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'''Luxray Vision!''' (Japanese: '''レントラーの瞳！''' ''{{tt|Rentorer|Luxray}}'s Eyes!'') is the 59th episode of the {{series|Diamond & Pearl}}, and the 525th episode of the [[Pokémon anime]]. It first aired in Japan on December 13, 2007 and in the United States on May 31, 2008.
'''Luxray Vision!''' (Japanese: '''レントラーの瞳！''' ''{{tt|Rentorar|Luxray}}'s Eyes!'') is the 59th episode of ''[[Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl]]'', and the 525th episode of the [[Pokémon animated series]]. It first aired in Japan on December 13, 2007 and in the United States on May 31, 2008.


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== Synopsis ==
As {{Ash}} and {{ashfr|his friends}} walk into a courtyard, spotlights suddenly blind them. A blue-haired girl and her {{p|Luxray}} stand atop a rooftop, and Luxray jumps down right into the middle of Ash and his friends, something its {{pkmn|Trainer}} clearly didn’t want yet. {{AP|Pikachu}} backs away as Luxray chases it. Pikachu dodges Luxray's strikes and tries to hide in the bushes, but Luxray's vision traits spots Pikachu before flushing it out with {{m|Iron Tail}}. When {{an|Dawn}} checks Luxray with her [[Pokédex]], it reveals how Luxray was able to find Pikachu. Luxray's Trainer tries to stop her {{OBP|Pokémon|species}}, but it proceeds to launch another Iron Tail, which Pikachu blocks with its own Iron Tail. Luxray's Trainer then calls for backup, six bodyguards quickly surrounding Ash and his friends. They try to seize them, but Pikachu's {{m|Thunderbolt}} stops them cold. Ash and his friends try to convince her that they are not criminals. The landlord, [[Matthew]], steps out and supports that, recognizing them from the [[Hearthome City Tag Battle Competition]].  Matthew points out that the increased security is because that crooks, named the Bandit Beauties Three, threatened to steal his {{DL|List of key items in Generation IV|Old Charm}}. When he asked [[Officer Jenny]] for assistance, Luxray's Trainer, named [[Marble]], was sent instead.


Ash and his friends decide to help Marble, but Luxray is still demonstrating hostility towards Pikachu. Inside, they set up in front of the vault where the Old Charm is kept. Marble informs them that the bandits would try to steal it at eight o’clock. While they wait, Marble reveals her concern for her Luxray because it has been unable to use {{t|Electric}} [[move]]s, specifically {{m|Charge Beam}}, since [[Evolution|evolving]], which has clearly irritated Luxray. When they tried to help Officer Jenny capture a crook, Luxray wasn't able to use Charge Beam, forcing the {{p|Arcanine}} to stop the crook, upsetting Luxray and making it hostile and unruly. Marble was excited to see Pikachu, hoping to inspire Luxray to regain its ability to use Electric moves. Ash offer to help with some special {{pkmn|training}}, but Marble wants to start with calming Luxray's anger.
==Blurb==
<!--http://www.pokemon.com/us/tv-episodes/season-11/episode-7-11_07-luxray-vision/-->
<i>Hoping to find a place to stay for the night, our heroes visit an imposing manor. Instead, they're almost mistaken for thieves by Marble, a self-proclaimed Super-Duper Ace Detective who's also Officer Jenny's student. Matthew, the manor's owner, received word that the Bandit Beauties Three were coming to steal his treasure, and Marble promised to stop them. Despite her promise, she's secretly worried: her Luxray hasn't obeyed her ever since it evolved, and she thinks it's all because Luxray can't get its Electric-type moves to work.


Outside, [[Team Rocket]], disguised as bodyguards, sneak into the compound without a problem, revealing that they are the real bandits. {{MTR}} rides on top of {{TP|Jessie|Wobbuffet}} as part of his disguise. All three wonder about what the treasure chest holds as they proceed inside.
As for the Bandit Beauties Three, they're none other than Team Rocket. After snatching Matthew's treasure, they try to make a getaway, only to fall into a pit trap! Matthew's manor is chock full of dangerous traps designed to catch thieves, except Pikachu and Luxray also fall down a pit trap while chasing after Team Rocket. Matthew shows Ash a secret passage that leads them to Pikachu and Luxray, but Marble accidentally springs another hidden trap, and this one is deadly!


