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As morning dawns at the [[Cerise Laboratory]], [[Ren]] opens a package while {{Ash}} and [[Goh]] eat breakfast next to him. The package contains a retro lamp, which has returned to Ren from being repaired. He plugs it in and calls out his {{p|Magnemite}}, Francois, to eat electricity from the lamp for its own breakfast. {{AP|Pikachu}} tries to offer it some of his own electricity as well, but Francois refuses. Ash and Goh note that Francois seems to only like eating electricity from retro appliances. Ren confirms this and adds that it used to be a lot worse. However, before he can tell how he first met Francois, the lights suddenly turn off, before turning back on several seconds later. Soon after, [[Professor Cerise]] explains that the brief blackout was caused by a {{wp|Geomagnetic storm|magnetic storm}}, a phenomenon created by explosions on the surface of the sun, which can damage power grids and ruin delicate equipment. | As morning dawns at the [[Cerise Laboratory]], [[Ren]] opens a package while {{Ash}} and [[Goh]] eat breakfast next to him. The package contains a retro lamp, which has returned to Ren from being repaired. He plugs it in and calls out his {{p|Magnemite}}, [[Francois]], to eat electricity from the lamp for its own breakfast. {{AP|Pikachu}} tries to offer it some of his own electricity as well, but Francois refuses. Ash and Goh note that Francois seems to only like eating electricity from retro appliances. Ren confirms this and adds that it used to be a lot worse. However, before he can tell how he first met Francois, the lights suddenly turn off, before turning back on several seconds later. Soon after, [[Professor Cerise]] explains that the brief blackout was caused by a {{wp|Geomagnetic storm|magnetic storm}}, a phenomenon created by explosions on the surface of the sun, which can damage power grids and ruin delicate equipment. | ||
Ren receives a phone call from [[Chrysa]], who asks him if Francois is okay and sends him a video that shows Magnemite around [[Vermilion City]] behaving oddly. Professor Cerise analyzes Francois and discovers that it's receiving a strange transmission, which is likely the cause of the Magnemite's unusual behavior. When Francois starts behaving strangely as well and refuses to be [[recall]]ed, Ren wraps the screw on its head in tinfoil, blocking the transmission. Since the disturbance seems to be affecting only downtown Vermilion City, Professor Cerise suggests Francois being evacuated to the outskirts for the time being. Francois, however, shows signs of annoyance. Ren explains that it's gotten so picky that it wants all things that have a retro feel, so he decides to cover the tinfoil with a doorknob cover, pleasing Francois. | Ren receives a phone call from [[Chrysa]], who asks him if Francois is okay and sends him a video that shows Magnemite around [[Vermilion City]] behaving oddly. Professor Cerise analyzes Francois and discovers that it's receiving a strange transmission, which is likely the cause of the Magnemite's unusual behavior. When Francois starts behaving strangely as well and refuses to be [[recall]]ed, Ren wraps the screw on its head in tinfoil, blocking the transmission. Since the disturbance seems to be affecting only downtown Vermilion City, Professor Cerise suggests Francois being evacuated to the outskirts for the time being. Francois, however, shows signs of annoyance. Ren explains that it's gotten so picky that it wants all things that have a retro feel, so he decides to cover the tinfoil with a doorknob cover, pleasing Francois. | ||