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Faraway Island was first mentioned, although not by name, in ''[[JN071|Leaping Toward the Dream!]]'', where [[Danika]] revealed that it was the location of Table Mountain, the largest mountain in the world in terms of surface area and the place where [[Project Mew]] would conduct their search for the [[Mythical Pokémon]] their research team was named after. Due to the intense storms around the island, their search mission would take place during the brief clear window between the wet and dry seasons. | Faraway Island was first mentioned, although not by name, in ''[[JN071|Leaping Toward the Dream!]]'', where [[Danika]] revealed that it was the location of Table Mountain, the largest mountain in the world in terms of surface area and the place where [[Project Mew]] would conduct their search for the [[Mythical Pokémon]] their research team was named after. Due to the intense storms around the island, their search mission would take place during the brief clear window between the wet and dry seasons. | ||
Faraway Island first appeared in ''[[JN133|The Mew from Here!]]'', when Danika, [[Quillon]], [[Horace]], [[Goh]], and {{Gary}} arrived there in order to begin their search for Mew. While ascending Table Mountain, their electronics suddenly stopped working and the group was split up when their climbing rope was snapped by a {{p|Skarmory}}. Due to their [[Poké Ball]]s also being disabled, the number of Pokémon the groups could use became limited to their few [[walking Pokémon]]. As the two groups traversed through the island's caves and fought off the [[wild Pokémon]] in their way in order to reach each other again, they were suddenly confronted by a {{p|Groudon}} and a {{p|Kyogre}}. | Faraway Island first appeared in ''[[JN133|The Mew from Here!]]'', when Danika, [[Quillon]], [[Horace]], [[Goh]], and {{Gary}} arrived there in order to begin their search for {{an|Mew}}. While ascending Table Mountain, their electronics suddenly stopped working and the group was split up when their climbing rope was snapped by a {{p|Skarmory}}. Due to their [[Poké Ball]]s also being disabled, the number of Pokémon the groups could use became limited to their few [[walking Pokémon]]. As the two groups traversed through the island's caves and fought off the [[wild Pokémon]] in their way in order to reach each other again, they were suddenly confronted by a {{p|Groudon}} and a {{p|Kyogre}}. | ||
In the [[JN134|next episode]], the Chasers managed to drive Groudon and Kyogre off and reunite, though it soon turned out that the two [[Legendary Pokémon]] had actually been a {{m|transform}}ed Mew the entire time. After experiencing a vision of the history of the universe and regaining the ability to use their electronic devices, the Chasers started battling Mew, but were hopelessly outmatched. Mew only stopped attacking them when Goh expressed his gratitude towards it for having inspired him to come this far to meet it again. The Mythical Pokémon then proceeded to heal everyone who had gotten injured in the battle, before teleporting the Chasers at the foot of the mountain, briefly appearing on Goh's palm before the wet season started, ending Project Mew's expedition on the island. | In the [[JN134|next episode]], the Chasers managed to drive Groudon and Kyogre off and reunite, though it soon turned out that the two [[Legendary Pokémon]] had actually been a {{m|transform}}ed Mew the entire time. After experiencing a vision of the history of the universe and regaining the ability to use their electronic devices, the Chasers started battling Mew, but were hopelessly outmatched. Mew only stopped attacking them when Goh expressed his gratitude towards it for having inspired him to come this far to meet it again. The Mythical Pokémon then proceeded to heal everyone who had gotten injured in the battle, before teleporting the Chasers at the foot of the mountain, briefly appearing on Goh's palm before the wet season started, ending Project Mew's expedition on the island. | ||
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