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[[Shu]] and {{TP| | [[Shu]] and {{TP|Shu|Pikachu}} are traveling in a forest when they come across a {{p|Meowth}} playing a {{wp|shamisen}}, a Japanese stringed instrument. After its performance is finished, a boy appears, introducing himself as {{GDZ|Masatoshi}}, Meowth's Trainer. He demands money from Shu for enjoying Meowth's performance<!--it's 5 Francs in the French version, but i'm sure that's not the currency in the original XD-->. When Shu refuses to pay up, Masatoshi starts physically attacking Shu. | ||
As the boys fight, Masatoshi starts carrying on dramatically, accusing | As the boys fight, Masatoshi starts carrying on dramatically, accusing Shu of being elitist because he favours Pikachu. He further asserts that many Trainers favour Pikachu and nobody wants to understand him or his Meowth. At this point, he reveals that he has a device known as a "Cat Cap"<!--translated from French name--> which he can use to communicate with his Meowth, just like Shu can communicate with Pikachu using the [[Income]]. Now wearing the Cat Cap, Masatoshi commands Meowth to attack against Pikachu with {{m|Pay Day}}, scattering Shu's coins all over the place. Masatoshi and Shu run around grabbing all the coins. Upset, Shu commands Pikachu to retaliate, but Masatoshi himself jumps in the way, taking the hit for Meowth. | ||
Meowth and Pikachu continue to battle while Masatoshi continues to brag and gloat to | Meowth and Pikachu continue to battle while Masatoshi continues to brag and gloat to Shu that his Meowth is so great and that his Pikachu is a weak Pokémon. Shu shouts that his Pikachu is not a weak Pokémon and commands it to use {{m|Thunderbolt}} against Masatoshi and Meowth. Masatoshi accepts defeat, and much to Shu's disdain, promises to make it up to him by teaching him some of his favourite practical jokes. | ||
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===Pokémon=== | ===Pokémon=== | ||
* {{p|Pikachu}} ({{OP| | * {{p|Pikachu}} ({{OP|Shu|Pikachu}}) | ||
* {{p|Meowth}} ({{GDZ|Masatoshi}}'s) | * {{p|Meowth}} ({{GDZ|Masatoshi}}'s) | ||
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Gag Battles* is the eighteenth chapter of the Pokémon Gotta Catch 'Em All manga.
Plot
Shu and Pikachu are traveling in a forest when they come across a Meowth playing a shamisen, a Japanese stringed instrument. After its performance is finished, a boy appears, introducing himself as Masatoshi, Meowth's Trainer. He demands money from Shu for enjoying Meowth's performance. When Shu refuses to pay up, Masatoshi starts physically attacking Shu.
As the boys fight, Masatoshi starts carrying on dramatically, accusing Shu of being elitist because he favours Pikachu. He further asserts that many Trainers favour Pikachu and nobody wants to understand him or his Meowth. At this point, he reveals that he has a device known as a "Cat Cap" which he can use to communicate with his Meowth, just like Shu can communicate with Pikachu using the Income. Now wearing the Cat Cap, Masatoshi commands Meowth to attack against Pikachu with Pay Day, scattering Shu's coins all over the place. Masatoshi and Shu run around grabbing all the coins. Upset, Shu commands Pikachu to retaliate, but Masatoshi himself jumps in the way, taking the hit for Meowth.
Meowth and Pikachu continue to battle while Masatoshi continues to brag and gloat to Shu that his Meowth is so great and that his Pikachu is a weak Pokémon. Shu shouts that his Pikachu is not a weak Pokémon and commands it to use Thunderbolt against Masatoshi and Meowth. Masatoshi accepts defeat, and much to Shu's disdain, promises to make it up to him by teaching him some of his favourite practical jokes.
Major events
Debuts
Pokémon debuts
Characters
Humans
Pokémon
In other languages
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Batailles de gags | |
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This article is part of Project Manga, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each series of Pokémon manga. |