The clock reads ten minutes to eight as Ash and his friends ride out the shift. Team Rocket steps in, saying that they have orders from Matthew to move the Old Charm. Marble is hesitant at first, but {{an|Brock}} sees it as good since they could move it and fool the thieves. They open the vault and proceed to move it, but Dawn almost unmasks them as the disguised bandits. They try to ward it off mentioning that the bandits are professionals and would be on time, but Brock points out that the crooks could have set the clock back five minutes, making it eight o’clock at the moment. Matthew shows up and reveals that he never gave an order to move the Old Charm, unmasking the bandits. Team Rocket activates a bomb and try to escape in their [[Team Rocket's mechas|balloon]], reciting their [[Team Rocket mottos|motto]]. Ash has Pikachu fire Thunderbolt, but Luxray knocks it aside and tries to land Iron Tail. A mecha arm knocks it back. The balloon proceeds to get away, but when [[Ash's Staravia]] launches {{m|Quick Attack}}, Team Rocket fires thrusters to escape. Unfortunately, they puncture the balloon on the castle, sending them down into another area. 
Luxray uses its keen eyesight to locate the switch that deactivates the trap, much to Marble's delight. Then Team Rocket, busy digging out of the manor's basement, digs their way right into Ash and his friends. Pikachu uses a Thunderbolt that fills Luxray with electrical energy, allowing Luxray to finally use Charge Beam. The two Electric-type Pokémon help defeat Team Rocket, the manor's treasure is returned to its rightful owner, and Marble is once again friends with Luxray.</i>
At the crash site, Team Rocket tries to get away, but they trigger a pit trap and fall into a tunnel. Ash and his friends arrive and find them gone, but Matthew mentions that they must still be in the area since the exterior is still being watched. Matthew mentions that there are plenty of traps in the area too since they would try to hide treasures. Luxray spots the pit trap near Pikachu and tries to warn it, but Pikachu takes it as hostility and accidentally triggers it. Luxray tries to save Pikachu from falling in, but it falls in too. Matthew stops Ash from going down as he opts to lead them to a safer entrance. While Pikachu and Luxray wind up in an underground area, Matthew shows them a staircase behind a fireplace that leads them to the underground complex.  


Luxray tries to go ahead without Pikachu, but it triggers a pit trap, almost falling into a pit of spikes. Pikachu saves it by grabbing its tail with its mouth and trying to drag it up. After much struggling, Pikachu pulls Luxray to safety, exhausted. Luxray thanks Pikachu and drops the hostility. Meanwhile, Marble compliments Ash on how well he and Pikachu work together. Ash mentions that [[EP001|when he first started]], Pikachu wouldn't listen to him until he protected Pikachu from the {{p|Spearow}}. Ash suggests that Marble should try to maintain a [[Happiness|relationship]] with Luxray outside of her job. Meanwhile, Team Rocket decides to dig their way out of the complex.  
==Plot==
As {{Ash}} and {{ashfr}} walk into the courtyard of a large manor where they are hoping to spend the night, spotlights suddenly blind them. A blue-haired girl and her {{p|Luxray}} stand atop a rooftop, and Luxray jumps down towards Ash and his friends and attacks {{AP|Pikachu}}, something its {{pkmn|Trainer}} clearly did not want yet. Pikachu dodges Luxray's strikes and tries to hide in the bushes, but Luxray's x-ray vision spots Pikachu before using {{m|Iron Tail}}. Luxray's Trainer tries to stop her {{OBP|Pokémon|species}}, but it proceeds to use another Iron Tail, which Pikachu blocks with its own Iron Tail. Luxray's Trainer calls for backup, with six bodyguards quickly surrounding Ash and his friends. They try to seize them, but Pikachu's {{m|Thunderbolt}} stops them cold. Ash and his friends try to convince her that they are not criminals, and the manor's owner, {{OBP|Matthew|DP059}}, steps out and supports them, recognizing them from the [[Hearthome City Tag Battle Competition]]. Matthew points out that the increased security is because that crooks, named the Bandit Beauties Three, threatened to steal his [[Old Charm]]. When he asked the [[Officer Jenny]] from [[Mahogany Town]] for assistance, Luxray's Trainer, named {{OBP|Marble|DP059}}, was sent instead.


