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'''VS Kirlia''' or '''Transmission Request''' (Japanese: '''VS キルリア''' ''VS Kirlia'' or '''送信要請''' ''Transmission Request'') is the 308th round of the [[Pokémon Adventures]] {{pkmn|manga}}. | '''VS Kirlia''' or '''Transmission Request''' (Japanese: '''VS キルリア''' ''VS Kirlia'' or '''送信要請''' ''Transmission Request'') is the 308th round of the [[Pokémon Adventures]] {{pkmn|manga}}. | ||
== | ==Plot== | ||
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{{p|Latias}} and {{p|Latios}} approach {{adv|Emerald}} from the skies and ask Emerald to release from its {{TP|Emerald|Sceptile}} [[Poké Ball]]. Emerald does, and pulls out his [[PokéNav]] to check Sceptile's level at their request. Meanwhile, the [[Todd Snap|reporter]] stands in amazement that Emerald is able to communicate with the Eon Pokémon. Emerald finishes examining Sceptile and finds that it's level 51, which shouldn't be possible as it was put in the level | {{p|Latias}} and {{p|Latios}} approach {{adv|Emerald}} from the skies and ask Emerald to release from its {{TP|Emerald|Sceptile}} [[Poké Ball]]. Emerald does, and pulls out his [[PokéNav]] to check Sceptile's level at their request. Meanwhile, the [[Todd Snap|reporter]] stands in amazement that Emerald is able to communicate with the Eon Pokémon. Emerald finishes examining Sceptile and finds that it's level 51, which shouldn't be possible as it was put in the level fifty category in the Battle Factory. | ||
Emerald points out that during his battle with {{FB|Factory Head|Noland}}, {{p|Glalie}} used {{m|Sheer Cold}} but missed. As Sheer Cold is a move that will miss if the opponent is even one level higher, and Sceptile didn't avoid the attack, the reporter realizes Emerald must be accurate in his judgment. Emerald explains that he didn't know about Sceptile's level until now, and since Noland didn't appear to notice anything amiss, it must mean that Sceptile is not a rental Pokémon to begin with. Emerald guesses that if Sceptile isn't a rental Pokémon, it must mean that someone had slipped it into the Battle Frontier without anyone noticing. | Emerald points out that during his battle with {{FB|Factory Head|Noland}}, {{p|Glalie}} used {{m|Sheer Cold}} but missed. As Sheer Cold is a move that will miss if the opponent is even one level higher, and Sceptile didn't avoid the attack, the reporter realizes Emerald must be accurate in his judgment. Emerald explains that he didn't know about Sceptile's level until now, and since Noland didn't appear to notice anything amiss, it must mean that Sceptile is not a rental Pokémon to begin with. Emerald guesses that if Sceptile isn't a rental Pokémon, it must mean that someone had slipped it into the Battle Frontier without anyone noticing. | ||
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The next morning, the reporter looks for Emerald, as he didn't return after running off. With Latias and Latios gone, the reporter wonders what to do with Sceptile. He arrives at the Battle Pike, and is shocked to find Emerald there, still sleeping in mid-air while still having Tucker and Brandon tied to the building's fangs. {{FB|Pike Queen|Lucy}} arrives from within the Battle Pike and orders her {{TP|Lucy|Seviper}} to use {{m|Poison Tail}} to free Emerald, Brandon, and Tucker. Lucy reprimands Tucker and Brandon, and tells Emerald that he must be lucky if he managed to find her Battle Pike while running around in the dark. She introduces herself to him and asks if he'll want to challenge her today. | The next morning, the reporter looks for Emerald, as he didn't return after running off. With Latias and Latios gone, the reporter wonders what to do with Sceptile. He arrives at the Battle Pike, and is shocked to find Emerald there, still sleeping in mid-air while still having Tucker and Brandon tied to the building's fangs. {{FB|Pike Queen|Lucy}} arrives from within the Battle Pike and orders her {{TP|Lucy|Seviper}} to use {{m|Poison Tail}} to free Emerald, Brandon, and Tucker. Lucy reprimands Tucker and Brandon, and tells Emerald that he must be lucky if he managed to find her Battle Pike while running around in the dark. She introduces herself to him and asks if he'll want to challenge her today. | ||
Emerald agrees, while the reporter reads about the Battle Pike: a facility that tests one's luck. A Trainer enters it with | Emerald agrees, while the reporter reads about the Battle Pike: a facility that tests one's luck. A Trainer enters it with three Pokémon on hand and is required to enter a series of halls with three doors. To progress, they must go through one of these doors until they reach the final room. Each door leads into a room, which can lead to eight different types of events. Each set consists of six halls and seven rooms. The challenger can only battle Lucy herself after reaching the 129th room on the tenth set. | ||
As the members of the press arrive, Emerald runs off to get prepared. The reporter runs after Emerald and asks him what he's going to do without Pokémon of his own to use in battle. Emerald explains that the person who sent him to the {{gdis|Battle Frontier|III}} owns every single sort of Pokémon, and they're all available for him to use. When they reach a computer, Emerald sends a message to that person in the Pokémon Research Laboratory in [[Hoenn]], who then sends the requested Pokémon to Emerald. | As the members of the press arrive, Emerald runs off to get prepared. The reporter runs after Emerald and asks him what he's going to do without Pokémon of his own to use in battle. Emerald explains that the person who sent him to the {{gdis|Battle Frontier|III}} owns every single sort of Pokémon, and they're all available for him to use. When they reach a computer, Emerald sends a message to that person in the Pokémon Research Laboratory in [[Hoenn]], who then sends the requested Pokémon to Emerald. | ||