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==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
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As {{adv|Ruby}} and {{adv|Sapphire}} prepare to leave [[Mirage Island]], {{adv|Wally}} continues his training with [[Norman]]. In battle, Wally faces Norman's {{p|Spinda}} and | As {{adv|Ruby}} and {{adv|Sapphire}} prepare to leave [[Mirage Island]], {{adv|Wally}} continues his training with [[Norman]]. In battle, Wally faces Norman's {{p|Spinda}} and {{OP|Norman|Slaking}} with his {{p|Kecleon}} and {{p|Flygon}}. By exploiting Slaking's {{a|Truant}} Ability, Wally quickly gains an advantage until Norman uses his Spinda to switch its Ability with Slaking. With this tactic, Norman manages to defeat Wally easily. Although Wally is discouraged by the loss, Norman states that Wally fought well enough to force him to go all out. | ||
Wally feels guilty for using the Pokédex, as it doesn't rightfully belong to him. As well as the Pokédex, the {{p|Treecko}} Wally used has evolved into {{p|Grovyle}} as well as Ruby's {{p|Ralts|Rara}} evolving into a {{p|Kirlia}}. Norman attempts to erase Wally's guilt by stating that Grovyle most likely belongs to his friend, [[Professor Birch]], and that since he gave Ruby Rara, he has no problem with Wally using it. Wally becomes distraught again and begins asking why Norman is doing this. When Norman asks why, Wally points out that he doesn't have the right to train Pokémon that don't belong to him. | Wally feels guilty for using the Pokédex, as it doesn't rightfully belong to him. As well as the Pokédex, the {{p|Treecko}} Wally used has evolved into {{p|Grovyle}} as well as Ruby's {{p|Ralts|Rara}} evolving into a {{p|Kirlia}}. Norman attempts to erase Wally's guilt by stating that Grovyle most likely belongs to his friend, [[Professor Birch]], and that since he gave Ruby Rara, he has no problem with Wally using it. Wally becomes distraught again and begins asking why Norman is doing this. When Norman asks why, Wally points out that he doesn't have the right to train Pokémon that don't belong to him. | ||
Wally asks why they're still in the Sky Pillar when they could be helping the crisis plaguing Hoenn. Wally yells at Norman, demanding to know the real reason why he's training him. Norman decides to reveal the real reason, but the tower begins collapsing before he can start. As they dodge the rubble, Norman gets a call from [[Scott]], who had snuck aboard the Pokémon Association headquarters. | Wally asks why they're still in the Sky Pillar when they could be helping the crisis plaguing Hoenn. Wally yells at Norman, demanding to know the real reason why he's training him. Norman decides to reveal the real reason, but the tower begins collapsing before he can start. As they dodge the rubble, Norman gets a call from [[Scott]], who had snuck aboard the Pokémon Association headquarters. | ||
Scott reveals that the other Gym Leaders had fought Team Aqua and Magma in order to stop {{p|Groudon}} and {{p|Kyogre}}, but failed. Scott goes on to say that after the leaders of the teams failed to control the Red and Blue Orbs, the Orbs went to new controllers, Professor Birch's daughter, Sapphire, and Norman's son, Ruby. As Scott leaves the headquarters, he tells Norman to hurry about the third legendary Pokémon. | With the information he gathered, Scott reveals that the other Gym Leaders had fought Team Aqua and Magma in order to stop {{p|Groudon}} and {{p|Kyogre}}, but failed. Scott goes on to say that after the leaders of the teams failed to control the Red and Blue Orbs, the Orbs went to new controllers, Professor Birch's daughter, Sapphire, and Norman's son, Ruby. As Scott leaves the headquarters, he tells Norman to hurry about the third legendary Pokémon. | ||
Although Wally doubts what Scott said, Norman reveals that Scott is a person who searches for talented Trainers and is to be trusted. Norman decides to take this time to reveal what he really trained Wally for and sends him to stand on a circle on the floor. Norman pulls a switch that causes a beam of light to pull Wally and his Kecleon upwards. When Kecleon begins writing in pain, Norman tells Wally to put it back in its Poké Ball, as the beam repels Pokémon. After passing to the next area, Norman tells Wally that they will awaken the ancient Pokémon together. | Although Wally doubts what Scott said, Norman reveals that Scott is a person who searches for talented Trainers and is to be trusted. Norman decides to take this time to reveal what he really trained Wally for and sends him to stand on a circle on the floor. Norman pulls a switch that causes a beam of light to pull Wally and his Kecleon upwards. When Kecleon begins writing in pain, Norman tells Wally to put it back in its Poké Ball, as the beam repels Pokémon. After passing to the next area, Norman tells Wally that they will awaken the ancient Pokémon together. | ||
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* [[Winona]] (fantasy) | * [[Winona]] (fantasy) | ||
* [[Wallace]] (fantasy) | * [[Wallace]] (fantasy) | ||
* [[Shelly | * [[Shelly]] (fantasy) | ||
* | * {{FB|Aqua Admin|Matt}} (fantasy) | ||
* | * {{FB|Aqua Admin|Amber}} (fantasy) | ||
* [[Tabitha | * [[Tabitha]] (fantasy) | ||
* | * {{FB|Magma Admin|Courtney}} (fantasy) | ||
* [[Blaise]] (fantasy) | * [[Blaise]] (fantasy) | ||
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* {{p|Slaking}} ({{OP|Norman|Slaking}}) | * {{p|Slaking}} ({{OP|Norman|Slaking}}) | ||
* {{p|Spinda}} (Norman's) | * {{p|Spinda}} (Norman's) | ||
* {{p|Kirlia}} (Rara; Ruby's) | * {{p|Kirlia}} (Rara; {{adv|Ruby}}'s) | ||
* {{p|Flygon}} (Wally's) | * {{p|Flygon}} (Wally's) | ||
* {{p|Kecleon}} (Wally's) | * {{p|Kecleon}} (Wally's) | ||