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title_en={{tt|As Luck Would Have It, Kirlia|VIZ Media}}/{{tt|VS Kirlia|Chuang Yi}} | | |title_en={{tt|As Luck Would Have It, Kirlia|VIZ Media}}/{{tt|VS. Kirlia|Chuang Yi}} | ||
title_ja=VS キルリア | | |title_ja=VS キルリア | ||
title_ro=VS Kirlia | | |title_ro=VS Kirlia | ||
image=PS308.png | | |image=PS308.png | ||
chapter=Emerald | | |chapter=Emerald | ||
volume=26 | | |volume=26 | ||
number=308 | | |number=308 | ||
location={{gdis|Battle Frontier|III}} | | |location={{gdis|Battle Frontier|III}}<br>{{DL|Battle Frontier (Generation III)|Battle Pike}} | ||
prev_round=Gotcha Where I Wantcha, Glalie | | |prev_round=Gotcha Where I Wantcha, Glalie | ||
next_round=Moving Past Milotic}} | |next_round=Moving Past Milotic | ||
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'''{{tt|As Luck Would Have It, Kirlia|VIZ Media}}/{{tt|VS Kirlia|Chuang Yi}}''' or '''Transmission Request''' (Japanese: '''VS キルリア''' ''VS Kirlia'' or '''送信要請''' ''Transmission Request'') is the 308th round of the [[Pokémon Adventures]] | '''{{tt|As Luck Would Have It, Kirlia|VIZ Media}}/{{tt|VS. Kirlia|Chuang Yi}}''' or '''Transmission Request''' (Japanese: '''VS キルリア''' ''VS Kirlia'' or '''送信要請''' ''Transmission Request'') is the 308th round of the [[Pokémon Adventures]] manga. | ||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
{{spoilers}} | {{spoilers}} | ||
{{DL|Eon duo (Adventures)|Latias}} and {{DL|Eon duo (Adventures)|Latios}} approach {{adv|Emerald}} from the | {{DL|Eon duo (Adventures)|Latias}} and {{DL|Eon duo (Adventures)|Latios}} approach {{adv|Emerald}} from the sky and ask him to release {{TP|Emerald|Sceptile}} from its [[Poké Ball]]. Emerald does, and pulls out his [[PokéNav]] to check Sceptile's [[level]] at their request. Meanwhile, the [[Todd Snap|reporter]] stands in amazement that Emerald is able to communicate with the Eon Pokémon. Emerald finishes examining Sceptile and finds that it's level 51, which shouldn't be possible as it was put in the level 50 category in the {{DL|Battle Frontier (Generation III)|Battle Factory}}. | ||
Emerald points out that during his battle with {{FB|Factory Head|Noland}}, {{p|Glalie}} tried to use {{m|Sheer Cold}}, but it failed. As Sheer Cold is a move that will fail if the opponent is even one level higher, and Sceptile didn't avoid the attack, the reporter realizes Emerald must be accurate in his judgment. Emerald explains that he didn't know about Sceptile's level until now, and since Noland didn't appear to notice anything amiss, it must mean that Sceptile is not a rental Pokémon to begin with. Emerald guesses that if Sceptile isn't a rental Pokémon, it must mean that someone had slipped it into the Battle Frontier without anyone noticing. | Emerald points out that during his battle with {{FB|Factory Head|Noland}}, {{p|Glalie}} tried to use {{m|Sheer Cold}}, but it failed. As Sheer Cold is a move that will fail if the opponent is even one level higher, and Sceptile didn't avoid the attack, the reporter realizes Emerald must be accurate in his judgment. Emerald explains that he didn't know about Sceptile's level until now, and since Noland didn't appear to notice anything amiss, it must mean that Sceptile is not a rental Pokémon to begin with. Emerald guesses that if Sceptile isn't a rental Pokémon, it must mean that someone had slipped it into the {{gdis|Battle Frontier|III}} without anyone noticing. | ||
