A HOME FOR DWEBBLE!
"Herp."
Score: 4/10
The heroes stop by a river for lunch. For once, however, nothing tries to steal their food. Instead, they see a wild Dwebble carving a rock to make a home for itself, as Dwebble like to live with rock thingies on their backs. As soon as it finishes, three larger Dwebble appear and steal the rock, attaching it to the largest Dwebble’s already large rock. What is their motivation here? I do not know. In fact, given that we see Dwebble move around largely by digging, you would think a larger rock would be a disadvantage, but whatever, I guess.
Dwebble follows the evil Dwebble, but they get away. When the heroes approach it, it freaks out at seeing humans and attacks, and accidentally hits Pansage with a flying rock. Well, as we all know, rocks cause fevers, so Pansage is now sick, and it’s up to Iris to cure it with her knowledge of herbal remedies. She does. Wow, that was exciting. Cilan makes dinner for everyone, and let me tell you, it’s even more exciting than it sounds.
In the morning, Dwebble and the heroes find the evil Dwebble. Dwebble refuses the heroes' help and insists on fighting a three-on-one by itself, and does as well as you'd expect someone fighting three other people at once to do. Finally, the heroes persuade it that it needs their help in at least splitting up the evil Dwebble, and in one-on-one fights, it easily defeats the two smaller Dwebble. Finally, the head evil Dwebble is the only one left. Dwebble uses shell smash (despite having nothing to smash) and knocks off the head Dwebble's rock, which also results in its rock being knocked off, allowing it to take it back. Dwebble asks to come with Cilan, and of course, Cilan finds a way to make a food analogy. Still. At least Dwebble didn’t comment about the rarity of Pikachu.
Meanwhile, Peuce takes Team Rocket to an abandoned subway tunnel. He tells them that they have to go to the Antimony Research Lab and steal some data, and he does it using the least necessary hologram ever. Cut to Team Rocket... infiltrating the lab and stealing the data. Then they go back to Peuce and deliver the data. There are literally no hang-ups or unexpected problems with Peuce’s plan. The end.
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Started: July 6, 2005