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'''Showdown in Pewter City''' (Japanese: '''ニビジムのたたかい！''' ''{{tt|Nibi|Pewter}} Gym Battle!'') is the fifth episode of the [[Pokémon anime]]. It was first broadcast in Japan on April 29, 1997 and in the United States on September 14, 1998.
'''Showdown in Pewter City''' (Japanese: '''ニビジムのたたかい！''' ''{{tt|Nibi|Pewter}} Gym Battle!'') is the fifth episode of the [[Pokémon anime]]. It was first broadcast in Japan on April 29, 1997, and in the United States on September 14, 1998.


{{spoilers}}
{{spoilers}}


==Blurb==
==Blurb==
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<i>Jessie, James, and Meowth dig a trap for our heroes, but they end up falling into it themselves!
<i>Jessie, James, and Meowth dig a trap for our heroes, but they end up falling into it themselves!


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==Plot==
==Plot==
The episode begins with {{TRT}} digging a hole. After covering it, they forget exactly where the hole was dug and look around only to fall into it themselves and ended up buried alive.
{{TRT}} finishes digging a hole trap and disguises it with soil, leaves, and wood, though they fall into it soon after they forget its location. Meanwhile, {{Ash}}, {{an|Misty}}, and {{AP|Pikachu}} arrive at the outskirts of [[Pewter City]]. As Ash takes a rest on some rocks, he and Misty meet a mysterious man named {{ka|Flint}}, who sells rocks for a living. Flint escorts {{ashfr|the group}} to the [[Pokémon Center]], where Ash is surprised to encounter [[Nurse Joy]] again. She explains that she is the [[Viridian City]] Joy's older sister. She directs Ash's attention to a poster promoting a [[Pokémon League Conference|tournament]] called the [[Pokémon League]] Championship and he decides to sign up. However, before he can enter, he needs to defeat eight Pokémon [[Gym Leader]]s and earn a [[Badge|Gym Badge]] from each as proof of his victory. Flint walks in at this point and tells Ash about Pewter City's Gym Leader, {{an|Brock}}. He is openly skeptical of Ash's chances of winning and laughs scornfully at the very thought of it. Over a meal, Misty warns Ash of Gym Leaders' prodigious skill and offers him advice. Misty becomes angry when Ash declines her advice, so she choose to walks off, leaving him with the bill.


Meanwhile, {{Ash}}, {{an|Misty}} and {{AP|Pikachu}} have reached the edge of [[Viridian Forest]] and arrive on the outskirts of [[Pewter City]]. Ash is tired enough that he decides to take a rest on some conveniently placed rocks. However, a nearby man tells him that there is a fee for sitting on the rocks. His name is {{ka|Flint}}, and he is trying to sell rocks as souvenirs. Neither Ash nor Misty are interested.
Ash stops by the Pokémon Center again to pick up his healed [[Party|team]] before making his way to the [[Pewter Gym]]. When he arrives, the Gym is dark, though he soon meets the Gym Leader Brock, and challenges him to a battle. Brock queries Ash, and he replies that he has been traveling with Pikachu for two weeks. With a snap of his fingers, Brock transforms the Gym into a rocky field and turns on the lights. In the Pewter Gym, battles are two against two. Ash begins the match with Pikachu while Brock starts off with {{TP|Brock|Onix}}. Pikachu is intimidated by the giant {{OBP|Pokémon|species}} and doesn't want to battle, but Ash responds by telling Pikachu that this is his battle. Pikachu's {{m|Thunder Shock}} is woefully ineffective against Onix's {{m|Bind}}, which begins to crush Pikachu, inflicting visible pain. This prompts Ash to [[recall]] Pikachu to his {{i|Poké Ball}}, though the attempt is thwarted by the larger Pokémon's bulk. Ash cannot bear to watch Pikachu's suffering and he forfeits the match.


They head to the [[Pokémon Center]] where Ash is surprised to encounter [[Nurse Joy]]. She explains that she is not the [[Viridian City]] Joy as Ash was obviously inclined to believe, but her older sister. She then shows Ash a poster promoting a tournament called the [[Pokémon League]] Championship and he decides to sign up. Before he can enter, however, he needs to defeat eight Pokémon [[Gym Leader]]s and earn from each a [[Badge|Gym Badge]] as proof of his victory. Flint walks in at this point and tells Ash about Pewter City's Gym Leader, {{an|Brock}}. He is openly skeptical of Ash's chances of winning, and laughs scornfully at the very thought of it.
As a dejected Ash leaves the Gym, he encounters Flint again, who suggests that Ash follow him to his home. Ash agrees, and over some tea, they discuss what happened in the Gym. Flint notices that Ash is obviously upset over his loss, so he consoles him with the knowledge that Brock could be an even better Trainer than he already is. Ash becomes confused by this, but Flint refuses to elaborate. Instead, he leads Ash outside to peer over a hedge into another house. The two of them watch as Brock, dressed in a pink apron, cares for his {{Brocksib|nine little brothers and sisters}}. Walking through the city, Flint explains that after Brock's good-for-nothing father left home to become a Pokémon Trainer, his heartbroken [[Lola|mother]] abandoned them, leaving the eldest child, Brock, to take care of his siblings. Ash feels sympathy for Brock but is determined to defeat him nonetheless. Flint recognizes Ash's determination and mentions that he might know of a way Ash can super-charge Pikachu.


