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(Japanese: '''恋するクチート！ハスブレロの花道!!''' <!-- ''???'' -->) is episode 105 of Advanced Generation. It was first broadcast in Japan on December 2, 2004<!-- and in USA on ??? -->.  
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'''Once in a Mawile''' (Japanese: '''恋するクチート！ハスブレロの花道！！''' ''Falling in Love With {{tt|Kucheat|Mawile}}! {{tt|Hasubrero|Lombre}}'s Flower Arrangement!!'') is the 105th episode of ''[[Pokémon the Series: Ruby and Sapphire]]'', and the 379th episode of the [[Pokémon anime]]. It was first broadcast in Japan on December 2, 2004, in the United Kingdom on November 7, 2005, and in the United States on December 10, 2005.
 
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{{Japanese version}}
= Synopsis =
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The episode starts with the gang eating a meal at a picnic table. There, Satoshi asks Takeshi if he wants to have a Pokémon battle to pass the time, and the Pokémon Breeder agrees. Satoshi chooses his Kortoise while Takeshi chooses his Hasubrero, prompting Masato to comment on how Takeshi’s water-type has the advantage against Satoshi’s fire-type.


The battle starts as Haruka comments on how laid-back Hasubrero looks. Satoshi starts off by having Kortoise use Stomp, which Hasubrero manages to dodge. Kortoise then tries a Flamethrower attack, but Hasubrero is able to dodge that as well, even though it does fall backwards in the process. Kortoise attempts to use Stomp again, but it misses yet again. Now, Hasubrero goes on the offensive, hitting Kortoise with a Water Gun. The turtle Pokémon survives the attack and counters with Flamethrower, but it misses. Hasubrero responds with Razor Leaf, but it’s no good as Kortoise withdraws into its shell to deflect the attack. After the Razor Leaf subsides, Satoshi has Kortoise use Overheat, which hits Hasubrero and causes it to go blasting off, Team Rocket-style. The water Pokémon lands in a nearby forest, where a Kucheat and its trainer are practicing new techniques.
==Blurb==
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<i>Ash and Brock face off for a friendly training battle. Ash pits his Torkoal against Brock's Lombre, which it seems like a mismatch until Torkoal lets loose with Overheat, sending Lombre rocketing across the forest. The kids run after it, where they meet a Mawile that's become quite attracted to Lombre, along with its Trainer Samantha. Brock sees Mawile's crush as a way to get close to Samantha, and begs Lombre to be nice.
 
Samantha performs ribbon dances with Mawile, so the two of them demonstrate. The entire group starts walking to a nearby town, when Brock spots a bouquet on the road. He goes to grab it, but it's a Team Rocket trap. They grab Mawile, and Lombre doesn't put up much of a fight. It takes Torkoal and Corphish to sort things out, and Corphish develops a crush on Mawile! But Mawile doesn't like Corphish, breaking its heart.
 
That night, Samantha and Mawile are set to perform for a huge crowd, but the show is interrupted by Team Rocket once again. In a cloud of smoke, they grab a Pokémon—Lombre!
 
Jessie and James are dismayed to find they made a mistake, though Lombre and Wobbuffet get along well. Leaving Brock behind to manage the crowd (with Corphish's help), the others catch up to the thieves, and Jessie puts up a fight simply because Ash wants Lombre back. Lombre finally puts up a fight, protecting Mawile. After the thieves blast off again, the kids return Lombre to Brock.


Satoshi and the others soon catch up to Takeshi’s Pokémon. Takeshi gets one look at the Kucheat’s trainer, Sayori, and instantly begins his heart-eyed routine (he breaks down her name, saying that the sa is for something about sakura, the yo is for something, and the ri stands for something else). Satoshi looks Kucheat up in his Pokémon Zukan, and after that the deceiver Pokémon starts getting closer to a vacant-faced Hasubrero. Sayori reckons that her Pokémon likes Hasubrero, causing Takeshi to give his Pokémon a sort of “ ’atta boy” nudge.  
During Samantha and Mawile's performance, Lombre wanders over to Samantha's [[bag|backpack]], taking a Water Stone out of it—and evolving into Ludicolo! It jumps on stage and joins the performance, amusing the crowd. The show is a success, but Mawile doesn't like Ludicolo now. A disappointed Brock joins Ludicolo in a happy dance to recover from their heartbreak.</i>


