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Out-Odding Oddish/VS Oddish

VSナゾノクサ

VS Nazonokusa

Info

Series

Pokémon Adventures

Other

Location

Pokéathlon Dome

Out-Odding Oddish/VS Oddish (Japanese: VSナゾノクサ VS Nazonokusa or 挑戦ポケスロン！ Challenge, Pokéthlon!) is the 442nd round of the Pokémon Adventures manga and the first of the HeartGold & SoulSilver arc.

Plot

The round opens with Gold and his Pokémon standing before Arceus. Gold questions Arceus about how they got into this situation. Gold commands a Blast Burn from Exbo, who fires a powerful flame attack at the Alpha Pokémon. Gold introduces himself to Arceus and questions why he has to fight it when he was trying to save it. Arceus lets out a powerful roar, which causes Gold's team to recoil in pain. As Gold urges his Pokémon to last until Silver arrives, Arceus begins glowing brightly.

The scene shifts to a couple of a weeks ago. Gold, along with Whitney ride on top of Exbo and Mil Mil to another location. A hungry Gold complains and asks if they have arrived at their destination yet. To appease his hunger, Gold pulls out a RageCandyBar and throws one into Whitney's mouth, which causes her to start choking. To dissolve the manjū, Gold has Polibo shoot a water attack at Whitney, soaking her and Mil Mil in the process. Angered, Whitney begins attacking Gold for almost causing her to choke.

Eventually, they enter their location: the Pokéathlon Dome. Inside the area, DJ Mary and the Radio Director emcee the events. Upon entering, Gold gets on his skateboard and attempts to skip through the line. Annoyed at Gold's antics, Whitney has Smea Smea cover Gold's face in paint and drags him away while apologizing to everyone else. While Whitney continues to drag him away, Gold begins looking around for someone he was supposed to meet. Gold complains that Whitney got his new clothes dirty, but Whitney reveals that he will need to change anyway and forces him into a jersey, much to Gold's displeasure.

With Aibo, Polibo, and Exbo, Gold sets out to enter his first competition. Gold picks the Skill Course, which ends with the round Snow Throw. Gold's team throws snowballs at their opponents, but Gold commands Aibo to create a gigantic one. Aibo throws it, giving Gold enough points to win the Skill Course. Maximo hands Gold the Skill Medal for being the winner. After meeting up with Whitney again, Gold decides to pick the Jump Course next. Outside the dome, a large Pokémon swims through the lake with fury in its eyes.

Mary begins explaining how the Pokéathlon works over the speakers. She explains that there are five arenas where the Pokéathletes compete in each dome. Next, she explains that in the Sand Dome, the Disc Catch event is currently being held. Mary and the Director decide to get a closer look and head inside to check on the competitors. Suddenly, Gold rushes past Mary, accidentally causing her to spin around in the process. Once he realizes who he just passed, Gold quickly moves back and re-introduces himself to Mary.

Mary and the Director recognize Gold as a troublemaker, which causes Gold to be offended. Mary notices Gold's jersey, which clues her into figuring out that he's competing. When Gold is asked why he was running, Gold reveals that he was making Aprijuice with the Apriblender. Mary questions Gold's actions, as his Pokémon should be given orders while they are in a competition. Gold reveals that he doesn't need to give his Pokémon orders.

In the Disc Catch competition, Sudobo and Sunbo easily catch a disc that was thrown to them. Gold points out that most Pokémon would crowd together to catch a single disc, but since his Togebo is small, he can easily move through crowds. Togebo pushes his opponents away and easily catches the disc, which signifies the end of the match. The next round is Lamp Jump, where Gold's team needs to push the lights while preventing their opponents from doing so. While Sudobo and Sunbo easily touch some lights, Togebo rudely pushes his opponents out of the way. Mary notes that Togebo's rude nature is just like Gold, which she thinks makes them just like twins. Lamp Jump ends, which gives Gold enough to points to earn the Jump Medal.

