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After their adventures in [[Twist Mountain]], {{Ash}} and {{ashfr}} decide to stay at [[Don George]]'s [[Battle Club]] in [[Astilbe Town]] for the night. Before reaching their room, the group comes across a [[Double Battle]] being held in one of the Club's rooms between a Trainer's {{p|Watchog}} and {{p|Mienshao}} and another Trainer's {{p|Heatmor}} and {{p|Emboar}}. Ash finds out more about Heatmor on his [[Pokédex]]. Mienshao uses {{m|Drain Punch}} on Heatmor and Watchog lifts and {{m|Slam}}s Emboar onto the ground. The other Trainer declares that he will show everyone the true power of the "{{t|Fire}} Warriors" and orders Emboar to use {{m|Hammer Arm}} on both opponents and for Heatmor to do the same with {{m|Flame Burst}}. Flame Burst creates a fiery explosion and knocks out both of the opponent's Pokémon, winning the battle for the Fire Trainer, whose name is [[Shamus]]. | After their adventures in [[Twist Mountain]], {{Ash}} and {{ashfr}} decide to stay at [[Don George]]'s [[Battle Club]] in [[Astilbe Town]] for the night. Before reaching their room, the group comes across a [[Double Battle]] being held in one of the Club's rooms between a Trainer's {{p|Watchog}} and {{p|Mienshao}} and another Trainer's {{p|Heatmor}} and {{p|Emboar}}. Ash finds out more about Heatmor on his [[Pokédex]]. Mienshao uses {{m|Drain Punch}} on Heatmor and Watchog lifts and {{m|Slam}}s Emboar onto the ground. The other Trainer declares that he will show everyone the true power of the "{{t|Fire}} Warriors" and orders Emboar to use {{m|Hammer Arm}} on both opponents and for Heatmor to do the same with {{m|Flame Burst}}. Flame Burst creates a fiery explosion and knocks out both of the opponent's Pokémon, winning the battle for the Fire Trainer, whose name is [[Shamus]]. | ||
After the battle, Ash, [[Iris]], and [[Cilan]] are walking down a hallway when they see Shamus talking to the Trainer he beat earlier, whose name is [[ | After the battle, Ash, [[Iris]], and [[Cilan]] are walking down a hallway when they see Shamus talking to the Trainer he beat earlier, whose name is [[Kylan]]. Shamus demands to see the Trainer's Pokémon so that he can take one as winnings from the battle. Iris runs over to tell him that this is wrong and Cilan says that he should not be doing this, but Shamus brushes them both off. Don George appears and thanks the two Trainers for the great battle, defusing the situation. Shamus leaves and the group asks Kylan why he would have a Pokémon battle with such high stakes, but he says that he didn't even want to battle in the first place and that Shamus wanted to get his hands on powerful Pokémon. Ash and Cilan agree that this is not what Pokémon battles are for. | ||
In the cafeteria, Cilan announces that lunch is ready while all the Pokémon eat their food. {{AP|Tepig}} notices Shamus sitting at another table by himself and begins to remember that he used to be hisTrainer, and so runs toward him excitedly. Ash sees Tepig running off and apologizes to Shamus for its disturbance. Ash asks Tepig to come back, but he doesn't leave Shamus's side. Cilan wonders if the two know each other. Iris reminds Ash that Tepig was abandoned by his original trainer, making Ash remember finding him tied up and malnourished in [[Accumula Town]]. Cilan is shocked at this revelation since he was not traveling with Ash at the time. Ash asks Shamus if he was the one to abandon Tepig, and he replies saying Tepig was lucky Ash gave him a break. Iris and Ash scold him and say that it was wrong to throw a Pokémon away. Ash demands that he apologize to Tepig, but Shamus refuses and throws him to Ash. Cilan gets in the middle and says that the only way to settle this is with a trial, and it just so happens that he's a judge connoisseur. The cafeteria suddenly turns into a spacious courtroom with Cilan as judge, Tepig as plaintiff with Ash as his counselor, Shamus as the defendant, and Iris, {{AP|Pikachu}}, {{AP|Snivy}}, and {{TP|Iris|Axew}} as the audience. Shamus's defense is that he left Tepig for his own good because forcing a weak Pokémon into battle would be worse than abandonment. Ash prosecutes by mentioning the rope that tied Tepig to a post. Shamus argues that he had to tie Tepig up to keep him from following. Cilan is unable to decide a verdict, so Don George interrupts and suggests a battle to settle the argument. Shamus agrees only if it is a Double Battle. Ash tells Shamus that he would have to apologize to apologize to Tepig if he loses. Snivy approaches Ash and emphatically volunteers to battle with Tepig. Cilan reminds Ash that Snivy had trouble with her trainer as well. Ash agrees to Snivy's wishes and the two trainers decide to battle in the morning. | In the cafeteria, Cilan announces that lunch is ready while all the Pokémon eat their food. {{AP|Tepig}} notices Shamus sitting at another table by himself and begins to remember that he used to be hisTrainer, and so runs toward him excitedly. Ash sees Tepig running off and apologizes to Shamus for its disturbance. Ash asks Tepig to come back, but he doesn't leave Shamus's side. Cilan wonders if the two know each other. Iris reminds Ash that Tepig was abandoned by his original trainer, making Ash remember finding him tied up and malnourished in [[Accumula Town]]. Cilan is shocked at this revelation since he was not traveling with Ash at the time. Ash asks Shamus if he was the one to abandon Tepig, and he replies saying Tepig was lucky Ash gave him a break. Iris and Ash scold him and say that it was wrong to throw a Pokémon away. Ash demands that he apologize to Tepig, but Shamus refuses and throws him to Ash. Cilan gets in the middle and says that the only way to settle this is with a trial, and it just so happens that he's a judge connoisseur. The cafeteria suddenly turns into a spacious courtroom with Cilan as judge, Tepig as plaintiff with Ash as his counselor, Shamus as the defendant, and Iris, {{AP|Pikachu}}, {{AP|Snivy}}, and {{TP|Iris|Axew}} as the audience. Shamus's defense is that he left Tepig for his own good because forcing a weak Pokémon into battle would be worse than abandonment. Ash prosecutes by mentioning the rope that tied Tepig to a post. Shamus argues that he had to tie Tepig up to keep him from following. Cilan is unable to decide a verdict, so Don George interrupts and suggests a battle to settle the argument. Shamus agrees only if it is a Double Battle. Ash tells Shamus that he would have to apologize to apologize to Tepig if he loses. Snivy approaches Ash and emphatically volunteers to battle with Tepig. Cilan reminds Ash that Snivy had trouble with her trainer as well. Ash agrees to Snivy's wishes and the two trainers decide to battle in the morning. | ||
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* [[Don George]] | * [[Don George]] | ||
* [[Shamus]] | * [[Shamus]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Kylan]] | ||
* [[Pokémon Trainer|Trainer]]s | * [[Pokémon Trainer|Trainer]]s | ||
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* {{p|Emboar}} ([[Shamus]]'s) | * {{p|Emboar}} ([[Shamus]]'s) | ||
* {{p|Heatmor}} ([[Shamus]]'s) | * {{p|Heatmor}} ([[Shamus]]'s) | ||
* {{p|Mienshao}} ([[ | * {{p|Mienshao}} ([[Kylan]]'s) | ||
* {{p|Watchog}} ([[ | * {{p|Watchog}} ([[Kylan]]'s) | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||