Luxray uses its vision to find a hidden passage, Pikachu racing ahead. Luxray spots a trap, but it can’t stop Pikachu from triggering it. Darts fly towards them, but Luxray's Iron Tail stops it. Ash and his friends suddenly appear from behind a concealed door, meeting up with the Pokémon. Ash hugs Pikachu as Marble hugs Luxray, shaping up the relationship. Marble accidentally triggers another trap, causing the door to close and two opposite walls closing in. They try to open the passage as Luxray quickly looks, finding the switch to stop the trap, using Iron Tail to hit the switch and reverse everything.  
Ash and his friends decide to help Marble, but Luxray is still demonstrating hostility towards Pikachu. Inside, they set up in front of the vault where the Old Charm is kept. Marble informs them that the bandits will try to steal it at eight o'clock. While they wait, Marble reveals her concern for her Luxray, because it has been unable to use {{t|Electric}} [[move]]s since [[Evolution|evolving]], causing it to disobey her. When they tried to help Officer Jenny capture a crook, Luxray wasn't able to use Charge Beam, forcing Jenny's {{p|Arcanine}} to stop him, upsetting Luxray. Marble was excited to see Pikachu, hoping to inspire Luxray to regain its ability to use Electric moves. Ash offer to help with some special {{pkmn|training}}, but Marble wants to start with calming Luxray's anger. Outside, {{TRT}}, disguised as bodyguards, sneaks into the compound without a problem, revealing that they are the real bandits. {{MTR}} rides on top of {{TP|Jessie|Wobbuffet}} as part of his disguise. All three wonder about what the treasure chest holds as they proceed inside.


Team Rocket tunnels right into the chamber with Ash and his friends. Meowth opens the chest and finds the charm, and though dismayed at the contents, puts it into a safe box. [[Jessie]] and [[James]] send out {{TP|Jessie|Seviper}} and {{TP|James|Carnivine}} to battle. Seviper uses {{m|Poison Tail}} while Carnivine uses {{m|Bite}}, but Luxray uses Iron Tail to stop both. Pikachu uses Thunderbolt to shock them both. Luxray jumps into them and takes the electricity from the attack, charging up its body. Marble decides to have Luxray try Charge Beam. Seviper and Carnivine try a double Bite attack, but Charge Beam works, stopping them cold. Dawn catches the box with the charm as Pikachu and Luxray execute a double attack to send Team Rocket blasting out of the underground.  
The clock reads ten minutes to eight as Team Rocket steps in, saying that they have orders from Matthew to move the Old Charm. Marble is hesitant at first, but {{an|Brock}} sees it as good, since they could fool the thieves. They open the vault, but Dawn almost unmasks them as the disguised bandits. They try to ward it off, mentioning that the bandits are professionals and would be on time, but Brock points out that they could have set the clock back five minutes. Matthew shows up and reveals that he never gave an order to move the Old Charm, unmasking the bandits. Team Rocket activates a bomb and try to escape in their [[Team Rocket's mechas|balloon]], reciting their {{motto}}. Ash has Pikachu use Thunderbolt, but Luxray knocks it aside and tries to land Iron Tail. A mecha arm knocks it back. The balloon proceeds to get away, but when [[Ash's Staravia]] uses {{m|Quick Attack}}, Team Rocket fires thrusters to escape. Unfortunately, they puncture the balloon on the castle, sending them crashing down.


Outside, Luxray uses {{m|Thunder Fang}} to electrify the box and cause it to open, getting the Old Charm back. Matthew thanks them all as Officer Jenny suddenly shows up and confronts Marble about taking the case without authorization. Brock makes his usual moves, but {{TP|Brock|Croagunk}} {{m|Poison Jab|shuts him down}}. Marble does apologize but Jenny does compliment her about developing a bond. Matthew offers the group a meal to end the day.
At the crash site, Team Rocket tries to get away, but they trigger a pit trap and fall into a tunnel. Ash and his friends arrive and find them gone, but Matthew mentions that they must still be in the area since the exterior is still being watched. Matthew mentions that there are plenty of traps in the area too since they would try to hide treasures. Luxray spots the pit trap near Pikachu and tries to warn it, but Pikachu takes it as hostility and accidentally triggers it. Luxray tries to save Pikachu from falling in, but it falls in too. Matthew stops Ash from going down as he opts to lead them to a safer entrance. While Pikachu and Luxray end up underground, Matthew shows them a staircase behind a fireplace that leads them to the underground complex.
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== Major events ==
Luxray tries to go ahead without Pikachu, but it triggers a pit trap, almost falling into a pit of spikes. Pikachu saves it by grabbing its tail with its mouth and dragging it up. Luxray thanks Pikachu and drops its hostility. Meanwhile, Marble compliments Ash on how well he and Pikachu work together. Ash mentions that [[EP001|when he first started]], Pikachu would not listen to him until he protected Pikachu from {{p|Spearow}}. Ash suggests that Marble should try to maintain a [[friendship]] with Luxray outside of her job. Meanwhile, Team Rocket decides to dig their way out of the complex.
=== Debuts ===
 
