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| + | |series = Pokémon the Series: Black & White |
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| + | |subtitle = Pocket Monsters: Best Wishes! |
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| + | |machars = [[Ash Ketchum|Ash]], [[Iris (anime)|Iris]], [[Cilan (anime)|Cilan]] |
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| ⚫ | |pchars = [[Ash's Pikachu]], [[Iris' Axew]], [[Team Rocket's Meowth]], [[Ash's Unfezant|Ash's Tranquill]], [[Ash's Oshawott]], [[Ash's Boldore|Ash's Roggenrola]], [[Iris' Emolga]], [[Cilan's Stunfisk]], [[Jessie's Woobat]], [[James' Yamask]], [[Fennel's Munna]], [[Fennel's Musharna]], [[ |
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| + | |animation = 小山知洋 (Tomohiro Koyama) |
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| − | ==Episode Plot== |
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| + | |director = うえだしげる (Shigeru Ueda) |
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| − | While heading to Nimbasa City, Ash and his friends meet up with Professor Juniper, who has a surprise for them: A Plume Fossil that has been donated from [[Lenora]] in [[Nacrene City]]. Also, this fossil could be ressurected as an Archen, the First Bird Pokemon. With help from Doctor Fennel from [[Striaton City]], they revive the fossil and an Archen is born, with help from Fennel's Musharna. Upon ressurection it attacks everyone and after being headbutted by Ash it's KO'd. Meanwhile Team Rocket overhears this and is asked by the bad Doctor Zager to capture Archen and get all the computer info. Will they succeed and get all the computer data they need? Will Archen be able to fly as it evolves into [[Archeops]]? Yes. And what are those seeds it dropped near the machine? |
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| + | |screenplay = 冨岡淳広 (Atsuhiro Tomioka) |
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| + | |storyboard = うえだしげる (Shigeru Ueda) |
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| + | {{Nihongo|Archeops in the Modern World!|化石復活！古代怪鳥アーケオス！！|Fossil Revival! Ancient Mysterious Bird Archeops!!}} is the 38th episode of ''[[Pokémon: Black & White]]''. |
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| + | <section begin="Synopsis"/>''Our heroes stop to visit their old friends Professor Juniper and Dr. Fennel, just in time to witness an amazing event: Dr. Fennel uses a special Pokémon restoration machine to restore an Archen from a Plume Fossil!''<section end="Synopsis"/> |
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| + | ''The ancient Pokémon has some trouble adjusting to its modern environment, rejecting Cilan’s specially prepared food and complaining in an ear-splitting voice. Flying also proves difficult for Archen, even though it’s the ancestor of all Flying-type Pokémon. This gives our heroes and the researchers a monumental opportunity to witness the historic birth of Pokémon flight! At first Archen struggles to get off the ground, even with help from Ash’s Tranquill—but after it evolves into Archeops, it takes off easily!'' |
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| + | ''Meanwhile, Dr. Fennel’s machine has drawn the attention of Team Rocket, who hack into it to steal the data. They also try to catch Archeops, but after losing a heated battle, they withdraw to celebrate their data-stealing success with Doctor Zager.'' |
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| + | ''Worried about how Archeops will survive in the modern world, Dr. Fennel and Professor Juniper start making plans to create a proper environment for it...and then they discover the purpose of its persistent cries when three other Archeops appear! And so, united with others of its own kind, Archeops happily goes off with its new friends, and our heroes bid them a fond farewell.''<ref>{{Cite|url = https://www.pokemon.com/us/animation/seasons/14/episode-36-archeops-in-the-modern-world/|entry = Archeops in the Modern World! {{!}} Pokémon TV (pokemon.com)|title = The Official Pokémon Website {{!}} Pokemon.com|access-date = {{MDY|2|3|2024}}}}</ref> |
