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Conway then told Heracross to use Megahorn and Dawn's Buizel used Water Gun. Ash told Chimchar to dodge the Water Gun and to use Flamethrower. Chimchar jumped out of the way of the Water Gun and used Flamethrower on Heracross. Paul's Electabuzz then used Thunder on Buizel. When Buizel and Heracross collided, the fire and the electricity collided as well, causing an explosion. | Conway then told Heracross to use Megahorn and Dawn's Buizel used Water Gun. Ash told Chimchar to dodge the Water Gun and to use Flamethrower. Chimchar jumped out of the way of the Water Gun and used Flamethrower on Heracross. Paul's Electabuzz then used Thunder on Buizel. When Buizel and Heracross collided, the fire and the electricity collided as well, causing an explosion. | ||
Just when it seemed like the battle was over, Buizel and Heracross were seen still standing once the smoke cleared. Buizel gave his opponent's a smirk before falling to the ground. Both Heracross and Buizel were knocked out. Ash congratulated Chimchar, however Paul remarked that if Chimchar was any good | Just when it seemed like the battle was over, Buizel and Heracross were seen still standing once the smoke cleared. Buizel gave his opponent's a smirk before falling to the ground. Both Heracross and Buizel were knocked out. Ash congratulated Chimchar, however Paul remarked that if Chimchar was any good Heracross would never have got back up. For once, Ash didn't care what Paul thought; as far as he was concerned Chimchar did a fantastic job. | ||
The episode switches to {{an|Enta}} giving Ash and Paul their Soothe Bells. Everyone clapped for Ash and Paul while Conway mused that for a tournament that was supposed to emphasize teamwork between trainers, it was the team that co-operated the least that ended up winning. | The episode switches to {{an|Enta}} giving Ash and Paul their Soothe Bells. Everyone clapped for Ash and Paul while Conway mused that for a tournament that was supposed to emphasize teamwork between trainers, it was the team that co-operated the least that ended up winning. | ||