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Episode Synopses (English Series)
Do you love Pokemon but you missed a few epiosdes? Then this is the place to be for synopses, screen shots and the occasional MPEG movie of every single episode they'll throw at us! Feel free to browse to your heart's content.
| Episode name |
Synopsis | Goodies |
| Pokemon Scent-sation! |
Arriving in Celadon City, Brock, Misty, and Pikachu stop in a perfume shop. Ash is not impressed, however, and ends up insulting the local gym leader, Erika, who is also a perfume maker. He is forced to work with Team Rocket in order to sneak into the Celadon Gym so he can battle for the Rainbowbadge. Jessie and James, meanwhile, are trying to steal the secret perfume formula of the Celadon Gym and use it to make lots of money.
Ash has his battle with Erika, but during the battle, Team Rocket sets off an explosion which sets the gym on fire. Ash helps Erika and the others to save the Pokemon in the gym, including Erika's own plant-Pokemon, Gloom. She gifts him with the Rainbowbadge to thank him for helping to save her friends. |
MPEGs:
None, sorry! |
| Hypno's Naptime |
Children are disappearing from the city that Ash and his companions arrive in, and Pokemon are becoming lethargic and inactive. Tracking the source, the gang discovers Drowzee and Hypno, two psychic Pokemon who can hypnotize people and Pokemon alike. Misty gets affected by Hypno, and starts to believe she is a Seel. Her friends chase her as she runs into a park, where they find the other children, who all believe they're different Pokemon. With the help of Drowzee, Ash and Brock manage to heal all the children and Pokemon. One Pokemon, however, a duck Pokemon named Psyduck, decides to follow after them and become Misty's Pokemon, much to her disgust... | MPEGs:
None, sorry! |
| Pokemon Fashion Flash |
While travelling through the city, Ash and the others enter the fashion district. Brock drags everyone into a salon owned by Suzie, a Pokemon breeder like himself. Her Pokemon, Vulpix, is one of the most beautiful Pokemon in the world. Misty, however, is more interested in a Pokemon makeover for Psyduck, which is available at the new Salon Rocket.
Unbeknownst to them, however, Salon Rocket is operated by Team Rocket, who intend to make lots of money (again). They kidnap Misty; Psyduck goes for help, and Ash and Brock rush to her rescue. Team Rocket's Pokemon nearly defeat Pikachu and Geodude, but Suzie intervenes, and with Vulpix's help, she completely blows Team Rocket away. Suzie decides to go on a journey to learn more about Pokemon breeding, and leaves Vulpix in Brock's capable hands. |
MPEGs:
None, sorry! |
| The Punchy Pokemon |
During their travels, Ash and his friends encounter Hitmonchan, a fighting-type Pokemon, who will be entered in a Pokemon fighting competition called the P-1 Grand Prix. Rebecca, the daughter of Hitmonchan's trainer, wants Ash and the others to defeat her father so that he'll come home instead of spending all his time training Pokemon. Team Rocket wants to enter the competition as well, and steal a Hitmonlee, another fighting Pokemon, in order to enter the battle.
The competition is long and difficult, but after Team Rocket defeats Hitmonchan, their Hitmonlee and Primeape, Ash's entry in the competition, reach the finals. Team Rocket tries to cheat, but Pikachu prevents them, and Primeape wins the battle, winning the championship. Anthony, Hitmonchan's trainer, offers to train Primeape to be the ultimate champion; Ash accepts, and he and Primeape say their goodbyes to each other. |
MPEGs:
None, sorry! |
| Sparks Fly For Magnemite |
In Gringy City, an industrial burg, Pikachu falls ill and is rushed to the Pokemon Center by Ash and his friends. Nurse Joy believes he simply has a cold, but suddenly the power goes out. The city power plant has shut down for unknown reasons. Ash and the others rush to the power plant to find out the reason why. While there, they discover that Magnemite, a mechanical Pokemon of the electric type, is following Pikachu around as though it were in love.
The cause of the power failure is an abundance of Grimers, sludge-based Pokemon who have clogged up the water intake for the power plant. Led by a powerful Muk, the Grimers nearly take over the whole plant. However, hordes of Magnetons, led by the Magnemite and which live in the plant, attack the Grimers and drive them back. Pikachu and Magnemite team up to defeat the powerful Muk, and Ash captures it, adding to his collection. Power is restored, and Pikachu recovers from his illness; it seems that he was over-charged, and the extra electricity that was making him sick was used up in the battle. |
MPEGs:
None, sorry! |