Luxray uses its vision to find a hidden passage, with Pikachu racing ahead. Luxray spots a trap, but Pikachu still triggers it. Spikes fly towards them, but Luxray's Iron Tail stops them. Ash and his friends suddenly appear from behind a concealed door, meeting up with the Pokémon. Ash hugs Pikachu as Marble hugs Luxray, with the two becoming friends again. Marble accidentally triggers another trap, causing the door to close and two opposite walls to close in. They try to open the passage as Luxray quickly finds the switch to stop the trap, using Iron Tail to hit the switch and save them.
 
Team Rocket tunnels into the chamber with Ash and his friends. Meowth opens the chest and finds the Charm, and though dismayed at the contents, puts it into a safe. [[Jessie]] and [[James]] send out {{TP|Jessie|Seviper}} and {{TP|James|Carnivine}} to battle, and Seviper uses {{m|Poison Tail}} while Carnivine uses {{m|Bite}}, but Luxray uses Iron Tail to stop both. Pikachu uses Thunderbolt to shock them, while Luxray jumps into them and takes the electricity from the attack, charging up its body. Marble decides to have Luxray try Charge Beam. Seviper and Carnivine try a double Bite attack, but Charge Beam works, stopping them cold. Dawn catches the box with the Charm as Pikachu and Luxray execute a double attack to send Team Rocket blasting out of the underground.
 
Outside, Luxray uses {{m|Thunder Fang}} to electrify the box and cause it to open, getting the Old Charm back. Matthew thanks them all as Officer Jenny suddenly shows up and confronts Marble about taking the case without authorization. Brock makes his usual moves, but {{TP|Brock|Croagunk}} {{m|Poison Jab|shuts him down}}. Marble apologizes as Jenny compliments her about developing a bond with Luxray. Matthew offers the group a meal to end the day.
 
==Major events==
{{animeevents}}
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
====Pokémon debuts====
=====TV episode debuts=====
* {{p|Luxray}}
* {{p|Luxray}}


== Characters ==
==Characters==
=== Humans ===
===Human===
* {{Ash}}
* {{Ash}}
* {{an|Dawn}}
* {{an|Dawn}}
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* [[James]]
* [[James]]
* [[Officer Jenny]]
* [[Officer Jenny]]
* [[Marble]]
* {{OBP|Marble|DP059}}
* {{si|Matthew}}  
* {{OBP|Matthew|DP059}}
* Police officers
* {{tc|Police Officer}}s


=== Pokémon ===
===Pokémon===
* {{p|Pikachu}} ({{OP|Ash|Pikachu}})
* {{p|Pikachu}} ({{OP|Ash|Pikachu}})
* {{p|Meowth}} ({{TRM}})
* {{p|Meowth}} ({{TRM}})
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* {{p|Seviper}} ({{OP|Jessie|Seviper}})
* {{p|Seviper}} ({{OP|Jessie|Seviper}})
* {{p|Carnivine}} ({{OP|James|Carnivine}})
* {{p|Carnivine}} ({{OP|James|Carnivine}})
* {{p|Luxray}} ([[Marble]]'s; Seiyū: 小西克幸 ''[[Katsuyuki Konishi]]''; debut, ''Sarah Natochenny in the dub'')
* {{p|Arcanine}} ([[Officer Jenny]]'s; ×3)
* {{p|Arcanine}} ([[Officer Jenny]]'s; ×2)
* {{p|Luxray}} ({{OBP|Marble|DP059}}'s)
* {{p|Spearow}} (multiple; flashback)