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| + | In a lab, Prof. Juniper shows the heroes a Plume Fossil, which [[Iris (anime)|Iris]] thinks it is just a rock. Juniper remembers Lenora, the Gym Leader of Nacrene City, found the fossil and brought it to her. Juniper tells them it is a fossil of an Archen, the oldest Flying-type Pokémon, intending on reviving it. Fennel is excited, for the moment of reviving the Pokémon is near. She sends Musharna to power the machine, which uses Dream Energy. Dr. Fennel places the fossil and, with Musharna's power, Archen is revived. Juniper records the moment, as Archen comes out of the reviving chamber. However, Archen is wild and starts jumping and pecking everyone. Ash tries to get to it, but bashes his head against Archen. |
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| + | Team Rocket overhear what happened. Dr. Zager contacts them and orders them to get the info about the restoration machine. [[Cilan (anime)|Cilan]] goes into the room where Archen is, but Ash and Iris shush him, since Archen is sleeping. Cilan places the food on the ground, while Fennel thinks Juniper should extend her research of origins of Pokémon. Juniper explains she is analyzing the data, for Archen, being an ancestor of Flying-type Pokémon, cannot fly. So, she managed to study its voice, trying to find some important data. Archen wakes up and releases a powerful voice, which causes the seeds left behind to be planted into the ground. Archen uses Dragon Breath, pushing Cilan away and breaking the windows. Ash holds Archen, trying to calm it down, though Archen pecks him and releases the voice, causing the seeds to grow into plants. |
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| + | Archen is exhausted, though Ash tells they want to be its friends. Ash gives it some food Cilan made, but Archen does not like it and jumps out. Team Rocket see it, remarking it is colorful. Archen climbs up a tree and tries to eat some berries, but does not like them. It tries to fly, but fails. Ash begins to train it how to fly, sending [[Ash's Unfezant|Tranquill]] to help Archen. Archen flies for a while, but goes back to ground. Iris sends [[Iris' Emolga|Emolga]] to help it, though Emolga uses Attract, which fails, as Archen is female. She pecks Emolga, causing Emolga to use Volt Switch, running away and sending Stunfisk. Archen stares at Stunfisk for a bit and pecks it, causing Stunfisk to electrocute Archen, who releases a powerful voice, causing the plants at the lab to grow bigger. As the heroes are entertained by Archen, Team Rocket is gathering data from the lab. |
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| + | Fennel reproduces the video, so Juniper wonders if its voice has some meaning. Archen flies a bit, but comes down, though Ash encourages her, for she flew. Juniper admits Ash is a unique trainer, wanting to show the best from a Pokémon. Cilan admits that is the reason he travels with Ash. When Fennel goes inside the lab, she sees overgrown plants, for they entangled the building. Archen comes up and starts eating the fruit, which neither Fennel nor Juniper recognize. Archen howls, causing more fruit to grow. Juniper suspects that the seeds must've been with Archen in the fossil, for her howls cause the plants to grow. Archen eats the fruit and evolves into Archeops and manages to fly without flaws. Meanwhile, Team Rocket have downloaded info to Dr. Zager, so they can focus on stealing Archen. Juniper and Fennel start thinking to leave Archeops to make her new nest here, for she needs a new environment in this world. |
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| + | Team Rocket appears, whose Woobat and Yamask use Air Slash and Shadow Ball. Yamask uses Nightshade, putting the plants on fire. Ash sends Oshawott and Roggenrola to put the flame on. Tranquill uses Air Slash, though Yamask intercepts with Shadow Ball. [[Jessie's Woobat]] uses Air Cutter, which is negated by Fennel's Munna's Psychic. Pikachu uses Electro Ball, while Yamask Night Shade and Woobat Air Slash to counter. Ash sends Oshawott to use Water Gun and Roggenrola to use Sandstorm to put out the fire, while Team Rocket throws a net on Archeops and electrocutes her. Archen uses Dragon Breath, but misses. She goes after Team Rocket, who disappear in a puff of smoke. Everyone is sad to see the nest destroyed, but other Archeops arrive. Juniper sees there is a place in Unova where Archeops managed to survive these millions of years. Archeops joins the group and flies away, making everyone relieved. They bid Archeops farewell. Later, Dr. Zager is pleased, for the data they acquired from the lab will serve useful, as well as the info about Dream Energy from the Dreamyard. |
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| + | *Like [[Barry (anime)|Barry]]'s continuous gag, Ash bashed his head against Archen's. |
