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Later that day, Ash is ready and raring to battle Anabel the second time. The match starts off with {{p|Alakazam}} versus Ash's Corphish, who begins with a Crabhammer attack. Anabel fights using her mind right from the start, commanding Alakazam to use {{m|Focus Punch}}. The attacks collide, and neither Pokémon is injured. Ash counters with a {{m|Bubble Beam}}, to which Alakazam responds with {{m|Psybeam}}, with the attacks colliding and causing an explosion. Ash isn't deterred and orders Corphish to use {{m|Vise Grip}}; however, Anabel has Alakazam use {{m|Psychic}} to throw Corphish backward. Corphish, despite being in mid-air, is able to use Bubble Beam, which successfully strikes Alakazam. Anabel isn't fazed and calls for Alakazam to use {{m|Recover}}, helping it regain some of its energy. Without giving an inch, Ash has Corphish use Crabhammer, which Anabel counters with Focus Punch. However, Corphish dodges the Focus Punch and slams its Crabhammer attack into Alakazam's jaw. Alakazam uses Psybeam again, {{status|confusion|confusing}} Corphish. Luckily for Ash, Corphish is still able to use Crabhammer and use it well. Immediately, Ash recalls Corphish, snapping it out of confusion, and throws Corphish right back onto the field, where it instantly uses Bubble Beam and knocks out Alakazam. Anabel's next Pokémon is her {{p|Metagross}}. Corphish uses Bubble Beam, but Metagross evades the attack and sends the [[Pokémon category|Ruffian Pokémon]] flying with a {{m|Meteor Mash}} attack, knocking Corphish out. | Later that day, Ash is ready and raring to battle Anabel the second time. The match starts off with {{p|Alakazam}} versus Ash's Corphish, who begins with a Crabhammer attack. Anabel fights using her mind right from the start, commanding Alakazam to use {{m|Focus Punch}}. The attacks collide, and neither Pokémon is injured. Ash counters with a {{m|Bubble Beam}}, to which Alakazam responds with {{m|Psybeam}}, with the attacks colliding and causing an explosion. Ash isn't deterred and orders Corphish to use {{m|Vise Grip}}; however, Anabel has Alakazam use {{m|Psychic}} to throw Corphish backward. Corphish, despite being in mid-air, is able to use Bubble Beam, which successfully strikes Alakazam. Anabel isn't fazed and calls for Alakazam to use {{m|Recover}}, helping it regain some of its energy. Without giving an inch, Ash has Corphish use Crabhammer, which Anabel counters with Focus Punch. However, Corphish dodges the Focus Punch and slams its Crabhammer attack into Alakazam's jaw. Alakazam uses Psybeam again, {{status|confusion|confusing}} Corphish. Luckily for Ash, Corphish is still able to use Crabhammer and use it well. Immediately, Ash recalls Corphish, snapping it out of confusion, and throws Corphish right back onto the field, where it instantly uses Bubble Beam and knocks out Alakazam. Anabel's next Pokémon is her {{p|Metagross}}. Corphish uses Bubble Beam, but Metagross evades the attack and sends the [[Pokémon category|Ruffian Pokémon]] flying with a {{m|Meteor Mash}} attack, knocking Corphish out. | ||
Despite the type-disadvantage, Ash sends out his Tauros. Tauros's first attack is Take Down, which Metagross counters with {{m|Iron Defense}}. Ash | Despite the type-disadvantage, Ash sends out his Tauros. Tauros's first attack is Take Down, which Metagross counters with {{m|Iron Defense}}. Ash calls for Tauros to use {{m|Horn Attack}} and Anabel has Metagross counter with Meteor Mash. Tauros is able to dodge Meteor Mash and slam his horn into Metagross's underside, sending it flying. Metagross uses {{m|Hyper Beam}} and although Tauros uses {{m|Double Team}} to avoid the attack, the Iron Leg Pokémon eventually strikes the real Tauros with the Hyper Beam. Tauros, however, makes a quick recovery and retaliates with Horn Attack, striking Metagross due to the delay as it recovers from its earlier Hyper Beam. Finally, Metagross is able to use Meteor Mash, which Tauros tries to counter with Take Down. The attacks collide and both Pokémon faint. | ||
