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Clemont and Bonnie introduce Meyer and his {{p|Ampharos}} to Ash and Serena. When Bonnie tells Meyer about her new friends, her father is overcome with joy for his children. As Ash and Serena introduce themselves, he takes a liking to {{AP|Pikachu}} and {{TP|Clemont|Dedenne}}. Once the introductions have finished, Meyer begins to scold Clemont for not visiting home more often, but Clemont nervously tries to avoid giving a reason why. Bonnie and Clemont try to leave, but Meyer goes on to tell Clemont that being tough alone won't make challengers better Trainers, and that he needs to be a [[Gym Leader]] to be proud of. At this, he drives away. Ash and Serena, confused by Meyer's words and Clemont's nervousness, immediately demand the truth from him and Bonnie, who concede and finally explains the whole story. | Clemont and Bonnie introduce Meyer and his {{p|Ampharos}} to Ash and Serena. When Bonnie tells Meyer about her new friends, her father is overcome with joy for his children. As Ash and Serena introduce themselves, he takes a liking to {{AP|Pikachu}} and {{TP|Clemont|Dedenne}}. Once the introductions have finished, Meyer begins to scold Clemont for not visiting home more often, but Clemont nervously tries to avoid giving a reason why. Bonnie and Clemont try to leave, but Meyer goes on to tell Clemont that being tough alone won't make challengers better Trainers, and that he needs to be a [[Gym Leader]] to be proud of. At this, he drives away. Ash and Serena, confused by Meyer's words and Clemont's nervousness, immediately demand the truth from him and Bonnie, who concede and finally explains the whole story. | ||
In one of Lumiose City's plazas, Clemont reveals that he is, in fact, the Lumiose City Gym Leader. He explains how his Gym Leader duties kept him so busy that he had no time to follow his passion of inventing new things, so he decided to build a robot that could stand in for him as Gym Leader sometimes. He programmed the robot with his ideals - Clemont | In one of Lumiose City's plazas, Clemont reveals that he is, in fact, the Lumiose City Gym Leader. He explains how his Gym Leader duties kept him so busy that he had no time to follow his passion of inventing new things, so he decided to build a robot that could stand in for him as Gym Leader sometimes. He programmed the robot with his ideals - Clemont's ideal challengers would have already won around four Badges, and wanted his robot, [[Clembot]], to be kind but tough at the same time. However, due to faulty programming, Clembot saw Clemont as a challenger and asked him to leave when it found out that Clemont had no Gym Badges. Clemont had implemented a "Master Recognition Battle Mode" for such an event, but he had accidentally registered the wrong voice code and so Clembot expelled him and Bonnie from the Gym. Although Clemont tried to reenter the Gym several times, he was unsuccessful in all of his attempts and is now out of ideas. After hearing his story, Ash and Serena both suggest that they visit the Lumiose Gym and see if they can do anything to help. | ||
At the Lumiose Gym, they encounter a group of Trainers talking about the Lumiose Gym very angrily, furious at Clembot's ruthless behavior and promising in no uncertain terms that they will never return to the Gym. At this, Clemont loses his confidence in his ability to retake the Gym from Clembot with just his inexperienced {{TP|Clemont|Bunnelby}} when Clembot has all of his other Pokémon, but Ash tells him that he can at least give it his best shot. When Serena asks why Clemont became a Gym Leader in the first place, Bonnie tells her how Clemont is well-known for being a genius when it comes to {{type|Electric}} Pokémon. Clemont adds that he believed becoming an Electric-type Gym Leader would attract stiff competition from challengers and ultimately make him even stronger. | At the Lumiose Gym, they encounter a group of Trainers talking about the Lumiose Gym very angrily, furious at Clembot's ruthless behavior (not only is it refusing to battle trainers with less than four badges, but is also throwing out trainers that it defeats) and promising in no uncertain terms that they will never return to the Gym. At this, Clemont loses his confidence in his ability to retake the Gym from Clembot with just his inexperienced {{TP|Clemont|Bunnelby}} when Clembot has all of his other Pokémon, but Ash tells him that he can at least give it his best shot. When Serena asks why Clemont became a Gym Leader in the first place, Bonnie tells her how Clemont is well-known for being a genius when it comes to {{type|Electric}} Pokémon. Clemont adds that he believed becoming an Electric-type Gym Leader would attract stiff competition from challengers and ultimately make him even stronger. | ||
