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* CurbStompCushion: Drake's Onix is able to escape Water Gun with Dig and traps Ash's Squirtle with Bind but a Withdraw and Hydro Pump severely damage Onix and a single Skull Bash knocks out the Rock Snake Pokémon.
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[[JustForFun/TheOneWith The one where...]] Ash faces a CanonForeigner champion.
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* CompositeCharacter: Although the Kanto Elite Four are established in the Anime by this point, Drake takes some cues from the game version of the Pokémon League. Dragonite (Lance), Onix (Bruno), Gengar (Agatha) and Venusaur (Green) being taken from their teams, and an appearance vaguely resembling Lance, who wouldn't debut until the Johto arc.
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* BeamOWar: The episode ends with Drake's Gengar and Ash's Lapras engaged in one with Night Shade and Ice Beam, respectively, which results in an explosion.
* TheBusCameBack: One of Ash's Tauros makes its first appearance, and its battle debut.

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* BeamOWar: The episode ends with Drake's Gengar and Ash's Lapras engaged in one with Night Shade and Ice Beam, respectively, which respectively. It results in an explosion.
* TheBusCameBack: One of Ash's Tauros makes its first appearance, appearance and its battle debut.



* DramaPreservingHandicap: Ash's Snorlax has been established as being nearly unstoppable and has few obedience problems; if Ash were able to use it, the battle against Drake would be much easier, so to preserve Drake and Dragonite's image as near unbeatable, Snorlax decides now is a good time to sleep for a few days and can't be woken up.

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* DramaPreservingHandicap: Ash's Snorlax has been established as being nearly unstoppable and has few obedience problems; if Ash were able to use it, the battle against Drake would be much easier, so to preserve the image of Drake and Dragonite's image as near Dragonite being nearly unbeatable, Snorlax decides now is a good time to sleep for a few days and can't be woken up.



* PungeonMaster: Drake makes a bad pun every time he calls on a new Pokemon in this episode (though this is averted in part 2).

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* PungeonMaster: Drake makes a bad pun every time he calls on a new Pokemon in this episode (though episode, though this is averted in part 2).2.
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* DramaPreservingHandicap: Ash's Snorlax has been established as being nearly unstoppable and has few obedience problems, naturally if he was able to use it the battle against Drake would be much easier so to preserve Drake and Dragonite's image as near unbeatable Snorlax decides now is a good time to sleep for a few days and can't be woken up.

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* DramaPreservingHandicap: Ash's Snorlax has been established as being nearly unstoppable and has few obedience problems, naturally problems; if he was Ash were able to use it it, the battle against Drake would be much easier easier, so to preserve Drake and Dragonite's image as near unbeatable unbeatable, Snorlax decides now is a good time to sleep for a few days and can't be woken up.



* NoChallengeEqualsNoSatisfaction: Because he was so strong and undefeated, Drake wondered if he'd ever find a WorthyOpponent that could defeat him. He got his wish when Ash came to challenge him.
* NoSell: Tauros' Ground-type attack has no effect on the levitating Ghost-type Gengar (a rule that actually became canon ten years after the episode aired).
* PungeonMaster: Drake does this every time he calls on a new Pokemon in this episode (though this is averted in part 2).
* PutOnABus: Snorlax officially leaves Ash's original team since it wouldn't wake up for the Orange League.

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* NoChallengeEqualsNoSatisfaction: Because he was he's so strong and undefeated, Drake wondered wonders if he'd he'll ever find a WorthyOpponent that could can defeat him. He got gets his wish when Ash came comes to challenge him.
* NoSell: Tauros' Ground-type Fissure attack has no effect on the levitating Ghost-type Gengar (a rule that actually became canon ten years after the episode aired).
* PungeonMaster: Drake does this makes a bad pun every time he calls on a new Pokemon in this episode (though this is averted in part 2).
* PutOnABus: Snorlax officially leaves Ash's original team since it wouldn't won't wake up for the Orange League.
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* DramaPreservingHandicap: Ash's Snorlax has been established as being nearly unstoppable and has few obedience problems, naturally if he was able to use it the battle against Drake would be much easier so to preserve Drake and Dragonite's image as near unbeatable Snorlax decides now is a good time to sleep for a few days and can't be woken up.
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* PutOnABus: Snorlax officially leaves Ash's original team since it wouldn't wake up for the Orange League.

