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Back at the [[Gym]], Ash decides to switch out Pikachu after a {{m|Quick Attack}} also fails to faze Kingdra. Sending in {{AP|Noctowl}} instead, Ash tries to use its {{t|Psychic}} abilities to try and land a blow against Kingdra. Elsewhere, {{TRT}} manages to sneak in and steal the Dragon Fang from the Gym's treasure room without setting off its infrared alarms thanks to James’s Handy-Andy mechanical hand. However, an overzealous Wobbuffet manages to knock the group over, which subsequently breaks one of the sensor beams. As Ash’s match wages on, Noctowl temporarily immobilizes Kingdra with a {{m|Confusion}} attack. However, Kingdra aims a Hydro Pump at the wall to break the attack. Noctowl's {{m|Hypnosis}} also misses its mark thanks to Kingdra's {{m|Agility}}, and Kingdra lands a Hydro Pump on Noctowl, about to knock it out just as the burglar alarm sounded. | Back at the [[Gym]], Ash decides to switch out Pikachu after a {{m|Quick Attack}} also fails to faze Kingdra. Sending in {{AP|Noctowl}} instead, Ash tries to use its {{t|Psychic}} abilities to try and land a blow against Kingdra. Elsewhere, {{TRT}} manages to sneak in and steal the Dragon Fang from the Gym's treasure room without setting off its infrared alarms thanks to James’s Handy-Andy mechanical hand. However, an overzealous Wobbuffet manages to knock the group over, which subsequently breaks one of the sensor beams. As Ash’s match wages on, Noctowl temporarily immobilizes Kingdra with a {{m|Confusion}} attack. However, Kingdra aims a Hydro Pump at the wall to break the attack. Noctowl's {{m|Hypnosis}} also misses its mark thanks to Kingdra's {{m|Agility}}, and Kingdra lands a Hydro Pump on Noctowl, about to knock it out just as the burglar alarm sounded. | ||
Everyone abandons the battle and rushes outside to see Team Rocket fleeing the crime scene with the Dragon Fang in hand. The Rocket trio commandeers a nearby boat and speeds off into the [[Dragon's Den]], a cave filled with a confusing network of | Everyone abandons the battle and rushes outside to see Team Rocket fleeing the crime scene with the Dragon Fang in hand. The Rocket trio commandeers a nearby boat and speeds off into the [[Dragon's Den]], a cave filled with a confusing network of tunnels in the middle of the water. Clair and the others call out a flotilla of Pokémon and swim after the thieves. Her {{TP|Clair|Dragonair}}'s light and ability to sense changes in water currents help them to track Team Rocket, who find themselves in the [[Dragon Holy Land]]. The trio is saved from falling down from the waterfall into the Holy Land by a {{p|Dragonite}}, who Team Rocket convinces that they are trying to protect the Dragon Fang from Clair and the others. As Ash and his friends also manage to reach the Holy Land, they split up to look for Team Rocket. Upon arrival, the Dragonite fires a {{m|Hyper Beam}} as a warning shot at the group. Ash and his friends are surprised by the odd partnership. Dragonite goes onto pick the Rocket trio up and flies off with them. Kaburagi explains that the Dragonite had once belonged to the first {{OBP|Gym Leader|EP253}} of Blackthorn City, and had never felt the same since her Trainer had passed away. However, their thoughts are disturbed by a roar coming from [[Ash's Charizard|a Pokémon]] flying towards them. | ||
==Major events== | ==Major events== | ||