Kucheat moves in a bit closer, but Hasubrero turns its back toward Sayori’s Pokémon and walks off to the side! Takeshi goes over and asks the water Pokémon what it’s doing, whispering that if it gets together with Kucheat, it will improve his chances of getting with its trainer, Sayori. Masato overhears Takeshi’s plot and promptly scolds the Pokémon Breeder for planning to use his Pokémon like that in one of the funnier Masato scenes in the series. Kucheat approaches Takeshi’s Hasubrero again and tries to get closer, but it’s rejected again, so the deceiver Pokémon turns around and uses its massive jaws to attack Hasubrero! Suddenly, Haruka looks over to Sayori’s bags and notices a bunch of ribbons, so she asks her what they’re for. She responds by saying that her Pokémon and she perform a dance with the ribbons, and so she prepares to demonstrate what she means.  
==Plot==
{{Ash}} finishes his meal and is keen to get some training in. With {{an|May}} still eating, {{an|Brock}} volunteers to {{pkmn|battle}} Ash instead. Ash chooses his {{AP|Torkoal}} while Brock selects his {{TP|Brock|Lombre}}, prompting [[Max]] to question Ash’s judgment as Brock's {{type|Water}} has the clear advantage. Ash starts off by having Torkoal use {{m|Body Slam}}, which Lombre manages to dodge. Torkoal tries a {{m|Flamethrower}} attack, but Lombre leans backwards to evade. Torkoal attempts to use another Body Slam, but it misses yet again. Now, Lombre goes on the offensive, hitting Torkoal with a {{m|Water Gun}}. Torkoal survives the attack and counters with Flamethrower, but it misses. Lombre responds with {{m|Razor Leaf}}, but it is no good as Torkoal withdraws into its shell with {{m|Iron Defense}} to deflect the attack. After the Razor Leaf subsides, Ash has Torkoal use {{m|Overheat}}, which hits Lombre and causes it to go blasting off. The Water Pokémon lands in a nearby forest, where a {{p|Mawile}} and its {{pkmn|Trainer}} are practicing new techniques.


A bit later, Sayori and her Pokémon are ready to perform. The two dance around while waving the ribbons about, creating an elegant dance. Satoshi and the others watch intently while, unbeknownst to anyone in the group, Team Rocket watches. Nyasu decides that they should kidnap the Kucheat, saying that its ribbon dance will entertain the Boss (this is accompanied by a scene of chibi-Sakaki giving Kucheat a round of applause). Kojirou asks if that’s it, and Nyasu responds by saying that the Pokémon could also use its large jaws to fan the Boss (holding a glass of purple wine) whenever he gets warm. Finally, Nyasu tells the group that the Pokémon’s jaws could be used as a sort of lawn chair, enabling Sakaki to leisurely sit while he talks about how great Nyasu and the others are. Team Rocket agrees that there are enough reasons to kidnap the Pokémon, so they begin their preparations.
Ash and the others soon catch up to Lombre. Brock gets one look at the Mawile's Trainer, [[Samantha]], and instantly begins his heart-eyed routine. Ash looks Mawile up in his [[Pokédex]], and after that the Deceiver Pokémon starts getting closer to a vacant-faced Lombre. Samantha reckons that her Pokémon likes Lombre, causing Brock to give his Pokémon a nudge. Mawile moves in a bit closer, but Lombre turns its back on Mawile before walking off to the side. Brock goes over and asks the Water Pokémon what it is doing, whispering that if it gets together with Mawile, it will improve his chances of getting with its Trainer, Samantha. Max overhears Brock's plot and promptly scolds him for planning to use his Pokémon like that. Mawile approaches Brock's Lombre and tries to get closer, but it is rejected again, so the Deceiver Pokémon turns around and uses its massive jaws to attack Lombre. Suddenly, May looks over to Samantha's bags and notices a bunch of ribbons, at this Samantha offers to showcase her ribbon dance routine. Ash and the others watch the performance intently while, unknown to anyone in the group, {{TRT}} also watches. {{MTR}} decides that they should kidnap the Mawile, saying that its ribbon dance will entertain {{an|Giovanni}} and its large jaw would make a nice cushion. [[James]] isn't convinced, but [[Jessie]] reminds them they have nothing else to lose, so they decide to go for it.


