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Melodi (Japanese: マリア Maria) is a character of the day in Mutiny in the Bounty!.
While she was watering flowers in her garden, she had her Gardevoir stolen by the evil Pokémon Hunter J and her ruthless followers. Ash, Brock and Dawn noticed what was happening and had to help her get Gardevoir back. When Ash tried to rescue Melodi's Gardevoir, Pikachu was stolen. The same thing happened to Team Rocket's Meowth after Jessie and James attempted to steal all the Pokémon that J and her henchmen had stolen.
After a brief confrontation with J, Ash and the Rockets managed to sneak into J's airborne fortress and rescue Melodi's Gardevoir. After rescuing all the Pokémon J stole, Melodi was reunited with her Gardevoir.
Pokémon
This listing is of Melodi's known Pokémon:
Debut | Mutiny in the Bounty! |
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Melodi's Gardevoir was first seen watering some plants with its trainer. Then, J arrived and used Ariados to bind Melodi at a tree. Gardevoir was told to use Teleport but with the help of J's heat-seeking goggles, Gardevoir was captured. J's henchmen stored Gardevoir in a pod along with the other Pokémon. Ash and his Pokémon arrived to save Gardevoir but J detached the pod from the main ship. As they were all falling, Gardevoir used Teleport and saved everyone else on that pod.
Its only known move is Teleport.
Debut | Mutiny in the Bounty! |
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Kirlia was only seen after Melodi told it to use Future Sight. After using it, Kirlia revealed to the group where Pokémon Hunter J was going to strike next.
Its only known move is Future Sight.
Voice actors
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Trivia
- Melodi's English name was never mentioned in the dubbed version of this episode. It was only seen twice via closed captioning. However, Pokémon.com mentions her as Maria, her Japanese name.
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