== Trivia ==
==Trivia==
* [[Professor Oak's lecture]]: {{p|Kricketune}}
* [[Professor Oak's Big Pokémon Encyclopedia]]: {{p|Kricketune}}
** [[Pokémon Senryū]]: コロトック　なえなるしらべ　コロコロと ''Korotokku, nae naru shirabe, korokoro to.''
** Pokémon senryū: コロトック　たえなるしらべ　コロコロと ''Korotokku, taenaru shirabe, korokoro to.'' "Korotock chirps along as it plays an enchanting melody."
* The next episode preview foreshadows the evolution of [[Dawn's Aipom]] in ''[[DP060|Journey to the Unown!]]''.
* The English [[dub]] title of this episode is a reference to {{wp|X-ray vision}}.
* The title of this episode is a reference to {{wp|X-ray vision}}.
* This is the final episode of ''[[Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl]]'' where [[Dawn's Piplup]] does not appear.
* This is the final episode to date not to feature [[Dawn's Piplup]].
** This is also the final episode where {{an|Dawn}} appears, but her Piplup doesn’t.
* [[Mike Pollock]] returned to the series in this episode to provide the voice of {{si|Matthew}}.
* [[Mike Pollock]] returns to the series in this episode to provide the voice of {{OBP|Matthew|DP059}}, with a pseudonym ''Herb Lawrence''.
* In this episode, [[Marble]]'s behavior is very similar to that of [[Officer Jenny]] in ''[[EP229|An EGG-sighting Adventure!]]''.
* In this episode, {{OBP|Marble|DP059}}'s behavior is very similar to that of the [[Officer Jenny]] who appeared in ''[[EP229|An EGG-sighting Adventure!]]''.
** Coincidentally, Marble is from [[Mahogany Town]], close to where {{Ash}} met the aforementioned Officer Jenny. {{an|Brock}} mentions this fact in the episode.


=== Errors ===
===Errors===
*In one scene, [[Marble]]'s suit also covers her right shoulder, while her shoulder is supposed to be uncovered.
* In several scenes, the sound of {{TP|Jessie|Wobbuffet}}'s Poké Ball opening can be heard despite him already being out.
* When Marble calls for {{TRT}}, her gloves are missing.
* When {{MTR}} removes his disguise, he speaks, but his mouth does not move.
* When Ash and {{ashfr}} run over to the balloon's crash site, they briefly run without moving their legs before the scene transitions to the next shot.
* In one scene during the flashback to the [[EP001|first episode]], Ash can be seen with his usual green gloves when pulling Pikachu with a clothesline, despite wearing the rubber gloves {{Delia}} gave him at this point in the actual episode.
* When {{an|Brock}} mentions that there must a control switch to disable the trap, Dawn's socks are missing, while the part of [[Ash's hat]] adjusting its size is colored red instead of black.
* When Marble commands {{p|Luxray}} to use {{m|Iron Tail}} on the switch, the walls are not closing in like in previous shots.
* In the {{pmin|Brazil|Brazilian Portuguese}} [[dub]], when [[Jessie's Seviper]] and [[James's Carnivine]] are about to strike after just having been sent out to battle, Marble commands Luxray to use {{m|Poison Tail}} instead of Iron Tail.


=== Dub edits ===
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=== In other languages ===
DP059 error.png|Ash's glove error
* Brazilian Portuguese: '''{{tt|A Visão de Luxray!|The Luxray's Vision!}}'''
DP059 error 2.png|Dawn's missing socks
* Czech: '''{{tt|Luxrayův zrak|Luxray's Sight}}'''
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* Chinese (Taiwan): '''{{tt|倫琴貓之瞳！|Luxray's Eyes!}}'''
* Dutch: '''{{tt|De blik van Luxray!|Luxray's view!}}'''
* Finnish: '''{{tt|Kissansilmät!|Cat eyes!}}'''
* French: '''{{tt|Plein la vue|Eyeful}}'''
* German: '''{{tt|Die drei schönen Banditen!|The three beautiful bandits!}}'''
* Hebrew: '''{{tt|ראיית לאקסריי|Luxray's Vision}}'''
* Italian: '''{{tt|Il vecchio amuleto!|The old amulet!}}'''* Latin American Spanish: '''{{tt|¡Visión de Luxray!|Luxray Vision!}}'''
* Iberian Spanish: '''{{tt|¡Visión Luxray!|Luxray Vision!}}'''
* Polish: '''{{tt|Luxray widzi wszystko|Luxray sees everything}}'''


===Dub edits===
==In other languages==
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|cs={{tt|Luxrayův zrak|Luxray's Sight}}
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Luxray Vision!
DP059.png
DP059   EP525
レントラーの瞳！
Rentorar's Eyes!
First broadcast
Japan December 13, 2007
United States May 31, 2008
English themes
Opening We Will Be Heroes
Ending
Japanese themes
Opening Together
Ending 君のそばで 〜ヒカリのテーマ〜(Winter Version)
Credits
Animation Team Iguchi
Screenplay 米村正二 Shōji Yonemura
Storyboard 日高政光 Masamitsu Hidaka
Assistant director 古賀一臣 Kazuomi Koga
Animation director 志村泉 Izumi Shimura
Additional credits

Luxray Vision! (Japanese: レントラーの瞳！ Rentorar's Eyes!) is the 59th episode of Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl, and the 525th episode of the Pokémon animated series. It first aired in Japan on December 13, 2007 and in the United States on May 31, 2008.

