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(Japanese: リザードン Lizardon) is the fourth and final episode of Pokémon Origins. It was first broadcast in Japan on October 2, 2013 and is scheduled to air on Pokémon TV on November 22, 2013.
Plot
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Major events
- Red arrives at the Indigo Plateau and defeats the Elite Four.
- Red finds out that Blue has already become the Champion.
- Red defeats Blue, thus becoming the new Pokémon League Champion.
- Red manages to collect all the 149 known Pokémon species, including the legendary birds.
- Red learns about Mewtwo, the 150th Pokémon.
- Red enters the Cerulean Cave in order to capture Mewtwo.
- The stones given to Red by Mr. Fuji are revealed to be Mega Stones from Kalos.
- Red's Charizard Mega Evolves into Mega Charizard X.
- Red successfully captures Mewtwo.
- Red sets off to find and capture Mew in order to complete the Pokédex.
Characters
Humans
Pokémon
- Charizard (Red's; Mega Charizard X)
- Jolteon (Red's)
- Scyther (Red's)
- Dodrio (Red's)
- Lapras (Red's)
- Persian (Red's)
- Fearow (Red's; new)
- Arbok (Red's; new)
- Tentacool (Red's; new)
- Pikachu (Red's; new)
- Chansey (Red's; new)
- Rapidash (Red's)
- Tauros (Red's)
- Articuno (Red's; new)
- Zapdos (Red's; new)
- Moltres (Red's; new)
- Gengar (Red's)
- Mewtwo (Red's; new)
- Pidgeot (Blue's)
- Alakazam (Blue's)
- Rhydon (Blue's)
- Arcanine (Blue's)
- Exeggutor (Blue's)
- Blastoise (Blue's)
- Dewgong (Lorelei's)
- Onix (Bruno's)
- Gengar (Agatha's)
- Dragonite (Lance's)
- Vulpix (Pokémon House)
- Oddish (Pokémon House)
- Growlithe (Pokémon House)
- Cubone (Pokémon House)
- Rhydon (statue)
- Bulbasaur (Scientist review)
- Butterfree (Scientist review)
- Raticate (Scientist review)
- Clefable (Scientist review)
- Mankey (Scientist review)
- Machamp (Scientist review)
- Victreebel (Scientist review)
- Haunter (Scientist review)
- Seaking (Scientist review)
- Aerodactyl (Scientist review)
- Mew
Trivia
- A Growlithe plays with a substitute-like plushie in Mr. Fuji's Lavender Volunteer Pokémon House.
- A Slowking is shown in the Hall of Fame display despite the fact that every other Pokémon featured in the special was introduced in Generation I.
Errors
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