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The chapter begins with [[Shu]] and {{TP|Shu|Pikachu}} in a field, enjoying [[ | The chapter begins with [[Shu]] and {{TP|Shu|Pikachu}} in a field, enjoying [[Season (mechanic)|spring]] weather. Shu spots a ladybug on a leaf, but when he reaches out to touch it, a wild {{p|Bellsprout}} suddenly appears beside him. Frightened, the Bellsprout uses {{m|Stun Spore}} on Shu and Pikachu and flees. Shu sneaks in the grass, observing Bellsprout to learn more about it. As Shu is wondering what it will do next, it releases another attack, this time {{m|Sleep Powder}}. | ||
Knowing that if he wishes to capture Bellsprout, he must weaken it, Shu commands Pikachu to attack, thinking that its weight will compensate for {{type|Electric}}'s disadvantage against {{T|grass}}. However, Bellsprout still clobbers Pikachu. Finally deciding to consult his [[Pokédex]], Shu notices that Bellsprout is weak to {{type|Fire}}s, meaning that his {{p|Ponyta}} would have an advantage. However, due to Bellsprout's low [[level]], he is scared to use an attack that is too strong. He commands Ponyta to create a wall of flames around Bellsprout, trapping it from escaping. Shu throws a [[Poké Ball]], but he throws it too high, and it disappears. | Knowing that if he wishes to capture Bellsprout, he must weaken it, Shu commands Pikachu to attack, thinking that its weight will compensate for {{type|Electric}}'s disadvantage against {{T|grass}}. However, Bellsprout still clobbers Pikachu. Finally deciding to consult his [[Pokédex]], Shu notices that Bellsprout is weak to {{type|Fire}}s, meaning that his {{p|Ponyta}} would have an advantage. However, due to Bellsprout's low [[level]], he is scared to use an attack that is too strong. He commands Ponyta to create a wall of flames around Bellsprout, trapping it from escaping. Shu throws a [[Poké Ball]], but he throws it too high, and it disappears. | ||
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(Japanese: マダツボミをつかまえろ！ Catch Madatsubomi!) is the seventeenth chapter of the Pokémon Gotta Catch 'Em All manga.
Plot
The chapter begins with Shu and Pikachu in a field, enjoying spring weather. Shu spots a ladybug on a leaf, but when he reaches out to touch it, a wild Bellsprout suddenly appears beside him. Frightened, the Bellsprout uses Stun Spore on Shu and Pikachu and flees. Shu sneaks in the grass, observing Bellsprout to learn more about it. As Shu is wondering what it will do next, it releases another attack, this time Sleep Powder.
Knowing that if he wishes to capture Bellsprout, he must weaken it, Shu commands Pikachu to attack, thinking that its weight will compensate for Electric-type's disadvantage against grass. However, Bellsprout still clobbers Pikachu. Finally deciding to consult his Pokédex, Shu notices that Bellsprout is weak to Fire-types, meaning that his Ponyta would have an advantage. However, due to Bellsprout's low level, he is scared to use an attack that is too strong. He commands Ponyta to create a wall of flames around Bellsprout, trapping it from escaping. Shu throws a Poké Ball, but he throws it too high, and it disappears.
Meanwhile, Bellsprout is moving about in the small space it is trapped in, still frightened. As it steps in one spot, a Poké Ball flies out from the ground. Shu reveals that they are "Poké Ball mines", which he had buried in the area earlier. Somehow, though, Bellsprout manages to deflect all of the Poké Ball mines. Just as Shu thinks all hope is lost, a Poké Ball falls down from the sky, the one that he threw earlier and missed. It manages to fall directly down on Bellsprout, capturing it. Shu claims that he had planned it that way from the very beginning, but Pikachu dismisses it as a fluke.
Major events
- Shu captures a Bellsprout.
Debuts
Pokémon debuts
Characters
Humans
Pokémon
In other languages
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Haro sur le Chétiflor! | |
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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. |