Anabel's final Pokémon is {{p|Espeon}} and Ash chooses his Pikachu. Determined to win the match with speed, Ash has Pikachu start off by using {{m|Quick Attack}}, to which Espeon responds by dodging and striking back with its own Quick Attack. Pikachu tries an Iron Tail attack, but Espeon intercepts with an Iron Tail of its own and manages to overpower its opponent. Pikachu follows up with {{m|Thunderbolt}}. However, Espeon fires a {{m|Zap Cannon}} that overpowers the Thunderbolt, and Pikachu is sent flying back by the attack. Ash has Pikachu use Thunderbolt once again, but Espeon jumps out of the way before using Psychic to slam Pikachu into the ceiling. Pikachu recovers quickly and uses Quick Attack, but Espeon uses Psychic again and sends Pikachu back into the ceiling. This time, however, Pikachu is able to compose himself and bounce off the ceiling and onto one of the lights. The proceeding Thunderbolt knocks out the Battle Tower's power, making the whole field go pitch black. Pikachu fires another Thunderbolt, landing his first hit on Espeon, who responds with Zap Cannon, which overpowers the Thunderbolt; however, Pikachu dodges the attack and jumps from light to light, avoiding all the Zap Cannons thrown at him. Espeon is unable to relax, making all mental communication null and void. Again, Espeon is hit with a Thunderbolt. When the lights come back on, Espeon is hit again with Iron Tail. Without wasting any time, Pikachu uses {{m|Volt Tackle}}. Espeon tries to counterattack with Zap Cannon, but it simply flies off Pikachu. Espeon is struck down by Pikachu's Volt Tackle, making Ash the victor and earning him the Ability Symbol. After shaking Anabel's hand, Ash and his friends make their way towards the next [[Battle facility|facility]], the [[Battle Pyramid]], located near [[Pewter City]], for Ash's final Symbol. Anabel blushes, holding onto the hand Ash had just shaken. | Anabel's final Pokémon is {{p|Espeon}} and Ash chooses his Pikachu. Determined to win the match with speed, Ash has Pikachu start off by using {{m|Quick Attack}}, to which Espeon responds by dodging and striking back with its own Quick Attack. Pikachu tries an Iron Tail attack, but Espeon intercepts with an Iron Tail of its own and manages to overpower its opponent. Pikachu follows up with {{m|Thunderbolt}}. However, Espeon fires a {{m|Zap Cannon}} that overpowers the Thunderbolt, and Pikachu is sent flying back by the attack. Ash has Pikachu use Thunderbolt once again, but Espeon jumps out of the way before using Psychic to slam Pikachu into the ceiling. Pikachu recovers quickly and uses Quick Attack, but Espeon uses Psychic again and sends Pikachu back into the ceiling. This time, however, Pikachu is able to compose himself and bounce off the ceiling and onto one of the lights. The proceeding Thunderbolt knocks out the Battle Tower's power, making the whole field go pitch black. Pikachu fires another Thunderbolt, landing his first hit on Espeon, who responds with Zap Cannon, which overpowers the Thunderbolt; however, Pikachu dodges the attack and jumps from light to light, avoiding all the Zap Cannons thrown at him. Espeon is unable to relax, making all mental communication null and void. Again, Espeon is hit with a Thunderbolt. When the lights come back on, Espeon is hit again with Iron Tail. Without wasting any time, Pikachu uses {{m|Volt Tackle}}. Espeon tries to counterattack with Zap Cannon, but it simply flies off Pikachu. Espeon is struck down by Pikachu's Volt Tackle, making Ash the victor and earning him the Ability Symbol. After shaking Anabel's hand, Ash and his friends make their way towards the next [[Battle facility|facility]], the [[Battle Pyramid]], located near [[Pewter City]], for Ash's final Symbol. Anabel blushes, holding onto the hand Ash had just shaken. | ||