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Ash and his friends enter the power plant and notice that nobody is there to greet them. Misty locates a map and points out the direction to the central control room. Misty gets spooked as something flies behind her. Ash calls out Misty's cowardice, though soon after, she and {{an|Brock}} spot something behind Ash. He turns around, but nobody is there. The shadowy figure, with a glowing blue eye, appears behind Pikachu. Fearing the worst, Ash looks it up on the [[Pokédex]] and the mysterious creature is revealed to be a {{p|Magnemite}}. Ash decides to try to catch it, but Magnemite only seems interested in Pikachu, and begins to follow him. Ash yells at the Magnemite to cut it out, and the Magnemite backs off. | Ash and his friends enter the power plant and notice that nobody is there to greet them. Misty locates a map and points out the direction to the central control room. Misty gets spooked as something flies behind her. Ash calls out Misty's cowardice, though soon after, she and {{an|Brock}} spot something behind Ash. He turns around, but nobody is there. The shadowy figure, with a glowing blue eye, appears behind Pikachu. Fearing the worst, Ash looks it up on the [[Pokédex]] and the mysterious creature is revealed to be a {{p|Magnemite}}. Ash decides to try to catch it, but Magnemite only seems interested in Pikachu, and begins to follow him. Ash yells at the Magnemite to cut it out, and the Magnemite backs off. | ||
A nasty stench then enters the corridor. They turn around to see a grating fall off the ceiling, followed by several Grimer. Brock decides that it would be best not to say anything to insult their pride. Ash pretends to compliment their unique smell, but Misty says it stinks. The leader of the Grimer, a {{p|Muk}}, rises from behind them. With a command from Muk, the Grimer attack forcing Ash and his friends to make a run for it. As they round the corner, they bump into two plant workers. The Grimer approach, and they all start running for the control room. After everyone makes it inside, Brock bolsters the door shut. One of the workers explains that the Grimer are clogging the | A nasty stench then enters the corridor. They turn around to see a grating fall off the ceiling, followed by several Grimer. Brock decides that it would be best not to say anything to insult their pride. Ash pretends to compliment their unique smell, but Misty says it stinks. The leader of the Grimer, a {{p|Muk}}, rises from behind them. With a command from Muk, the Grimer attack forcing Ash and his friends to make a run for it. As they round the corner, they bump into two plant workers. The Grimer approach, and they all start running for the control room. After everyone makes it inside, Brock bolsters the door shut. One of the workers explains that the Grimer are clogging the seawater intake valve, preventing the power from coming back on. The Grimer throw themselves at the door and soon bust it open. Pikachu uses his {{m|Thunderbolt}} attack to knock out some of the Grimer, but it isn't enough. Suddenly, the Magnemite from before knocks out the control room's ceiling grate, entering the room with its {{p|Magneton}} friends. Their combined electric attacks prove effective and they manage to drive off the Grimer in the room, as well as the ones blocking the flow of water into the seawater intake valve, restoring power to the plant. | ||
However, the Muk leader remains. Pikachu uses Thunderbolt, and Magnemite | However, the Muk leader remains. Pikachu uses Thunderbolt, and Magnemite comes to his aid. The combined electric attacks knock the Muk unconscious, and Ash takes the chance to catch it in a {{i|Poké Ball}}. Everyone but Ash recoils and plugs their nose, as a horrid odor still seems to be present. Outside, Ash realises the smell of {{AP|Muk}} is coming through the Poké Ball, to everyone's amusement. Misty announces that Pikachu seems to be a lot better, and one of the power plant workers explains that when an electric mouse builds up too much electricity, its body becomes magnetized and it seems as though it has a cold. The group also discover that Magnemite was attracted to Pikachu because he was magnetized, but now that Pikachu is better, Magnemite is no longer interested. | ||
