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Japanese Episode AG 031: "Muro Jimu Saisen! Nami Noru Batoru Fiirudo!"
Orchid-Hakase Pokémon Lecture: Pokémon Senryuu Contest information Pokemon Dare Da? None (Japanese), Persian (American) Japanese Air Date: June 26th, 2003 American Air Date: May 15th, 2004 Touki, the
Muro Town Gym Leader, leads an eager Satoshi to the cave where the
young trainer's rematch will take place. After an attempt from
the Rocket-Dan to turn Touki's cave into their new Secret Base is
thwarted, Satoshi and Touki are able to begin their battle. It's
a
two-on-two battle, and the first match sees Touki's Wanriki face off
against Satoshi's Kimori. The gecko pokemon is able to dodge
the fighting-type pokemon's attacks by jumping around the field, but
before long Satoshi realizes that he can't keep this up
forever. He calls his Heigani in, who is able to surprise
Wanriki from underwater to score a victory for Satoshi. Next up
is Touki's Hariteyama. Heigani attempts to launch an attack from
under the water, but this time Touki's pokemon is able to counter
with a powerful Seismic Toss attack. Satoshi's pokemon is KO'ed,
so he's calls out his Kimori again. Satoshi develops a strategy
where he has Kimori attack Hariteyama's legs, preventing it from
fighting at full
power. When geysers begin erupting on the battlefield, Kimori is
able to use the
power of nature to launch a final attack that defeats the large
fighting-type
pokemon. Satoshi wins his second Houen League badge!
Satoshi congratulates his pokemon on a job well done as he says his
farewells to Touki and Muro Town.
Thoughts The
dubbed version is pretty "meh" with one exception. During the
first part of the Treecko / Hariyama battle, there's this really great
piece of 4Kids-created background music playing that really impressed
me. The song is actually really really good, and if I didn't know
any better, I'd swear is was part of the original Japanese soundtrack
(as in it actually uses a real orchestra instead of cheap
synthesizers). Unfortunately, I've never heard the dub use this
piece of music ever again, but I hope that someday 4Kids decides to
dust it off and allow us to listen to it at least one more time. Cut--1
second Dialogue
Edit In
the dub, the whole flashback is treated as if it's a random dream
sequence instead. Instead of telling how Team Rocket wound up in
Brawly's training space, the dubbed version has Jessie, James, and
Meowth blather on about how they're "dreaming" about encountering their
refrigerator for a second time. The dubbed version doesn't really
make any sense, since it's obvious that the footage is supposed to be a
flashback instead of a daydream taking place in present time, but I
guess 4Kids was bored and decided to give me something new to write
about. Commercial
Cut--18 seconds Cut--1
second
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