Later, Ash and Misty discuss the situation over a meal and she warns Ash that Gym Leaders are much tougher than the average Trainer. She offers to help him out, but he declines. This upsets her and she storms out of the restaurant, leaving Ash with the bill.
Flint and Ash travel to a hydroelectric plant, where Flint hooks up the generator to the electric sacs in Pikachu's cheeks. As the river is bone-dry, Ash must run on a large water wheel to generate the electricity, which flows into Pikachu. Misty shows up and offers to lend Ash her {{type|Water}} Pokémon. However, Ash refuses and continues charging Pikachu until the generator overloads and Pikachu's electricity lights up the night sky. The next day, Ash returns with confidence to the Pewter City Gym for a rematch. Brock is also confident after his easy victory in the last battle, and the two quickly start the rematch. Brock starts off with {{TP|Brock|Geodude}}, while Ash sends out {{AP|Pidgeotto}}. However, the {{t|Normal}}- and {{type|Flying}} Pokémon {{t|Rock|cannot hurt Geodude}}, and is knocked out. Ash recalls it and sends out Pikachu. Misty watches and cheers for Ash from the rafters, though she is later outnumbered by Brock's supportive siblings.


Ash stops by the Pokémon Center again to pick up his healed [[Party|team]], before making his way to the [[Pewter Gym|Gym]]. Upon arriving he and Pikachu walk inside, only to find the interior pitch black. As Ash calls out, a spotlight switches on to reveal the Gym Leader, Brock, sitting cross-legged on a platform. Ash challenges Brock, who then goes over the official rules and declares that each Trainer may only use two Pokémon in the match. He stands up and asks about Ash's Pikachu, calling it cute but no match for him.
Brock comments on how weak Pikachu and Ash are, and Ash retorts by commanding Pikachu's attack, which easily knocks Geodude out. Both Brock and Misty are stunned at this. Brock recalls his Geodude and sends out Onix, and a fearful Pikachu tries another Electric attack, damaging the Gym instead. Onix wraps Pikachu with Bind, but Pikachu makes a comeback with his new attack, {{m|Thunderbolt}}. While the attack manages to injure Onix, the {{pkmn|category|Rock Snake Pokémon}}'s Bind proves to be too much for Pikachu to handle, and the Thunderbolt fizzles out. Just as Pikachu is about to pass out, Brock suddenly spares him by calling Onix off. He tells Ash to forfeit again before any more harm comes to Pikachu. Ash protests, wanting to finish the battle.


Despite this, Ash begins the match with Pikachu while Brock starts off with {{TP|Brock|Onix}}. Pikachu is understandably intimidated by the giant {{t|rock}} Pokémon and tries to convince Ash to send out {{AP|Pidgeotto}} instead. Ash responds by telling Pikachu that this is its battle, and commands it to use {{m|ThunderShock}}. The {{t|Electric}} attack is woefully ineffective and Brock commands Onix to counter with {{m|Bind}}. It begins to crush Pikachu, inflicting very visible pain. This prompts Ash to recall Pikachu, only to have the attempt thwarted by the larger Pokémon's bulk. Ash cannot bear to watch his friend suffer any more agony, and forfeits the match.
Suddenly, the Gym's sprinklers are set off by a fire caused by Pikachu's earlier Electric attack. Water sprays all over Onix, weakening it and allowing Pikachu to fight back with another Electric attack after Misty yells out to Ash that {{t|Rock}} types like Onix are weakened by water. Just as Ash is about to command Pikachu to finish Onix off, Brock's brothers and sisters all crowd Ash and beg him to stop. Brock orders his brothers and sisters to not get involved, but they protest, knowing that Brock's love of Pokémon would make it painful for him to continue the match and watch his Onix get hurt further. At this, Ash, flashing back to Brock telling his Onix to release Pikachu just prior to the sprinklers being set off, calls back his Pikachu. He explains that if he defeated Brock now, it would only be because of the sprinklers being set off. He decides he wants to win his Badge fair and square, much to Misty's disappointment since he is giving up a lucky advantage.


As the dejected Ash leaves the Gym he encounters Flint, who suggests that he follow him to his home. Ash agrees, and over a batch of tea they discuss what happened in the Gym. Flint notices that Ash is obviously upset over his loss, so he consoles him with the knowledge that Brock could be an even better Trainer than he already is. Confused, Ash asks why Brock is not living up to his potential. Flint decides to let Ash see for himself rather than explain.
Ash leaves the Pewter Gym and apologizes to Pikachu for being so tough on him. He turns around after hearing someone calling, and notices Brock running up to him. Surprisingly, Brock gives him the {{Badge|Boulder}}. Ash doesn't want to accept the Badge, but Brock insists that Ash has earned it through his kindness to Pokémon. Brock continues to explain that rather than becoming a great Pokémon Trainer, his dream is to become a great {{tc|Pokémon Breeder}}, but can't do so because of his family duties. He gives Ash the Badge and asks him to fulfill his dream, to which Ash agrees.