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* PutOnABus: Snorlax officially leaves Ash's original team since it wouldn't wake up for the Orange League.League.
* TooDumbToLive: Team Rocket threatens Drake, ''the undefeated champion'', to make him hand over Dragonite. That goes as well as you would expect.
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* PutOnABus: Snorlax officially leaves Ash's original team since it wouldn't wake up for the Orange League.
* WhatAnIdiot: Team Rocket threatens Drake, ''the undefeated champion'', to make him hand over Dragonite. That goes as well as you would expect.

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* PutOnABus: Snorlax officially leaves Ash's original team since it wouldn't wake up for the Orange League.
* WhatAnIdiot: Team Rocket threatens Drake, ''the undefeated champion'', to make him hand over Dragonite. That goes as well as you would expect.
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* PutOnABus: Snorlax officially leaves Ash's original team since it wouldn't wake up for the Orange League.

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* PutOnABus: Snorlax officially leaves Ash's original team since it wouldn't wake up for the Orange League.League.
* WhatAnIdiot: Team Rocket threatens Drake, ''the undefeated champion'', to make him hand over Dragonite. That goes as well as you would expect.
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* NoSell: Tauros' Ground-type attack has no effect on the levitating Ghost-type Gengar.

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* NoSell: Tauros' Ground-type attack has no effect on the levitating Ghost-type Gengar.Gengar (a rule that actually became canon ten years after the episode aired).
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* BeamOWar: The episode ends with Drake's Gengar and Ash's Lapras engaged in one with Nightshade and Ice Beam, respectively, which results in an explosion.

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* BeamOWar: The episode ends with Drake's Gengar and Ash's Lapras engaged in one with Nightshade Night Shade and Ice Beam, respectively, which results in an explosion.



* NoSell: Tauros' ground type attacks has no effect on the Ghost-type Gengar. [[HilariousInHindsight This was before abilites were introduced and Gengar got Levitate.]]

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* NoSell: Tauros' ground type attacks Ground-type attack has no effect on the levitating Ghost-type Gengar. [[HilariousInHindsight This was before abilites were introduced and Gengar got Levitate.]]Gengar.
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* NoChallengeEqualsNoSatisfaction: Because he was so strong and undefeated, Drake wondered if he'd ever find a WorthyOpponent that could defeat him. He got his wish when Ash came to challenge him.
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* DittoFighter: Pikachu takes on Drake's Ditto; since he's the more physically fit of the pair, he wins.
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* PungeonMaster: Drake does this every time he calls on a new Pokemon in this episode (though this is averted in part 2).
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Ash and friends finally arrive on Pummelo Island, where Ash prepares for his battle with Drake, the undefeated Orange League Champion. He learns that it will also be a full battle, where each trainer uses all six Pokémon in their party. With his Snorlax refusing to wake up, Ash sends it to Professor Oak in exchange for one of his Tauros. The next day, the battle begins on a rock-and-water battlefield, which will change as soon as one side loses three Pokémon. Ash manages to defeat Drake's first two Pokémon, Ditto and Onix, without too much trouble, but his third Pokémon, Gengar, proves to be a bit trickier...

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Ash and friends finally arrive on Pummelo Island, where Ash prepares for his battle with Drake, the undefeated Orange League Champion. He learns that it will also be a full battle, where each trainer uses all six Pokémon in their party. With his Snorlax refusing to wake up, Ash sends it to Professor Oak in exchange for one of his Tauros. The next day, the battle begins on a rock-and-water battlefield, which will change as soon as one side loses three Pokémon. Ash manages to defeat Drake's win the first two Pokémon, Ditto and Onix, rounds without too much trouble, but his Drake's third Pokémon, Gengar, Pokémon proves to be a bit trickier...
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* DramaticAlienVTOL: Dragonite debuts doing this.
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When a chance encounter with a Vileplume leaves Ash and Tracey incapacitated, Misty sets about finding a healing plant that will restore their health. Meanwhile James and Meowth of Team Rocket lurk nearby, planning to steal the herb for their own nefarious uses.

