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{{Ash}} | {{Ash}} leaves the {{jo|Silver Town}} [[Pokémon Center]], having just registered for the upcoming [[Silver Conference]]. He and {{ashfr}} are greeted by {{Gary}}, who announces that he is also entering the tournament. Ash remarks that he is going to do well, and Gary retorts that he will set the record straight this time round before walking off. Despite Gary's overwhelming confidence, Ash is determined to prove himself. | ||
Later, {{an|Brock}} guides his friends | Later, {{an|Brock}} guides his friends to the Athlete's Village. While looking around, Ash notices [[Charles Goodshow|Mr. Goodshow]], president of the [[Pokémon League]], handing out balloons to children. Meanwhile, at a nearby restaurant, {{TRT}} is having trouble serving dishes to hungry diners. [[Jessie]] eventually snaps when a young girl addresses her as "old" and asks where her hamburger meal is. Believing that "the customer is no longer right", Jessie promptly eats all of the food about to be served, and her teammates soon join in. The manager stumbles upon the trio and promptly fires them. | ||
The group arrives at the Silver Conference Athlete's Village. They enter their accommodation, a hotel room complete with a view of a lake and a computer for analyzing other the other competitors. As Ash sits on comfy couch, Brock reminds him that he still has some challenging {{pkmn|battle}}s ahead. Now pumped up, Ash and his friends head off for the screening rounds, designed to trim the field of 200 {{pkmn|Trainer}}s down to 48. Brock explains that the screening rounds are a series of one-on-one battles, with match-ups entirely computer-determined, with no Trainer having to battle more than three times. Ash, though, is confident he can pass the screening round. | The group arrives at the Silver Conference Athlete's Village. They enter their accommodation, a hotel room complete with a view of a lake and a computer for analyzing other the other competitors. As Ash sits on comfy couch, Brock reminds him that he still has some challenging {{pkmn|battle}}s ahead. Now pumped up, Ash and his friends head off for the screening rounds, designed to trim the field of 200 {{pkmn|Trainer}}s down to 48. Brock explains that the screening rounds are a series of one-on-one battles, with match-ups entirely computer-determined, with no Trainer having to battle more than three times. Ash, though, is confident he can pass the screening round. | ||