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EP239 : Whichever Way the Wind Blows

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Nice Pryce, Baby!

EP238

チョウジジム！こおりのたたかい！
Chōji Gym! Ice Battle!

First broadcast

Japan	February 28, 2002
United States	March 8, 2003

English themes

Opening	Believe in Me
Ending

Japanese themes

Opening	めざせポケモンマスター (Whiteberry)
Ending	前向きロケット団！

Credits

Additional credits
Animation	Team Ota
Screenplay	冨岡淳広 Atsuhiro Tomioka
Storyboard	よこた和 Kazu Yokota
Assistant director	誌村宏明 Hiroaki Shimura
Animation director	徳田夢之介 Yumenosuke Tokuda

Screenshots on Filb.de

Nice Pryce, Baby! (Japanese: チョウジジム！こおりのたたかい！ Chōji Gym! Ice Battle!) is the 238th episode of the Pokémon animated series. It was first broadcast in Japan on February 28, 2002, and in the United States on March 8, 2003.

Spoiler warning: this article may contain major plot or ending details.

Blurb

Having earned Pryce's respect and permission to face the trainer in a gym battle, Ash makes the unlikely choice of sending out Cyndaquil, a Fire Pokémon, to face his opponent on an Ice battlefield. Fortunately, Ash's strategy pans out as he leads the gym leader to lower his defenses, allowing Ash to take the first victory in a two-on-two match. Next the gym leader sends out his trusty Piloswine, which immediately unleashes a Blizzard attack that completely alters the battlefield, allowing it to make quick work of Ash's defending Pokémon. With one victory each, the round enters sudden death with each trainer playing his oldest, most reliable Pokémon. A seasoned duo, Ash and Pikachu may match the teamwork of the gym leader and his Piloswine, but will this be enough in a slippery ice arena that is second nature to Piloswine, but whereon Pikachu struggles even to stand?

Plot

Ash is excited for his upcoming Gym battle. He declares that his Cyndaquil's flames will make quick work of Pryce's Ice-type Pokémon. Misty reminds him that Pryce's Piloswine and Dewgong will be tough opponents, and Ash realizes there is a big hole in his battle strategy.

Sheila arrives at the Mahogany Gym and is pleasantly surprised to see Pryce grooming his Piloswine. Pryce admits that he has been with his Pokémon all night. Having been reunited with Piloswine only yesterday, Pryce has come to realize that his own ambitions were also frozen in ice for many years. Ash and his friends suddenly arrive at the Gym, and Pryce happily escorts them into the facility. Inside, Ash is surprised to see the glistening ice battlefield. Brock mentions that the field's central pool might be key to winning this match. Meanwhile, Team Rocket plans to steal all of the Ice Pokémon.

Pryce and Ash soon take their positions on the field. Ash prepares to call out his first Pokémon, but Brock halts the match after noticing that there is no referee. Sheila chuckles and reveals her referee uniform before taking her position as the referee for the battle. The two-on-two match begins. Pryce calls out his Dewgong, and it dives into the pool. Ash sends out Cyndaquil and orders a Flamethrower, but Dewgong ducks underwater to evade the attack. Dewgong retaliates with an Ice Beam, freezing Cyndaquil in solid ice after it loses its footing. Ash has Cyndaquil turn up the heat, and its breaks free of the ice to dodge an incoming Aurora Beam. The unconventional strategy takes Pryce by surprise. He orders another Aurora Beam. Cyndaquil moves out of the way and fires a Flamethrower at it. Dewgong dives underwater once again to escape. Ash spots an opportunity and has Cyndaquil also enter the water. Dewgong approaches with a Headbutt, though Ash bides his time before hitting Dewgong out of the water with a Swift attack. Cyndaquil follows up with a Flamethrower to knock Dewgong out of the battle. Next, Pryce sends out his trusty Piloswine.

Meanwhile, Team Rocket prepared to steal the Gym's Ice Pokémon with a net. Jessie pauses for a moment and suggests they keep some of the Pokémon for themselves. James and Meowth are a little confused, but Jessie explains that they could establish a global ice cream chain. With the money earned they would be able to finally pay off their dues to the boss. Meowth springs into action and prepares to net himself some Pokémon. However, he slips on the ice and disturbs a sleeping Seel. Soon enough Team Rocket finds themselves surrounded by the angry Ice Pokémon. The trio is quickly frozen after an Ice Beam is shot their way.