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Blurb

Hoping to find a place to stay for the night, our heroes visit an imposing manor. Instead, they're almost mistaken for thieves by Marble, a self-proclaimed Super-Duper Ace Detective who's also Officer Jenny's student. Matthew, the manor's owner, received word that the Bandit Beauties Three were coming to steal his treasure, and Marble promised to stop them. Despite her promise, she's secretly worried: her Luxray hasn't obeyed her ever since it evolved, and she thinks it's all because Luxray can't get its Electric-type moves to work.

As for the Bandit Beauties Three, they're none other than Team Rocket. After snatching Matthew's treasure, they try to make a getaway, only to fall into a pit trap! Matthew's manor is chock full of dangerous traps designed to catch thieves, except Pikachu and Luxray also fall down a pit trap while chasing after Team Rocket. Matthew shows Ash a secret passage that leads them to Pikachu and Luxray, but Marble accidentally springs another hidden trap, and this one is deadly!

Luxray uses its keen eyesight to locate the switch that deactivates the trap, much to Marble's delight. Then Team Rocket, busy digging out of the manor's basement, digs their way right into Ash and his friends. Pikachu uses a Thunderbolt that fills Luxray with electrical energy, allowing Luxray to finally use Charge Beam. The two Electric-type Pokémon help defeat Team Rocket, the manor's treasure is returned to its rightful owner, and Marble is once again friends with Luxray.

Plot

As Ash and his friends walk into the courtyard of a large manor where they are hoping to spend the night, spotlights suddenly blind them. A blue-haired girl and her Luxray stand atop a rooftop, and Luxray jumps down towards Ash and his friends and attacks Pikachu, something its Trainer clearly did not want yet. Pikachu dodges Luxray's strikes and tries to hide in the bushes, but Luxray's x-ray vision spots Pikachu before using Iron Tail. Luxray's Trainer tries to stop her Pokémon, but it proceeds to use another Iron Tail, which Pikachu blocks with its own Iron Tail. Luxray's Trainer calls for backup, with six bodyguards quickly surrounding Ash and his friends. They try to seize them, but Pikachu's Thunderbolt stops them cold. Ash and his friends try to convince her that they are not criminals, and the manor's owner, Matthew, steps out and supports them, recognizing them from the Hearthome City Tag Battle Competition. Matthew points out that the increased security is because that crooks, named the Bandit Beauties Three, threatened to steal his Old Charm. When he asked the Officer Jenny from Mahogany Town for assistance, Luxray's Trainer, named Marble, was sent instead.

Ash and his friends decide to help Marble, but Luxray is still demonstrating hostility towards Pikachu. Inside, they set up in front of the vault where the Old Charm is kept. Marble informs them that the bandits will try to steal it at eight o'clock. While they wait, Marble reveals her concern for her Luxray, because it has been unable to use Electric moves since evolving, causing it to disobey her. When they tried to help Officer Jenny capture a crook, Luxray wasn't able to use Charge Beam, forcing Jenny's Arcanine to stop him, upsetting Luxray. Marble was excited to see Pikachu, hoping to inspire Luxray to regain its ability to use Electric moves. Ash offer to help with some special training, but Marble wants to start with calming Luxray's anger. Outside, Team Rocket, disguised as bodyguards, sneaks into the compound without a problem, revealing that they are the real bandits. Meowth rides on top of Wobbuffet as part of his disguise. All three wonder about what the treasure chest holds as they proceed inside.

