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Make Way for Magikarp

VSコイキング

VS. Koiking

Info

Series

Pokémon Adventures

Other

Location

Cerise Island

Make Way for Magikarp (Japanese: VSコイキング VS. Koiking) is the 74th round of the Pokémon Adventures manga.

Synopsis

Bill and Lt. Surge are searching for the Elite Four in the Cerise Cave when they find a giant stone bridge with a giant "pond" under it. They decide to cross using the stone bridge. Bill then slips and falls into the "pond", but Bill's Magikarp uses Splash, putting Bill and Magikarp safely on the stone bridge. When Bill looks at his shoes, he sees that they have melted! Bruno appears and tells them that the stone bridge is a wild Onix, and that if they cross the bridge, victory is theirs. Lt. Surge accepts.

Meanwhile, in another part of the Cerise Cave, Blaine and Yellow are searching for the Elite Four, but haven't found a trace. Blaine borrows Yellow's Pokédex and checks the "Pikachu Emotion Mode" for Pika, and says that the levels are off the charts. Yellow tells him that he senses Pika will soon remember something important. Blaine suggests that after Red's battle with the Elite Four, Pika lost the memory of the battle. But there is no time to think about that — they've just sighted Bill and Lt. Surge! Unfortunately, there is a clear wall between them, so they cannot help Bill and Lt. Surge. They can only watch as the battle continues. Lt. Surge's Electabuzz uses ThunderShock and Bill's Vulpix uses ThunderShock, but Bruno jumps to avoid the attacks. Bruno then sends out his Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee, and his Machamp.

Major events

• Lt. Surge and Bill are challenged to a battle by Bruno.
• Yellow and Blaine catch up to Lt. Surge and Bill but are blocked to be noticed.

Debuts

Characters

Cameos

Humans

• Yellow
• Bill
• Lt. Surge
• Bruno
• Blaine

Pokémon

• Magikarp (Bill's)
• Electabuzz (Lt. Surge's)
• Onix
• Hitmonchan (Bruno's)
• Hitmonlee (Bruno's)
• Machamp (Bruno's)
• Vulpix (Bill's)
• Pikachu (Pika)

Trivia

Errors

• On page 142 of the VIZ Media second edition, Template:Type2 is incorrectly named "Earth-type".

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