The focus switches back to the battle, where Piloswine immediately unleashes a Blizzard attack. The snow cover helps Piloswine disappear into its surroundings and it strikes Cyndaquil out with a Take Down. With one victory each, the round enters a sudden deathmatch. Ash selects his most reliable Pokémon, Pikachu against Pryce's Piloswine. Things start out rough as Piloswine releases a barrage of Blizzard attacks on Pikachu, who struggles to stand up straight on the ice. Ash notices that Piloswine's Blizzard attacks form ice pillars on the battlefield, and so, he commands Pikachu to slide on the ice underneath Piloswine. This confuses Piloswine as well as Pryce. Then, Pikachu slides and ricochets off of the pillars, easily dodging the Blizzards. When Pryce tells Piloswine to use Blizzard on the whole battlefield, Pikachu slides under it and unleashes a powerful Thunder. Almost out of energy, Piloswine uses Rest. Ash tells Pikachu to use Quick Attack before it heals, but he's too late. With its newfound energy, Piloswine uses Fury Attack and Take Down.

Pryce tells Ash to throw in the towel, but Ash refuses, so the battle continues on. Ash commands Pikachu to counter Piloswine's Fury Attack with a Quick Attack. Piloswine is hit directly on the nose and slides backward. Pikachu unleashes a massive Thunderbolt, which does nothing to it. Piloswine uses Take Down, and Pikachu jumps on its face and uses Thunder. This causes some damage and creates a hole in the field, which causes Piloswine to fall into the water. This time, Pikachu's next Thunderbolt causes more damage because Piloswine is wet. Piloswine shakes it off, leaving Ash and his friends astounded. It retaliates with Fury Attack, but Pikachu doesn't have enough control to dodge. Ash commands a Thunder, which sends Pikachu flying backward. Pikachu looks exhausted, but stands up, ready to keep fighting. In a surprising turn of events, Pryce forfeits, which gives Ash the victory under a T.K.O. Ash isn't pleased at first, saying he didn't actually win. Pryce admits that Ash's strength was impressive and explains he just didn't want his Piloswine to get hurt. With this in mind, Ash gladly accepts the Glacier Badge. Pryce once again thanks Ash for helping him to rediscover that being friends with Pokémon is important. Ash and his group wave goodbye and head towards their next destination, Blackthorn City.

Major events

Ash holding the Glacier Badge

Ash has a Gym battle with Pryce and Pryce forfeits, earning Ash the Glacier Badge.
Ash and his friends head to Blackthorn City for Ash's final Johto Gym battle.

For a list of all major events in Pokémon the Series, please see the timeline page.

Debuts

Pokémon debuts

Characters

Humans

Pocket Monster TV

Pokémon

Who's That Pokémon?

Who's That Pokémon?: Weedle (US and international), Piloswine (Japan)

Pikachu (Ash's)
Meowth (Team Rocket)
Togepi (Misty's)
Wobbuffet (Jessie's)
Cyndaquil (Ash's)
Piloswine (Pryce's)
Seel (Pryce's; multiple)
Dewgong (Pryce's; multiple)
Shellder (Pryce's; multiple)
Lapras (Pryce's; multiple)
Poliwhirl (fantasy)
Marill (fantasy)

Trivia

The dub title is a reference to "Ice Ice Baby", a song by Vanilla Ice.
Music from Pikachu's Rescue Adventure, Mewtwo Strikes Back! and The Power of One is used in this episode.
When Jessie finds out that Pryce is the Gym Leader, she says that Pryce wasn't right, a reference to the game show The Price Is Right.
When Pikachu uses Thunderbolt while Piloswine is in the water, Brock says that because of this, Thunderbolt's power is doubled. Although this isn't true, this is similar to the concept of the move Soak introduced in Generation V, which turns the target into a Water-type Pokémon by soaking them with water.
Team Rocket does not recite the motto or blast off in this episode.
This marks the only time when Ash has won a Gym battle by his opponent forfeiting.

Errors

Pikachu's Thunder affects Pryce's Piloswine, although it should not, as Piloswine is a Ground-type Pokémon. This is an example of animation physics.
- Despite this, Pikachu's Thunderbolt does nothing to Piloswine.