Now that the ribbon dance is over, Satoshi and the gang are seen walking with Sayori. On the road, an abandoned bouquet of flowers can be seen, so Takeshi runs over to pick it up, offering it to Hasubrero to give to Kucheat. Satoshi and the others catch up with Takeshi, but when they do the ground begins to rumble. They’re standing over one of Team Rocket’s pitfall traps! After everyone falls into the hole, Team Rocket appears in their Nyasu balloon as they scoop up Sayori’s Pokémon. Satoshi calls on Heigani while Takeshi calls on Hasubrero, so Musashi responds by calling on her Habunake. Heigani uses Bubble Beam on Habunake, knocking it back for a moment. Kojirou decides to call on his Sabonea to help Musashi out, and, as predicted, the cactus Pokémon begins to hug its master.  
Following the ribbon dance, the group accompany Samantha to the next town, where she is also due to perform. On the road, Brock notices an abandoned bouquet of flowers and he rushes over before ordering Lombre to give them to Mawile. Ash and the others catch up to Brock, and are immediately auspicious about the discarded flowers. The ground beneath their feet soon collapses, and Team Rocket soon confirms that it was indeed one of their pitfall traps. The trio net Mawile and begin flying off in their balloon. Ash calls on {{AP|Corphish}} while Brock calls on Lombre, so Jessie responds by sending out her {{TP|Jessie|Seviper}}. Corphish uses {{m|Bubble Beam}} on Seviper, knocking it back for a moment. James decides to call on his {{TP|James|Cacnea}} to help Jessie out, and, as usual, the Cactus Pokémon begins to hug its master. The battle continues as Seviper wraps its body around Corphish. Lombre steps up and uses Razor Leaf on the snake Pokémon, freeing Corphish from Seviper's grasp. Seviper responds by using {{m|Poison Tail}} on Lombre while Cacnea uses {{m|Needle Arm}} on Corphish. Both Pokémon are knocked back as Ash decides to call on his Torkoal, who quickly hits Cacnea with its Body Slam and then
Flamethrower on Seviper, knocking it back into the Meowth balloon's basket. The jolt from Seviper jars the balloon, enabling Mawile to escape. Now that Samantha's Pokémon is free, Corphish {{m|Crabhammer}}s James's Cacnea into the balloon. The Pokémon's needles puncture the balloon, sending Team Rocket blasting off.


The battle continues as Habunake wraps its body around Heigani. Hasubrero steps up and uses Razor Leaf on the snake Pokémon, freeing Heigani from Habunake’s grasp. The viper Pokémon responds by using Poison Tail on Hasubrero while Sabonea uses Poison Needle on Heigani. Both Pokémon are knocked back as Satoshi decides to call on his Kortoise, who quickly hits Sabonea with one of its attacks. It then uses Flamethrower on Habunake, knocking it back into the Nyasu balloon’s basket. The jolt from the snake Pokémon jars the balloon, enabling Kucheat to escape. Now that Sayori’s Pokémon is free, Heigani Crab Hammers Kojirou’s Sabonea onto the balloon. The Pokémon’s needles puncture the balloon, sending Team Rocket blasting off again.  
With Team Rocket out of the way, Corphish is able to get a good look at Mawile, and it becomes infatuated. It offers the Mawile the bouquet of flowers, but Mawile responds by clasping its jaws on Corphish before hurling it some distance away. Corphish doesn't give up as it runs back to the others to try again. However, it is greeted by the sight of Mawile holding onto Lombre's arm. The heart-broken Corphish begins to bawl, and Brock joins in, telling it that he knows how it feels. Ash's Torkoal joins in all the crying, just because it can. The group is now in a city, where Samantha and her Mawile are about to go on-stage to perform for an outdoor stadium full of people. In the audience, Ash and the others wait for the start of the show as Corphish gives Lombre the death glare. May comments on how Corphish sees Lombre as its rival in love as the show starts. The spotlight comes on Samantha and Mawile, and the two begin their ribbon dance. Suddenly, the lights go out, and Team Rocket's balloon can be seen arriving on the scene.


With Team Rocket out of the way, Heigani is able to get a good luck at Kucheat, and it likes what it sees! The Pokémon gets all heart-eyed and offers the Pokémon the bouquet of flowers, but Kucheat responds by clasping its jaws on Heigani! It then hurls the Pokémon around before tossing it into the distance! Heigani doesn’t give up as it runs back to the others to try again. However, it’s greeted by the sight of Kucheat holding on to Hasubrero’s arm! The heart-broken Heigani begins to bawl, and Takeshi joins in, telling it that he knows how it feels. Satoshi’s Kortoise joins in all the crying, just because it can.
Jessie, James, and Meowth, all in theatrical costumes, recite their {{motto}} as they botch up their act. Afterwards, Jessie calls her Seviper out and orders it to use {{m|Haze}} on the stage. As everyone coughs from the smoke, Team Rocket emerges from the smoke with Pokémon in tow, laughing victoriously. After Team Rocket escapes, the group notices that Mawile is still there, but Brock's Lombre is missing. Mawile, worried about Lombre, rushes off, with Samantha following. Ash and May tell Brock to stall for time, and go along as well. Brock manages to convince Corphish to stay behind and help.


