks if the Pokémon could have ended up there, Jenny believes that it's a possibility. That's good enough for Ash, and he sends out Buizel and {{AP|Staravia}} to scout the island. Brock thinks that they should follow and Jenny agrees.
 Pikachu and Piplup are sheltered under a tree beside a small river, when they see a group of {{p|Mantyke}} going upstream with chunks of gray rock on their backs. Curious, Pikachu and Piplup follow them further up the mountain to the bottom of a waterfall, where the Mantyke deliver the rocks to a {{p|Corphish}} beside the waterfall. The Corphish then piles them around a purple, oval crystal. Corphish happily greets the newcomers when the crystal begins to glow with an inner green light. Corphish and the Mantyke become excited as energy comes out of the rocks and is absorbed by the crystal, which then floats up into the air. But then the light fades and it falls back onto the rocks with a musical ring. Pikachu and Piplup give each other a questioning look.