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title_en=Right | title_en=Right On, Rhydon! | | ||
title_ja=なみのりサイドンをおえ！？みずうみのたたかい！ | | title_ja=なみのりサイドンをおえ！？みずうみのたたかい！ | | ||
title_ja_trans=Follow the Surfing Saidon!? The Battle at the Lake! | | title_ja_trans=Follow the Surfing Saidon!? The Battle at the Lake! | | ||
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'''Right | '''Right On, Rhydon!''' (Japanese: '''なみのりサイドンをおえ！？みずうみのたたかい！''' ''Follow the Surfing {{tt|Saidon|Rhydon}}!? The Battle at the Lake!'') is the 204th episode of the [[Pokémon anime]]. It first aired in Japan on June 28, 2001 and in the United States on June 22, 2002. | ||
{{spoilers}} | {{spoilers}} | ||
== | ==Blurb== | ||
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<i>Our heroes are camped out by a lake where Ash wakes up one morning and sees a Rhydon emerging from the water. A swimming Rock-type Pokémon seems impossible, but one of the local Rhydon has indeed learned to use Surf—and a girl named Pietra is out to catch it! She's trying to complete a tunnel to a nearby town, but Rock-type Pokémon flee the excavation site whenever water drips from the tunnel's ceiling. If she had that swimming Rhydon, though, it would keep digging the tunnel no matter what! | |||
Ash and his friends offer to help, of course. After chasing a wrong lead or two, they catch up with Rhydon in the middle of the lake. Pietra asks Rhydon to battle her, but Rhydon couldn't care less; it learned to swim so it could reach an island full of apple trees, and right now those seem much more interesting. Just as they catch up with Rhydon again, Team Rocket descends from the skies, grabs Rhydon, and flies away. They don't get far before Ash and his friends stop their escape, free Rhydon, and send them packing. | |||
Rhydon just wants to leave, but Pietra clings to it and demands a battle. She refuses to let go even when Rhydon dives below the water, so it takes her to shore before walking away. Pietra pleads for Rhydon's help one last time and Rhydon finally agrees to battle, though it takes some hard work on Marill's part to weaken it so Pietra can make a capture. With Rhydon's help, the excavation is soon complete. Ash and his friends exit the newly completed tunnel and continue on towards Olivine City!</i> | |||
{{Ash}} and {{Ashfr}} are camping out by a lake where Ash sees a {{p|Rhydon}} swimming around the water. A {{ | ==Plot== | ||
{{Ash}} and {{Ashfr}} are camping out by a lake where Ash sees a {{p|Rhydon}} swimming around the water. A {{type|Rock}} Pokémon that loves swimming is unheard of until a local girl named [[Pietra]] confirms what Ash saw as a swimming Rhydon. She is hoping to catch it to complete a tunnel for her grandma to allow her easier access to the nearby town, but all of her Rock-type Pokémon flee from the tunnel whenever water hits them from leaks in the ceiling. Pietra thinks that if she could catch the swimming Rhydon then it could help her complete it. | |||
Ash, {{an|Misty}}, and {{an|Brock}} offer to help Pietra catch the Rhydon. After finding out enough about the Rhydon they find it swimming towards the center of the island in the lake. Pietra gets ready to battle Rhydon, but Rhydon ignores her and continues to swim toward the island in the center full of apple trees. When they find Rhydon again, {{TRT}} come in and try to steal Rhydon, but as usual Ash and his friends stop them. | Ash, {{an|Misty}}, and {{an|Brock}} offer to help Pietra catch the Rhydon. After finding out enough about the Rhydon they find it swimming towards the center of the island in the lake. Pietra gets ready to battle Rhydon, but Rhydon ignores her and continues to swim toward the island in the center full of apple trees. When they find Rhydon again, {{TRT}} come in and try to steal Rhydon, but as usual Ash and his friends stop them. | ||