The group’s now in a city, where Sayori and her Kucheat are about to go on-stage to perform for an outdoor stadium full of people. In the audience, Satoshi and the others wait for the start of the show as Heigani gives Hasubrero the death glare. Haruka comments on how Heigani sees Hasubrero as its rival in love as the show starts. The spotlight comes on Sayori and Kucheat, and the two begin their ribbon dance. Suddenly, the lights go out, and Team Rocket’s balloon can be seen arriving on the scene!
Elsewhere, Team Rocket has landed their balloon and realizes their mistake. After thinking for a while, they decide that giving Lombre to the Boss would be a bad idea, and {{TP|Jessie|Wobbuffet}} comes out of his {{i|Poké Ball}} to agree. Wobbuffet and Lombre begin to have a conversation, and Meowth reveals that what it ended up being was a bad comedy routine. Suddenly, Ash and the others arrive. Jessie calls on her {{TP|Jessie|Dustox}} while James orders out his Cacnea. Mawile is ordered to use {{m|Bite}}, so it uses its massive jaws to clamp down on Cacnea. Dustox tries a {{m|Psybeam}} and Cacnea is ordered to use Pin Missile on Mawile, so Ash steps in and has his Pikachu use {{m|Thunder}}. The attack hits Dustox, knocking the Moth Pokémon into Meowth. However, Cacnea's Pin Missile is still coming toward Mawile. At the last minute, Lombre jumps in front and shields Mawile from the attack. as Mawile looks lovingly at Brock's Pokémon. After the Pin Missile attack stops, Dustox, having recovered from Pikachu's attack, charges toward Lombre with {{m|Tackle}}. The Water Pokémon is able to dodge its attack, and afterwards Mawile moves from behind Lombre and uses {{m|Focus Punch}} on Cacnea. Dustox aims a {{m|Poison Sting}} at Lombre, but it is able to dodge it, and responds by hitting Jessie's Pokémon with a Water Gun. Dustox uses {{m|Whirlwind}}, though Lombre dodges and responds with Razor Leaf, impressing Mawile even further. Cacnea uses Pin Missile, which Lombre is able to block it. Lombre hits both Cacnea and Dustox with Razor Leaf and Mawile prepares for a massive {{m|Solar Beam}}. The attack is released, sending Team Rocket blasting off.


Musashi, Kojirou, and Nyasu, all in theatrical costumes, recite their motto as they botch up their act (Musashi tries twirling a ribbon about, but she ends up wrapping herself with the ribbon instead; likewise, Kojirou tries juggling what looks to be bowling pins, but he misses them and they all land on his head). After the motto, Musashi calls her Habunake out and orders it to use Haze on the stage. As everyone coughs from the smoke, Team Rocket emerges from the smoke with Pokémon in tow, laughing victoriously. After Team Rocket escapes, the group notices that Kucheat is still there, but Takeshi’s Hasubrero is missing. They took the wrong Pokémon! Takeshi decides to stay behind to stall the audience while the others go out to stop Team Rocket. Before they leave, Takeshi calls Satoshi’s Heigani over and asks it to help him with his act…
Everyone congratulates each other on a battle well-fought, but they realize that they have to return to relieve Brock and Corphish. Samantha and the others arrive to find Brock visibly tired from the performance, so he is relieved when Samantha gets back on the stage. She and her Mawile resume their ribbon dance as everyone else goes backstage. There, Lombre approaches Samantha's bags and starts rummaging through them where he finds a [[Water Stone]]. Just then, Lombre begins to glow and [[Evolution|evolves]] into {{p|Ludicolo}}. After it evolves, it quickly jumps onto the stage and joins the performance, happily dancing along. After the show, Brock apologizes to Samantha for Lombre using her Water Stone. Samantha doesn’t mind as Ludicolo helped make for a great perfomance. However, Mawile doesn't want anything to do with Ludicolo, now that it has evolved. Samantha's Pokémon spots a {{p|Psyduck}} in the distance and begins fawning over it, and Samantha guesses that it must be attracted to absentminded Pokémon. Ludicolo quickly gets over its rejection and starts dancing, firing {{m|Bullet Seed}} into the air as it does so. Brock likes Ludicolo’s way of getting over heartbreak, and so the pair begin dancing together.


Elsewhere, we see that Team Rocket has landed their balloon and realized their mistake. Nyasu thinks that they can still give Hasubrero to the Boss, so he imagines the Boss waking up…only to be disturbed by Hasubrero’s odd face. OK, bad idea. Well, the Boss could be going to the pool one day, see Hasubrero, and…be disturbed at its odd face. After thinking for a while, it’s decided that giving Hasubrero to the Boss would be a bad idea, and Sonansu comes out of its Monster Ball to agree. Sonansu and Hasubrero begin to have a conversation, but it seems to be as mindless as the conversation between Sonansu and Sonano in “Camp Pikachu.” Nyasu can’t seem to make heads or tails out of what they’re saying as Team Rocket watches, bewildered.  
==Major events==
* {{an|Brock}}'s {{p|Lombre}} evolves into {{TP|Brock|Ludicolo}} by using [[Samantha]]'s [[Water Stone]] and learns {{m|Bullet Seed}}.
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Suddenly, Satoshi and the others arrive. As Ready Go! plays in the background, Musashi calls on her Dokukeiru while Kojirou calls on his Sabonea. Kucheat is ordered to use Bite, so the Pokémon uses its massive jaws to clamp down on Sabonea. Dokukeiru is ordered to use Psybeam and Sabonea is ordered to use Pin Missile on Kucheat, so Satoshi steps in and has his Pikachu use Thunder. The attack hits Dokukeiru, knocking the moth Pokémon into Nyasu. However, Sabonea’s Pin Missile is still coming toward Kucheat! At the last minute, Hasubrero jumps in front of Sayori’s Pokémon and shields it from the attack as Kucheat looks lovingly at Takeshi’s Pokémon.
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
* [[Brock's Ludicolo]]