Latias and Latios quickly warn Emerald that some people are approaching them. The people turn out to be {{FB|Pyramid King|Brandon}} and {{FB|Dome Ace|Tucker}}. The reporter worries what will happen if they find out that Emerald stole Sceptile, but Latias covers herself, Latios and Sceptile in a cloud of mist created by {{m|Mist Ball}}. Unaware of what happened, Tucker grabs Emerald and picks on him by making fun of his short height. Tucker and Brandon ask which facility Emerald plans on challenging next and each demand that he challenges their facility next. | Latias and Latios quickly warn Emerald that some people are approaching them. The people turn out to be {{FB|Pyramid King|Brandon}} and {{FB|Dome Ace|Tucker}}. The reporter worries what will happen if they find out that Emerald stole Sceptile, but Latias covers herself, Latios, and Sceptile in a cloud of mist created by {{m|Mist Ball}}. Unaware of what happened, Tucker grabs Emerald and picks on him by making fun of his short height. Tucker and Brandon ask which facility Emerald plans on challenging next and each demand that he challenges their facility next. | ||
Emerald replies that he'll have to face them either way but points out that since they get on his nerves | Emerald replies that he'll have to face them either way, but points out that since they get on his nerves he doesn't really want to challenge them. With that, Emerald uses his Magic Hands to bash Tucker and Brandon's heads together, and then runs away. Furious, Tucker and Brandon give chase and eventually manage to catch Emerald. Emerald gets angry and lashes out, causing Tucker and Brandon to get tied up to the fangs on the Battle Pike's entrance. Tucker and Brandon demand to be released, but Emerald gets tired and goes to sleep. | ||
The next morning, the reporter looks for Emerald, as he didn't return after running off. With Latias and Latios gone, the reporter wonders what to do with Sceptile. He arrives at the Battle Pike, and is shocked to find Emerald there, still sleeping in mid-air while still having Tucker and Brandon tied to the building's fangs. {{FB|Pike Queen|Lucy}} arrives from within the Battle Pike and orders her {{TP|Lucy|Seviper}} to use {{m|Poison Tail}} to free Emerald, Brandon, and Tucker. Lucy reprimands Tucker and Brandon, and tells Emerald that he must be lucky if he managed to find her Battle Pike while running around in the dark. She introduces herself to him and asks if he'll want to challenge her today. | The next morning, the reporter looks for Emerald, as he didn't return after running off. With Latias and Latios gone, the reporter wonders what to do with Sceptile. He arrives at the Battle Pike, and is shocked to find Emerald there, still sleeping in mid-air while still having Tucker and Brandon tied to the building's fangs. {{FB|Pike Queen|Lucy}} arrives from within the Battle Pike and orders her {{TP|Lucy|Seviper}} to use {{m|Poison Tail}} to free Emerald, Brandon, and Tucker. Lucy reprimands Tucker and Brandon, and tells Emerald that he must be lucky if he managed to find her Battle Pike while running around in the dark. She introduces herself to him and asks if he'll want to challenge her today. | ||
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Emerald agrees, while the reporter reads about the Battle Pike: a facility that tests one's luck. A Trainer enters it with three Pokémon on hand and is required to enter a series of halls with three doors. To progress, they must go through one of these doors until they reach the final room. Each door leads into a room, which can lead to eight different types of events. Each set consists of six halls and seven rooms. The challenger can only battle Lucy herself after reaching the 129th room on the tenth set. | Emerald agrees, while the reporter reads about the Battle Pike: a facility that tests one's luck. A Trainer enters it with three Pokémon on hand and is required to enter a series of halls with three doors. To progress, they must go through one of these doors until they reach the final room. Each door leads into a room, which can lead to eight different types of events. Each set consists of six halls and seven rooms. The challenger can only battle Lucy herself after reaching the 129th room on the tenth set. | ||
