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The episode starts with {{Ash}} and {{ashfr}} eating a meal at a picnic table. There, Ash asks {{an|Brock}} if he wants to have a [[Pokémon Battle]] to pass the time, and the {{tc|Pokémon Breeder}} agrees. Ash chooses his {{AP|Torkoal}} while Brock chooses his {{TP|Brock|Lombre}}, prompting [[Max]] to comment on how Brock's {{type2|Water}} has the advantage against Ash's {{type2|Fire}}. | The episode starts with {{Ash}} and {{ashfr}} eating a meal at a picnic table. There, Ash asks {{an|Brock}} if he wants to have a [[Pokémon Battle]] to pass the time, and the {{tc|Pokémon Breeder}} agrees. Ash chooses his {{AP|Torkoal}} while Brock chooses his {{TP|Brock|Lombre}}, prompting [[Max]] to comment on how Brock's {{type2|Water}} has the advantage against Ash's {{type2|Fire}}. | ||
The battle starts as {{an|May}} comments on how laid-back Lombre looks. Ash starts off by having Torkoal use {{m|Body Slam}}, which Lombre manages to dodge. Torkoal then tries a {{m|Flamethrower}} attack, but Lombre is able to dodge that as well, even though it does fall backwards in the process. Torkoal attempts to use Body Slam again, but it misses yet again. Now, Lombre goes on the offensive, hitting Torkoal with a {{m|Water Gun}}. The tortoise Pokémon survives the attack and counters with Flamethrower, but it misses. Lombre responds with {{m|Razor Leaf}}, but it's no good as Torkoal withdraws into its shell with {{m|Iron Defense}} to deflect the attack. After the Razor Leaf subsides, Ash has Torkoal use {{m|Overheat}}, which hits Lombre and causes it to go blasting off, {{TRT}}-style. The Water Pokémon lands in a nearby forest, where a {{p|Mawile}} and its | The battle starts as {{an|May}} comments on how laid-back Lombre looks. Ash starts off by having Torkoal use {{m|Body Slam}}, which Lombre manages to dodge. Torkoal then tries a {{m|Flamethrower}} attack, but Lombre is able to dodge that as well, even though it does fall backwards in the process. Torkoal attempts to use Body Slam again, but it misses yet again. Now, Lombre goes on the offensive, hitting Torkoal with a {{m|Water Gun}}. The tortoise Pokémon survives the attack and counters with Flamethrower, but it misses. Lombre responds with {{m|Razor Leaf}}, but it's no good as Torkoal withdraws into its shell with {{m|Iron Defense}} to deflect the attack. After the Razor Leaf subsides, Ash has Torkoal use {{m|Overheat}}, which hits Lombre and causes it to go blasting off, {{TRT}}-style. The Water Pokémon lands in a nearby forest, where a {{p|Mawile}} and its Trainer are practicing new techniques. | ||
Ash and the others soon catch up to Brock's Pokémon. Brock gets one look at the Mawile's | Ash and the others soon catch up to Brock's Pokémon. Brock gets one look at the Mawile's Trainer, [[Samantha]], and instantly begins his heart-eyed routine. Ash looks Mawile up in his [[Pokédex]], and after that the deceiver Pokémon starts getting closer to a vacant-faced Lombre. Samantha reckons that her Pokémon likes Lombre, causing Brock to give his Pokémon a sort of "'atta boy" nudge. | ||
Mawile moves in a bit closer, but Lombre turns its back toward Samantha's Pokémon and walks off to the side! Brock goes over and asks the water Pokémon what it's doing, whispering that if it gets together with Mawile, it will improve his chances of getting with its | Mawile moves in a bit closer, but Lombre turns its back toward Samantha's Pokémon and walks off to the side! Brock goes over and asks the water Pokémon what it's doing, whispering that if it gets together with Mawile, it will improve his chances of getting with its Trainer, Samantha. Max overhears Brock's plot and promptly scolds the Pokémon Breeder for planning to use his Pokémon like that. Mawile approaches Brock's Lombre again and tries to get closer, but it's rejected again, so the deceiver Pokémon turns around and uses its massive jaws to attack Lombre! Suddenly, May looks over to Samantha's bags and notices a bunch of ribbons, so she asks her what they're for. She responds by saying that her Pokémon and she perform a dance with the ribbons, and so she prepares to demonstrate what she means. | ||
A bit later, Samantha and her Pokémon are ready to perform. The two dance around while waving the ribbons about, creating an elegant dance. Ash and the others watch intently while, unknown to anyone in the group, Team Rocket watches. {{MTR}} decides that they should kidnap the Mawile, saying that its ribbon dance will entertain the Boss (this is accompanied by a scene of chibi-{{an|Giovanni}} giving Mawile a round of applause). [[James]] asks if that's it, and Meowth responds by saying that the Pokémon could also use its large jaws to fan the Boss (holding a glass of wine) whenever he gets warm. Finally, Meowth tells the group that the Pokémon's jaws could be used as a sort of lawn chair, enabling Giovanni to leisurely sit while he talks about how great Meowth and the others are. James isn't convinced, but [[Jessie]] reminds them they have nothing else to lose, so they decide to go for it. | A bit later, Samantha and her Pokémon are ready to perform. The two dance around while waving the ribbons about, creating an elegant dance. Ash and the others watch intently while, unknown to anyone in the group, Team Rocket watches. {{MTR}} decides that they should kidnap the Mawile, saying that its ribbon dance will entertain the Boss (this is accompanied by a scene of chibi-{{an|Giovanni}} giving Mawile a round of applause). [[James]] asks if that's it, and Meowth responds by saying that the Pokémon could also use its large jaws to fan the Boss (holding a glass of wine) whenever he gets warm. Finally, Meowth tells the group that the Pokémon's jaws could be used as a sort of lawn chair, enabling Giovanni to leisurely sit while he talks about how great Meowth and the others are. James isn't convinced, but [[Jessie]] reminds them they have nothing else to lose, so they decide to go for it. | ||