After the Pin Missile attack stops, Dokukeiru, having recovered from Pikachu’s attack, charges toward Hasubrero. The water Pokémon is able to dodge its attack, and afterwards Kucheat moves from behind Hasubrero and uses some kind of punch attack on Dokukeiru. Sabonea aims a Pin Needle at Hasubrero, but it’s able to dodge it, and responds by hitting Kojirou’s Pokémon with a Water Gun. Dokukeiru uses Gust, so Hasubrero responds with Razor Leaf, impressing Kucheat even further. Back at the outdoor stage, we can see Heigani shaking a pair of maracas…
=====TV episode debuts=====
* {{p|Mawile}}


Back to the battle! Sabonea uses Pin Needle, which Hasubrero is able to dodge. Kucheat then comes up and prepares a massive Solar Beam. The attack is released, sending Team Rocket blasting off. Everyone congratulates each other on a battle well-fought, but they realize that they have to return to relieve Takeshi and Heigani.  Sayori and the others arrive to find Takeshi all decked out in his “Takeshi’s Paradise” outfit. The Pokémon Breeder is visibly tired from the performance, so he’s relieved when Sayori gets back on the stage.
==Characters==
===Humans===
* {{Ash}}
* {{an|May}}
* {{an|Brock}}
* [[Max]]
* [[Jessie]]
* [[James]]
* {{an|Giovanni}} ([[Boss fantasy|fantasy]])
* [[Samantha]]
* {{pkmn|Trainer}}
* Crowd


She and her Kucheat resume their ribbon dance as everyone else goes backstage. There, Hasubrero approaches Sayori’s bags and starts rummaging through them. Suddenly, he pulls a Water Stone out of her bag! Just then, Hasubrero begins to glow and evolves into Lunpappa! After it evolves, it quickly jumps onto the stage and joins the performance, happily dancing along.
===Pokémon===
[[File:PTC AG105.png|thumb|200px|right|Pokémon Trainer's Choice]]
[[Pokémon Trainer's Choice]]: {{p|Trapinch}}
* {{p|Pikachu}} ({{OP|Ash|Pikachu}})
* {{p|Meowth}} ({{TRM}})
* {{p|Wobbuffet}} ({{OP|Jessie|Wobbuffet}})
* {{p|Corphish}} ({{OP|Ash|Corphish}})
* {{p|Torkoal}} ({{OP|Ash|Torkoal}})
* {{p|Lombre}} ({{OP|Brock|Ludicolo}}; evolves)
* {{p|Ludicolo}} ({{OP|Brock|Ludicolo}}; newly evolved)
* {{p|Seviper}} ({{OP|Jessie|Seviper}})
* {{p|Dustox}} ({{OP|Jessie|Dustox}})
* {{p|Cacnea}} ({{OP|James|Cacnea}})
* {{p|Mawile}} ([[Samantha]]'s)
* {{p|Psyduck}} (Trainer's)


