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Night and Day, You are the Ones!
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Night and Day, You are the Ones! (Japanese: 月と太陽、コハルとハルヒ Moon and Sun, Koharu and Haruhi) is the 79th episode of Pokémon Journeys: The Series, and the 1,164th episode of the Pokémon anime. It first aired in Japan on September 3, 2021, and is scheduled to air in Canada on January 8, 2022.
Plot
At the Cerise Laboratory, Professor Cerise, Chrysa, and Ren introduce Chloe to Espeon and Umbreon, two of Eevee's potential evolutions, and tell her, Ash, and Goh about the Eclipse Castle in Johto, where Espeon and Umbreon have been cherished for a long time. Excited to meet more of Eevee's evolutions, especially after hearing about the upcoming Eclipse Festival held at the time of a total solar eclipse, the group immediately departs to Johto.
The group arrives at the Eclipse Castle, where they see a crest featuring Espeon and Umbreon on the castle wall. While Ash and Goh wonder what it's all about, Eevee senses the presence of an Espeon and an Umbreon on a nearby hill and heads for it with Chloe. Ash and Goh, not noticing this, are approached by an old woman, Himari, who explains to them that long ago, an Espeon and an Umbreon saved the then-lord of the castle from an attempt to overthrow him during an Eclipse Festival. Ever since then, these two Pokémon have been revered for their bravery. Moreover, the two together symbolize the eclipse, when the sun and the moon become one. Ash and Goh ask her how she knows so much, and Himari reveals that she's the current lord of the castle, although she's due to pass on her title later today. Only at this point do Ash and Goh notice that Chloe and Eevee are no longer present.
On the nearby hill, a girl is standing next to a sundial and praying for the Eclipse Festival to run smoothly, when her Espeon suddenly gets a vision of Chloe's Eevee falling off a cliff. When this indeed happens a few seconds later, Espeon is able to save Eevee from the fall with Psychic and bring her back up. When Chloe goes to see her Eevee, she notices that the girl, Haruhi, looks almost exactly like her. Seeing their identical looks, Haruhi gets a fun idea.
Back at the Eclipse Castle, Ash, Goh, and Himari are surprised to see how identical Chloe and Haruhi look, especially when they don't realize that they've swapped their clothes until they themselves point it out. As they settle down, Chloe tells Haruhi how her Eevee seems to be incapable of evolving, and she wants her to choose her own path. Haruhi sympathizes with her, since her Espeon and Umbreon evolved the same way. Her female Eevee evolved into Espeon one day after saving her from a fall out of loyalty to her, while her male Eevee evolved the following night after defending his beloved Espeon from a wild Crobat. Haruhi feels that Espeon, who is strong during the day, and Umbreon, who is strong during the night, support each other and make up for each other's flaws. She believes that humans and Pokémon can all support one another to make up for someone else's flaws to make the world a bit easier place to live in. Ash, Goh, and Chloe are impressed by Haruhi's way of thinking and feel that she is worthy of becoming the next lord of the castle.
Haruhi leads the three to another room and shows them a painting depicting the moment just before a previous lord, Hisashi, was attacked by his younger brother, Tsukiya, in an attempt to dethrone him, an incident like which Haruhi wishes to avoid. The sound of fireworks signals the start of the festival, and Haruhi departs to start preparing for it. Further away, a ninja boy observes the castle from a tree, swearing to himself to put an end to a "long humiliation". When heading to watch the festival with Ash and Goh, Chloe suddenly realizes that she didn't change back to her own clothes yet, and tells the boys to go ahead while she heads back. However, along the way, she's ambushed by the ninja boy, who has his Ariados bind her with String Shot. He addresses her as Haruhi, mistaking her for her doppelgänger, grabs her, and flies away with her using his Noctowl. Eevee runs off and manages alert Ash and Goh that something has happened to Chloe.
As the festival begins, Haruhi enters the castle balcony. However, before she can say anything to the people below, the ninja boy attacks her with Noctowl and demands to know how she got away. When Haruhi has no idea what he's talking about, the ninja boy understands that the person he captured wasn't Haruhi, and demands to be declared the lord of the castle before he'll free Chloe. Meanwhile, Ash, Goh, and Eevee are trying to find Chloe, having no luck, until Eevee suddenly gets a vision of the tree where Chloe's been hidden, and starts leading the boys to it.
