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Meanwhile, Brock suggests that they lead the two Pokémon down the mountain with electricity to keep them from destroying the city. {{AP|Pikachu}} and {{TP|Dawn|Pachirisu}} are up for the job, but before they reach their destination, Jessie, James and Meowth interrupt. They want to pay back the two battling Pokémon for disturbing them not once, but twice. Brock asks Meowth to talk to the two Pokémon to ask them why they are fighting, but even he can't understand the strange metal language. {{TRT}} blasts off after a hit from Metagross. With no other options, Pikachu and Pachirisu use {{m|Thunderbolt}} and {{m|Discharge}} respectively and repeatedly in order to continue leading Magnezone and Metagross down the mountain. | Meanwhile, Brock suggests that they lead the two Pokémon down the mountain with electricity to keep them from destroying the city. {{AP|Pikachu}} and {{TP|Dawn|Pachirisu}} are up for the job, but before they reach their destination, Jessie, James and Meowth interrupt. They want to pay back the two battling Pokémon for disturbing them not once, but twice. Brock asks Meowth to talk to the two Pokémon to ask them why they are fighting, but even he can't understand the strange metal language. {{TRT}} blasts off after a hit from Metagross. With no other options, Pikachu and Pachirisu use {{m|Thunderbolt}} and {{m|Discharge}} respectively and repeatedly in order to continue leading Magnezone and Metagross down the mountain. | ||
The group meets up with [[Crispin]], a mountain guard. Crispin informs them that the two Pokémon normally battle with each other on a regular basis to release the magnetism that builds up in their bodies, due to the strong magnetic forces emitted from the mountains. Recently, however, their "battle arena" (a deep crater) has become filled with water. Ash, his friends, Officer Jenny, and Crispin realize they have to find out why the crater is full of water, and then find a way to drain it, so Magnezone and Metagross can battle in peace, away from the city. | The group meets up with [[Crispin]], a [[Pokémon Ranger (Trainer class)|mountain guard]]. Crispin informs them that the two Pokémon normally battle with each other on a regular basis to release the magnetism that builds up in their bodies, due to the strong magnetic forces emitted from the mountains. Recently, however, their "battle arena" (a deep crater) has become filled with water. Ash, his friends, Officer Jenny, and Crispin realize they have to find out why the crater is full of water, and then find a way to drain it, so Magnezone and Metagross can battle in peace, away from the city. | ||
They discover a boulder diverting a stream to the crater, and Team Rocket reappears to move the obstacle with their balloon. Unfortunately, the boulder is too heavy and their balloon ends up falling in the river. Brock then sends out his {{p|Croagunk}}, which uses {{m|Brick Break}} to break the rock, restoring the normal flow, taking Team Rocket with it. With the water no longer flowing to fill the basin, they can now drain it. Team Rocket returns and tries to help once again by using their pump to drain the crater. | They discover a boulder diverting a stream to the crater, and Team Rocket reappears to move the obstacle with their balloon. Unfortunately, the boulder is too heavy and their balloon ends up falling in the river. Brock then sends out his {{p|Croagunk}}, which uses {{m|Brick Break}} to break the rock, restoring the normal flow, taking Team Rocket with it. With the water no longer flowing to fill the basin, they can now drain it. Team Rocket returns and tries to help once again by using their pump to drain the crater. | ||
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===Debuts=== | ===Debuts=== | ||
====Pokémon debuts==== | ====Pokémon debuts==== | ||
=====TV episode debuts===== | =====TV episode debuts===== | ||