Rhydon starts to leave, but Pietra clings to it until it battles her. Rhydon ends up going underwater to try and shake her but she doesn't let go, sensing her determination, Rhydon takes her to shore before leaving. Pietra starts to beg Rhydon for a battle and finally Rhydon agrees. Using | Rhydon starts to leave, but Pietra clings to it until it battles her. Rhydon ends up going underwater to try and shake her but she doesn't let go, sensing her determination, Rhydon takes her to shore before leaving. Pietra starts to beg Rhydon for a battle and finally Rhydon agrees. Using only her {{p|Marill}}, Pietra captures Rhydon. With Rhydon's help, Pietra soon completes the tunnel. Ash and his friends exit the newly completed tunnel and continue on their way to [[Olivine City]]. | ||
==Major events== | ==Major events== | ||
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* {{p|Totodile}} ({{OP|Ash|Totodile}}) | * {{p|Totodile}} ({{OP|Ash|Totodile}}) | ||
* {{p|Goldeen}} ({{OP|Misty|Goldeen}}) | |||
* {{p|Staryu}} ({{OP|Misty|Staryu}}) | * {{p|Staryu}} ({{OP|Misty|Staryu}}) | ||
* {{p|Poliwhirl}} ({{OP|Misty|Poliwhirl}}) | * {{p|Poliwhirl}} ({{OP|Misty|Poliwhirl}}) | ||
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* This episode marks the first use of {{m|Iron Tail}} in the anime. Iron Tail would go on to be one of the most commonly used attacks in the series, known by over fifty separate Pokémon as the anime has progressed (with one of the Pokémon knowing the move being [[Ash's Pikachu]]). | * This episode marks the first use of {{m|Iron Tail}} in the anime. Iron Tail would go on to be one of the most commonly used attacks in the series, known by over fifty separate Pokémon as the anime has progressed (with one of the Pokémon knowing the move being [[Ash's Pikachu]]). | ||
* This episode is possibly a reference to the {{m|Surf}}ing Rhydon that appeared in the [[Generation II]] games in [[Ecruteak City]]. | * This episode is possibly a reference to the {{m|Surf}}ing Rhydon that appeared in the [[Generation II]] games in [[Ecruteak City]]. | ||
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|de={{tt|Hilfe beim Tunnelbau|Help with the tunnel building}} | |de={{tt|Hilfe beim Tunnelbau|Help with the tunnel building}} | ||
|fr_eu={{tt| | |fr_eu={{tt|Le Pokémon qui aimait les pommes|The Pokémon that likes apples}} | ||
|he=תופסים את ריידון{{tt|tofsim et Rhydon|Catching Rhydon}} | |he=תופסים את ריידון{{tt|tofsim et Rhydon|Catching Rhydon}} | ||
|it={{tt|L'inafferabile Rhydon|The elusive Rhydon}} | |it={{tt|L'inafferabile Rhydon|The elusive Rhydon}} | ||
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|es_eu={{tt|El Rhydon nadador|The swimming Rhydon}} | |es_eu={{tt|El Rhydon nadador|The swimming Rhydon}} | ||
|pl={{tt|To on, Rhydon!|It's him, the Rhydon!}} | |pl={{tt|To on, Rhydon!|It's him, the Rhydon!}} | ||
|hi=शरारती Rhydon {{tt|''Shararati Rhydon''|Naughty/Mischievous Rhydon}} {{tt|*|Hungama dub}} | |||
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[[Category:Episodes storyboarded by Yoshitaka Fujimoto | [[Category:Episodes storyboarded by Yoshitaka Fujimoto]] | ||
[[Category:Episodes directed by Hiroshi Haraguchi | [[Category:Episodes directed by Hiroshi Haraguchi]] | ||
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Right On, Rhydon! (Japanese: なみのりサイドンをおえ！？みずうみのたたかい！ Follow the Surfing Saidon!? The Battle at the Lake!) is the 204th episode of the Pokémon anime. It first aired in Japan on June 28, 2001 and in the United States on June 22, 2002.
Blurb
Our heroes are camped out by a lake where Ash wakes up one morning and sees a Rhydon emerging from the water. A swimming Rock-type Pokémon seems impossible, but one of the local Rhydon has indeed learned to use Surf—and a girl named Pietra is out to catch it! She's trying to complete a tunnel to a nearby town, but Rock-type Pokémon flee the excavation site whenever water drips from the tunnel's ceiling. If she had that swimming Rhydon, though, it would keep digging the tunnel no matter what!
