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+ | |machars = [[Ash Ketchum|Ash]], [[Dawn (anime)|Dawn]], [[Brock (anime)|Brock]] |
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+ | |rchars = [[Jessie]], [[James]], [[Barry (anime)|Barry]], [[Mars]], [[Team Galactic Grunts]], [[Nurse Joy]] |
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⚫ | |pchars = [[Ash's Pikachu]], [[Team Rocket's Meowth]], [[Dawn's Piplup]], [[Jessie's Wobbuffet]], [[Brock's Croagunk]], [[Jessie's Seviper]], [[Jessie's Yanmega]], [[James' Carnivine]], [[Barry's Empoleon]], [[Barry's Heracross]], [[Barry's Staraptor]], [[Barry's Roserade]], [[Riley's Lucario (anime)|Riley's Lucario]], [[Team Galactic's Golbat (anime)|Team Galactic's Golbat]], [[Mars' Purugly (anime)|Mars' Purugly]], [[Nurse Joy's Chansey]], [[Aggron]], [[Steelix]], [[Metang]], [[Lairon]], [[Forretress]], [[Scizor]], [[Aron]] (multiple), [[Graveler]], [[Onix]], [[Magnemite]] (multiple), [[Geodude]] (multiple), [[Skarmory]] (multiple), [[Diglett]] (multiple), [[Rattata]] (multiple), [[Dialga]] (portrait and statue), [[Palkia]] (portrait and statue) |
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+ | |ja_title = ゲンとルカリオ! |
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+ | |ja_ending = Surely Tomorrow |
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⚫ | |pchars = [[Ash's Pikachu]], [[Team Rocket's Meowth]], [[Dawn's Piplup]], [[Jessie's Wobbuffet]], [[Brock's Croagunk]], [[Jessie's Seviper]], [[Jessie's Yanmega]], [[James' Carnivine]], [[Barry's Empoleon]], [[Barry's Heracross]], [[Barry's Staraptor]], [[Barry's Roserade]], [[Riley's Lucario]], [[Team Galactic's |
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+ | |animation = 志村泉 (Izumi Shimura) |
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+ | |director = 小山賢 (Masaru Koyama) |
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+ | |screenplay = 冨岡淳広 (Atsuhiro Tomioka) |
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+ | {{Nihongo|Steeling Peace of Mind!|ゲンとルカリオ!|Riley and Lucario!}} is the 6th episode of [[Pokémon: DP Galactic Battles]]. |
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− | ==Plot== |
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− | The episode starts off with Barry practising on Iron Island. Heracross and Empoleon destroy a rock. Empoleon gets hit by some sort of electricity which later turns out to be a low frequency sound wave. It then starts to attack Barry and Heracross. Meanwhile, Ash, Dawn and Brock are getting prepared to leave Canalave City to head to Dawn's next Contest. Before they leave, Ash receives a call from Barry asking about how his training is going. Ash tells him about his win at the Canalave Gym. Barry is at Iron Island, and something is currently wrong with his Empoleon and some other Pokémon who've begun to act violently. Nurse Joy explains that she can't figure out why this is only happening to Steel-type Pokémon. |
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− | They take a ferry and go to Iron Island but when they get to the Pokémon Center, they find out that Barry has already left. While exploring the island, the group find that all the Steel Pokémon are trying to hurt them and themselves. Suddenly, a huge Aggron comes up to them and is about to attack them when a man called Riley comes in to save the day and his Lucario gets rid of the Aggron. Lucario can use his aura to detect the waves and find out if there are any rampaging Steel Pokémon nearby, although he will not be affected because he can also use the aura to protect himself from the waves. |
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+ | <section begin="Synopsis"/>''On Iron Island, Ash's rival Barry is training with his Empoleon and Heracross when Empoleon suddenly turns on its Trainer. Barry calls Ash and Dawn, who are still in Canalave Town, to tell them what happened—other Pokémon on Iron Island are acting strangely, too! Ash and his friends catch the next ferry to Iron Island, with Team Rocket following them in secret, but Barry has already gone out to explore the island. Whatever is happening, only Steel-type Pokémon are affected, but why?''<section end="Synopsis"/> |
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+ | ''Ash and his friends search for Barry and encounter more Steel-type Pokémon running amok. Ash is even saved from an angry Aggron by a dapper Trainer, Riley, and his Lucario. Riley is a Steel-type Trainer who lives on Iron Island, and his Lucario uses its Aura to protect itself from the low-frequency wave that's driving other Steel-type Pokémon mad. Barry and his Heracross, off on their own investigation, spot a strange machine. Barry runs into Team Rocket and promptly blames them for everything, but Team Rocket denies that the machine is theirs. Barry and Team Rocket go to get a closer look, and discover that the machine is part of a Team Galactic operation headed up by Commander Mars!'' |