Later, the Director asks Mary where Gold headed off to. Mary states that Gold had entered the Stamina Course and is entered in the Ring Drop competition with Exbo, Aibo, and Polibo. After Gold wins the Stamina Course, Mary notes that Gold doesn't pay attention to his team during competitions while she watches Gold and his team laugh at Togebo's failed attempt to drink Aprijuice. Next, Gold decides to enter in the Speed Course. This worries the Director, who realizes that if Gold plans to enter in the Speed Course, he will have to face Jet, a competitor that he may not be able to defeat.

In the Track Dome, Gold is surprised to see so many people entering to watch the match. Gold notices Jet next to him, who is blowing kisses to his many fans. In the Hurdle Dash and Pennant Capture competitions, Mary and the Director's hunches were proven correct as Jet's team easily defeats Sudobo and Sunbo. In the final match, Relay Run, Gold is behind Jet, which means he needs to win this match in order to win. The match starts, to which all the competitors and their Pokémon begin running.

Mary hosts the event and points out that some competitors will switch their Pokémon immediately while others may wait until their first Pokémon gets tired before changing. When she questions where Gold is, they notice that Gold is simply sliding on the ground slowly while riding on his skateboard in the wrong direction. An exhausted and in last place Sudobo struggles to move on, so he is switched for Sunbo. Mary points out that there isn't much time left on the clock, so Gold switches Sunbo out for Togebo.

Togebo's fast speed allows it to easily catch up to Jet's Dodrio, but he is kicked away into the gravel by Dodrio's foot. The dirt gets into Togebo's eyes, preventing him from being able to see and run properly. Gold commands Togebo to keep going and gives him directions on where to move. This causes Mary and the Director to realize that Gold wasn't playing on his skateboard, but was actually memorizing the field they were competing on. Togebo continues running and eventually manages to make it past Jet's Dodrio, which gives Gold the win.

Jet commends Gold for his performance, which Gold thanks him for. Mary goes up to congratulate Gold for his win in the Speed Course. Mary points out her surprise to see how Gold and Togebo understand each other perfectly. While he cleans Togebo's eyes out with a napkin, Gold reveals that he has been with Togebo since he was an Egg.

Major events

At an unknown location, Gold faces Arceus.
Gold is revealed to own an upgraded Pokédex.
Gold flashes back to a few weeks prior to the current situation.
Gold, along with Whitney, travels to and enters in the Pokéathlon.
Gold faces Jet, another competitor, and wins.

Debuts

Pokémon debuts

Arceus
Ambipom (Aibo)

Characters

Humans

Pokémon

Trivia

Errors

In the Viz release of this round, Aipom is incorrectly identified with its Japanese name, Eipam, on one page.

This article is part of Project Manga, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each series of Pokémon manga.