The clock reads ten minutes to eight as Team Rocket steps in, saying that they have orders from Matthew to move the Old Charm. Marble is hesitant at first, but Brock sees it as good, since they could fool the thieves. They open the vault, but Dawn almost unmasks them as the disguised bandits. They try to ward it off, mentioning that the bandits are professionals and would be on time, but Brock points out that they could have set the clock back five minutes. Matthew shows up and reveals that he never gave an order to move the Old Charm, unmasking the bandits. Team Rocket activates a bomb and try to escape in their balloon, reciting their motto. Ash has Pikachu use Thunderbolt, but Luxray knocks it aside and tries to land Iron Tail. A mecha arm knocks it back. The balloon proceeds to get away, but when Ash's Staravia uses Quick Attack, Team Rocket fires thrusters to escape. Unfortunately, they puncture the balloon on the castle, sending them crashing down.

At the crash site, Team Rocket tries to get away, but they trigger a pit trap and fall into a tunnel. Ash and his friends arrive and find them gone, but Matthew mentions that they must still be in the area since the exterior is still being watched. Matthew mentions that there are plenty of traps in the area too since they would try to hide treasures. Luxray spots the pit trap near Pikachu and tries to warn it, but Pikachu takes it as hostility and accidentally triggers it. Luxray tries to save Pikachu from falling in, but it falls in too. Matthew stops Ash from going down as he opts to lead them to a safer entrance. While Pikachu and Luxray end up underground, Matthew shows them a staircase behind a fireplace that leads them to the underground complex.

Luxray tries to go ahead without Pikachu, but it triggers a pit trap, almost falling into a pit of spikes. Pikachu saves it by grabbing its tail with its mouth and dragging it up. Luxray thanks Pikachu and drops its hostility. Meanwhile, Marble compliments Ash on how well he and Pikachu work together. Ash mentions that when he first started, Pikachu would not listen to him until he protected Pikachu from Spearow. Ash suggests that Marble should try to maintain a friendship with Luxray outside of her job. Meanwhile, Team Rocket decides to dig their way out of the complex.

Luxray uses its vision to find a hidden passage, with Pikachu racing ahead. Luxray spots a trap, but Pikachu still triggers it. Spikes fly towards them, but Luxray's Iron Tail stops them. Ash and his friends suddenly appear from behind a concealed door, meeting up with the Pokémon. Ash hugs Pikachu as Marble hugs Luxray, with the two becoming friends again. Marble accidentally triggers another trap, causing the door to close and two opposite walls to close in. They try to open the passage as Luxray quickly finds the switch to stop the trap, using Iron Tail to hit the switch and save them.

Team Rocket tunnels into the chamber with Ash and his friends. Meowth opens the chest and finds the Charm, and though dismayed at the contents, puts it into a safe. Jessie and James send out Seviper and Carnivine to battle, and Seviper uses Poison Tail while Carnivine uses Bite, but Luxray uses Iron Tail to stop both. Pikachu uses Thunderbolt to shock them, while Luxray jumps into them and takes the electricity from the attack, charging up its body. Marble decides to have Luxray try Charge Beam. Seviper and Carnivine try a double Bite attack, but Charge Beam works, stopping them cold. Dawn catches the box with the Charm as Pikachu and Luxray execute a double attack to send Team Rocket blasting out of the underground.

Outside, Luxray uses Thunder Fang to electrify the box and cause it to open, getting the Old Charm back. Matthew thanks them all as Officer Jenny suddenly shows up and confronts Marble about taking the case without authorization. Brock makes his usual moves, but Croagunk shuts him down. Marble apologizes as Jenny compliments her about developing a bond with Luxray. Matthew offers the group a meal to end the day.

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Errors

  • In several scenes, the sound of Wobbuffet's Poké Ball opening can be heard despite him already being out.
  • When Marble calls for Team Rocket, her gloves are missing.
  • When Meowth removes his disguise, he speaks, but his mouth does not move.
  • When Ash and his friends run over to the balloon's crash site, they briefly run without moving their legs before the scene transitions to the next shot.
  • In one scene during the flashback to the first episode, Ash can be seen with his usual green gloves when pulling Pikachu with a clothesline, despite wearing the rubber gloves Delia gave him at this point in the actual episode.
  • When Brock mentions that there must a control switch to disable the trap, Dawn's socks are missing, while the part of Ash's hat adjusting its size is colored red instead of black.
  • When Marble commands Luxray to use Iron Tail on the switch, the walls are not closing in like in previous shots.
  • In the Brazilian Portuguese dub, when Jessie's Seviper and James's Carnivine are about to strike after just having been sent out to battle, Marble commands Luxray to use Poison Tail instead of Iron Tail.
  • Ash's glove error

    Ash's glove error

  • Dawn's missing socks

    Dawn's missing socks

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