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As electricity is fired everywhere, Marina falls, but is rescued by Beedrill. However, Skarmory is released and uses {{m|Steel Wing}} on them. Marina falls again, and lands on top of Vincent. Jimmy ensures that Marina is okay, but just then, Vincent interrupts reminding them that he is the one that Marina fell on. Hun then cuts in by ordering Steelix to use Iron Tail. Just as Eugene is about to save them, Raikou comes in and attacks Steelix head-on. Raikou then attacks Attila's control panel. Skarmory goes in with a {{m|Sky Attack}}, but Raikou runs away as the control panel explodes, blasting Skarmory back. The orb around the crystal disappears. | As electricity is fired everywhere, Marina falls, but is rescued by Beedrill. However, Skarmory is released and uses {{m|Steel Wing}} on them. Marina falls again, and lands on top of Vincent. Jimmy ensures that Marina is okay, but just then, Vincent interrupts reminding them that he is the one that Marina fell on. Hun then cuts in by ordering Steelix to use Iron Tail. Just as Eugene is about to save them, Raikou comes in and attacks Steelix head-on. Raikou then attacks Attila's control panel. Skarmory goes in with a {{m|Sky Attack}}, but Raikou runs away as the control panel explodes, blasting Skarmory back. The orb around the crystal disappears. | ||
Jimmy realizes that Raikou's appearance when it was winning from afar was because it protects those that it sees as its friends. There is one worry, though. Team Rocket has not fled. The reason for this appears when Raikou attacks them – the electricity is still reflected back to the crystal, which then sends a powerful blast back. Hun explains that while the control panel has been destroyed, the crystal is now running on auto-destruct, which means that its power is now twice as focused. The crystal | Jimmy realizes that Raikou's appearance when it was winning from afar was because it protects those that it sees as its friends. There is one worry, though. Team Rocket has not fled. The reason for this appears when Raikou attacks them – the electricity is still reflected back to the crystal, which then sends a powerful blast back. Hun explains that while the control panel has been destroyed, the crystal is now running on auto-destruct, which means that its power is now twice as focused. The crystal homes in on Raikou, and then turns black. Its electric hooks sink into Raikou and pull it inwards. The more Raikou resists, the stronger the pull. The less Raikou resists, the easier the capture. As such, Raikou is soon trapped. | ||
Hun taunts that their legend will last forever as they have brains and science on their side - but Jimmy, Vincent, and Marina will not let that happen. They send out Typhlosion, Little Miss, and Meganium. Typhlosion uses Flamethrower, but the field now surrounding Raikou stops it. Jimmy suggests using combined forces again, but Eugene tells them that it won't work. If the field explodes with Raikou trapped inside, then the blast would be so powerful that it would destroy even Raikou. | Hun taunts that their legend will last forever as they have brains and science on their side - but Jimmy, Vincent, and Marina will not let that happen. They send out Typhlosion, Little Miss, and Meganium. Typhlosion uses Flamethrower, but the field now surrounding Raikou stops it. Jimmy suggests using combined forces again, but Eugene tells them that it won't work. If the field explodes with Raikou trapped inside, then the blast would be so powerful that it would destroy even Raikou. | ||