Dub edits

In other languages


Language		Title
Bulgarian		Наградата на Прайс!
Mandarin Chinese		卡吉道館，冰之戰鬥
Dutch		Onwijze Pryce, Kanjer!
European French		Vague de froid
German		Der Eis-Preis
Hebrew		קרח מהגוני kerakh Mahogany
Hindi		Pryce का जवाब नहीं! * *
Italian		Un incontro glaciale
Polish		Trzymaj się Pryce
Portuguese	Brazil	O Pryce é Legal, Pessoal!
Portuguese	Portugal	Uma Batalha Glaciar!
Spanish	Latin America	¡Ash contra Pryce!
Spanish	Spain	Helados para el nene y la nena

←	EP237 : As Cold as Pryce

Original series

EP239 : Whichever Way the Wind Blows

→

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-'''Nice Pryce, Baby!''' (Japanese: '''チョウジジム！こおりのたたかい！''' ''{{tt|Chōji|Mahogany}} Gym! Ice Battle!'') is the 238th episode of the [[Pokémon anime]]. It was first broadcast in Japan on February 28, 2002 and in the United States on March 8, 2003.
+'''Nice Pryce, Baby!''' (Japanese: '''チョウジジム！こおりのたたかい！''' ''{{tt|Chōji|Mahogany}} Gym! Ice Battle!'') is the 238th episode of the [[Pokémon animated series]]. It was first broadcast in Japan on February 28, 2002, and in the United States on March 8, 2003.
 {{spoilers}}
 ==Blurb==
-<!--http://www.pokemon.com/us/tv-episodes/season-5/episode-29-05_29-nice-pryce-baby/-->
+<!--https://www.pokemon.com/us/animation/seasons/5/episode-29-nice-pryce-baby/-->
 <i>Having earned Pryce's respect and permission to face the trainer in a gym battle, Ash makes the unlikely choice of sending out Cyndaquil, a Fire Pokémon, to face his opponent on an Ice battlefield. Fortunately, Ash's strategy pans out as he leads the gym leader to lower his defenses, allowing Ash to take the first victory in a two-on-two match. Next the gym leader sends out his trusty Piloswine, which immediately unleashes a Blizzard attack that completely alters the battlefield, allowing it to make quick work of Ash's defending Pokémon. With one victory each, the round enters sudden death with each trainer playing his oldest, most reliable Pokémon. A seasoned duo, Ash and Pikachu may match the teamwork of the gym leader and his Piloswine, but will this be enough in a slippery ice arena that is second nature to Piloswine, but whereon Pikachu struggles even to stand?</i>
 ==Plot==
-In [[EP237|the last episode]], {{Ash}} has earned [[Pryce]]’s respect and permission to face him in a Gym battle. Pryce is grooming [[Pryce's Piloswine|his Piloswine]] when Ash and {{ashfr}} arrive. They then get ready to start their Gym battle. Meanwhile, {{TRT}} plans to steal all the {{t|Ice}} Pokémon, but keep some for themselves. The Gym battle then begins. Ash makes the smart choice of sending out {{AP|Cyndaquil}}, a {{type|Fire}} Pokémon, against Pryce's {{p|Dewgong}}, but at a disadvantage, because he will have to face his opponent on an ice battlefield. Fortunately, Ash’s strategy pans out as he leads the Gym Leader to lower his {{stat|Defense}}s, allowing Ash to take the first victory in a two-on-two match.
+{{Ash}} is excited for his upcoming [[Gym]] {{pkmn|battle}}. He declares that his {{AP|Cyndaquil}}'s flames will make quick work of [[Pryce]]'s {{type|Ice}} Pokémon. {{an|Misty}} reminds him that [[Pryce's Piloswine]] and {{p|Dewgong}} will be tough opponents, and Ash realizes there is a big hole in his battle strategy.
-Next, Pryce sends out his trusty {{TP|Pryce|Piloswine}}. Meanwhile, Team Rocket is about to steal the Pokémon in their trusty net, but they are frozen by them with {{m|Ice Beam}}. We switch back to Piloswine, which immediately unleashes a {{m|Blizzard}} attack that completely alters the battlefield, allowing it to make quick work of Ash’s Cyndaquil. With one victory each, the round enters sudden death with each Trainer playing his oldest, most reliable Pokémon. A seasoned duo, Ash and {{AP|Pikachu}} prepare to battle Pryce's Piloswine. Things start out rough when Piloswine releases a barrage of Blizzard attacks on Pikachu, who is still struggling to stand up straight on the ice. After seeing the ice pillars on the battlefield formed by Piloswine's Blizzard, Ash commands Pikachu to slide on the ice underneath Piloswine. This confuses it, as well as Pryce. Then, Pikachu ricochets off of the pillars while sliding, easily dodging the Blizzards. When Pryce tells Piloswine to use Blizzard on the whole battlefield, Pikachu slides under it, and unleashes a powerful {{m|Thunder}}.
