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* As of this episode, this is the first time that a single battle has spanned more than two consecutive episodes. | * As of this episode, this is the first time that a single battle has spanned more than two consecutive episodes. | ||
** The battle also had the most Pokémon affected with [[status condition]]s ever in just one battle in the anime, with two Pokémon getting {{status|burn}}ed, five being {{status|poison}}ed and two (counting {{AP|Buizel}}'s Ice Aqua Jet) being {{status|Freeze|frozen}}. | ** The battle also had the most Pokémon affected with [[status condition]]s ever in just one battle in the anime, with two Pokémon getting {{status|burn}}ed, five being {{status|poison}}ed and two (counting {{AP|Buizel}}'s Ice Aqua Jet) being {{status|Freeze|frozen}}. | ||
* This battle could be considered the "inverse" of [[DP131|Ash and Paul's]] [[DP132|first Full Battle]] as in that battle, four of Paul's Pokémon scored knockouts with one getting three and the other three each getting one while two of Ash's Pokémon scored knockouts. In this battle, four of ''Ash's'' Pokémon scored victories with one getting three and the other three getting one (exactly like Paul in the first battle) while two of Paul's scored knockouts. | * This battle could be considered the "inverse" of [[DP131|Ash and Paul's]] [[DP132|first Full Battle]] as in that battle, four of Paul's Pokémon scored knockouts with one getting three and the other three each getting one while two of Ash's Pokémon scored knockouts. In this battle, four of ''Ash's'' Pokémon scored victories with one getting three and the other three each getting one (exactly like Paul in the first battle) while two of Paul's scored knockouts (like Ash in the first battle). | ||
** Additionally, with the exception of {{AP|Torterra}}, every one of Ash's Pokémon who didn't score a knockout in the first battle did score one in this battle. | ** Additionally, with the exception of {{AP|Torterra}}, every one of Ash's Pokémon who didn't score a knockout in the first battle did score one in this battle. | ||
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[[File:DP188 Error.png|thumb|200px|right|The blaze error]] | [[File:DP188 Error.png|thumb|200px|right|The blaze error]] | ||
* When {{AP|Gliscor}} gets caught by {{TP|Paul|Electivire}}, {{an|Barry}} says "''I can't believe Gliscor's caught again!''" although Gliscor had not been trapped at all before during the battle. | * When {{AP|Gliscor}} gets caught by {{TP|Paul|Electivire}}, {{an|Barry}} says "''I can't believe Gliscor's caught again!''" although Gliscor had not been trapped at all before during the battle. | ||
* When {{AP|Pikachu}} | * When {{AP|Pikachu}} uses {{m|Volt Tackle}} on Electivire, he suffers from [[Recoil|recoil damage]] even though recoil damage is nullified when the move causing it is ineffective against the target. | ||
* When Infernape uses Mach Punch on Electivire while Blaze is active, for a split second, Infernape looks as if it doesn't have its Blaze active. | * When Infernape uses Mach Punch on Electivire while Blaze is active, for a split second, Infernape looks as if it doesn't have its Blaze active. | ||
* In one scene, Ash's Diamond and Pearl hat looked like the one he wore in Hoenn. | * In one scene, Ash's Diamond and Pearl hat looked like the one he wore in Hoenn. | ||
* When Electivire | * When Electivire finishes using Thunder on Infernape, the red part of Electivire's tail is pink instead of red. | ||
* In ''[[DP185|Familiarity Breeds Strategy!]]'', the announcer declares Paul and Ash's match the first match of the quarter-finals, and all of the quarter-final, semi-final, and final matches are fought on the same field. Yet at the end of the match, the pairings for the semi-finals are already revealed on screen without scheduling. | * In ''[[DP185|Familiarity Breeds Strategy!]]'', the announcer declares Paul and Ash's match the first match of the quarter-finals, and all of the quarter-final, semi-final, and final matches are fought on the same field. Yet at the end of the match, the pairings for the semi-finals are already revealed on screen without scheduling. | ||