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!!Japanese Title: ''Winner's Cup! Full Battle 6 VS 6!!''
!!!Original Airdate: August 26, 1999
!!!US Airdate: September 16th, 2000
When a chance encounter with a Vileplume leaves Ash and Tracey incapacitated, Misty sets about finding a healing plant that will restore their health. Meanwhile James and Meowth of Team Rocket lurk nearby, planning to steal the herb for their own nefarious uses.



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* GenreSavvy: Ash toward Drake's Ditto. Despite it taking on Pikachu's form, it lacks Pikachu's strength, granting Pikachu a good victory.
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* TheBusCameBack: One of Ash's Tauros makes its' first appearance, and its battle debut.

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* TheBusCameBack: One of Ash's Tauros makes its' its first appearance, and its battle debut.



* NoSell: Tauros' ground type attacks has no effect on the ghost-type Gengar. [[HilariousInHindsight This was before abilites were introduced and Gengar got Levitate.]]

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* NoSell: Tauros' ground type attacks has no effect on the ghost-type Ghost-type Gengar. [[HilariousInHindsight This was before abilites were introduced and Gengar got Levitate.]]

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Ash and friends finally arrive on Pummelo Island, where Ash prepares against his battle Drake, the leader of the Orange League. Can Ash hold his own against Drake.

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Ash and friends finally arrive on Pummelo Island, where Ash prepares against for his battle with Drake, the leader of the undefeated Orange League. Can League Champion. He learns that it will also be a full battle, where each trainer uses all six Pokémon in their party. With his Snorlax refusing to wake up, Ash hold sends it to Professor Oak in exchange for one of his own against Drake.Tauros. The next day, the battle begins on a rock-and-water battlefield, which will change as soon as one side loses three Pokémon. Ash manages to defeat Drake's first two Pokémon, Ditto and Onix, without too much trouble, but his third Pokémon, Gengar, proves to be a bit trickier...



* BeamOWar: The episode ends with Drake's Gengar and Lapras engaged in one.

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* BeamOWar: The episode ends with Drake's Gengar and Ash's Lapras engaged in one.one with Nightshade and Ice Beam, respectively, which results in an explosion.



* CurbstompBattle: Subverted with Squirtle and Drake's Onix. Despite having an obvious type advantage, Squirtle still has the squeeze put on him by Onix. He still beats it anyways.
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* NoSell: Tauros ground type attacks has no effect on the ghost-type Gengar.

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* NoSell: Tauros Tauros' ground type attacks has no effect on the ghost-type Gengar. [[HilariousInHindsight This was before abilites were introduced and Gengar got Levitate.]]
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Ash and friends finally arrive on Pummelo Island, where Ash prepares against his battle Drake, the leader of the Orange League. Can Ash hold his own against Drake.
!!Tropes Are:
* BeamOWar: The episode ends with Drake's Gengar and Lapras engaged in one.
* TheBusCameBack: One of Ash's Tauros makes its' first appearance, and its battle debut.
* CurbstompBattle: Subverted with Squirtle and Drake's Onix. Despite having an obvious type advantage, Squirtle still has the squeeze put on him by Onix. He still beats it anyways.
* GenreSavvy: Ash toward Drake's Ditto. Despite it taking on Pikachu's form, it lacks Pikachu's strength, granting Pikachu a good victory.
* HeavySleeper: Not even an ''onslaught of five Pokemon'' can wake up Snorlax.
* NoSell: Tauros ground type attacks has no effect on the ghost-type Gengar.
* PutOnABus: Snorlax officially leaves Ash's original team since it wouldn't wake up for the Orange League.

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