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== Synopsis ==
== Synopsis ==
The episode begins with {{Ash}} {{ashfr|and friends}} traveling alongside a dried up river, and while taking a rest they notice a strange light above the [[Remoraid Mountain]]. As they continue traveling, the light disappears as they arrive at the ruins of the Ancient Colossal Tree Tribe where they find [[Nurse Joy]] and a {{p|Remoraid}} [[fossil]]. Nurse Joy explains that there haven't been any Remoraid in the area for centuries ever since the rivers and lakes dried up as a result of the actions of the Ancient Colossal Tree Tribe's Remoraidians who cut down the surrounding forests for the sake of building a large city. Eventually after all the land's natural resources dried up, the Remoraidians had to to move away to find a new place to live, leaving the city deserted. Following this explanation, Nurse Joy then points out that recently, small flowers have been growing in the arid landscape again. After arriving at the [[Pokémon Center]] and having a drink, Nurse Joy reveals that there's an underground lake near the Pokémon Center which is filled up when water flows through the empty river bed approximately every 12 years. It is at this point that they meet Mr. [[Gan Gogh]], an artist who visits once every 12 years to try and draw the Rainbow Lights.  
The episode begins with {{Ash}} {{ashfr|and friends}} traveling alongside a dried up river, and while taking a rest they notice a strange light above the [[Remoraid Mountain]]. As they continue traveling, the light disappears as they arrive at the ruins of the Ancient Colossal Tree Tribe where they find [[Nurse Joy]] and a {{p|Remoraid}} [[fossil]]. Nurse Joy explains that there haven't been any Remoraid in the area for centuries ever since the rivers and lakes dried up as a result of the actions of the Ancient Colossal Tree Tribe's Remoraidians who cut down the surrounding forests for the sake of building a large city. Eventually after all the land's natural resources dried up, the Remoraidians had to move away to find a new place to live, leaving the city deserted. Following this explanation, Nurse Joy then points out that recently, small flowers have been growing in the arid landscape again. After arriving at the [[Pokémon Center]] and having a drink, Nurse Joy reveals that there's an underground lake near the Pokémon Center which is filled up when water flows through the empty river bed approximately every 12 years. It is at this point that they meet Mr. [[Gan Gogh]], an artist who visits once every 12 years to try and draw the Rainbow Lights.  


Gan Gogh originally came across the Rainbow lights twenty-four years ago and he tried to draw them using seven different crayons, he was unable to get it right though. So twelve years later he tried using twelve crayons instead, which also was a futile attempt. However, this time he made sure to come prepared with a full arsenal of two hundred fifty-one crayons. Ash comments on how he saw the Rainbow Lights earlier before arriving at the Pokémon Center, which results in Gan Gogh asking Ash where he saw the lights from. When Nurse Joy subsequently maps out where the lights must come from, it is determined that their origin is as the place formerly known as Remoraid Lake. {{an|Brock}} then brings up a legend he heard about the Remoraid at the lake being very difficult to catch, resulting in {{an|Misty}} asking how can {{type2|Water}} {{OBP|Pokémon|species}} be living in an empty lake anyway. After this question is posed, [[Team Rocket]] arrive posing as archaeologists, with {{MTR}} disguised as a Mummy. After this unexpected arrival, the lights suddenly appear in the sky again, however are gone before Gan Gogh has time to choose a crayon to start with.
Gan Gogh originally came across the Rainbow lights twenty-four years ago and he tried to draw them using seven different crayons, he was unable to get it right though. So twelve years later he tried using twelve crayons instead, which also was a futile attempt. However, this time he made sure to come prepared with a full arsenal of two hundred fifty-one crayons. Ash comments on how he saw the Rainbow Lights earlier before arriving at the Pokémon Center, which results in Gan Gogh asking Ash where he saw the lights from. When Nurse Joy subsequently maps out where the lights must come from, it is determined that their origin is as the place formerly known as Remoraid Lake. {{an|Brock}} then brings up a legend he heard about the Remoraid at the lake being very difficult to catch, resulting in {{an|Misty}} asking how can {{type2|Water}} {{OBP|Pokémon|species}} be living in an empty lake anyway. After this question is posed, [[Team Rocket]] arrive posing as archaeologists, with {{MTR}} disguised as a Mummy. After this unexpected arrival, the lights suddenly appear in the sky again, however are gone before Gan Gogh has time to choose a crayon to start with.
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