After the show, Takeshi apologizes to Sayori for Hasubrero using her Water Stone. She says that it’s OK as Lunpappa gets hearts in its eyes for Kucheat, but Kucheat doesn’t want anything to do with Takeshi’s Pokémon! Sayori’s Pokémon then spots a Koduck in the distance and begins fawning over it, and Sayori guesses that it must be attracted to absent-minded Pokémon. Ludicolo quickly gets over its rejection and starts dancing, using Bullet Seed on the ground as it does so. Takeshi is happy with his new Pokémon as the begin dancing.
==Trivia==
* Professor Oak's lecture was replaced by a new segment called [[Pokémon Trivia Quiz]].
* [[Pokémon Symphonic Medley]] replaced [[Challenger!!]] as the [[List of Japanese opening themes|Japanese opening theme]].
* [[Advance Adventure]] is used as background music.
* From this episode onwards, the background of the [[eyecatch]]es, rather than only featuring {{p|Groudon}} and {{p|Kyogre}}, now feature either {{p|Rayquaza}}, {{p|Regirock}}, {{p|Regice}}, or {{p|Registeel}} (presumably to commemorate the release of {{v2|Emerald}}). This marks the final changes that the eyecatches will go through for [[Pokémon the Series: Ruby and Sapphire|this series]].
* The title of this episode is a pun on the phrase "Once in a while".
* This is the first time one of the main characters' Pokémon is shown to evolve via [[Evolution stone]]. The second time wouldn't happen until [[JN035|''Gotta Catch a'' What?!]], 741 episodes later.
* This is the third time {{an|Brock}} performs [[Takeshi's Paradise]] for the reason of delaying a crowd. The first two times were in ''[[EP243|Same Old Song and Dance]]'' and ''[[AG086|Lights, Camerupt, Action!]]''.
* The anime has adopted a new art style, replacing the previous one used from ''[[EP261|Here's Looking at You, Elekid]]''. The animations, the scenery, and the characters are brighter than the previous episodes; and {{AP|Pikachu}}'s yellow fur is changed to light-yellow. In addition, [[move]]s such as {{AP|Corphish}}'s {{m|Bubble Beam}} and {{TP|James|Cacnea}}'s {{m|Pin Missile}} are animated with CGI.
* This is the first episode to {{cat|Episodes which aired in the United Kingdom before the United States|air in the United Kingdom before airing in the United States}}.
* [[Polka O Dolka]] is used as background music during the boss fantasy.
* [[Ready Go!]] is used as background music in this episode.  


= Major events =
===Errors===
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== Debuts ==
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A Water Stone is used to help evolve a Lombre into Ludicolo.


= Characters =
===Dub edits===
== Humans ==
* During {{MTR}}'s [[boss fantasy]], the color of {{an|Giovanni}}'s wine is changed to white, presumably to give it the appearance of milk. This edit is only present in the [[Pokémon in the United States|Kids' WB!]] airings.
<!-- Details about characters of the day, and links to articles for major characters. -->
* A one-second shot of Corphish sneezing is cut.
Ash, Brock, May, Max, Jessie, James, Giovanni (in a cameo), [[Sayori]]
*The scene in which Brock flirts was shortened in the {{pmin|Hindi}} HungamaTV dub.


== Pokémon ==
====[[Pokémon Trainer's Choice]]====
<!-- Links to articles for Pokémon which appeared in the episode, and any applicable notes. -->
* Question: Trainers, what humble Pokémon is the first [[evolution]] of {{p|Flygon}}?
Torkoal, [[Lombre]], [[Mawile]], Meowth, Corphish, Seviper, Cacnea, Wobbuffett, Wynaut, Dustox, [[Ludicolo]], Psyduck
* Choices: {{p|Altaria}}, {{p|Trapinch}}, {{p|Cacnea}}
* Answer: OK, Trainers! If you chose Trapinch, you were right!


= Trivia =
==In other languages==
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|nl={{tt|Er was eens een Mawile|There Was Once A Mawile}}
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Once in a Mawile
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AG105   EP379
恋するクチート! ハスブレロの花道！！
Falling in Love With Kucheat! Hasubrero's Flower Arrangement!!
First broadcast
Japan December 2, 2004
United States December 10, 2005
English themes
Opening Unbeatable
Ending
Japanese themes
Opening ポケモン シンフォニック メドレー
Ending GLORY DAY 〜輝くその日〜
Credits
Animation Team Ota
Screenplay 大橋志吉 Yukiyoshi Ōhashi
Storyboard 浅田裕二 Yūji Asada
Assistant director 浅田裕二 Yūji Asada
Animation director 岩根雅明 Masaaki Iwane
Additional credits

Once in a Mawile (Japanese: 恋するクチート！ハスブレロの花道！！ Falling in Love With Kucheat! Hasubrero's Flower Arrangement!!) is the 105th episode of Pokémon the Series: Ruby and Sapphire, and the 379th episode of the Pokémon anime. It was first broadcast in Japan on December 2, 2004, in the United Kingdom on November 7, 2005, and in the United States on December 10, 2005.

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Blurb

Ash and Brock face off for a friendly training battle. Ash pits his Torkoal against Brock's Lombre, which it seems like a mismatch until Torkoal lets loose with Overheat, sending Lombre rocketing across the forest. The kids run after it, where they meet a Mawile that's become quite attracted to Lombre, along with its Trainer Samantha. Brock sees Mawile's crush as a way to get close to Samantha, and begs Lombre to be nice.

Samantha performs ribbon dances with Mawile, so the two of them demonstrate. The entire group starts walking to a nearby town, when Brock spots a bouquet on the road. He goes to grab it, but it's a Team Rocket trap. They grab Mawile, and Lombre doesn't put up much of a fight. It takes Torkoal and Corphish to sort things out, and Corphish develops a crush on Mawile! But Mawile doesn't like Corphish, breaking its heart.

