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* AdaptationNameChange: Otoshi's original Japanese name was Saizo. Odd that the dubbers would replace one Japanese name with another, as they normally went out of their way to avoid Japanese references.
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* DubNameChange: Otoshi's original Japanese name was Saizo. Odd that the dubbers would replace one Japanese name with another, as they normally went out of their way to avoid Japanese references.
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* EasilyForgiven: Ash takes Otoshi's attempted robbery in stride after hearing that his own badges were stolen.
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* KnowWhenToFoldEm: After seeing his strongest pokemon get trounced by an attack it should have been ''immune'' to, Otoshi realizes he bit off way more than he could chew and immediately forfeits.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Jessie attempts to steal Otoshi's Doduo. Later episodes established that a Pokéball will not work on those already belonging to another trainer. Interestingly, Marowak hits away the ball, leaving the audience not knowing what the result would have been otherwise.
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** Jessie attempts to steal Otoshi'sDoduo.Doduo by throwing a Pokéball at it. Later episodes established that a Pokéball will not work on those already belonging to another trainer. Interestingly, Marowak hits away the ball, leaving the audience not knowing what the result would have been otherwise.
** Jessie attempts to steal Otoshi's
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[[JustForFun/TheOneWith The one where...]] Ash nearly loses it all.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Marowak, to Otoshi. Not only because all of their hard work had gone to waste when his badges were stolen, but also because he was gullible enough to let Jesse trick him in the first place.
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* DiggingYourselfDeeper: After stealing Otoshi's badges, losing them to Jessie, and causing Marowak to leave, Meowth suggests that he buy a ticket to the Pokémon League...as an audience member. Otoshi understandably gets very angry at this.
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* NoSympathy: When Meowth translates Marowak's declaration of leaving Otoshi, his reaction basically amounts to "tough luck kid!" His suggestion to buy a ticket to watch the League further rubs salt in the wound. Worse still is that Team Rocket was responsible for his predicament in the first place!
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** Marowak is defeated by Pikachu's thunderbolt. Later on, keeping in line with the games, ground-type pokemon would be completely unaffected by electric attacks.
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* ShoutOut: To [[BadToTheBone a certain song]].
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* AdaptationNameChange: Otoshi's original Japanese name was Saizo. Odd that the dub would replace a Japanese name with another Japanese one, as they normally went out of their way to avoid Japanese references.
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* GoodTimesMontage: After seeing the trainers working with their Pokémon, Marowak recalls the good times he had with Otoshi.
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* LookBehindYou: Jessie's attempt to steal a trainer's badges.
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* FreezeFrameBonus: One exclusive to the Japanese version, due to dub edits. When Brock is looking through James' possessions, one is a card of Dark Primeape from the TCG, which had at the time only been released in Japan. In the dub, this is replaced with a photo of James.
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* FreezeFrameBonus: One exclusive to the Japanese version, due to dub edits. When Brock is looking through James' possessions, one is a card of Dark Primeape from the TCG, which had at the time only been released in Japan. In the dub, this is replaced with a photo of James.James.
* YouAreAlreadyDead: Marowak's defeat of Bulbasaur.
* YouAreAlreadyDead: Marowak's defeat of Bulbasaur.
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!!Japanese Title: ''Garagara's Bone Club''
!!!Original Airdate: December 3rd, 1998
!!!US Airdate: October 16th, 1999
!!!Original Airdate: December 3rd, 1998
!!!US Airdate: October 16th, 1999
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Ash, Brock and Misty finally leave Pallet Town and are on their way to the Pokémon League Tournament when they run into another trainer who's also headed for the Indigo Plateau. Unfortunately, this trainer has had all of his Pokémon Badges stolen from him and unless he gets eight more badges he won't be able to complete in the Tournament. Ash is unfairly challenged to a battle where the winner gets to keep all eight of Ash's Badges!
!The episode provides examples of:
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Jessie attempts to steal Otoshi's Doduo. Later episodes established that a Pokéball will not work on those already belonging to another trainer. Interestingly, Marowak hits away the ball, leaving the audience not knowing what the result would have been otherwise.
* FreezeFrameBonus: One exclusive to the Japanese version, due to dub edits. When Brock is looking through James' possessions, one is a card of Dark Primeape from the TCG, which had at the time only been released in Japan. In the dub, this is replaced with a photo of James.
!The episode provides examples of:
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Jessie attempts to steal Otoshi's Doduo. Later episodes established that a Pokéball will not work on those already belonging to another trainer. Interestingly, Marowak hits away the ball, leaving the audience not knowing what the result would have been otherwise.
* FreezeFrameBonus: One exclusive to the Japanese version, due to dub edits. When Brock is looking through James' possessions, one is a card of Dark Primeape from the TCG, which had at the time only been released in Japan. In the dub, this is replaced with a photo of James.