Ash and his friends offer to help, of course. After chasing a wrong lead or two, they catch up with Rhydon in the middle of the lake. Pietra asks Rhydon to battle her, but Rhydon couldn't care less; it learned to swim so it could reach an island full of apple trees, and right now those seem much more interesting. Just as they catch up with Rhydon again, Team Rocket descends from the skies, grabs Rhydon, and flies away. They don't get far before Ash and his friends stop their escape, free Rhydon, and send them packing.
Rhydon just wants to leave, but Pietra clings to it and demands a battle. She refuses to let go even when Rhydon dives below the water, so it takes her to shore before walking away. Pietra pleads for Rhydon's help one last time and Rhydon finally agrees to battle, though it takes some hard work on Marill's part to weaken it so Pietra can make a capture. With Rhydon's help, the excavation is soon complete. Ash and his friends exit the newly completed tunnel and continue on towards Olivine City!
Plot
Ash and his friends are camping out by a lake where Ash sees a Rhydon swimming around the water. A Rock-type Pokémon that loves swimming is unheard of until a local girl named Pietra confirms what Ash saw as a swimming Rhydon. She is hoping to catch it to complete a tunnel for her grandma to allow her easier access to the nearby town, but all of her Rock-type Pokémon flee from the tunnel whenever water hits them from leaks in the ceiling. Pietra thinks that if she could catch the swimming Rhydon then it could help her complete it.
Ash, Misty, and Brock offer to help Pietra catch the Rhydon. After finding out enough about the Rhydon they find it swimming towards the center of the island in the lake. Pietra gets ready to battle Rhydon, but Rhydon ignores her and continues to swim toward the island in the center full of apple trees. When they find Rhydon again, Team Rocket come in and try to steal Rhydon, but as usual Ash and his friends stop them.
Rhydon starts to leave, but Pietra clings to it until it battles her. Rhydon ends up going underwater to try and shake her but she doesn't let go, sensing her determination, Rhydon takes her to shore before leaving. Pietra starts to beg Rhydon for a battle and finally Rhydon agrees. Using only her Marill, Pietra captures Rhydon. With Rhydon's help, Pietra soon completes the tunnel. Ash and his friends exit the newly completed tunnel and continue on their way to Olivine City.
Major events
- For a list of all major events in the anime, please see the history page.
Debuts
Characters
Humans
Pokémon
Who's That Pokémon?: Sunflora (US and international), Rhydon (Japan)
- Pikachu (Ash's)
- Meowth (Team Rocket)
- Togepi (Misty's)
- Wobbuffet (Jessie's)
- Bulbasaur (Ash's)
- Totodile (Ash's)
- Goldeen (Misty's)
- Staryu (Misty's)
- Poliwhirl (Misty's)
- Onix (Brock's)
- Crobat (Brock's)
- Rhydon (Pietra's; new)
- Marill (Pietra's)
- Sandslash (Pietra's)
- Dugtrio (Pietra's; ×3)
- Graveler (Pietra's)
Trivia
- When Wobbuffet pops out of its Poké Ball while Team Rocket is talking about capturing the Rhydon, Jessie says that it's too bad they can't just make a trade. This is most likely a reference to the fact that she received Wobbuffet from a trade.
- This episode marks the first use of Iron Tail in the anime. Iron Tail would go on to be one of the most commonly used attacks in the series, known by over fifty separate Pokémon as the anime has progressed (with one of the Pokémon knowing the move being Ash's Pikachu).
- This episode is possibly a reference to the Surfing Rhydon that appeared in the Generation II games in Ecruteak City.
Errors
Dub edits
In other languages
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| Mandarin Chinese | 踏浪追蹤鐵甲暴龍！湖之戰！ | |
 Czech
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Nedostižný Rhydon | |
 Dutch
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Goed Zo, Rhydon! | |
 European French
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Le Pokémon qui aimait les pommes | |
 German
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Hilfe beim Tunnelbau | |
 Hebrew
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תופסים את ריידוןtofsim et Rhydon | |
 Hindi
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शरारती Rhydon Shararati Rhydon * | |
 Italian
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L'inafferabile Rhydon | |
 Polish
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To on, Rhydon! | |
 Brazilian Portuguese
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À Procura de Rhydon! | |
| Spanish |  Latin America
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¡Bien hecho Rhydon! |
 Spain
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El Rhydon nadador | |
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This episode article is part of Project Anime, a Bulbapedia project that covers all aspects of the Pokémon anime. |