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| + | *Alike "[[RS064: True Blue Swablu|True Blue Swablu]]", Ash and his friends teach a Swablu how to fly, even having his flying-type Pokémon, Taillow, to demonstrate. In the end, after Swablu manages to fly, it flies off with its flock. |
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| + | BW038 1.png {{!}} The fossil being analyzed |
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| + | BW038 2.png {{!}} Archen is revived |
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| + | BW038 3.png {{!}} Ash bashes his head against Archen's |
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| + | BW038 4.png {{!}} Archen releases the voice |
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| + | BW038 5.png {{!}} Ash tries to calm down Archen |
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| + | BW038 6.png {{!}} Ash tries to feed Archen |
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| + | BW038 7.png {{!}} Archen climbed to a tree |
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| + | BW038 8.png {{!}} Archen learns how to fly |
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| + | BW038 9.png {{!}} Emolga annoys Iris |
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| + | BW038 10.png {{!}} Archen flies up |
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| + | BW038 11.png {{!}} The building, covered in vines |
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| + | BW038 12.png {{!}} Archen evolved into Archeops |
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| + | BW038 13.png {{!}} Archeops faces Woobat and Yamask |
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| + | BW038 14.png {{!}} The building is on fire |
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| + | BW038 15.png {{!}} Team Rocket forces Archeops to join them |
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| + | BW038 16.png {{!}} Archeops' nest got burned |
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| + | BW038 17.png {{!}} Archeops flies with her new friends |
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| + | ==References== |
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Latest revision as of 19:32, 18 February 2024
Archeops in the Modern World! (Japanese: 化石復活！古代怪鳥アーケオス！！, Hepburn: Fossil Revival! Ancient Mysterious Bird Archeops!!) is the 38th episode of Pokémon: Black & White.
Synopsis
Our heroes stop to visit their old friends Professor Juniper and Dr. Fennel, just in time to witness an amazing event: Dr. Fennel uses a special Pokémon restoration machine to restore an Archen from a Plume Fossil!
The ancient Pokémon has some trouble adjusting to its modern environment, rejecting Cilan’s specially prepared food and complaining in an ear-splitting voice. Flying also proves difficult for Archen, even though it’s the ancestor of all Flying-type Pokémon. This gives our heroes and the researchers a monumental opportunity to witness the historic birth of Pokémon flight! At first Archen struggles to get off the ground, even with help from Ash’s Tranquill—but after it evolves into Archeops, it takes off easily!
Meanwhile, Dr. Fennel’s machine has drawn the attention of Team Rocket, who hack into it to steal the data. They also try to catch Archeops, but after losing a heated battle, they withdraw to celebrate their data-stealing success with Doctor Zager.
Worried about how Archeops will survive in the modern world, Dr. Fennel and Professor Juniper start making plans to create a proper environment for it...and then they discover the purpose of its persistent cries when three other Archeops appear! And so, united with others of its own kind, Archeops happily goes off with its new friends, and our heroes bid them a fond farewell.[1]
Episode plot
In a lab, Prof. Juniper shows the heroes a Plume Fossil, which Iris thinks it is just a rock. Juniper remembers Lenora, the Gym Leader of Nacrene City, found the fossil and brought it to her. Juniper tells them it is a fossil of an Archen, the oldest Flying-type Pokémon, intending on reviving it. Fennel is excited, for the moment of reviving the Pokémon is near. She sends Musharna to power the machine, which uses Dream Energy. Dr. Fennel places the fossil and, with Musharna's power, Archen is revived. Juniper records the moment, as Archen comes out of the reviving chamber. However, Archen is wild and starts jumping and pecking everyone. Ash tries to get to it, but bashes his head against Archen.