Flint leads Ash outside and gestures across the way to another house. The two watch as Brock, in a pink apron, cares for his {{Brocksib|nine little brothers and sisters}}. As they walk away Flint explains that after Brock's good-for-nothing father left home to become a Pokémon Trainer his heartbroken mother abandoned them, leaving the eldest Brock to take care of his siblings. Ash empathizes with Brock, but is determined to defeat him. Flint recognizes that determination and mentions that he might know of a way Ash can super-charge Pikachu.
Suddenly, Flint reappears and removes his beard and hat, revealing that he is Brock's father. He explains that he avoided returning to his family as a failure of a Pokémon Trainer. Ash puzzles over the fact that Flint helped him instead of his son, Brock, and Flint explains that Ash's helplessness reminded him of himself. Flint is ready to take back the responsibilities that he abandoned years ago, which Brock returns to him, along with a long list of tasks for him to remember while taking care of the children. That evening, Ash and Brock travel on the road out of Pewter City. Ash insists that he is glad to have him along. However, Misty is a different story, and from several paces behind she yells at him to not forget about her [[bicycle|bike]]. Ash and Pikachu, followed by Brock, run ahead to lose Misty, though she remains in pursuit.


They go to a hydro-electric plant where Flint hooks up the generator to the electric sacs in Pikachu's cheeks. As the river is bone-dry, Ash must run on a large water wheel to generate the electricity, which flows into Pikachu. Misty shows up and offers to lend Ash her {{type|Water}} Pokémon, but Ash refuses, wanting to defeat Brock with his own team. He continues charging Pikachu until the generator overloads and Pikachu's electricity lights up the night sky.
Meanwhile, Team Rocket finally manages to burst out of their trap via power drill, only to end up being trampled by Ash and {{ashfr}}.
 
The next day, Ash returns with confidence to the Pewter City Gym for a rematch. Brock is also confident after his easy victory in the last battle, and the two quickly start the rematch. Brock sends out {{TP|Brock|Geodude}}, while Ash sends out {{AP|Pidgeotto}}. However, the {{t|Flying}} type can't seem to harm the Rock type, so Ash recalls him and sends out Pikachu. Misty is seen in the rafters, cheering for Ash, only to be crowded by Brock's siblings.
 
Brock comments on how weak Pikachu and Ash were, and Ash retorts by commanding Pikachu's attack, which easily knocks Geodude down. Both Brock and Misty are stunned, staring open-mouthed. Brock recalls his Geodude and sends out Onix, and a fearful Pikachu tries to do another Electric attack, damaging the Gym itself instead. Onix wraps Pikachu with Bind, but Pikachu makes a comeback with his new attack, {{m|Thunderbolt}}, which manages to hurt Onix but still isn't enough to take it out. Just as Pikachu is about to pass out, Brock suddenly spares it by calling Onix off. He tells Ash to forfeit again, not wanting to cause further damage to Pikachu. Ash protests, wanting to fight the match to the end.
 
Suddenly, the Gym's sprinklers are set off by a fire caused by Pikachu's earlier Electric attack. Water sprays all over Onix, weakening him and allowing Pikachu to fight back with another Electric attack. Just as Ash is about to command Pikachu to finish Onix off, he finds he can't move. Brock's brothers and sisters are all holding Ash in place, which Ash believes to be his conscience. Brock orders his brothers and sisters to not get involved, but they protest, knowing that Brock's love of Pokémon would make it painful for him to continue the match and watch his Onix get hurt further.
 
Ash calls back his Pikachu. He explains that if he defeated Brock now, it would only be because of the sprinklers being set off. He decides he wants to win his Badge fair and square, much to Misty's disappointment, since he is giving up a lucky advantage.
 
Ash leaves the Pewter Gym, and, on his way out of Pewter City, he apologizes to Pikachu for being so tough. Then, he hears someone calling him, and turns to find Brock running to catch up with him and give him the {{Badge|Boulder}}. Ash says he can't accept the Badge, but Brock insists that Ash has earned it through his kindness to Pokémon. Brock continues to explain that rather than becoming a great Pokémon Trainer, his dream is to become a great Pokémon breeder, but can't do so because of his family duties. He gives Ash the Badge, and asks him to fulfill his dream; Ash agrees to do so.
 
Suddenly, Flint shows up again, and reveals that he is Brock's "good-for-nothing" father. He explains that he didn't want to return to his family as a failure of a Pokémon Trainer. Ash puzzles over the fact that Flint helped him instead of his son, Brock, and Flint explains that Ash's helplessness reminded him of himself. Flint is ready to take back the responsibilities that he abandoned, which Brock returns to him, along with a long list of tasks for him to remember while taking care of the children.
 
