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{{Ash}} and {{ashfr}} find themselves stranded in the middle of the ocean after {{TRT}} tried to steal {{AP|Pikachu}} at the end of the [[AG096|previous episode]]. Suddenly, a giant red submarine surfaces right under them. They call out towards the submarine's conning tower, trying to attract someone's attention, when to their surprise, a {{tc|Team Magma Grunt}} rises from it. The group hides as the grunt, who turns out to be [[Tabitha]], scans the surrounds with his binoculars. They watch as the sub heads for an opening in a much larger ship ahead, which {{an|May}} realizes to be [[Team Magma Hideout|Team Magma's base]]. Once the sub reaches the dock inside, two crew members acknowledge their boss, [[Maxie]], who is waiting for them. Maxie immediately notices Ash and his friends as they frantically look for another place to hide. After forcing them on deck with their hands raised, Team Magma and their snarling {{p|Mightyena}} encircle the group. Maxie officially introduces himself and orders them to stay out of his plans. | {{Ash}} and {{ashfr}} find themselves stranded in the middle of the ocean after {{TRT}} tried to steal {{AP|Pikachu}} at the end of the [[AG096|previous episode]]. Suddenly, a giant red submarine surfaces right under them. They call out towards the submarine's conning tower, trying to attract someone's attention, when to their surprise, a {{tc|Team Magma Grunt}} rises from it. The group hides as the grunt, who turns out to be [[Tabitha]], scans the surrounds with his binoculars. They watch as the sub heads for an opening in a much larger ship ahead, which {{an|May}} realizes to be [[Team Magma Hideout|Team Magma's base]]. Once the sub reaches the dock inside, two crew members acknowledge their boss, [[Maxie]], who is waiting for them. Maxie immediately notices Ash and his friends as they frantically look for another place to hide. After forcing them on deck with their hands raised, Team Magma and their snarling {{p|Mightyena}} encircle the group. Maxie officially introduces himself and orders them to stay out of his plans. | ||
While Maxie and Tabitha confer briefly about the possibility of [[Team Aqua]] being nearby, [[Shelly]] of Team Aqua, disguised in Team Magma apparel, emerges from the docked submarine. She approaches two male grunts that are guarding a door. Two well-placed punches later and both grunts are out cold. Shelly enters a room that houses {{DL|Recurring wild Pokémon in the anime|Kyogre ( | While Maxie and Tabitha confer briefly about the possibility of [[Team Aqua]] being nearby, [[Shelly]] of Team Aqua, disguised in Team Magma apparel, emerges from the docked submarine. She approaches two male grunts that are guarding a door. Two well-placed punches later and both grunts are out cold. Shelly enters a room that houses {{DL|Recurring wild Pokémon in the anime|Kyogre (RS)|Kyogre}} held in a containment chamber. She punches a code into the chamber’s control panel, helping to awaken Kyogre. | ||
In his office, Maxie tells Ash and his friends to sit down so they can talk, but Ash angrily refuses, saying he'd rather stand. In response, a Mightyena growls fiercely at the captives, frightening May and [[Max]], and the group finally sits down. Ash accuses Team Magma of being selfish and wanting to control ancient Pokémon. Tabitha jumps in, saying nobody talks to his boss that way, but Maxie calms him down. Maxie corrects Ash as he explains that Team Magma want to increase the earth's land mass, and awakening the [[Legendary Pokémon]] {{DL|Recurring wild Pokémon in the anime|Groudon (RS)|Groudon}} is part of the process. They have currently captured a Kyogre, which Team Aqua is after, and they know that Team Aqua has a Groudon, so they want to swap prisoners on nearby [[Monsu Island]]. The [[Blue Orb]] rises from Maxie's desk, and he explains that whoever holds the orb can control a Groudon, giving them ultimate power. As Maxie orders Tabitha to lock Ash and his friends up, an alarm