Team Rocket overhear what happened. Dr. Zager contacts them and orders them to get the info about the restoration machine. Cilan goes into the room where Archen is, but Ash and Iris shush him, since Archen is sleeping. Cilan places the food on the ground, while Fennel thinks Juniper should extend her research of origins of Pokémon. Juniper explains she is analyzing the data, for Archen, being an ancestor of Flying-type Pokémon, cannot fly. So, she managed to study its voice, trying to find some important data. Archen wakes up and releases a powerful voice, which causes the seeds left behind to be planted into the ground. Archen uses Dragon Breath, pushing Cilan away and breaking the windows. Ash holds Archen, trying to calm it down, though Archen pecks him and releases the voice, causing the seeds to grow into plants.
Archen is exhausted, though Ash tells they want to be its friends. Ash gives it some food Cilan made, but Archen does not like it and jumps out. Team Rocket see it, remarking it is colorful. Archen climbs up a tree and tries to eat some berries, but does not like them. It tries to fly, but fails. Ash begins to train it how to fly, sending Tranquill to help Archen. Archen flies for a while, but goes back to ground. Iris sends Emolga to help it, though Emolga uses Attract, which fails, as Archen is female. She pecks Emolga, causing Emolga to use Volt Switch, running away and sending Stunfisk. Archen stares at Stunfisk for a bit and pecks it, causing Stunfisk to electrocute Archen, who releases a powerful voice, causing the plants at the lab to grow bigger. As the heroes are entertained by Archen, Team Rocket is gathering data from the lab.
Fennel reproduces the video, so Juniper wonders if its voice has some meaning. Archen flies a bit, but comes down, though Ash encourages her, for she flew. Juniper admits Ash is a unique trainer, wanting to show the best from a Pokémon. Cilan admits that is the reason he travels with Ash. When Fennel goes inside the lab, she sees overgrown plants, for they entangled the building. Archen comes up and starts eating the fruit, which neither Fennel nor Juniper recognize. Archen howls, causing more fruit to grow. Juniper suspects that the seeds must've been with Archen in the fossil, for her howls cause the plants to grow. Archen eats the fruit and evolves into Archeops and manages to fly without flaws. Meanwhile, Team Rocket have downloaded info to Dr. Zager, so they can focus on stealing Archen. Juniper and Fennel start thinking to leave Archeops to make her new nest here, for she needs a new environment in this world.
Team Rocket appears, whose Woobat and Yamask use Air Slash and Shadow Ball. Yamask uses Nightshade, putting the plants on fire. Ash sends Oshawott and Roggenrola to put the flame on. Tranquill uses Air Slash, though Yamask intercepts with Shadow Ball. Jessie's Woobat uses Air Cutter, which is negated by Fennel's Munna's Psychic. Pikachu uses Electro Ball, while Yamask Night Shade and Woobat Air Slash to counter. Ash sends Oshawott to use Water Gun and Roggenrola to use Sandstorm to put out the fire, while Team Rocket throws a net on Archeops and electrocutes her. Archen uses Dragon Breath, but misses. She goes after Team Rocket, who disappear in a puff of smoke. Everyone is sad to see the nest destroyed, but other Archeops arrive. Juniper sees there is a place in Unova where Archeops managed to survive these millions of years. Archeops joins the group and flies away, making everyone relieved. They bid Archeops farewell. Later, Dr. Zager is pleased, for the data they acquired from the lab will serve useful, as well as the info about Dream Energy from the Dreamyard.
Debuts
Pokémon
Item
Quotes
"It looks like a rock if you ask me." - Iris
Trivia
- Professor Oak's Live Caster: Druddigon
- Who's That Pokémon?: Archen (US)
- Like Barry's continuous gag, Ash bashed his head against Archen's.
- Alike "True Blue Swablu", Ash and his friends teach a Swablu how to fly, even having his flying-type Pokémon, Taillow, to demonstrate. In the end, after Swablu manages to fly, it flies off with its flock.
Gallery
References
- ^ (n.d.) . "Archeops in the Modern World! | Pokémon TV (pokemon.com)". From The Official Pokémon Website | Pokemon.com. Archived from the original on February 3, 2024.