That evening, Ash and Brock travel on the road out of Pewter City. Brock asks to make sure that it is okay that he joins Ash on his Pokémon journey, and Ash insists that he is glad to have him along. However, Misty is a different story, and from several paces behind she yells at him to not forget about her [[bicycle|bike]]. Ash and Pikachu try to ditch Misty, followed by Brock and the angry girl herself.
 
Team Rocket show up at the end for a final cameo, finally managing to burst out of their self-made tomb via a power drill, only to end up trampled by {{Ash}} and {{ashfr}} as they run over the hole in the ground, unaware of the people underfoot.


==Major events==
==Major events==
* {{Ash}} reaches [[Pewter City]].
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* Ash and {{an|Misty}} meet {{an|Brock}}, the {{gy|Pewter}} [[Gym Leader]].
[[File:Ash Boulder Badge.png|thumb|220px|Brock giving Ash the Boulder Badge]]
* Ash has his first [[Gym]] battle.
* {{Ash}} and {{an|Misty}} reach [[Pewter City]].
* Ash suffers his first loss.
* Ash learns about the [[Pokémon League]], [[Gym Leader]]s, and [[Badge|Gym Badges]].
* [[Ash's Pikachu]] is revealed to know {{m|Thunderbolt}}.
* Ash and Misty meet {{an|Brock}}, the {{gy|Pewter}} Gym Leader, and his father, {{ka|Flint}}.
* Ash has a [[rematch]] with Brock, but eventually forfeits.
* Ash has his first [[Gym]] {{pkmn|battle}} at the Pewter Gym against Brock and forfeits, suffering his first loss.
* Brock follows Ash and gives him a {{Badge|Boulder}}.
* [[Ash's Pikachu]] learns {{m|Thunderbolt}}.
* Brock joins Ash and Misty.
* Ash has a [[rematch]] with Brock, but eventually forfeits again.
* Brock follows Ash and gives him his first Badge, the {{Badge|Boulder}}.
* Brock joins Ash and Misty, leaving the Pewter Gym in his father's care.
{{animeevents}}
{{animeevents}}


==Debuts==
===Debuts===
===Humans===
====Humans====
* {{ka|Flint}}
* {{an|Brock}}
* {{an|Brock}}
* {{ka|Flint}}
* [[Forrest]]
* [[Brock's siblings]]
* [[Brock's siblings]]
** [[Forrest]]
** Salvadore
** Yolanda
** Tommy
** Cindy
** Suzie
** Timmy
** Billy
** Tilly


===Pokémon debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
* [[Brock's Steelix|Brock's Onix]]
* {{p|Geodude}} ({{OP|Brock|Geodude}})
* {{p|Geodude}} ({{OP|Brock|Geodude}})
* {{p|Onix}} ({{OP|Brock|Onix}})


==Characters==
==Characters==
[[File:Dare da EP005.png|thumb|200px|right|{{tt|Dare da?|Who's That Pokémon?}}]]
[[File:Dare da EP005.png|thumb|200px|{{tt|Dare da?|Who's That Pokémon?}}]]
===Humans===
===Humans===
* {{Ash}}
* {{Ash}}
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* [[Nurse Joy]]
* [[Nurse Joy]]
* {{ka|Flint}}
* {{ka|Flint}}
* [[Forrest]]
* [[Brock's siblings]]
* [[Brock's siblings]]
** [[Forrest]]


===Pokémon===
===Pokémon===
[[File:WTP EP005.png|thumb|200px|right|Who's That Pokémon?]]
[[File:WTP EP005.png|thumb|200px|Who's That Pokémon?]]
[[Who's That Pokémon?]]: {{p|Onix}}
[[Who's That Pokémon?]]: {{p|Onix}}


