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Rushing through the Gym with a {{p|Growlithe}}, Looker is confused about why Giovanni would be here, as the Viridian Gym was supposed to be have been closed off. He and Growlithe arrive at the door that leads to the battlefield, and after a few seconds of preparation, they rush in, only to find an empty room. Looker examines the floor, seeing recent traces of an explosion. A SWAT team enters the room, informing Looker that the Viridian Gym is empty.
Rushing through the Gym with a {{p|Growlithe}}, Looker is confused about why Giovanni would be here, as the Viridian Gym was supposed to be have been closed off. He and Growlithe arrive at the door that leads to the battlefield, and after a few seconds of preparation, they rush in, only to find an empty room. Looker examines the floor, seeing recent traces of an explosion. A SWAT team enters the room, informing Looker that the Viridian Gym is empty.


In a follow-up investigation, the International Police is surprised to find out that Giovanni was actually the [[Gym Leader]] of the Viridian Gym. After handing [[Badge]]s to {{ga|Blue|two}} {{ga|Red|Trainers}}, he had simply disappeared. On a hill near [[Viridian City]], Giovanni declares that Team Rocket will never fall and that all Pokémon exist solely for the use of Team Rocket, before walking away. As the episode ends, Looker mentions the rumors about Team Rocket having been disbanded, although the truth is shrouded in mystery.
In a follow-up investigation, the International Police is surprised to find out that Giovanni was actually the [[Gym Leader]] of the Viridian Gym. After handing [[Badge]]s to two Trainers (presumably {{ga|Blue}} and {{ga|Red}}), he had simply disappeared. On a hill near [[Viridian City]], Giovanni declares that Team Rocket will never fall and that all Pokémon exist solely for the use of Team Rocket, before walking away. As the episode ends, Looker mentions the rumors about Team Rocket having been disbanded, although the truth is shrouded in mystery.


==Major events==
==Major events==

Revision as of 17:23, 17 September 2016

PG01 : The Adventure
Pokémon Generations
PG03 : None
The Chase
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First broadcast
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United States September 16, 2016
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The Chase is the second episode of Pokémon Generations. It was first released on the official English Pokémon YouTube channel on September 16, 2016.

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Blurb

Detective Looker of the International Police uncovers critical information in the hunt for Team Rocket Boss Giovanni!

Plot

At the International Police base, a search for the location of the Team Rocket Boss Giovanni is underway. An agent informs Looker how Team Rocket has taken over Kanto region's underworld, and is suspected for illegally poaching and trafficking Pokémon. A successful raid was executed at the Celadon City Game Corner controlled by Team Rocket, recovering all the Pokémon held captive there. Also, Team Rocket's plans to take over the Silph Co. were reported to have been thwarted. All the Team Rocket Grunts arrested by the police have been both incapable and unwilling to tell anything about Giovanni's future plans. Suddenly, one of the agents informs Looker that they've finally discovered Giovanni's location: the Viridian Gym.

At nightfall, a squadron of International Police SWAT officers arrive at the Viridian Gym. Looker orders the men to surround the Gym in three-man teams, taking two men with himself to the front door. Knowing that Giovanni is an experienced Pokémon Trainer, Looker advises his men to take caution. One of the officers sends out a Magnemite, which quickly breaks through the front door's electronic lock. Through his commlink, Looker orders all teams to move forward, as he and his men rush through the front door and spread out. One team breaks through the wall with the help of their Machamp, while another team uses their Arcanine's Flamethrower to melt a hole into the wall.

Rushing through the Gym with a Growlithe, Looker is confused about why Giovanni would be here, as the Viridian Gym was supposed to be have been closed off. He and Growlithe arrive at the door that leads to the battlefield, and after a few seconds of preparation, they rush in, only to find an empty room. Looker examines the floor, seeing recent traces of an explosion. A SWAT team enters the room, informing Looker that the Viridian Gym is empty.

In a follow-up investigation, the International Police is surprised to find out that Giovanni was actually the Gym Leader of the Viridian Gym. After handing Badges to two Trainers (presumably Blue and Red), he had simply disappeared. On a hill near Viridian City, Giovanni declares that Team Rocket will never fall and that all Pokémon exist solely for the use of Team Rocket, before walking away. As the episode ends, Looker mentions the rumors about Team Rocket having been disbanded, although the truth is shrouded in mystery.

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PG01 : The Adventure
Pokémon Generations
PG03 : None
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