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− | Team Rocket, who followed Ash and his friends to the island, have a run in with many of the rampaging Steel types before Barry and his Heracross fall onto them. He accuses them of angering the Steel types, pointing out a device he spotted in the air but Team Rocket claim it was none of their doing. He leads them to the location, which turns out to be a Team Galactic base led by Mars. They try to fight Team Galactic with their Pokémon but it doesn't work. They then fall through a crevice into a small cave with Dialga and Palkia etchings. |
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+ | ''When Team Galactic spots them, Barry and Team Rocket put up a fight but are quickly overpowered and knocked into an ancient underground ruin. Up on the surface, Riley and our heroes have also tracked Team Galactic to the ruins, which are made of metal. Together with Team Galactic's Spear Key, this must be causing the low-frequency wave! Commander Mars releases the Spear Key and the Key melds with the ruins, which release a huge bolt of energy. The wave of energy knocks Lucario backwards; as it gets to its feet, it's overcome by a strange power and prepares to attack!''<ref>{{Cite|url = https://www.pokemon.com/us/animation/seasons/12/episode-6-steeling-peace-of-mind/|entry = Steeling Peace of Mind! {{!}} Pokémon TV (pokemon.com)|title = The Official Pokémon Website {{!}} Pokemon.com|access-date = {{MDY|2|1|2024}}}}</ref> |
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− | Ash and friends finally reach the base with Lucario's help. Eventually Mars picks up a key and inserts it into a slot into the ruins on the island and a powerful radio wave is sent out. Even Lucario can't fight the disturbance any more, and is about to attack the group. The episode concludes with Ash and Riley trying to calm Lucario down. |
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+ | Barry trains his Empoleon and Heracross. Impressed by their results, Barry is confident with those two he will win. Empoleon seems to behave strange and suddenly, it attacks Barry and Heracross. Meanwhile, the heroes are about to take a ship to Chocovine Town, where Dawn should compete in the Contest. Ash decided when she wins this Contest, they could just go to Snowpoint City, where the next Gym is located. Ash receives a call from Barry and shows him his latest Badge. Barry tells him he can now see him as "a true rival". However, his Empoleon is not feeling good and a bunch of other Pokémon are feeling the same - they attack everyone. Nurse Joy cannot determine what is going on, so Barry decides to solve the matter. The gang offers help because they want to help and go to get to a ship to Iron Island. |
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+ | Team Rocket is waiting for the twerps. Jessie knows they are going to Chocovine Town, but are surprised to see that they are going to Iron Island. So, they decide to follow them. Ash is impatient, as the boat is slow, but they still see the Iron Island. When they come to the Pokémon Center, Nurse Joy tells them Barry already left. Nurse Joy has figured out that only Steel-type Pokémon are affected for some reason. As they go towards upper stages, they see some Diglett are going away – a Lairon disturbs them because of the pain. Pikachu and Ash go to calm it down. Pikachu uses Thunderbolt, but no effect is made. Pikachu manages to electrocute it, but no effect is done. Ash tries to warn it, but Pikachu tackles him, as the Lairon smashes its head on a rock. |
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+ | Though ash is unharmed, a Metang comes out, with the same problem. Steelix begins to destroy everything and an Aggron attacks it. Ash tries to stop Aggron, so Aggron uses Flash Cannon, but a man grabs him and gets away. His Lucario uses Close Combat to defeat Aggron. They go away and Lucario uses its Aura and tells his master the area is safe. Ash introduces himself and the man is Riley, who trains with his Steel-type Pokémon on the island. Seeing the Pokémon go angry, he and Lucario went to investigate. They ask Riley how come Lucario is not affected and he explains due to its protective Aura, Lucario shields itself. They ask him if they saw a trainer named Barry, but did not see him. |
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+ | Barry jumps from a cliff, as he was chased by some Magnemite. Heracross gets him and flies to safety, but the Skarmory attack them. Though they fall, Barry and Heracross land on Team Rocket. Seeing them, Barry's Heracross uses Fury Attack. Lucario uses its Aura to sense anything. Riley has discovered that there is a low frequency that affects Steel-type Pokémon – they are berserk, but do not feel any pain. Riley leads the heroes to the path back to town, but they want to help him. Riley warns them it is too dangerous, but Ash tells him the Pokémon are in danger. Riley asks Lucario and it agrees they should come. Riley accepts, but they must not hesitate to defeat any berserk Pokémon, or they will not save them. |