As the members of the press arrive, Emerald runs off to get prepared. The reporter runs after Emerald and asks him what he's going to do without Pokémon of his own to use in battle. Emerald explains that the person who sent him to the | As the members of the press arrive, Emerald runs off to get prepared. The reporter runs after Emerald and asks him what he's going to do without Pokémon of his own to use in battle. Emerald explains that the person who sent him to the Battle Frontier owns every single sort of Pokémon, and they're all available for him to use. When they reach a computer, Emerald sends a message to that {{adv|Crystal|person}} in the Pokémon Research Laboratory in [[Hoenn]], who then sends the requested Pokémon to Emerald. | ||
Emerald hurries back to the Battle Pike and tells {{FB|Pike Queen|Lucy}} that he's ready, choosing his first door. As the reporter, Lucy, and the press watch via large screens, Emerald is challenged to a [[Double Battle]] with two virtual Trainers using a {{p|Dusclops}} and a {{p|Kirlia}}. As the battle commences, the reporter hollers for Emerald to be careful as Kirlia | Emerald hurries back to the Battle Pike and tells {{FB|Pike Queen|Lucy}} that he's ready, choosing his first door. As the reporter, Lucy, and the press watch via large screens, Emerald is challenged to a [[Double Battle]] with two virtual Trainers using a {{p|Dusclops}} and a {{p|Kirlia}}. As the battle commences, the reporter hollers for Emerald to be careful as Kirlia prepares to inflict a status effect. | ||
==Major Events== | ==Major Events== | ||
* {{adv|Emerald}} finds out that | * {{adv|Emerald}} finds out that {{TP|Emerald|Sceptile}} is not a rental Pokémon. | ||
* | * Emerald reveals that he was sent to the {{gdis|Battle Frontier|III}} by someone. | ||
* {{adv|Crystal}} is revealed to be assisting Emerald by sending him Pokémon to use in battle. | * {{adv|Crystal}} is revealed to be assisting Emerald by sending him Pokémon to use in battle. | ||
* | * Emerald begins his Battle Pike challenge. | ||
{{Adventuresevents}} | |||
{{endspoilers}} | |||
===Pokémon debuts=== | ===Debuts=== | ||
====Pokémon debuts==== | |||
==Characters== | ==Characters== | ||
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* {{Adv|Crystal}} | * {{Adv|Crystal}} | ||
* {{Adv|Emerald}} | * {{Adv|Emerald}} | ||
* [[Factory Head Noland]] (flashback) | * [[Factory Head Noland]] (flashback) | ||
* [[Dome Ace Tucker]] | * [[Dome Ace Tucker]] | ||
* [[Pike Queen Lucy]] | * [[Pike Queen Lucy]] | ||
* [[Pyramid King Brandon]] | * [[Pyramid King Brandon]] | ||
* Reporters | * [[Todd Snap|Reporter]] | ||
* Reporters | |||
===Pokémon=== | ===Pokémon=== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
===Errors=== | ===Errors=== | ||
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Revision as of 13:22, 3 March 2017
| Series | Pokémon Adventures |
| Location | Battle Frontier Battle Pike |
As Luck Would Have It, Kirlia/VS. Kirlia or Transmission Request (Japanese: VS キルリア VS Kirlia or 送信要請 Transmission Request) is the 308th round of the Pokémon Adventures manga.
Plot
Latias and Latios approach Emerald from the sky and ask him to release Sceptile from its Poké Ball. Emerald does, and pulls out his PokéNav to check Sceptile's level at their request. Meanwhile, the reporter stands in amazement that Emerald is able to communicate with the Eon Pokémon. Emerald finishes examining Sceptile and finds that it's level 51, which shouldn't be possible as it was put in the level 50 category in the Battle Factory.
Emerald points out that during his battle with Noland, Glalie tried to use Sheer Cold, but it failed. As Sheer Cold is a move that will fail if the opponent is even one level higher, and Sceptile didn't avoid the attack, the reporter realizes Emerald must be accurate in his judgment. Emerald explains that he didn't know about Sceptile's level until now, and since Noland didn't appear to notice anything amiss, it must mean that Sceptile is not a rental Pokémon to begin with. Emerald guesses that if Sceptile isn't a rental Pokémon, it must mean that someone had slipped it into the Battle Frontier without anyone noticing.