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* {{p|Meowth}} ({{TRM}})
* {{p|Meowth}} ({{TRM}})
* {{p|Pidgeotto}} ({{OP|Ash|Pidgeotto}})
* {{p|Pidgeotto}} ({{OP|Ash|Pidgeotto}})
* {{p|Onix}} ({{OP|Brock|Onix}}; debut)
* {{p|Onix}} ({{OP|Brock|Onix}})
* {{p|Geodude}} ({{OP|Brock|Geodude}}; debut)
* {{p|Geodude}} ({{OP|Brock|Geodude}}; debut)
{{right clear}}
{{right clear}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* This episode introduces Team Rocket's pitfall trap gag.
* This was chosen by Okazaki Taiiku as the eighth episode of ''[[Pocket Monsters Premier 10]]''.
* This episode establishes that there are multiple [[Nurse Joy]]s who are all part of a large extended family.
* This episode introduces {{TRT}}'s pitfall trap gag.
* This is the first episode in which {{TRT}} appears but has no bearing on the plot.
* This episode establishes the fact that there are multiple [[Nurse Joy]]s who are all part of a large extended family.
* The poster in the Pokémon Center uses type symbols from the TCG, specifically from top to bottom, the Electric, Psychic, Grass, Fighting, Fire, and Water symbols.
* This is the first episode in which Team Rocket appears but has no effect on the plot.
* This is one of the few episodes where Ash tries to return Pikachu to its [[Poké Ball]].  
* The poster in the [[Pokémon Center]] uses [[type]] symbols from the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game|TCG]], specifically, from top to bottom, the {{OBP|Lightning|TCG}}, {{OBP|Psychic|TCG}}, {{OBP|Grass|TCG}}, {{OBP|Fighting|TCG}}, {{OBP|Fire|TCG}}, and {{OBP|Water|TCG}} symbols.
* This episode introduced the greatest number of named recurring [[list of anime characters|characters]] in the anime, due to [[Brock's siblings]]. If all of [[Gary's cheerleaders]] were named, the honor would go to [[EP001|the first episode]].
* This is the only episode where {{Ash}} tries to actively [[recall]] Pikachu back into his {{i|Poké Ball}}.
* This episode is featured on the ''Volume 20: Onix'' copy of [[Pokémon All-Stars]].
* This episode introduced the greatest number of named recurring [[List of anime characters|characters]] in the {{pkmn|anime}}, due to the presence of [[Brock's siblings]]. This record was later matched by ''[[HZ001|The Pendant That Starts It All (Part One)]]''.
* Three days after this episode aired in [[dub|English]], Ash won his [[EP063|eighth Badge]] in Japanese.
* When the full moon is first shown in this episode, a wolf can be faintly heard howling in the background.
* This episode is featured on ''Volume 20: Onix'' from [[VIZ Media]]'s {{OBP|Pokémon All-Stars|Region 1}} series.
* This episode aired in the United States three days before Ash won his [[EP063|eighth Badge]] in the Japanese airings.
* Ash mentions that it had nearly been two weeks since he started on his {{pkmn|journey}} in this episode.
* [[Brock's siblings]] restraining Ash is similar to a scene in the series ''{{wp|Star of the Giants}}''.
* This episode introduces the concept of {{tc|Pokémon Breeder}}s, which wouldn't appear in the {{pkmn|games}} until [[Generation III|two generations later]].
* In the English dub, the title card is written in {{wp|all caps}}.


===Errors===
===Errors===
[[File:EP005 error.png|thumb|200px|right|Ash's red eyes]]
[[File:EP005 error.png|thumb|200px|Ash's eyes]]
* Before Ash's first battle with Brock, right before Brock switches the lights of the Gym on, Ash's eyes appear red.
* The blurb incorrectly refers to the {{Badge|Boulder}} as the Rock Badge.
* In the English dub, Flint says that Brock has ten little brothers and sisters when he only has nine.
* Before Ash's first battle with Brock, right before Brock switches the lights of the Gym on, Ash's eyes are colored red. This also happens when Ash attempts to recall Pikachu.
* Ash's advantage over Brock should not have technically worked. {{type|Ground}} Pokémon are always immune to {{type|Electric}} [[move]]s, no matter how strong the attack or how weakened the opposing Pokémon. This is the first of many times Pikachu's Electric attacks [[Anime physics|defy type match-ups]] to change the results of the battle.
* When Ash begins both of his battles with Brock, the giant rock in the middle of the platform that moved into position disappears.
** Ironically, in later episodes when Pikachu faces other Ground-types, including other Onix, Ash actually states that electric attacks would have no effect.
* When {{ka|Flint}} tells Ash to come with him, Ash's right glove is missing.
* When Brock says "Geodude go!" during his rematch with Ash, his mouth does not move when he says "go".
* Ash's advantage over Brock should not have technically worked; {{type|Ground}} Pokémon are immune to {{type|Electric}} [[move]]s. This is the first of many times Pikachu's Electric attacks [[Anime physics|defy type matchups]] to change the results of the battle.
* When Ash tries to return Pikachu into its Poké Ball, the ball doesn't have the lightning bolt like in EP001.
** However, there are multiple future instances in the {{pkmn|anime}} where Electric moves have not worked against Ground-type Pokémon, including Onix.
* In the English dub:
** Ash tells Flint that his goal is to become a [[Pokémon Trainer]]. This is untrue, as he already is a Pokémon Trainer. His true goal is to become a [[Pokémon Master]].
** Flint says that Brock has ten little brothers and sisters when he only has nine. The same mistake appears in the blurb.
*** He also says that [[Lola|Brock's mother]] died after trying to raise the family on her own. However, she appears in ''[[HS01|A Family That Battles Together Stays Together!]]'', as well as in several other episodes afterward. In the original version, he instead said that Brock's mother left the family to Brock's care.
** When Brock says, "{{TP|Brock|Geodude}}, go!" during his rematch with Ash, his mouth does not move when he says "go!".
* In the {{pmin|Brazil|Brazilian Portuguese}} dub, Nurse Joy refers to [[Ash's Pidgeotto]] and {{AP|Butterfree}} as only one Pokémon.