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+ | Barry accuses Team Rocket as the ones that did this effect on the Steel-type Pokémon. Team Rocket tells him they did not such thing, so they all follow Barry, who saw a machine. They spot that Team Galactic is actually doing some research, while their Pokémon fight any berserk Pokémon that comes to them. Team Rocket has the element of surprise, but a Steelix pushes them down and they are spotted. The Golbat use Air Slash, but Heracross protects Barry from harm. Barry calls it back and with Team Rocket, sends all their Pokémon. As they go, Lucario senses there are people nearby. |
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+ | Meowth goes to use Fury Swipes, though the female leader's Pokémon uses Fury Swipes, hitting Meowth. The Golbat use Air Slash and Mud Shot, hitting the Pokémon and pushing Barry and Team Rocket into a cave. They see a statue of Palkia and Dialga and the woman asks them to stay there, taunting them. A researcher asks the leader, Mars, to go with the final stage, which she accepts. Barry calls his Pokémon back for rest. The heroes and Riley spot Team Galactic. Riley senses that the ruins they want to open must be causing this low-frequency sound. Lucario points at the artifact, which Mars puts it in a carving. |
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+ | A power awakens, as the statues glow and a beam hits a far-away mountain. Lucario gets knocked out and when it stands up, it is possessed by a dark Aura and goes to use Aura Sphere on the heroes... |
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==Debuts== |
==Debuts== |
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− | *[[Riley]] |
+ | *[[Riley (anime)|Riley]] |
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*This is one of the few times where Carnivine does not show affection for James after being called out of its Poké Ball. |
*This is one of the few times where Carnivine does not show affection for James after being called out of its Poké Ball. |
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*This is the only episode featuring Team Galactic in which Saturn does not appear. |
*This is the only episode featuring Team Galactic in which Saturn does not appear. |
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− | *The dub title for this episode |
+ | *The dub title for this episode is a reference to the song "Stealing My Peace of Mind" by Rhian Benson. |
*The Finnish title is a reference to a commonly used proverb. |
*The Finnish title is a reference to a commonly used proverb. |
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+ | *When Lucario becomes hostile due to contact with the beam, its Aura can be seen in a dark color. This is probably a reference to the Shadow Pokémon from Pokémon Colosseum and Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness, that also do not hesitate in attacking humans and have dark Auras, as well as to Lucario's relationship with Aura. |
*The object Mars put in the ruins resembles the image from a map of Sinnoh in the Sinnoh-based Pokémon games turned sideways. |
*The object Mars put in the ruins resembles the image from a map of Sinnoh in the Sinnoh-based Pokémon games turned sideways. |
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+ | ===Mistakes=== |
*At the scene where after Lucario gets hit by the beam, the ground's color is the same as Riley's trousers. |
*At the scene where after Lucario gets hit by the beam, the ground's color is the same as Riley's trousers. |
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*The wild Skarmory were hit by Team Galactic's Golbat's Sludge Bomb despite being immune to Poison-type attacks. |
*The wild Skarmory were hit by Team Galactic's Golbat's Sludge Bomb despite being immune to Poison-type attacks. |
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− | {{Pokémon: Diamond & Pearl}} |
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+ | DP110 1.jpg {{!}} Empoleon attacks Barry and Heracross |
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+ | DP110 2.jpg {{!}} Ash shows Barry his newest Badge |
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+ | DP110 4.jpg {{!}} A man saves Ash |
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+ | DP110 5.jpg {{!}} Barry and Heracross landed on Team Rocket |
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+ | DP110 6.jpg {{!}} Lucario uses its Aura |
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+ | DP110 7.jpg {{!}} Team Galactic is working on the ruins |
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+ | DP110 8.jpg {{!}} Meowth gets hurt |
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+ | DP110 9.jpg {{!}} The light hits the mountain |
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+ | DP110 10.jpg {{!}} Lucario gets corrupted. |
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+ | }} |
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+ | ==References== |
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Latest revision as of 20:05, 18 February 2024
Steeling Peace of Mind! (Japanese: ゲンとルカリオ!, Hepburn: Riley and Lucario!) is the 6th episode of Pokémon: DP Galactic Battles.