That night, Samantha and Mawile are set to perform for a huge crowd, but the show is interrupted by Team Rocket once again. In a cloud of smoke, they grab a Pokémon—Lombre!

Jessie and James are dismayed to find they made a mistake, though Lombre and Wobbuffet get along well. Leaving Brock behind to manage the crowd (with Corphish's help), the others catch up to the thieves, and Jessie puts up a fight simply because Ash wants Lombre back. Lombre finally puts up a fight, protecting Mawile. After the thieves blast off again, the kids return Lombre to Brock.

During Samantha and Mawile's performance, Lombre wanders over to Samantha's backpack, taking a Water Stone out of it—and evolving into Ludicolo! It jumps on stage and joins the performance, amusing the crowd. The show is a success, but Mawile doesn't like Ludicolo now. A disappointed Brock joins Ludicolo in a happy dance to recover from their heartbreak.

Plot

Ash finishes his meal and is keen to get some training in. With May still eating, Brock volunteers to battle Ash instead. Ash chooses his Torkoal while Brock selects his Lombre, prompting Max to question Ash’s judgment as Brock's Water-type has the clear advantage. Ash starts off by having Torkoal use Body Slam, which Lombre manages to dodge. Torkoal tries a Flamethrower attack, but Lombre leans backwards to evade. Torkoal attempts to use another Body Slam, but it misses yet again. Now, Lombre goes on the offensive, hitting Torkoal with a Water Gun. Torkoal survives the attack and counters with Flamethrower, but it misses. Lombre responds with Razor Leaf, but it is no good as Torkoal withdraws into its shell with Iron Defense to deflect the attack. After the Razor Leaf subsides, Ash has Torkoal use Overheat, which hits Lombre and causes it to go blasting off. The Water Pokémon lands in a nearby forest, where a Mawile and its Trainer are practicing new techniques.

Ash and the others soon catch up to Lombre. Brock gets one look at the Mawile's Trainer, Samantha, and instantly begins his heart-eyed routine. Ash looks Mawile up in his Pokédex, and after that the Deceiver Pokémon starts getting closer to a vacant-faced Lombre. Samantha reckons that her Pokémon likes Lombre, causing Brock to give his Pokémon a nudge. Mawile moves in a bit closer, but Lombre turns its back on Mawile before walking off to the side. Brock goes over and asks the Water Pokémon what it is doing, whispering that if it gets together with Mawile, it will improve his chances of getting with its Trainer, Samantha. Max overhears Brock's plot and promptly scolds him for planning to use his Pokémon like that. Mawile approaches Brock's Lombre and tries to get closer, but it is rejected again, so the Deceiver Pokémon turns around and uses its massive jaws to attack Lombre. Suddenly, May looks over to Samantha's bags and notices a bunch of ribbons, at this Samantha offers to showcase her ribbon dance routine. Ash and the others watch the performance intently while, unknown to anyone in the group, Team Rocket also watches. Meowth decides that they should kidnap the Mawile, saying that its ribbon dance will entertain Giovanni and its large jaw would make a nice cushion. James isn't convinced, but Jessie reminds them they have nothing else to lose, so they decide to go for it.

Following the ribbon dance, the group accompany Samantha to the next town, where she is also due to perform. On the road, Brock notices an abandoned bouquet of flowers and he rushes over before ordering Lombre to give them to Mawile. Ash and the others catch up to Brock, and are immediately auspicious about the discarded flowers. The ground beneath their feet soon collapses, and Team Rocket soon confirms that it was indeed one of their pitfall traps. The trio net Mawile and begin flying off in their balloon. Ash calls on Corphish while Brock calls on Lombre, so Jessie responds by sending out her Seviper. Corphish uses Bubble Beam on Seviper, knocking it back for a moment. James decides to call on his Cacnea to help Jessie out, and, as usual, the Cactus Pokémon begins to hug its master. The battle continues as Seviper wraps its body around Corphish. Lombre steps up and uses Razor Leaf on the snake Pokémon, freeing Corphish from Seviper's grasp. Seviper responds by using Poison Tail on Lombre while Cacnea uses Needle Arm on Corphish. Both Pokémon are knocked back as Ash decides to call on his Torkoal, who quickly hits Cacnea with its Body Slam and then Flamethrower on Seviper, knocking it back into the Meowth balloon's basket. The jolt from Seviper jars the balloon, enabling Mawile to escape. Now that Samantha's Pokémon is free, Corphish Crabhammers James's Cacnea into the balloon. The Pokémon's needles puncture the balloon, sending Team Rocket blasting off.