Suddenly, a {{p|Gyarados}} {{DL|Team Rocket's mechas|Team Rocket's submarines|submarine}} comes out of the water with a large magnet attached to it. Team Rocket intends to use the magnet to capture Pikachu, unaware that Pikachu is no longer magnetized. When they activate the magnet, Magnemite and Magneton from all over town become stuck onto it, and their combined weight causes the sub to sink. As Ash and the others prepare to leave Gringey City, they mention that the Grimer horde was a sign that the town needed to be cleaned up and suggest that if the residents clean up the air and water, they will restore the city to its former glory. Taking the advice to heart, Nurse Joy and Officer Jenny bid farewell to them. | Suddenly, a {{p|Gyarados}} {{DL|Team Rocket's mechas|Team Rocket's submarines|submarine}} comes out of the water with a large magnet attached to it. Team Rocket intends to use the magnet to capture Pikachu, unaware that Pikachu is no longer magnetized. When they activate the magnet, Magnemite and Magneton from all over town become stuck onto it, and their combined weight causes the sub to sink. As Ash and the others prepare to leave Gringey City, they mention that the Grimer horde was a sign that the town needed to be cleaned up and suggest that if the residents clean up the air and water, they will restore the city to its former glory. Taking the advice to heart, Nurse Joy and Officer Jenny bid farewell to them. | ||
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==Characters== | ==Characters== | ||
===Humans=== | ===Humans=== | ||
[[File:Dare da EP030.png|200px|thumb | [[File:Dare da EP030.png|200px|thumb|{{tt|Dare da?|Who's That Pokémon?}}]] | ||
* {{Ash}} | * {{Ash}} | ||
* {{an|Misty}} | * {{an|Misty}} | ||
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* In several scenes near the end of the episode, Misty's bag is missing. | * In several scenes near the end of the episode, Misty's bag is missing. | ||
* Near the end of the episode, when Ash, Misty, and Brock are talking to [[Nurse Joy]] and Officer Jenny, smaller-than-average {{p|Raticate}} and {{p|Fearow}} are seen. | * Near the end of the episode, when Ash, Misty, and Brock are talking to [[Nurse Joy]] and Officer Jenny, smaller-than-average {{p|Raticate}} and {{p|Fearow}} are seen. | ||
* In the English dub, after the numerous Magnemite and {{p|Magneton}} clear the station of Grimer, Misty notices there is still a Muk left in the control room. Ash then says, "An adult Muk, and its child!" | * In the English dub, after the numerous Magnemite and {{p|Magneton}} clear the station of Grimer, Misty notices there is still a Muk left in the control room. Ash then says, "An adult Muk, and its child!", even though there's no Grimer in the room. It's possible that the angle change during Ash's statement was mistaken as another Sludge Pokémon entering the room. | ||
* In the {{pmin|Poland|Polish}} dub, the Grimer are referred to as Muk while the group is blocking the door. | * In the {{pmin|Poland|Polish}} dub, the Grimer are referred to as Muk while the group is blocking the door. | ||
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* In the original Japanese version, Meowth uses an untranslatable pun. He says "{{tt|福は成すニャー!|fuku wa nasu nyaa!}}", which means "We have achieved fortune meow!" while wearing a nurse's outfit; in Japanese, the word for "fortune" (福), "ふく (fuku)", can also mean "clothes" (服), and the words "成す (nasu)", which means "to achieve or form/become", and "ナース (nāsu)", which means "nurse", sound similar to each other. In the English dub, Meowth just assures [[Jessie]] and [[James]] that they will have another chance to capture [[Ash's Pikachu]], making his nurse outfit have absolutely no context. | * In the original Japanese version, Meowth uses an untranslatable pun. He says "{{tt|福は成すニャー!|fuku wa nasu nyaa!}}", which means "We have achieved fortune meow!" while wearing a nurse's outfit; in Japanese, the word for "fortune" (福), "ふく (fuku)", can also mean "clothes" (服), and the words "成す (nasu)", which means "to achieve or form/become", and "ナース (nāsu)", which means "nurse", sound similar to each other. In the English dub, Meowth just assures [[Jessie]] and [[James]] that they will have another chance to capture [[Ash's Pikachu]], making his nurse outfit have absolutely no context. | ||
* Ash's stalker comment was originally referencing a skirt rather than a streaker. | * Ash's stalker comment was originally referencing a skirt rather than a streaker. | ||
* In the Japanese version, Nurse Joy prays to {{wp|God in Christianity|God}} that the power is restored soon. In the English dub, she merely hopes the power will come back on real soon. | |||
* Ash's mention of Muk having a child was not in the Japanese version. | * Ash's mention of Muk having a child was not in the Japanese version. | ||
* When Pikachu attacks Grimer and later Muk in the Japanese version, Ash tells him to use {{m|Thunderbolt}}. In the dub, he tells Pikachu to use {{m|Thunder Shock}} instead. | * When Pikachu attacks Grimer and later Muk in the Japanese version, Ash tells him to use {{m|Thunderbolt}}. In the dub, he tells Pikachu to use {{m|Thunder Shock}} instead. | ||