Synopsis
On Iron Island, Ash's rival Barry is training with his Empoleon and Heracross when Empoleon suddenly turns on its Trainer. Barry calls Ash and Dawn, who are still in Canalave Town, to tell them what happened—other Pokémon on Iron Island are acting strangely, too! Ash and his friends catch the next ferry to Iron Island, with Team Rocket following them in secret, but Barry has already gone out to explore the island. Whatever is happening, only Steel-type Pokémon are affected, but why?
Ash and his friends search for Barry and encounter more Steel-type Pokémon running amok. Ash is even saved from an angry Aggron by a dapper Trainer, Riley, and his Lucario. Riley is a Steel-type Trainer who lives on Iron Island, and his Lucario uses its Aura to protect itself from the low-frequency wave that's driving other Steel-type Pokémon mad. Barry and his Heracross, off on their own investigation, spot a strange machine. Barry runs into Team Rocket and promptly blames them for everything, but Team Rocket denies that the machine is theirs. Barry and Team Rocket go to get a closer look, and discover that the machine is part of a Team Galactic operation headed up by Commander Mars!
When Team Galactic spots them, Barry and Team Rocket put up a fight but are quickly overpowered and knocked into an ancient underground ruin. Up on the surface, Riley and our heroes have also tracked Team Galactic to the ruins, which are made of metal. Together with Team Galactic's Spear Key, this must be causing the low-frequency wave! Commander Mars releases the Spear Key and the Key melds with the ruins, which release a huge bolt of energy. The wave of energy knocks Lucario backwards; as it gets to its feet, it's overcome by a strange power and prepares to attack![1]
Episode plot
Barry trains his Empoleon and Heracross. Impressed by their results, Barry is confident with those two he will win. Empoleon seems to behave strange and suddenly, it attacks Barry and Heracross. Meanwhile, the heroes are about to take a ship to Chocovine Town, where Dawn should compete in the Contest. Ash decided when she wins this Contest, they could just go to Snowpoint City, where the next Gym is located. Ash receives a call from Barry and shows him his latest Badge. Barry tells him he can now see him as "a true rival". However, his Empoleon is not feeling good and a bunch of other Pokémon are feeling the same - they attack everyone. Nurse Joy cannot determine what is going on, so Barry decides to solve the matter. The gang offers help because they want to help and go to get to a ship to Iron Island.
Team Rocket is waiting for the twerps. Jessie knows they are going to Chocovine Town, but are surprised to see that they are going to Iron Island. So, they decide to follow them. Ash is impatient, as the boat is slow, but they still see the Iron Island. When they come to the Pokémon Center, Nurse Joy tells them Barry already left. Nurse Joy has figured out that only Steel-type Pokémon are affected for some reason. As they go towards upper stages, they see some Diglett are going away – a Lairon disturbs them because of the pain. Pikachu and Ash go to calm it down. Pikachu uses Thunderbolt, but no effect is made. Pikachu manages to electrocute it, but no effect is done. Ash tries to warn it, but Pikachu tackles him, as the Lairon smashes its head on a rock.