===Changes===
===Changes===
====Dub edits====
====Dub edits====
* [[Kanto Pokérap]]: Day 5 (Version 2)
* Flint charges a $2 fee for sitting on his rocks, or ¥50 in the Japanese version.
* Flint charges a $2 fee for sitting on his rocks, or ¥50 in the Japanese version.
* Various pieces of text were changed to English:
* The restaurant bill was changed from ¥1150 to $1150. The top of the bill's writing is removed and bottom of the bill is changed from "Restaurant Nibi" to "Thank You".
** The unreadable (due to the position of the camera) signs at Flint's shop were changed to "SALE".
** The poster in the Pokémon Center was translated, emulating the font and style of the letters exactly.
** The restaurant bill was changed from ¥1150 to $1150. The bottom of the bill is changed from "Restaurant Nibi" to "Thank You".
** The "Nibi Gym" sign was changed to say "Pewter Gym".
** The sign outside Flint's house changed from "We have rocks" to "ROCKS FOR SALE".
* Instead of saying Brock's mother left the family to Brock's care, Flint tells Ash that she died after trying to raise the family on her own. This resulted in an inconsistency in the English dub, as Brock's mother, [[Lola]] appears in ''[[SS001|A Family That Battles Together Stays Together!]]'' as well as in several other episodes afterward.


====Differences between the episode and the comic adaptation====
<gallery>
* The scene at the diner was omitted.
Pokémon League original.png|The Pokémon League poster (original)
Pokémon League.png|The Pokémon League poster (dub)
Yen symbol EP005.png|The restaurant bill (original)
Yen symbol EP005 dub edit.png|The restaurant bill (dub)
Pewter Gym original.png|The Pewter Gym (original)
Pewter Gym dub edit.png|The Pewter Gym (dub)
Sign EP005 original.png|Flint's sign (original)
Sign EP005 dub edit.png|Flint's sign (dub)
Flint's house EP005 original.png|Flint's house (original)
Flint's house EP005 dub edit.png|Flint's house (dub)
</gallery>
 
====Differences between the episode and the [[Pocket Monsters Film Comic|comic adaptation]]====
* The scene where Ash discovers the poster has some extra lines in the comic (namely, Ash explicitly stating he was going to enter his name to the registration board, and Misty explicitly denying he'll do it) that weren't present in the anime.
* The scene at the diner was omitted. As a result, the subplot where Misty offers to aid Ash by letting him borrow her Pokémon was downplayed to the extent that the only hint that existed was Misty's exclamation to Ash during the fight that Rock Pokémon are weak to Water attacks late into the comic.
* When observing Brock raising his siblings at Flint's prompting, Ash explicitly says Brock's name in addition to saying "huh?" in the comic. In the episode, he only gives a confused remark.
* The scene where Brock's siblings interfere with the match is excised significantly to only show them telling off Ash and his attempting to claim he is not a bully. It also omits the flashback to Brock refusing to finish off Pikachu that ultimately has Ash decide to do a similar act of refusing to finish off Onix.
* Misty's complaint about Ash forfeiting again was cut. Likewise, Brock's reaction to Ash's explanation for throwing the match was changed to him saying his name instead of saying "Maybe..."
* Team Rocket falling into the hole again was cut out in the ending.


==In other languages==
==In other languages==
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Showdown in Pewter City
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  EP005  
ニビジムのたたかい！
Nibi Gym Battle!
First broadcast
Japan April 29, 1997
United States September 14, 1998
English themes
Opening Pokémon Theme
Ending
Japanese themes
Opening めざせポケモンマスター
Ending ひゃくごじゅういち
Credits
Animation Team Ota
Screenplay 武上純希 Junki Takegami
Storyboard 井硲清高 Kiyotaka Itani
Assistant director 井硲清高 Kiyotaka Itani
Animation director 松原徳弘 Norihiro Matsubara
Additional credits

Showdown in Pewter City (Japanese: ニビジムのたたかい！ Nibi Gym Battle!) is the fifth episode of the Pokémon anime. It was first broadcast in Japan on April 29, 1997, and in the United States on September 14, 1998.

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Blurb

Jessie, James, and Meowth dig a trap for our heroes, but they end up falling into it themselves!

Ash and Misty arrive at Pewter City and meet a curious fellow named Flint, who notices that Pikachu is tired and shows them the way to the Pokémon Center.

At the Pokémon Center, Ash reads a poster promoting the Pokémon League Regional Championships—to compete, you have to beat gym leaders from various towns and win their badges. Ash challenges the Pewter City Gym Leader, Brock, but even a healed Pikachu has no chance against Brock's Rock-type Pokémon. Later, Flint shows Ash a surprising side of Brock—when he's not battling and raising Pokémon, he has to take care of his ten brothers and sisters.

Will this news affect Ash's desire to battle Brock again for the Rock Badge? Who is this Flint guy, and why does he insist on helping Ash train Pikachu for the rematch? And will Team Rocket ever climb out of that hole?