At the castle, the ninja boy continues to push his demand to be granted the lordship of the castle in exchange for Chloe's safety. Himari tells the boy to reveal his name so that the declaration can be made, and he reveals his name to be Katsuki. Just before Haruhi can make the declaration, Ash and Goh return with the freed Chloe. Annoyed by the interruption, Katsuki sends out his Ariados and Ursaring. Ash and Goh prepare to battle him, but Haruhi asks them to leave it to her and Chloe. Katsuki's Pokémon attack with Poison Jab, Wing Attack, and Hammer Arm, all of which are blocked by Espeon's Reflect while Umbreon counterattacks with Snarl. Eevee then proceeds to dodge Ariados's String Shot and attack with Tackle, which Ariados easily shrugs off. Katsuki tells Ariados to use Pin Missile, but before Espeon can use Reflect again, Eevee uses Copycat to use it instead, blocking the Pin Missile. Haruhi has Umbreon use Dark Pulse to counter Noctowl's Air Slash while Espeon uses Wish. When Umbreon is struck by Ursaring's Slash, Espeon's Wish takes effect and heals him, giving a prime example of Haruhi's earlier words about supporting one another.
The solar eclipse starts to occur, which Haruhi recognizes as their big chance. As Espeon is powered up by sunlight and Umbreon is powered up by moonlight, a total eclipse, when the two celestial bodies become one, is a one-in-a-lifetime for both of them to power up at the same time. Eevee counters Ariados's Pin Missile with a mimicked Dark Pulse, and as the moment of total eclipse occurs, Umbreon and Espeon attack together with Dark Pulse and Psychic, defeating Katsuki's remaining Pokémon.
With the battle over, Haruhi approaches Katsuki and tells him that Himari has been looking for him. The people of the castle used to put the words meaning the sun and the moon in their names, like how Haruhi has "hi" for "sun" in her name, as did the former lord Hisashi, while the former lord's brother, Tsukiya, had "tsuki" for "moon" in his name. Since Katsuki has "tsuki" in his name as well, Haruhi figures that he must be Tsukiya's descendant. Katsuki admits this, telling how his ancestor felt ashamed at having failed in becoming the lord of the castle, and he was determined to end his family's life in secrecy by becoming the Eclipse Castle lord himself.
To Katsuki's confusion, Himari suddenly hugs him and tells him that she had heard of a child named Katsuki, apologizing for having not found him sooner and been able to save him from all the hardship. Katsuki's confusion only deepens when Haruhi suddenly not only declares that she'll be the new lord of the castle, but that Katsuki will help her. She tells him that he feels happy to see the castle's "moon" returning, and gives him a speech about her ideals of cooperation and making up for each other's weaknesses. She believes that squabbling won't get them anywhere, and they've got to learn to put behind the necessary things in their pasts so they can continue to move on. Moved to tears by Haruhi's words, Katsuki accepts his new place at her side.
Major events
- For a list of all major events in the anime, please see the history page.
Debuts
Pokémon debuts
Characters
Humans
- Ash
- Goh
- Chloe
- Professor Cerise
- Chrysa
- Ren
- Himari
- Haruhi
- Katsuki
- Hisashi and Tsukiya (flashback and painting)
- Crowd
Pokémon
- Pikachu (Ash's)
- Grookey (Goh's)
- Eevee (Chloe's)
- Yamper (Professor Cerise's)
- Rotom (Professor Cerise's; Rotom Phone)
- Magnemite (Ren's; Francois; image)
- Eevee (Haruhi's; ×2; flashback; evolved)
- Espeon (Haruhi's)
- Umbreon (Haruhi's)
- Noctowl (Katsuki's)
- Ariados (Katsuki's)
- Ursaring (Katsuki's)
- Espeon (Hisashi's; flashback and painting)
- Umbreon (Hisashi's; flashback and painting)
- Ursaring (Tsukiya's; flashback; silhouette)
- Chikorita (Trainer's)
- Sentret (Trainer's)
- Aipom (Trainer's)
- Hoothoot (Trainer's)
- Bellossom (Trainer's)
- Misdreavus (Trainer's)
- Spinarak (Trainer's)
- Natu (Trainer's)
- Crobat (flashback)
Trivia
- Get Inspired! Let's Solve a Poké Riddle!!: Espeon
- Chloe, Ash, and Goh read out the episode's title card.
- Despite it having existed in the games since Generation III, this is the first time Wish has been used in the anime.
- The group photo at the end of the introductory clip at the start of the episode is updated to reflect Drizzile's evolution into Inteleon.
- This marks the first appearance of an Ursaring in the anime since A Performance Pop Quiz!, 274 episodes earlier.
- Goh, Ash, Nito, Danika, and Pikachu narrate the preview for the next episode.
- The English dub title is a reference to the song Night and Day from the 1932 Broadway musical Gay Divorce.
Errors
- When Chloe's Eevee prepares to use Reflect via Copycat, the animation sequence shows the aura around her being yellow before switching to pink in the next shot.
- During the solar eclipse, when Katsuki commands his Ariados to use Pin Missile, part of its left front leg is missing.
Dub edits
In other languages
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