The group enter into Prism Tower through a hole caused by [[Professor Sycamore#Garchomp|Garchomp]]'s [[XY002|rampage]], and then proceed to the Gym via the ventilation system. However, Clemont's {{p|Magnemite}} and {{TP|Clemont|Magneton}} are patrolling the halls and, although they are initially happy to see him, they have been ordered by Clembot to eliminate intruders, so [[Ash's Froakie]] uses its frubbles to temporarily incapacitate them while the group continues on to the battlefield. Once they reach the field, they are recognized as challengers by Clembot. Clemont once again activates its Master Recognition Battle Mode, and, after concentrating on the day Clembot was first activated, finally remembers the correct voice code and is permitted to battle against his creation. As Clemont sends out his Bunnelby, Clembot chooses {{TP|Clemont|Heliolisk}} as its Pokémon. Although Heliolisk is happy to see Clemont, the latter tells Heliolisk to give it everything it has in this battle, to which Heliolisk agrees. | The group enter into Prism Tower through a hole caused by [[Professor Sycamore#Garchomp|Garchomp]]'s [[XY002|rampage]], and then proceed to the Gym via the ventilation system. However, Clemont's {{p|Magnemite}} and {{TP|Clemont|Magneton}} are patrolling the halls and, although they are initially happy to see him, they have been ordered by Clembot to eliminate intruders, so [[Ash's Froakie]] uses its frubbles to temporarily incapacitate them while the group continues on to the battlefield. Once they reach the field, they are recognized as challengers by Clembot. Clemont once again activates its Master Recognition Battle Mode, and, after concentrating on the day Clembot was first activated, finally remembers the correct voice code and is permitted to battle against his creation. As Clemont sends out his Bunnelby, Clembot chooses {{TP|Clemont|Heliolisk}} as its Pokémon. Although Heliolisk is happy to see Clemont, the latter tells Heliolisk to give it everything it has in this battle, to which Heliolisk agrees. | ||
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After ascertaining that his Heliolisk is all right, Clemont reprograms Clembot to remove the Badge restriction and violence towards challengers. Clembot then becomes much more amiable and Clemont is satisfied with Clembot's programming. Back at Meyer's electronics shop, Clemont explains everything to his father, who was up until this point unaware that his son had been ousted from his Gym in the first place. After this, Clemont finally manages to summon the courage to tell Meyer about his journey, elaborating on all of the amazing things he has experienced in such a short time. Meyer is overcome with happiness again and embraces his children, telling them how good friends are the most important thing in the world and that they may continue traveling with Ash and Serena. | After ascertaining that his Heliolisk is all right, Clemont reprograms Clembot to remove the Badge restriction and violence towards challengers. Clembot then becomes much more amiable and Clemont is satisfied with Clembot's programming. Back at Meyer's electronics shop, Clemont explains everything to his father, who was up until this point unaware that his son had been ousted from his Gym in the first place. After this, Clemont finally manages to summon the courage to tell Meyer about his journey, elaborating on all of the amazing things he has experienced in such a short time. Meyer is overcome with happiness again and embraces his children, telling them how good friends are the most important thing in the world and that they may continue traveling with Ash and Serena. | ||
That night, Serena joins Bonnie in her room and the two girls go to sleep quickly. In Clemont's room, Ash tells Clemont that even though he was disappointed not to challenge the Lumiose Gym, | That night, Serena joins Bonnie in her room and the two girls go to sleep quickly. In Clemont's room, Ash tells Clemont that even though he was disappointed not to challenge the Lumiose Gym, as Clemont prefers challengers to have four Gym Badges then he plans to honor that wish and come back to Lumiose City once he had obtained four of them. However, Ash requests that the battle will be against Clemont instead of Clembot, and Clemont agrees, promising to give Ash a battle he will never forget. As the episode ends, [[Blaziken Mask]] and his {{p|Blaziken}} leap off of the roof and into the night. | ||
==Major events== | ==Major events== | ||