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-title_en=VS Oddish|
+title_en={{tt|Out-Odding Oddish|VIZ Media}}/{{tt|VS Oddish|Chuang Yi}}|
 title_ja=VSナゾノクサ|
 title_ro=VS Nazonokusa |
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 volume=41 |
 number=442 |
-location=[[Pokéathlon]] |
+location=[[Pokéathlon Dome]] |
-prev_round=Different Dimension Battle XI |
+prev_round=The Final Dimensional Duel XI |
-next_round=VS Aipom|
+next_round=Attaway, Aipom!|
 }}
-'''VS Oddish''' (Japanese: '''VSナゾノクサ''' ''VS {{tt|Nazonokusa|Oddish}}'') is the 442nd round of the [[Pokémon Adventures]] manga and the first of the {{chap|HeartGold & SoulSilver}}.
+'''{{tt|Out-Odding Oddish|VIZ Media}}/{{tt|VS Oddish|Chuang Yi}}''' (Japanese: '''VSナゾノクサ''' ''VS {{tt|Nazonokusa|Oddish}}'' or '''挑戦 ポケスロン！''' ''Challenge, {{tt|Pokéthlon|Pokéathlon}}!'') is the 442nd round of the [[Pokémon Adventures]] manga and the first of the {{chap|HeartGold & SoulSilver}}.
-==Synopsis==
+==Plot==
-The round opens with Gold and his Pokémon standing before and battling Arceus. As Gold urges his Pokémon to last until Silver arrives, the scene switches to before this happens. Gold and Whitney ride alongside on Exbo and Miltank respectively. As Gold annoys Whitney, they finally arrive at their destination (much to Gold's delight); The Pokéathalon Dome. Gold attempts to cut in line, but he is stopped by Whitney and Smeargle. As he is dragged away, he wonders if someone he is supposed to meet has shown up. Gold is then forced by Whitney to change into a jersey, and he begins to compete.
+The round opens with {{adv|Gold}} and his Pokémon standing before {{p|Arceus}}. Gold questions Arceus about how they got into this situation. Gold commands a {{m|Blast Burn}} from [[Exbo]], who fires a powerful flame attack at the Alpha Pokémon. Gold introduces himself to Arceus and questions why he has to fight it when he was trying to save it. Arceus lets out a powerful roar, which causes Gold's team to recoil in pain. As Gold urges his Pokémon to last until {{adv|Silver}} arrives, Arceus begins glowing brightly.
-He starts with Ataro, Explotaro and Poltaro competing in the 'Snow Throw', which is, as described by Gold, "..just a big snow-ball fight!". He comes in first place, and wins the Skill Medal. As he announces that he will continue with the Jump Course, we get a brief glimpse of an angry-looking silhouette. The scene then cuts to Gold running around in the Disk Catch. Gold accidentally runs into DJ Mary. He comes back to help her, and she recognises him as "Gold, the trouble-maker from New Bark Town who stirs up strife wherever he goes!!". He reveals that he was running to make Apricot Juice for his Pokémon, and he left them to compete on their own. Gold wins again. The next event is the Lamp Jump, in which the Pokémon have to jump up to touch lamps placed on a vertical wall. Mary remarks that Gold and Togetaro are just like twins, much to Gold's horror. Gold wins yet again, and immediately enters the Stamina Course, which he also wins.
-He then enters the Speed Course. To win, however, he would have to compete against Jet, a top-class athlete with the top score in every single event in every course. Jet turns out to be very good at the Pokéathalon. While Gold puts up a good fight, Jet remains ahead. The next event is the Relay Run, in which the Pokémon will have to run while avoiding gravel and statues. The trainers must also run alongside the Pokémon and decide when to switch them. The race starts, and Jet and his Electrode take off ahead of everyone. When we get to Gold, he appears to be sitting on his Skateboard, paddling with his Billiard Cue, and going the wrong way. He switches Sutaro with Suntaro, however Jet is way ahead, and there isn't much time left. Gold switches again, this time sending out Togetaro. However, Jet's Dodrio overtakes it and kicks it, sending it into the gravel. The gravel litters Togetaro's eyes, blinding it. Gold urges it to not be scared and to continue running. As Togetaro runs, it comes to a statue. Before it rams into it, Gold yells to it which way to go. It is revealed that although it seemed like Gold was playing on his Skateboard, he was actually memorising the positions of the statues, giving Togetaro a massive advantage. Togataro overtakes Dodrio, and wins. Mary compiments Gold, telling him that it was as if he and Togetaro understood each other completely. Gold replies that it was because they had been together since it was an egg. The round ends with Gold washing Togetaro's eyes with a wet rag.