Latias and Latios quickly warn Emerald that some people are approaching them. The people turn out to be Brandon and Tucker. The reporter worries what will happen if they find out that Emerald stole Sceptile, but Latias covers herself, Latios, and Sceptile in a cloud of mist created by Mist Ball. Unaware of what happened, Tucker grabs Emerald and picks on him by making fun of his short height. Tucker and Brandon ask which facility Emerald plans on challenging next and each demand that he challenges their facility next.
Emerald replies that he'll have to face them either way, but points out that since they get on his nerves he doesn't really want to challenge them. With that, Emerald uses his Magic Hands to bash Tucker and Brandon's heads together, and then runs away. Furious, Tucker and Brandon give chase and eventually manage to catch Emerald. Emerald gets angry and lashes out, causing Tucker and Brandon to get tied up to the fangs on the Battle Pike's entrance. Tucker and Brandon demand to be released, but Emerald gets tired and goes to sleep.
The next morning, the reporter looks for Emerald, as he didn't return after running off. With Latias and Latios gone, the reporter wonders what to do with Sceptile. He arrives at the Battle Pike, and is shocked to find Emerald there, still sleeping in mid-air while still having Tucker and Brandon tied to the building's fangs. Lucy arrives from within the Battle Pike and orders her Seviper to use Poison Tail to free Emerald, Brandon, and Tucker. Lucy reprimands Tucker and Brandon, and tells Emerald that he must be lucky if he managed to find her Battle Pike while running around in the dark. She introduces herself to him and asks if he'll want to challenge her today.
Emerald agrees, while the reporter reads about the Battle Pike: a facility that tests one's luck. A Trainer enters it with three Pokémon on hand and is required to enter a series of halls with three doors. To progress, they must go through one of these doors until they reach the final room. Each door leads into a room, which can lead to eight different types of events. Each set consists of six halls and seven rooms. The challenger can only battle Lucy herself after reaching the 129th room on the tenth set.
As the members of the press arrive, Emerald runs off to get prepared. The reporter runs after Emerald and asks him what he's going to do without Pokémon of his own to use in battle. Emerald explains that the person who sent him to the Battle Frontier owns every single sort of Pokémon, and they're all available for him to use. When they reach a computer, Emerald sends a message to that person in the Pokémon Research Laboratory in Hoenn, who then sends the requested Pokémon to Emerald.
Emerald hurries back to the Battle Pike and tells Lucy that he's ready, choosing his first door. As the reporter, Lucy, and the press watch via large screens, Emerald is challenged to a Double Battle with two virtual Trainers using a Dusclops and a Kirlia. As the battle commences, the reporter hollers for Emerald to be careful as Kirlia prepares to inflict a status effect.
Major Events
- Emerald finds out that Sceptile is not a rental Pokémon.
- Emerald reveals that he was sent to the Battle Frontier by someone.
- Crystal is revealed to be assisting Emerald by sending him Pokémon to use in battle.
- Emerald begins his Battle Pike challenge.
- For a list of all major events in the Pokémon Adventures manga, please see the history page.
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Debuts
Pokémon debuts
Characters
Humans
- Crystal
- Emerald
- Factory Head Noland (flashback)
- Dome Ace Tucker
- Pike Queen Lucy
- Pyramid King Brandon
- Reporter
- Reporters
Pokémon
- Sceptile (Emerald's)
- Salamence (Tucker's)
- Seviper (Lucy's)
- Glalie (Battle Factory's; flashback)
- Dusclops (Battle Pike's)
- Kirlia (Battle Pike's)
- Latias (Adventures)
- Latios (Adventures)
Trivia
Errors
In other languages
| Language | Title | |
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| Mandarin Chinese | VS 奇魯莉安 (Taiwan) VS 奇鲁莉安 (Mainland China) | |
 Korean
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VS 킬리아 | |
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This article is part of Project Manga, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each series of Pokémon manga. |