sounds as Shelly revives Kyogre. The Legendary breaks free of its restraints and crashes through Team Magma’s hull, escaping into the ocean. Shelly reports to her superiors that the mission has been a success. [[Lance]], disguised as a Magma grunt while he undertakes his latest [[Pokémon G-Men]] mission, confronts Shelly on the ship's deck. She removes her Magma disguise, revealing her Team Aqua wet suit, and leaps overboard into the water. | In his office, Maxie tells Ash and his friends to sit down so they can talk, but Ash angrily refuses, saying he'd rather stand. In response, a Mightyena growls fiercely at the captives, frightening May and [[Max]], and the group finally sits down. Ash accuses Team Magma of being selfish and wanting to control ancient Pokémon. Tabitha jumps in, saying nobody talks to his boss that way, but Maxie calms him down. Maxie corrects Ash as he explains that Team Magma want to increase the earth's land mass, and awakening the [[Legendary Pokémon]] {{DL|Recurring wild Pokémon in the anime|Groudon (RS)|Groudon}} is part of the process. They have currently captured a Kyogre, which Team Aqua is after, and they know that Team Aqua has a Groudon, so they want to swap prisoners on nearby [[Monsu Island]]. The [[Blue Orb]] rises from Maxie's desk, and he explains that whoever holds the orb can control a Groudon, giving them ultimate power. As Maxie orders Tabitha to lock Ash and his friends up, an alarm sounds as Shelly revives Kyogre. The Legendary breaks free of its restraints and crashes through Team Magma’s hull, escaping into the ocean. Shelly reports to her superiors that the mission has been a success. [[Lance]], disguised as a Magma grunt while he undertakes his latest [[Pokémon G-Men]] mission, confronts Shelly on the ship's deck. She removes her Magma disguise, revealing her Team Aqua wet suit, and leaps overboard into the water. | ||
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* In the [[Pokémon Trainer's Choice]] segment, the answer of who would be most effective against {{p|Plusle}} and {{p|Minun}} was {{p|Mudkip}}. However, Mudkip itself is not a {{type|Ground}} Pokémon, meaning that it technically is the least effective, while {{p|Treecko}}, as a {{t|Grass}} type, is the most resistant to {{t|Electric}} moves. | * In the [[Pokémon Trainer's Choice]] segment, the answer of who would be most effective against {{p|Plusle}} and {{p|Minun}} was {{p|Mudkip}}. However, Mudkip itself is not a {{type|Ground}} Pokémon, meaning that it technically is the least effective, while {{p|Treecko}}, as a {{t|Grass}} type, is the most resistant to {{t|Electric}} moves. | ||
** However, Mudkip does [[Evolution|evolve]] into {{p|Marshtomp|a Ground type}}. | ** However, Mudkip does [[Evolution|evolve]] into {{p|Marshtomp|a Ground type}}. | ||
* When [[Archie]] commands {{DL|Recurring wild Pokémon in the anime|Kyogre ( | * When [[Archie]] commands {{DL|Recurring wild Pokémon in the anime|Kyogre (RS)|Kyogre}} to attack [[Team Magma]]'s ship for the first time, Kyogre's wing patterns begin to glow. However, right before the patterns start to glow, they are missing. | ||
* In the English dub, {{an|Brock}} refers to [[Lance]] as a member of the [[Elite Four]], although he was [[EP235|previously]] mentioned to be a {{pkmn|Champion}}. This is likely a translation error, as in the Japanese version, Brock refers to him as the "Champion of the Elite Four". | * In the English dub, {{an|Brock}} refers to [[Lance]] as a member of the [[Elite Four]], although he was [[EP235|previously]] mentioned to be a {{pkmn|Champion}}. This is likely a translation error, as in the Japanese version, Brock refers to him as the "Champion of the Elite Four". | ||
* When Team Rocket see Team Magma flying overhead and [[Jessie]] sits up, [[James]]'s gloves and boots are colored purple instead of their usual slate-gray. | * When Team Rocket see Team Magma flying overhead and [[Jessie]] sits up, [[James]]'s gloves and boots are colored purple instead of their usual slate-gray. | ||