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The two arrive in [[Floaroma Town]] next and are approached by {{OBP|Jun|DPA}}, another Pokémon Trainer with a Pokédex that was sent by Professor Rowan to find Dialga. The two challenge each other to a Pokémon battle but Jun decides to cancel it when he finds out that Hareta only has one Pokémon with him. Hareta decides to go capture a Pokémon and returns with a {{p|Shinx}}. Before they can battle, a scientist arrives to inform everyone that the [[Valley Windworks]] has been taken over by Team Galactic. | The two arrive in [[Floaroma Town]] next and are approached by {{OBP|Jun|DPA}}, another Pokémon Trainer with a Pokédex that was sent by Professor Rowan to find Dialga. The two challenge each other to a Pokémon battle but Jun decides to cancel it when he finds out that Hareta only has one Pokémon with him. Hareta decides to go capture a Pokémon and returns with a {{p|Shinx}}. Before they can battle, a scientist arrives to inform everyone that the [[Valley Windworks]] has been taken over by Team Galactic. | ||
Hareta and Jun go to the windworks and are put | Hareta and Jun go to the windworks and are put against the Team Galactic Commander, [[Mars]], while Mitsumi goes to rescue the kidnapped people inside. The battle proves tough when Mars cuts the electrical generator, blinding everyone in the room except her {{p|Zubat}}. Hareta manages to use his newly-caught Shinx to power the generator again, putting the lights back on and allowing Piplulp to finish Mars's {{p|Purugly}}. Having been defeated, Mars retreats and Jun decides to have a battle with Hareta another day due to their Pokémon being exhausted. | ||
While traveling lost in the [[Eterna Forest]], Hareta scares Mitsumi with his newest capture, a {{p|Misdreavus}}. Hareta uses his tree-climbing skills to find out the direction they need to go in and heads there. Immediately after, he is attacked by a cloaked figure, who turns out to be the Eterna Gym Leader, [[Gardenia]], who had believed Hareta was a member of Team Galactic. After clearing up the misunderstanding, Hareta challenges her to a Gym battle; Gardenia refuses at first but is attacked by Piplup until she agrees to battle. Gardenia proves to be very powerful and lectures about Hareta's stupidity will only end up hurting his Pokémon and get himself killed. Hareta is unfazed at her comment and states that he is fine with being stupid and manages to defeat Gardenia, winning the Forest Badge in the process. Afterwards, Gardenia offers to show them the way to Eterna City and shows them a statue of Dialga there. | While traveling lost in the [[Eterna Forest]], Hareta scares Mitsumi with his newest capture, a {{p|Misdreavus}}. Hareta uses his tree-climbing skills to find out the direction they need to go in and heads there. Immediately after, he is attacked by a cloaked figure, who turns out to be the Eterna Gym Leader, [[Gardenia]], who had believed Hareta was a member of Team Galactic. After clearing up the misunderstanding, Hareta challenges her to a Gym battle; Gardenia refuses at first but is attacked by Piplup until she agrees to battle. Gardenia proves to be very powerful and lectures about Hareta's stupidity will only end up hurting his Pokémon and get himself killed. Hareta is unfazed at her comment and states that he is fine with being stupid and manages to defeat Gardenia, winning the Forest Badge in the process. Afterwards, Gardenia offers to show them the way to Eterna City and shows them a statue of Dialga there. | ||