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* This episode holds the record for the most amount of [[Pokédex]] entries in a single episode, that being nine. The scanned Pokémon were {{p|Eevee}}, [[eeveelution|its evolutions]], and {{p|Cryogonal}}. | * This episode holds the record for the most amount of [[Pokédex]] entries in a single episode, that being nine. The scanned Pokémon were {{p|Eevee}}, [[eeveelution|its evolutions]], and {{p|Cryogonal}}. | ||
* Virgil's {{p|Vaporeon}} uses {{m|Bubble Beam}} during this episode, an attack it has been [[Anime move errors|unable to learn]] since [[Generation I]]. | * Virgil's {{p|Vaporeon}} uses {{m|Bubble Beam}} during this episode, an attack it has been [[Anime move errors|unable to learn]] since [[Generation I]]. | ||
* Virgil and his Eevee, along with the Pokémon Rescue Squad run by his father Jeff, are likely a reference to the | * Virgil and his Eevee, along with the Pokémon Rescue Squad run by his father Jeff, are likely a reference to the 1960s TV series ''{{wp|Thunderbirds (TV series)|Thunderbirds}}'', which features a group of brothers using {{wp|Thunderbirds machines|specialized equipment and rescue crafts}} to save people in trouble in the same way as Virgil uses different Eevee evolutions to help those in need. One of the brothers was also named {{wp|Virgil Tracy|Virgil}}, and the rescue organization was run by their father, {{wp|Jeff Tracy|Jeff}}, much like the Pokémon Rescue Squad. | ||
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