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The '''Wobbuffet Festival crashers''' are characters of the day in the episode ''[[EP173|Wobbu-Palooza]]''. Individually in Japanese, they are known as '''ツヨシ''' ''Tsuyoshi'', '''テツヤ''' ''Tetsuya'', and '''ヒサシ''' ''Hisashi''. Their individual names in English are unknown, but they still have their original names as seen in the closed captioning of the episode. | The '''Wobbuffet Festival crashers''' are characters of the day in the episode ''[[EP173|Wobbu-Palooza]]''. Individually in Japanese, they are known as '''ツヨシ''' ''Tsuyoshi'', '''テツヤ''' ''Tetsuya'', and '''ヒサシ''' ''Hisashi''. Their individual names in English are unknown, but they still have their original names as seen in the closed captioning of the episode. | ||
The male trio train {{ | The male trio train {{type|Fighting}} Pokémon. They previously attacked the [[Wobbuffet Village]] where they used their Pokémon to attack the village in order to build up their strength. They were repelled by {{jo|Lulu}} and her Wobbuffet. One year later, the three boys attacked many innocent {{p|Wobbuffet}} during the [[Wobbuffet Festival]]. Even though Pokémon battles are not allowed during the Festival, {{Ash}} and {{ashfr}} drove the trio out of the village with unexpected help from {{TRT}}. | ||
They each seem to resemble the Pokémon they use in both stature and hair style (the one with {{p|Hitmonlee}} having rounded hair, for example). | They each seem to resemble the Pokémon they use in both stature and hair style (the one with {{p|Hitmonlee}} having rounded hair, for example). | ||