+[[Sheila]] arrives at the [[Mahogany Gym]] and is pleasantly surprised to see Pryce grooming his Piloswine. Pryce admits that he has been with his Pokémon all night. Having been reunited with Piloswine only [[EP237|yesterday]], Pryce has come to realize that his own ambitions were also frozen in ice for many years. Ash and his friends suddenly arrive at the Gym, and Pryce happily escorts them into the facility. Inside, Ash is surprised to see the glistening ice battlefield. {{an|Brock}} mentions that the field's central pool might be key to winning this match. Meanwhile, {{TRT}} plans to steal all of the {{t|Ice}} Pokémon.
-Almost out of energy, Piloswine uses {{m|Rest}}. Ash tells Pikachu to use {{m|Quick Attack}} before it heals, but he's too late, and it uses {{m|Fury Attack}} and {{m|Take Down}}. Pryce tells Ash to give in the towel, but he won't give up. The battle then continues on. Ash commands him to use Quick Attack to counter Piloswine's Fury Attack. A direct hit in the nose, Piloswine slides back. Pikachu unleashes a massive {{m|Thunderbolt}}, which does nothing to it. Piloswine uses Take Down, and Pikachu jumps on its face and uses Thunder. This causes some damage, and creates a hole in the field, putting Piloswine in the water, as Pikachu uses Thunderbolt again, causing more damage because it's all wet. Piloswine shakes it off, leaving Ash and co. surprised. It uses Fury Attack, and Pikachu can't dodge it due to it losing control. Ash commands a Thunder, which sends Pikachu flying backwards. Pikachu looks exhausted, but stands up, ready to fight. Pryce then forfeits, which gives Ash the victory under a {{tt|T.K.O.|Technical Knock Out}}. Ash isn't pleased at first, saying he didn't actually win, but once he hears how much Pryce admired his strength and that he just didn't want his Piloswine to get hurt, he gladly accepts the {{Badge|Glacier|Badge}}.
+Pryce and Ash soon take their positions on the field. Ash prepares to call out his first Pokémon, but Brock halts the match after noticing that there is no [[Battle judge|referee]]. Sheila chuckles and reveals her referee uniform before taking her position as the referee for the battle. The two-on-two match begins. Pryce calls out his Dewgong, and it dives into the pool. Ash sends out {{AP|Cyndaquil}} and orders a {{m|Flamethrower}}, but Dewgong ducks underwater to evade the attack. Dewgong retaliates with an {{m|Ice Beam}}, freezing Cyndaquil in solid ice after it loses its footing. Ash has Cyndaquil turn up the heat, and its breaks free of the ice to dodge an incoming {{m|Aurora Beam}}. The unconventional strategy takes Pryce by surprise. He orders another Aurora Beam. Cyndaquil moves out of the way and fires a Flamethrower at it. Dewgong dives underwater once again to escape. Ash spots an opportunity and has Cyndaquil also enter the water. Dewgong approaches with a {{m|Headbutt}}, though Ash bides his time before hitting Dewgong out of the water with a {{m|Swift}} attack. Cyndaquil follows up with a Flamethrower to knock Dewgong out of the battle. Next, Pryce sends out his trusty {{TP|Pryce|Piloswine}}.
+Meanwhile, Team Rocket prepared to steal the Gym's Ice Pokémon with a net. [[Jessie]] pauses for a moment and suggests they keep some of the Pokémon for themselves. [[James]] and {{MTR}} are a little confused, but Jessie explains that they could establish a global ice cream chain. With the money earned they would be able to finally pay off their dues to the {{an|Giovanni|boss}}. Meowth springs into action and prepares to net himself some Pokémon. However, he slips on the ice and disturbs a sleeping {{p|Seel}}. Soon enough Team Rocket finds themselves surrounded by the angry Ice Pokémon. The trio is quickly frozen after an {{m|Ice Beam}} is shot their way.