Plot

Team Rocket finishes digging a hole trap and disguises it with soil, leaves, and wood, though they fall into it soon after they forget its location. Meanwhile, Ash, Misty, and Pikachu arrive at the outskirts of Pewter City. As Ash takes a rest on some rocks, he and Misty meet a mysterious man named Flint, who sells rocks for a living. Flint escorts the group to the Pokémon Center, where Ash is surprised to encounter Nurse Joy again. She explains that she is the Viridian City Joy's older sister. She directs Ash's attention to a poster promoting a tournament called the Pokémon League Championship and he decides to sign up. However, before he can enter, he needs to defeat eight Pokémon Gym Leaders and earn a Gym Badge from each as proof of his victory. Flint walks in at this point and tells Ash about Pewter City's Gym Leader, Brock. He is openly skeptical of Ash's chances of winning and laughs scornfully at the very thought of it. Over a meal, Misty warns Ash of Gym Leaders' prodigious skill and offers him advice. Misty becomes angry when Ash declines her advice, so she choose to walks off, leaving him with the bill.

Ash stops by the Pokémon Center again to pick up his healed team before making his way to the Pewter Gym. When he arrives, the Gym is dark, though he soon meets the Gym Leader Brock, and challenges him to a battle. Brock queries Ash, and he replies that he has been traveling with Pikachu for two weeks. With a snap of his fingers, Brock transforms the Gym into a rocky field and turns on the lights. In the Pewter Gym, battles are two against two. Ash begins the match with Pikachu while Brock starts off with Onix. Pikachu is intimidated by the giant Pokémon and doesn't want to battle, but Ash responds by telling Pikachu that this is his battle. Pikachu's Thunder Shock is woefully ineffective against Onix's Bind, which begins to crush Pikachu, inflicting visible pain. This prompts Ash to recall Pikachu to his Poké Ball, though the attempt is thwarted by the larger Pokémon's bulk. Ash cannot bear to watch Pikachu's suffering and he forfeits the match.

As a dejected Ash leaves the Gym, he encounters Flint again, who suggests that Ash follow him to his home. Ash agrees, and over some tea, they discuss what happened in the Gym. Flint notices that Ash is obviously upset over his loss, so he consoles him with the knowledge that Brock could be an even better Trainer than he already is. Ash becomes confused by this, but Flint refuses to elaborate. Instead, he leads Ash outside to peer over a hedge into another house. The two of them watch as Brock, dressed in a pink apron, cares for his nine little brothers and sisters. Walking through the city, Flint explains that after Brock's good-for-nothing father left home to become a Pokémon Trainer, his heartbroken mother abandoned them, leaving the eldest child, Brock, to take care of his siblings. Ash feels sympathy for Brock but is determined to defeat him nonetheless. Flint recognizes Ash's determination and mentions that he might know of a way Ash can super-charge Pikachu.

Flint and Ash travel to a hydroelectric plant, where Flint hooks up the generator to the electric sacs in Pikachu's cheeks. As the river is bone-dry, Ash must run on a large water wheel to generate the electricity, which flows into Pikachu. Misty shows up and offers to lend Ash her Water-type Pokémon. However, Ash refuses and continues charging Pikachu until the generator overloads and Pikachu's electricity lights up the night sky. The next day, Ash returns with confidence to the Pewter City Gym for a rematch. Brock is also confident after his easy victory in the last battle, and the two quickly start the rematch. Brock starts off with Geodude, while Ash sends out Pidgeotto. However, the Normal- and Flying-type Pokémon cannot hurt Geodude, and is knocked out. Ash recalls it and sends out Pikachu. Misty watches and cheers for Ash from the rafters, though she is later outnumbered by Brock's supportive siblings.

Brock comments on how weak Pikachu and Ash are, and Ash retorts by commanding Pikachu's attack, which easily knocks Geodude out. Both Brock and Misty are stunned at this. Brock recalls his Geodude and sends out Onix, and a fearful Pikachu tries another Electric attack, damaging the Gym instead. Onix wraps Pikachu with Bind, but Pikachu makes a comeback with his new attack, Thunderbolt. While the attack manages to injure Onix, the Rock Snake Pokémon's Bind proves to be too much for Pikachu to handle, and the Thunderbolt fizzles out. Just as Pikachu is about to pass out, Brock suddenly spares him by calling Onix off. He tells Ash to forfeit again before any more harm comes to Pikachu. Ash protests, wanting to finish the battle.

Suddenly, the Gym's sprinklers are set off by a fire caused by Pikachu's earlier Electric attack. Water sprays all over Onix, weakening it and allowing Pikachu to fight back with another Electric attack after Misty yells out to Ash that Rock types like Onix are weakened by water. Just as Ash is about to command Pikachu to finish Onix off, Brock's brothers and sisters all crowd Ash and beg him to stop. Brock orders his brothers and sisters to not get involved, but they protest, knowing that Brock's love of Pokémon would make it painful for him to continue the match and watch his Onix get hurt further. At this, Ash, flashing back to Brock telling his Onix to release Pikachu just prior to the sprinklers being set off, calls back his Pikachu. He explains that if he defeated Brock now, it would only be because of the sprinklers being set off. He decides he wants to win his Badge fair and square, much to Misty's disappointment since he is giving up a lucky advantage.

