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Max says he wants to fly with Articuno, and Noland offers to take him up in the plane. Max invites Pikachu along, and they take to the air. Before long, Noland and Articuno are competing at fancy flying. May, Brock, and Scott, watching from the ground, are so enthralled that they don't even notice Ash is gone until he gets back. Brock asks where he was, and Ash says he was just making a quick phone call. Just then, Scott notices something else in the sky. | Max says he wants to fly with Articuno, and Noland offers to take him up in the plane. Max invites Pikachu along, and they take to the air. Before long, Noland and Articuno are competing at fancy flying. May, Brock, and Scott, watching from the ground, are so enthralled that they don't even notice Ash is gone until he gets back. Brock asks where he was, and Ash says he was just making a quick phone call. Just then, Scott notices something else in the sky. | ||
It's Team Rocket in a new mecha, making a very rapid descent to land near them. After the motto, Ash asks what they're there for. They respond that they're there to take the Battle Factory's Pokémon, of course. Ash orders Pikachu to attack, then remembers that Pikachu is up in the plane with Max. He decides to use [[Ash's Grovyle|Grovyle]] instead, but before he can send it out, one of the mecha's many hands grabs the PokéBall right out of his hand. The mecha then takes to the air, grabs about half of Noland's | It's Team Rocket in a new mecha, making a very rapid descent to land near them. After the motto, Ash asks what they're there for. They respond that they're there to take the Battle Factory's Pokémon, of course. Ash orders Pikachu to attack, then remembers that Pikachu is up in the plane with Max. He decides to use [[Ash's Grovyle|Grovyle]] instead, but before he can send it out, one of the mecha's many hands grabs the PokéBall right out of his hand. The mecha then takes to the air, grabs about half of Noland's Pokémon (the other half run away), and is about to fly off when Noland rams it with his plane. The Pokémon are released, and the mecha comes crashing down. Noland comments that Team Rocket does make interesting mecha, before asking Articuno to get rid of them. It grabs the mecha in its claws, lifts it off the ground (at this point just about everyone comments on its strength), and throws it high into the air, where an {{m|Ice Beam}} finishes it off. | ||
That night, Noland asks Ash if he's decided which Pokémon he wants to battle. Ash says yes. Max thinks he'll go for Venusaur, and May thinks Rhyhorn, but Ash says no. He wants to go one-on-one against Articuno. This surprises everyone, except possibly Noland. He just turns to Articuno, asks if it agrees to this, and when its reply is affirmative, asks what | That night, Noland asks Ash if he's decided which Pokémon he wants to battle. Ash says yes. Max thinks he'll go for Venusaur, and May thinks Rhyhorn, but Ash says no. He wants to go one-on-one against Articuno. This surprises everyone, except possibly Noland. He just turns to Articuno, asks if it agrees to this, and when its reply is affirmative, asks what Pokémon Ash will be using. Ash looks up towards the moon, and says "that one." | ||
Everyone looks, and they see something large and winged silhouetted against the moon. It's [[Ash's Charizard]]. The phone call he'd made earlier was to [[Liza]] at the valley where Charizard was training. Charizard greets him with the usual {{m|Flamethrower}}. Noland says he's looking forward to tomorrow, and the episode ends with both Articuno and Charizard eyeing the competition. | Everyone looks, and they see something large and winged silhouetted against the moon. It's [[Ash's Charizard]]. The phone call he'd made earlier was to [[Liza]] at the valley where Charizard was training. Charizard greets him with the usual {{m|Flamethrower}}. Noland says he's looking forward to tomorrow, and the episode ends with both Articuno and Charizard eyeing the competition. | ||