+The scene shifts to a couple of a weeks ago. Gold, along with [[Whitney]] ride on top of Exbo and [[Whitney's Miltank|Mil Mil]] to another location. A hungry Gold complains and asks if they have arrived at their destination yet. To appease his hunger, Gold pulls out a [[RageCandyBar]] and throws one into Whitney's mouth, which causes her to start choking. To dissolve the {{wp|manjū}}, Gold has [[Polibo]] shoot a water attack at Whitney, soaking her and Mil Mil in the process. Angered, Whitney begins attacking Gold for almost causing her to choke.
+Eventually, they enter their location: the [[Pokéathlon Dome]]. Inside the area, [[DJ Mary]] and the [[Radio Director]] emcee the events. Upon entering, Gold gets on his skateboard and attempts to skip through the line. Annoyed at Gold's antics, Whitney has {{p|Smeargle|Smea Smea}} cover Gold's face in paint and drags him away while apologizing to everyone else. While Whitney continues to drag him away, Gold begins looking around for someone he was supposed to meet. Gold complains that Whitney got his new clothes dirty, but Whitney reveals that he will need to change anyway and forces him into a jersey, much to Gold's displeasure.
+With [[Aibo]], Polibo, and Exbo, Gold sets out to enter his first competition. Gold picks the Skill Course, which ends with the round Snow Throw. Gold's team throws snowballs at their opponents, but Gold commands Aibo to create a gigantic one. Aibo throws it, giving Gold enough points to win the Skill Course. [[Maximo]] hands Gold the Skill Medal for being the winner. After meeting up with Whitney again, Gold decides to pick the Jump Course next. Outside the dome, a large Pokémon swims through the lake with fury in its eyes.
+Mary begins explaining how the Pokéathlon works over the speakers. She explains that there are five arenas where the Pokéathletes compete in each dome. Next, she explains that in the Sand Dome, the Disc Catch event is currently being held. Mary and the Director decide to get a closer look and head inside to check on the competitors. Suddenly, Gold rushes past Mary, accidentally causing her to spin around in the process. Once he realizes who he just passed, Gold quickly moves back and re-introduces himself to Mary.
+Mary and the Director recognize Gold as a troublemaker, which causes Gold to be offended. Mary notices Gold's jersey, which clues her into figuring out that he's competing. When Gold is asked why he was running, Gold reveals that he was making Aprijuice with the [[Apriblender]]. Mary questions Gold's actions, as his Pokémon should be given orders while they are in a competition. Gold reveals that he doesn't need to give his Pokémon orders.
+In the Disc Catch competition, Sudobo and Sunbo easily catch a disc that was thrown to them. Gold points out that most Pokémon would crowd together to catch a single disc, but since his [[Togebo]] is small, he can easily move through crowds. Togebo pushes his opponents away and easily catches the disc, which signifies the end of the match. The next round is Lamp Jump, where Gold's team needs to push the lights while preventing their opponents from doing so. While Sudobo and Sunbo easily touch some lights, Togebo rudely pushes his opponents out of the way. Mary notes that Togebo's rude nature is just like Gold, which she thinks makes them just like twins. Lamp Jump ends, which gives Gold enough to points to earn the Jump Medal.
+Later, the Director asks Mary where Gold headed off to. Mary states that Gold had entered the Stamina Course and is entered in the Ring Drop competition with Exbo, Aibo, and Polibo. After Gold wins the Stamina Course, Mary notes that Gold doesn't pay attention to his team during competitions while she watches Gold and his team laugh at Togebo's failed attempt to drink Aprijuice. Next, Gold decides to enter in the Speed Course. This worries the Director, who realizes that if Gold plans to enter in the Speed Course, he will have to face [[Jet]], a competitor that he may not be able to defeat.