Ash leaves the Pewter Gym and apologizes to Pikachu for being so tough on him. He turns around after hearing someone calling, and notices Brock running up to him. Surprisingly, Brock gives him the Boulder Badge. Ash doesn't want to accept the Badge, but Brock insists that Ash has earned it through his kindness to Pokémon. Brock continues to explain that rather than becoming a great Pokémon Trainer, his dream is to become a great Pokémon Breeder, but can't do so because of his family duties. He gives Ash the Badge and asks him to fulfill his dream, to which Ash agrees.

Suddenly, Flint reappears and removes his beard and hat, revealing that he is Brock's father. He explains that he avoided returning to his family as a failure of a Pokémon Trainer. Ash puzzles over the fact that Flint helped him instead of his son, Brock, and Flint explains that Ash's helplessness reminded him of himself. Flint is ready to take back the responsibilities that he abandoned years ago, which Brock returns to him, along with a long list of tasks for him to remember while taking care of the children. That evening, Ash and Brock travel on the road out of Pewter City. Ash insists that he is glad to have him along. However, Misty is a different story, and from several paces behind she yells at him to not forget about her bike. Ash and Pikachu, followed by Brock, run ahead to lose Misty, though she remains in pursuit.

Meanwhile, Team Rocket finally manages to burst out of their trap via power drill, only to end up being trampled by Ash and his friends.

Major events

Brock giving Ash the Boulder Badge
For a list of all major events in the anime, please see the history page.

Debuts

Humans

Pokémon debuts

Characters

Dare da?

Humans

Pokémon

Who's That Pokémon?

Who's That Pokémon?: Onix


Trivia

Errors

Ash's eyes
  • The blurb incorrectly refers to the Boulder Badge as the Rock Badge.
  • Before Ash's first battle with Brock, right before Brock switches the lights of the Gym on, Ash's eyes are colored red. This also happens when Ash attempts to recall Pikachu.
  • When Ash begins both of his battles with Brock, the giant rock in the middle of the platform that moved into position disappears.
  • When Flint tells Ash to come with him, Ash's right glove is missing.
  • Ash's advantage over Brock should not have technically worked; Ground-type Pokémon are immune to Electric-type moves. This is the first of many times Pikachu's Electric attacks defy type matchups to change the results of the battle.
    • However, there are multiple future instances in the anime where Electric moves have not worked against Ground-type Pokémon, including Onix.
  • In the English dub:
    • Ash tells Flint that his goal is to become a Pokémon Trainer. This is untrue, as he already is a Pokémon Trainer. His true goal is to become a Pokémon Master.
    • Flint says that Brock has ten little brothers and sisters when he only has nine. The same mistake appears in the blurb.
    • When Brock says, "Geodude, go!" during his rematch with Ash, his mouth does not move when he says "go!".
  • In the Brazilian Portuguese dub, Nurse Joy refers to Ash's Pidgeotto and Butterfree as only one Pokémon.

Changes

Dub edits

  • Kanto Pokérap: Day 5 (Version 2)
  • Flint charges a $2 fee for sitting on his rocks, or ¥50 in the Japanese version.
  • The restaurant bill was changed from ¥1150 to $1150. The top of the bill's writing is removed and bottom of the bill is changed from "Restaurant Nibi" to "Thank You".
  • The Pokémon League poster (original)

    The Pokémon League poster (original)

  • The Pokémon League poster (dub)

    The Pokémon League poster (dub)

  • The restaurant bill (original)

    The restaurant bill (original)

  • The restaurant bill (dub)

    The restaurant bill (dub)

  • The Pewter Gym (original)

    The Pewter Gym (original)

  • The Pewter Gym (dub)

    The Pewter Gym (dub)

  • Flint's sign (original)

    Flint's sign (original)

  • Flint's sign (dub)

    Flint's sign (dub)

  • Flint's house (original)

    Flint's house (original)

  • Flint's house (dub)

    Flint's house (dub)

Differences between the episode and the comic adaptation

  • The scene where Ash discovers the poster has some extra lines in the comic (namely, Ash explicitly stating he was going to enter his name to the registration board, and Misty explicitly denying he'll do it) that weren't present in the anime.
  • The scene at the diner was omitted. As a result, the subplot where Misty offers to aid Ash by letting him borrow her Pokémon was downplayed to the extent that the only hint that existed was Misty's exclamation to Ash during the fight that Rock Pokémon are weak to Water attacks late into the comic.
  • When observing Brock raising his siblings at Flint's prompting, Ash explicitly says Brock's name in addition to saying "huh?" in the comic. In the episode, he only gives a confused remark.
  • The scene where Brock's siblings interfere with the match is excised significantly to only show them telling off Ash and his attempting to claim he is not a bully. It also omits the flashback to Brock refusing to finish off Pikachu that ultimately has Ash decide to do a similar act of refusing to finish off Onix.
  • Misty's complaint about Ash forfeiting again was cut. Likewise, Brock's reaction to Ash's explanation for throwing the match was changed to him saying his name instead of saying "Maybe..."
  • Team Rocket falling into the hole again was cut out in the ending.

In other languages



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