+The focus switches back to the battle, where Piloswine immediately unleashes a {{m|Blizzard}} attack. The snow cover helps Piloswine disappear into its surroundings and it strikes Cyndaquil out with a {{m|Take Down}}. With one victory each, the round enters a sudden deathmatch. Ash selects his most reliable Pokémon, {{AP|Pikachu}} against Pryce's Piloswine. Things start out rough as Piloswine releases a barrage of Blizzard attacks on Pikachu, who struggles to stand up straight on the ice. Ash notices that Piloswine's Blizzard attacks form ice pillars on the battlefield, and so, he commands Pikachu to slide on the ice underneath Piloswine. This confuses Piloswine as well as Pryce. Then, Pikachu slides and ricochets off of the pillars, easily dodging the Blizzards. When Pryce tells Piloswine to use Blizzard on the whole battlefield, Pikachu slides under it and unleashes a powerful {{m|Thunder}}. Almost out of energy, Piloswine uses {{m|Rest}}. Ash tells Pikachu to use {{m|Quick Attack}} before it heals, but he's too late. With its newfound energy, Piloswine uses {{m|Fury Attack}} and Take Down.
+Pryce tells Ash to throw in the towel, but Ash refuses, so the battle continues on. Ash commands Pikachu to counter Piloswine's Fury Attack with a Quick Attack. Piloswine is hit directly on the nose and slides backward. Pikachu unleashes a massive {{m|Thunderbolt}}, which does nothing to it. Piloswine uses Take Down, and Pikachu jumps on its face and uses Thunder. This causes some damage and creates a hole in the field, which causes Piloswine to fall into the water. This time, Pikachu's next Thunderbolt causes more damage because Piloswine is wet. Piloswine shakes it off, leaving Ash and his friends astounded. It retaliates with Fury Attack, but Pikachu doesn't have enough control to dodge. Ash commands a Thunder, which sends Pikachu flying backward. Pikachu looks exhausted, but stands up, ready to keep fighting. In a surprising turn of events, Pryce forfeits, which gives Ash the victory under a {{tt|T.K.O.|Technical Knock Out}} Ash isn't pleased at first, saying he didn't actually win. Pryce admits that Ash's strength was impressive and explains he just didn't want his Piloswine to get hurt. With this in mind, Ash gladly accepts the {{Badge|Glacier}}. Pryce once again thanks Ash for helping him to rediscover that being friends with Pokémon is important. Ash and his group wave goodbye and head towards their next destination, [[Blackthorn City]].
 ==Major events==
-* {{Ash}} has a Gym battle with [[Pryce]] and Pryce forfeits, earning him the {{Badge|Glacier}}.
+[[File:Ash Glacier Badge.png|thumb|220px|Ash holding the Glacier Badge]]
+* {{Ash}} has a Gym battle with [[Pryce]] and Pryce forfeits, earning Ash the {{badge|Glacier}}.
+* Ash and {{ashfr}} head to [[Blackthorn City]] for Ash's final [[Johto]] Gym battle.
 {{animeevents}}
 ===Debuts===
+====Pokémon debuts====
+{{-}}
 ==Characters==
 ===Humans===
-[[File:PMTV EP238.png|thumb|right|200px|{{tt|Pocket Monster TV|Who's That Pokémon}}]]
+[[File:PMTV EP238.png|thumb|200px|{{tt|Pocket Monster TV|Who's That Pokémon}}]]
 * {{Ash}}
 * {{an|Misty}}
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 [[File:WTP EP238.png|thumb|200px|Who's That Pokémon?]]
 [[Who's That Pokémon?]]: {{p|Weedle}} ''(US and international)'', {{p|Piloswine}} ''(Japan)''
 * {{p|Pikachu}} ({{OP|Ash|Pikachu}})
 * {{p|Meowth}} ({{TRM}})
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 * {{p|Wobbuffet}} ({{OP|Jessie|Wobbuffet}})
 * {{p|Cyndaquil}} ({{OP|Ash|Cyndaquil}})
-* {{p|Totodile}} ({{OP|Ash|Totodile}}, flashback)
-* {{p|Noctowl}} ({{OP|Ash|Noctowl}}, flashback)
-* {{p|Phanpy}} ({{OP|Ash|Phanpy}}, flashback)
 * {{p|Piloswine}} ({{OP|Pryce|Piloswine}})
-* {{p|Seel}} (various, [[Pryce]]'s)
