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==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
{{ | {{adv|Gold}} continues his glide towards {{p|Lugia}}; he orders the school of {{p|Remoraid}} to veer right and then to fire upon their target. {{adv|Silver}} watches in astonishment and {{adv|Crystal}} cheers as, at first, it seems that the Remoraid have wounded Lugia with their combined {{m|Water Gun}}s; however, in fact, they have only enraged their foe. The Diving Pokémon whirls about and knocks Mantine, Gold, and the Remoraid out of the sky and onto a patch of sand below. Crystal observes this and Silver notices that, although Gold did not bring Lugia down, he did force its mouth open with his cue stick. Silver orders {{tp|Silver|Croconaw}} to paddle the half of a boat on which he and Crystal float over to Gold as Lugia looms. Gold, hurt, gently taunts his fellows for having been by-standers and introduces [[Exbo]] to his new teammate, Mantine. Again, the legendary Pokémon's shadow hovers over the trainers. As Lugia descends, the three are knocked backwards; unable to fire an {{m|Aeroblast}}, Lugia attempts instead to crush the trainers and their starter Pokémon with its wings. Croconaw, Exbo, and [[Megaree]] resist the onslaught and, in doing so, evolve, all three at once, into their final forms. When Crystal objects that Megaree only just evolved into {{p|Bayleef}}, Silver begins to mention his having heard that when Pokémon of similar evolutionary levels spend time together, their natural competitiveness accelerates growth; but Gold interrupts, insisting that the explanation ought to wait until Lugia has been defeated, and he asks whether Silver, who has spoken in the past of a Pokémon's "vital spot", could spot Lugia's. "In its forehead!" Silver shouts; Gold has to hit it right between the eyes. Tossing a [[PokéBall]], Gold misses the spot, unable, he declares, to aim well without his cue. The capsule hurtles back and Crystal kicks it back again such that it beams Lugia right between its eyes. In a flash of light, the Diving Pokémon is gone and the ball sits on the beach. Gold recovers his cue and congratulates his new acquaintance, but Silver notices that Lugia cannot be seen through the ball; they all ponder a while how and when Lugia could have escaped, Crystal finally deciding that it must have flown off in the flash of light. Gold stomps about in frustration when Crystal remembers the homing system on the [[PokéDex]]. | ||
==Major events== | ==Major events== | ||