+In the Track Dome, Gold is surprised to see so many people entering to watch the match. Gold notices Jet next to him, who is blowing kisses to his many fans. In the Hurdle Dash and Pennant Capture competitions, Mary and the Director's hunches were proven correct as Jet's team easily defeats Sudobo and Sunbo. In the final match, Relay Run, Gold is behind Jet, which means he needs to win this match in order to win. The match starts, to which all the competitors and their Pokémon begin running.
+Mary hosts the event and points out that some competitors will switch their Pokémon immediately while others may wait until their first Pokémon gets tired before changing. When she questions where Gold is, they notice that Gold is simply sliding on the ground slowly while riding on his skateboard in the wrong direction. An exhausted and in last place Sudobo struggles to move on, so he is switched for Sunbo. Mary points out that there isn't much time left on the clock, so Gold switches Sunbo out for Togebo.
+Togebo's fast speed allows it to easily catch up to Jet's {{p|Dodrio}}, but he is kicked away into the gravel by Dodrio's foot. The dirt gets into Togebo's eyes, preventing him from being able to see and run properly. Gold commands Togebo to keep going and gives him directions on where to move. This causes Mary and the Director to realize that Gold wasn't playing on his skateboard, but was actually memorizing the field they were competing on. Togebo continues running and eventually manages to make it past Jet's Dodrio, which gives Gold the win.
+Jet commends Gold for his performance, which Gold thanks him for. Mary goes up to congratulate Gold for his win in the Speed Course. Mary points out her surprise to see how Gold and Togebo understand each other perfectly. While he cleans Togebo's eyes out with a napkin, Gold reveals that he has been with Togebo since he was an Egg.
 ==Major events==
-* {{adv|Gold}} faces {{p|Arceus}}.
+* At an unknown location, {{adv|Gold}} faces {{p|Arceus}}.
 * Gold is revealed to own an upgraded [[Pokédex]].
 * Gold flashes back to a few weeks prior to the current situation.
 * Gold, along with [[Whitney]], travels to and enters in the [[Pokéathlon]].
-* Gold faces Jet, another competitor, and wins.
+* Gold faces [[Jet]], another competitor, and wins.
 ===Debuts===
 ====Pokémon debuts====
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 * [[Radio Director]]
 * [[Maximo]]
-* Jet
+* [[Jet]]
 ===Pokémon===
-* {{p|Typhlosion}} ([[Exbo]]; Gold's)
+* {{p|Typhlosion}} ([[Exbo]]/{{tt|Explotaro|Chuang Yi}}; Gold's)
-* {{p|Ambipom}} ([[Aibo]]; Gold's)
+* {{p|Ambipom}} ([[Aibo]]/{{tt|Ataro|Chuang Yi}}; Gold's)
-* {{p|Arceus}}
+* {{p|Sunflora}} (Sunbo/{{tt|Sintaro|Chuang Yi}}; Gold's)
-* {{p|Sunflora}} (Sunbo; Gold's)
+* {{p|Togepi}} ([[Togebo]]/{{tt|Togetaro|Chuang Yi}}; Gold's)
-* {{p|Togepi}} ([[Togebo]]; Gold's)
+* {{p|Politoed}} ([[Polibo]]/{{tt|Poltaro|Chuang Yi}}; Gold's)
-* {{p|Politoed}} ([[Polibo]]; Gold's)
 * {{p|Miltank}} (Mil Mil; {{OP|Whitney|Miltank}})
 * {{p|Smeargle}} (Smea Smea; Whitney's)
+* {{p|Oddish}} (Jet's)
+* {{p|Dodrio}} (Jet's)
+* {{p|Voltorb}} (Jet's)
+* {{p|Arceus}}
+* {{p|Exeggutor}}
+* {{p|Pinsir}}
+* {{p|Butterfree}}
+* {{p|Oddish}}
+* {{p|Dodrio}}
+* {{p|Wigglytuff}}
+* {{p|Phanpy}}
+* {{p|Gastly}}
+* {{p|Pichu}}
+* {{p|Hitmonchan}}
+* {{p|Rapidash}}
 * {{p|Snorlax}}
 * {{p|Sentret}}
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 * {{p|Psyduck}}
 * {{p|Tentacool}}
-* {{p|Oddish}} (Jet's)
-* {{p|Dodrio}} (Jet's)
-* {{p|Voltorb}} (Jet's)
 * {{p|Gloom}}
 * {{p|Shuckle}}
 ==Trivia==
+===Errors===
+* In the Viz release of this round, Aipom is incorrectly identified with its Japanese name, Eipam, on one page.
+{{Project Manga notice}}
-{{stub|Manga}}
+[[de:Kapitel 442 (Pocket Monsters SPECIAL)]]

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