With Team Rocket out of the way, Corphish is able to get a good look at Mawile, and it becomes infatuated. It offers the Mawile the bouquet of flowers, but Mawile responds by clasping its jaws on Corphish before hurling it some distance away. Corphish doesn't give up as it runs back to the others to try again. However, it is greeted by the sight of Mawile holding onto Lombre's arm. The heart-broken Corphish begins to bawl, and Brock joins in, telling it that he knows how it feels. Ash's Torkoal joins in all the crying, just because it can. The group is now in a city, where Samantha and her Mawile are about to go on-stage to perform for an outdoor stadium full of people. In the audience, Ash and the others wait for the start of the show as Corphish gives Lombre the death glare. May comments on how Corphish sees Lombre as its rival in love as the show starts. The spotlight comes on Samantha and Mawile, and the two begin their ribbon dance. Suddenly, the lights go out, and Team Rocket's balloon can be seen arriving on the scene.

Jessie, James, and Meowth, all in theatrical costumes, recite their motto as they botch up their act. Afterwards, Jessie calls her Seviper out and orders it to use Haze on the stage. As everyone coughs from the smoke, Team Rocket emerges from the smoke with Pokémon in tow, laughing victoriously. After Team Rocket escapes, the group notices that Mawile is still there, but Brock's Lombre is missing. Mawile, worried about Lombre, rushes off, with Samantha following. Ash and May tell Brock to stall for time, and go along as well. Brock manages to convince Corphish to stay behind and help.

Elsewhere, Team Rocket has landed their balloon and realizes their mistake. After thinking for a while, they decide that giving Lombre to the Boss would be a bad idea, and Wobbuffet comes out of his Poké Ball to agree. Wobbuffet and Lombre begin to have a conversation, and Meowth reveals that what it ended up being was a bad comedy routine. Suddenly, Ash and the others arrive. Jessie calls on her Dustox while James orders out his Cacnea. Mawile is ordered to use Bite, so it uses its massive jaws to clamp down on Cacnea. Dustox tries a Psybeam and Cacnea is ordered to use Pin Missile on Mawile, so Ash steps in and has his Pikachu use Thunder. The attack hits Dustox, knocking the Moth Pokémon into Meowth. However, Cacnea's Pin Missile is still coming toward Mawile. At the last minute, Lombre jumps in front and shields Mawile from the attack. as Mawile looks lovingly at Brock's Pokémon. After the Pin Missile attack stops, Dustox, having recovered from Pikachu's attack, charges toward Lombre with Tackle. The Water Pokémon is able to dodge its attack, and afterwards Mawile moves from behind Lombre and uses Focus Punch on Cacnea. Dustox aims a Poison Sting at Lombre, but it is able to dodge it, and responds by hitting Jessie's Pokémon with a Water Gun. Dustox uses Whirlwind, though Lombre dodges and responds with Razor Leaf, impressing Mawile even further. Cacnea uses Pin Missile, which Lombre is able to block it. Lombre hits both Cacnea and Dustox with Razor Leaf and Mawile prepares for a massive Solar Beam. The attack is released, sending Team Rocket blasting off.

Everyone congratulates each other on a battle well-fought, but they realize that they have to return to relieve Brock and Corphish. Samantha and the others arrive to find Brock visibly tired from the performance, so he is relieved when Samantha gets back on the stage. She and her Mawile resume their ribbon dance as everyone else goes backstage. There, Lombre approaches Samantha's bags and starts rummaging through them where he finds a Water Stone. Just then, Lombre begins to glow and evolves into Ludicolo. After it evolves, it quickly jumps onto the stage and joins the performance, happily dancing along. After the show, Brock apologizes to Samantha for Lombre using her Water Stone. Samantha doesn’t mind as Ludicolo helped make for a great perfomance. However, Mawile doesn't want anything to do with Ludicolo, now that it has evolved. Samantha's Pokémon spots a Psyduck in the distance and begins fawning over it, and Samantha guesses that it must be attracted to absentminded Pokémon. Ludicolo quickly gets over its rejection and starts dancing, firing Bullet Seed into the air as it does so. Brock likes Ludicolo’s way of getting over heartbreak, and so the pair begin dancing together.

Major events

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Debuts

Pokémon debuts

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Characters

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Pokémon

Pokémon Trainer's Choice

Pokémon Trainer's Choice: Trapinch

Trivia

Errors

Dub edits

  • During Meowth's boss fantasy, the color of Giovanni's wine is changed to white, presumably to give it the appearance of milk. This edit is only present in the Kids' WB! airings.
  • A one-second shot of Corphish sneezing is cut.
  • The scene in which Brock flirts was shortened in the Hindi HungamaTV dub.

Pokémon Trainer's Choice

In other languages



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