"ONLY ONE OF THESE TRAINERS CAN EMERGE VICTORIOUS AND REACH THE FINAL FOOOOOUUUURRR"
Score: 7/10
Morrison eventually sends out Growlithe to fight Corphish. This is a bad move, and Growlithe goes down without managing a single move other than agility. Ash realizes that Morrison can't fight him right now, so he starts insulting Morrison until he's willing to fight properly. He sends out Swampert, and the pokemon knock each other out.
Ash sends out Pikachu and Morrison sends out Steelix. This is like the definition of when to change your pokemon, so Ash keeps Pikachu in and lets it get defeated. Ash sends out Torkoal, and overheat and flamethrower... fail. Steelix wins, and Ash sends out Grovyle, which defeats it easily. I wonder how many times I've use a variation of the word "easy" in the past few episodes.
Morrison sends out Gligar, which, surprisingly, defeats Grovyle. Ash sends out Swellow, and it turns into a knock-down, drag-out fight that ends with both being knocked out.
It's now Glalie versus Metang, and "Ash should have the advantage" of an ice versus a steel, yes, Max, you are completely right and not at all an idiot.
Fortunately, Glalie's ice and normal attacks defeat Metang's steel type and high defenses, just like it would in the games.
The heroes learn that tomorrow, Ash will be up against Tyson, and this will definitely be nothing like Ash versus Harrison. How do I know that? Well Harrison was from Hoenn, whereas Tyson is from oh wait.
Tyson gives a pep talk to his pokemon: Meowth, Sceptile, Metagross, Donphan, Hariyama, and Shiftry. TR Meowth tries to give Tyson's Meowth some advice for fighting Pikachu, but it blows him off. Meanwhile, Morrison tells Ash that he's definitely going to defeat Tyson.
The first round is Glalie versus Sceptile, and it's a TO BE CONTINUED as ice beam connects with solar beam.
Despite my jokes, this episode is actually pretty decent.
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Started: July 6, 2005