+* {{p|Seel}} ([[Pryce]]'s; multiple)
-* {{p|Dewgong}} (various, [[Pryce]]'s)
+* {{p|Dewgong}} ([[Pryce]]'s; multiple)
-* {{p|Shellder}} (various, [[Pryce]]'s)
+* {{p|Shellder}} ([[Pryce]]'s; multiple)
-* {{p|Lapras}} (various, [[Pryce]]'s)
+* {{p|Lapras}} ([[Pryce]]'s; multiple)
 * {{p|Poliwhirl}} (fantasy)
 * {{p|Marill}} (fantasy)
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 ==Trivia==
 * The dub title is a reference to "{{wp|Ice Ice Baby}}", a song by {{wp|Vanilla Ice}}.
-* Music from ''[[PK02|Pikachu's Rescue Adventure]]'' and ''[[M01|Mewtwo Strikes Back!]]'' is used in this episode.
+* Music from ''[[PK02|Pikachu's Rescue Adventure]]'', ''[[M01|Mewtwo Strikes Back!]]'' and ''[[M02|The Power of One]]'' is used in this episode.
-* When Jessie finds out about Pryce being the gym leader, she says that Pryce wasn't right, a reference to the game show {{wp|The Price Is Right}}.
+* When [[Jessie]] finds out that [[Pryce]] is the [[Gym Leader]], she says that Pryce wasn't right, a reference to the game show ''{{wp|The Price Is Right}}''.
+* When {{AP|Pikachu}} uses {{m|Thunderbolt}} while {{TP|Pryce|Piloswine}} is in the water, {{an|Brock}} says that because of this, Thunderbolt's power is doubled. Although this isn't true, this is similar to the concept of the [[move]] {{m|Soak}} introduced in [[Generation V]], which turns the target into a {{type|Water}} Pokémon by soaking them with water.
+* {{TRT}} does not recite the {{motto}} or blast off in this episode.
+* This marks the only time when {{Ash}} has won a [[Gym]] battle by his opponent forfeiting.
 ===Errors===
-* {{AP|Pikachu}}'s {{m|Thunder}} affects [[Pryce's Piloswine]], although it should not, as Piloswine is a {{type|Ground}}. This is an example of [[anime physics]].
+* {{AP|Pikachu}}'s {{m|Thunder}} affects [[Pryce's Piloswine]], although it should not, as Piloswine is a {{type|Ground}} Pokémon. This is an example of [[animation physics]].
 ** Despite this, Pikachu's {{m|Thunderbolt}} does nothing to Piloswine.
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 ==In other languages==
 {{Epilang|color=DDDDDD|bordercolor=FFCB49
+|bg={{tt|Наградата на Прайс!|Pryce's price!}}
 |zh_cmn={{tt|卡吉道館，冰之戰鬥|Kǎjí (Mahogany) Gym, Ice Battle}}
 |de={{tt|Der Eis-Preis|The Ice-price}}
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 |pt_br={{tt|O Pryce é Legal, Pessoal!|Pryce is Cool, Guys!}}
 |pt_eu={{tt|Uma Batalha Glaciar!|An Ice Battle!}}
-|es_la={{tt|¡Ash contra Pryce!|Ash against Pryce!}}
+|es_la={{tt|¡Ash contra Pryce!|Ash versus Pryce!}}
 |es_eu={{tt|Helados para el nene y la nena|Ice cream for the boy and the girl}}
-|pl=Trzymaj się Pryce
+|pl={{tt|Trzymaj się Pryce|Hang on, Pryce}}
+|hi=Pryce का जवाब नहीं! {{tt|*|''Pryce ka javab nahi!''|Pryce is unbelievable!}} {{tt|*|Hungama dub}}
 }}
+{{-}}
 {{EpicodePrevNext|
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 colorscheme=Johto | }}
 {{Project Anime notice}}
+{{DEFAULTSORT:0238}}
 [[Category:Original series episodes|238]]
-[[Category:Episodes written by Atsuhiro Tomioka|238]]
+[[Category:Episodes written by Atsuhiro Tomioka]]
-[[Category:Episodes storyboarded by Kazu Yokota|238]]
+[[Category:Episodes storyboarded by Kazu Yokota]]
-[[Category:Episodes directed by Hiroaki Shimura|238]]
+[[Category:Episodes directed by Hiroaki Shimura]]
-[[Category:Episodes animated by Yumenosuke Tokuda|238]]
+[[Category:Episodes animated by Yumenosuke Tokuda]]
-[[Category:Episodes in which Ash gets a Badge|238]]
+[[Category:Episodes focusing on Ash]]
-[[Category:Episodes with Gym battles|238]]
+[[Category:Episodes in which Ash gets a Badge]]
+[[Category:Episodes with Gym battles]]
-[[pl:EP238]]
+[[Category:Episodes in which an alternately colored Pokémon appears]]
-[[pt:EP238]]
-[[de:Der Eis-Preis (Episode)]]
+[[de:Der Eis-Preis]]
-[[fr:Épisode 238]]
+[[es:EP240]]
+[[fr:EP238]]
+[[it:EP238]]
 [[ja:無印編第238話]]
+[[zh:宝可梦 第239集]]

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