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As expected, Juan calls out his {{p|Milotic}}, his strongest Pokémon. Milotic opens with {{m|Hydro Pump}}, which Swellow dodges with Aerial Ace and strikes Milotic dead on. Milotic recovers and counters with {{m|Iron Tail}}, though Swellow uses {{m|Double Team}} to avoid being hit. To clear the decoys, Milotic whips up a {{m|Twister}}, pushing the real Swellow up until it slams into the ceiling and renders Swellow unable to battle. Ash is now left with only one Pokémon — Pikachu. Ash uses the dubious reasoning that Milotic will block any {{t|Electric}} attacks he cares to use, so he should start with the most powerful attack at his disposal: Pikachu's {{m|Thunder}}. Milotic takes the attack head on, but Juan does not seem concerned. Moments later, Milotic uses {{m|Recover}}, effectively negating the damage. Juan comments that Milotic learned this tactic during Juan's days as a {{pkmn|Coordinator}}, since in [[Pokémon Contest]]s it is important for a Pokémon to maintain a pristine appearance no matter what phase of the competition. Pikachu and Milotic exchange Iron Tail attacks, with the exchange ending badly for Pikachu. Milotic also uses {{m|Twister}}, which catches Pikachu. However, Pikachu destroys the Twister with another Thunder and counters with a Quick Attack. Though Pikachu hits, Milotic quickly counters with a {{m|Hydro Pump}}, which Pikachu dodges and counters with a {{m|Thunderbolt}}. Milotic takes the Thunderbolt and uses Recover to replenish its health, leaving Ash not much better off. Milotic dives, surfaces, and uses Iron Tail and Hydro Pump, both of which Pikachu dodges. Pikachu grabs Milotic and flips it into the water and then uses Thunder yet again. After a brief explosion, Milotic and Pikachu surface — Pikachu still standing, but Milotic in a dead faint. Ash is declared the winner, and Brock explains that because water conducts electricity better than air, a direct attack underwater was even more effective. | As expected, Juan calls out his {{p|Milotic}}, his strongest Pokémon. Milotic opens with {{m|Hydro Pump}}, which Swellow dodges with Aerial Ace and strikes Milotic dead on. Milotic recovers and counters with {{m|Iron Tail}}, though Swellow uses {{m|Double Team}} to avoid being hit. To clear the decoys, Milotic whips up a {{m|Twister}}, pushing the real Swellow up until it slams into the ceiling and renders Swellow unable to battle. Ash is now left with only one Pokémon — Pikachu. Ash uses the dubious reasoning that Milotic will block any {{t|Electric}} attacks he cares to use, so he should start with the most powerful attack at his disposal: Pikachu's {{m|Thunder}}. Milotic takes the attack head on, but Juan does not seem concerned. Moments later, Milotic uses {{m|Recover}}, effectively negating the damage. Juan comments that Milotic learned this tactic during Juan's days as a {{pkmn|Coordinator}}, since in [[Pokémon Contest]]s it is important for a Pokémon to maintain a pristine appearance no matter what phase of the competition. Pikachu and Milotic exchange Iron Tail attacks, with the exchange ending badly for Pikachu. Milotic also uses {{m|Twister}}, which catches Pikachu. However, Pikachu destroys the Twister with another Thunder and counters with a Quick Attack. Though Pikachu hits, Milotic quickly counters with a {{m|Hydro Pump}}, which Pikachu dodges and counters with a {{m|Thunderbolt}}. Milotic takes the Thunderbolt and uses Recover to replenish its health, leaving Ash not much better off. Milotic dives, surfaces, and uses Iron Tail and Hydro Pump, both of which Pikachu dodges. Pikachu grabs Milotic and flips it into the water and then uses Thunder yet again. After a brief explosion, Milotic and Pikachu surface — Pikachu still standing, but Milotic in a dead faint. Ash is declared the winner, and Brock explains that because water conducts electricity better than air, a direct attack underwater was even more effective. | ||
Juan congratulates Ash on turning an almost certain defeat into victory, and gives him a {{Badge|Rain}} as proof of his victory at the Sootopolis Gym. This leaves Ash with all eight Badges necessary to enter the Hoenn League Championship. Juan congratulates Ash on his victory, and {{ho|Sebastian}} informs Ash that the [[Ever Grande Conference]] will take place in three months at [[Ever Grande City]]. In the mean time, Juan tells May about a Pokémon Contest in [[Pacifidlog Town]], where the group decides to head next. | Juan congratulates Ash on turning an almost certain defeat into victory, and gives him a {{Badge|Rain}} as proof of his victory at the Sootopolis Gym. This leaves Ash with all eight Badges necessary to enter the Hoenn League Championship. Juan congratulates Ash on his victory, and {{ho|Sebastian}} informs Ash that the [[Ever Grande Conference]] will take place in [[AG126|three months]] at [[Ever Grande City]]. In the mean time, Juan tells May about a Pokémon Contest in [[Pacifidlog Town]], where the group decides to head next. | ||
==Major events== | ==Major events== | ||
[[File:Ash Rain Badge.png|thumb|220px|Ash holding the Rain Badge]] | [[File:Ash Rain Badge.png|thumb|220px|Ash holding the Rain Badge]] | ||
* {{Ash}} wins his [[Gym]] {{pkmn|battle}} against [[Juan]], earning his eighth and final [[Hoenn]] Badge, the {{badge|Rain}}. | * {{Ash}} wins his [[Gym]] {{pkmn|battle}} against [[Juan]], earning his eighth and final [[Hoenn]] Badge, the {{badge|Rain}}. | ||
* Ash learns that the [[Ever Grande Conference|Hoenn League]] will start in three months in [[Ever Grande City]]. | * Ash learns that the [[Ever Grande Conference|Hoenn League]] will start in [[AG126|three months]] in [[Ever Grande City]]. | ||
* {{an|May}} learns that a [[Pokémon Contest]] will be held in [[Pacifidlog Town]]. | * {{an|May}} learns that a [[Pokémon Contest]] will be held in [[Pacifidlog Town]]. | ||
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