Though ash is unharmed, a Metang comes out, with the same problem. Steelix begins to destroy everything and an Aggron attacks it. Ash tries to stop Aggron, so Aggron uses Flash Cannon, but a man grabs him and gets away. His Lucario uses Close Combat to defeat Aggron. They go away and Lucario uses its Aura and tells his master the area is safe. Ash introduces himself and the man is Riley, who trains with his Steel-type Pokémon on the island. Seeing the Pokémon go angry, he and Lucario went to investigate. They ask Riley how come Lucario is not affected and he explains due to its protective Aura, Lucario shields itself. They ask him if they saw a trainer named Barry, but did not see him.
Barry jumps from a cliff, as he was chased by some Magnemite. Heracross gets him and flies to safety, but the Skarmory attack them. Though they fall, Barry and Heracross land on Team Rocket. Seeing them, Barry's Heracross uses Fury Attack. Lucario uses its Aura to sense anything. Riley has discovered that there is a low frequency that affects Steel-type Pokémon – they are berserk, but do not feel any pain. Riley leads the heroes to the path back to town, but they want to help him. Riley warns them it is too dangerous, but Ash tells him the Pokémon are in danger. Riley asks Lucario and it agrees they should come. Riley accepts, but they must not hesitate to defeat any berserk Pokémon, or they will not save them.
Barry accuses Team Rocket as the ones that did this effect on the Steel-type Pokémon. Team Rocket tells him they did not such thing, so they all follow Barry, who saw a machine. They spot that Team Galactic is actually doing some research, while their Pokémon fight any berserk Pokémon that comes to them. Team Rocket has the element of surprise, but a Steelix pushes them down and they are spotted. The Golbat use Air Slash, but Heracross protects Barry from harm. Barry calls it back and with Team Rocket, sends all their Pokémon. As they go, Lucario senses there are people nearby.
Meowth goes to use Fury Swipes, though the female leader's Pokémon uses Fury Swipes, hitting Meowth. The Golbat use Air Slash and Mud Shot, hitting the Pokémon and pushing Barry and Team Rocket into a cave. They see a statue of Palkia and Dialga and the woman asks them to stay there, taunting them. A researcher asks the leader, Mars, to go with the final stage, which she accepts. Barry calls his Pokémon back for rest. The heroes and Riley spot Team Galactic. Riley senses that the ruins they want to open must be causing this low-frequency sound. Lucario points at the artifact, which Mars puts it in a carving.
A power awakens, as the statues glow and a beam hits a far-away mountain. Lucario gets knocked out and when it stands up, it is possessed by a dark Aura and goes to use Aura Sphere on the heroes...
Debuts
Character
Pokémon
Trivia
- Music from Lucario and the Mystery of Mew and Pikachu and Pichu are used.
- Professor Oak's Pokémon lecture: Starmie
- This is one of the few times where Carnivine does not show affection for James after being called out of its Poké Ball.
- This is the only episode featuring Team Galactic in which Saturn does not appear.
- The dub title for this episode is a reference to the song "Stealing My Peace of Mind" by Rhian Benson.
- The Finnish title is a reference to a commonly used proverb.
- When Lucario becomes hostile due to contact with the beam, its Aura can be seen in a dark color. This is probably a reference to the Shadow Pokémon from Pokémon Colosseum and Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness, that also do not hesitate in attacking humans and have dark Auras, as well as to Lucario's relationship with Aura.
- The object Mars put in the ruins resembles the image from a map of Sinnoh in the Sinnoh-based Pokémon games turned sideways.
Mistakes
- At the scene where after Lucario gets hit by the beam, the ground's color is the same as Riley's trousers.
- The wild Skarmory were hit by Team Galactic's Golbat's Sludge Bomb despite being immune to Poison-type attacks.
Gallery
References
- ^ (n.d.) . "Steeling Peace of Mind! | Pokémon TV (pokemon.com)". From The Official Pokémon Website | Pokemon.com. Archived from the original on February 1, 2024.