Ancient Poni Path first appeared in [[SM104]], when a girl named [[Hapu]] was harvesting some daikon in her daikon field, with the help of her {{p|Golurk}} and some cheering by three nearby {{DL|List of Pokémon with form differences|Oricorio|Sensu Style}} {{p|Oricorio}}. After harvesting enough daikon to fit into her {{p|Mudsdale}}'s carry on bag, she gave some broken up daikon to the Oriciorio as a sign of gratitude for cheering her on. It was later seen when {{Ash}} and co. were exploring [[Poni Island]] and came across a Golurk in a field of daikon. Ash went to explore the field, but was told off by a nearby girl named [[Hapu]] who accused him of being the person responsible for recently stealing some of her daikon. She ordered her Golurk to attack Ash with {{m|Flash Cannon}}, only for Ash to dodge and be sent rolling until [[Mallow's Tsareena]] stopped him with one of her feet. Hapu continued to label Ash as a thief, to which Ash denied. Hapu didn't want to hear any excuses, so she prepared to battle Ash, which Ash accepted.
[[File:Ancient Poni Path anime.png|thumb|250px|Ancient Poni Path in the {{pkmn|anime}}]]
Ancient Poni Path first appeared in [[SM104]], where [[Hapu]] was shown having a Poni {{wp|daikon}} farm there. When {{Ash}} and {{ashfr}} later passed by the farm and saw Hapu's {{p|Golurk}} picking up daikons, Ash tried to take a closer look, only for Hapu to have Golurk attack him and accuse him of stealing her daikons. Although Ash denied having stolen anything, Hapu refused to believe him, leaving Ash with no choice but to battle her. Despite the type disadvantage, Ash chose to use {{AP|Pikachu}} against Golurk, having him use {{m|Iron Tail}} on the [[Pokémon category|Automaton Pokémon]]'s leg. However, when Pikachu attempted to repeat his move, Golurk grabbed Pikachu and slammed him into the ground, before using {{m|High Horsepower}} and defeating Pikachu.
Despite [[Ash's Pikachu]]'s type disadvantage, Pikachu managed to hurt Golurk with an {{m|Iron Tail}}. Hapu then understood how he was planning on fighting Golurk, so she stopped Pikachu from attack again, before Golurk slammed Pikachu onto the ground. Golurk soon finished the battle by knocking Pikachu out with one {{m|High Horsepower}}. After Ash's defeat, Hapu told Ash to not come to that place again. Hapu was later shown at the Ancient Poni Path harvesting her daikon and relaxing.
Later, [[Nurse Joy]] revealed that although Hapu's parents live elsewhere, Hapu herself has refused to leave the farm.
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==In the manga==
==In the manga==
[[File:Ancient Poni Path Adventures.png|thumb|250px|Ancient Poni Path in Pokémon Adventures]]
[[File:Ancient Poni Path Adventures.png|thumb|250px|Ancient Poni Path in Pokémon Adventures]]
===In the Pokémon Adventures manga===
===In the Pokémon Adventures manga===
Ancient Poni Path first appeared in the {{chap|Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon}}. {{adv|Sun}} and [[Hapu]] passed by there while on their way to [[Vast Poni Canyon]]. As they traveled, a wild {{p|Crabominable}} that Hapu defeated at the [[Seafolk Village]] followed them in hopes that Hapu would allow it to join her team. As she already had a team of Pokémon she was raising, Hapu rejected Crabominable's request and suggested it join Sun instead, which it reluctantly agreed to.
Ancient Poni Path first appeared in [[PASM23]]. {{adv|Sun}} and [[Hapu]] passed by there while on their way to [[Vast Poni Canyon]]. As they traveled, a wild {{p|Crabominable}} that Hapu defeated at the [[Seafolk Village]] followed them in hopes that Hapu would allow it to join her team. As she already had a team of Pokémon she was raising, Hapu rejected Crabominable's request and suggested it join Sun instead, which it reluctantly agreed to.
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* If the player talks to the {{p|Sudowoodo}} in Hapu's house, it will exclaim "Lies!" As well as being a reference to how Sudowoodo pretends to be a tree, this is also notable for being one of the few in-game instances in which a Pokémon has spoken in a human language.
* If the player talks to the {{p|Sudowoodo}} in Hapu's house, it will exclaim "Lies!" This is a mistranslation, as in the Japanese version, the first part of its Japanese name (Usokkie), "Uso", which can be translated as "lie".
==In other languages==
==In other languages==
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Ancient Poni Path
ポニの古道 Ancient Poni Path
"Wild Missingno. appeared!"
Map description:
An old path that leads to Vast Poni Canyon. Some people and Pokémon still try to live in the ruins here, but not many.
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.
Ancient Poni Path first appeared in SM104, where Hapu was shown having a Poni daikon farm there. When Ash and his friends later passed by the farm and saw Hapu's Golurk picking up daikons, Ash tried to take a closer look, only for Hapu to have Golurk attack him and accuse him of stealing her daikons. Although Ash denied having stolen anything, Hapu refused to believe him, leaving Ash with no choice but to battle her. Despite the type disadvantage, Ash chose to use Pikachu against Golurk, having him use Iron Tail on the Automaton Pokémon's leg. However, when Pikachu attempted to repeat his move, Golurk grabbed Pikachu and slammed him into the ground, before using High Horsepower and defeating Pikachu.
Later, Nurse Joy revealed that although Hapu's parents live elsewhere, Hapu herself has refused to leave the farm.
In the manga
Ancient Poni Path in Pokémon Adventures
In the Pokémon Adventures manga
Ancient Poni Path first appeared in PASM23. Sun and Hapu passed by there while on their way to Vast Poni Canyon. As they traveled, a wild Crabominable that Hapu defeated at the Seafolk Village followed them in hopes that Hapu would allow it to join her team. As she already had a team of Pokémon she was raising, Hapu rejected Crabominable's request and suggested it join Sun instead, which it reluctantly agreed to.
Trivia
If the player talks to the Sudowoodo in Hapu's house, it will exclaim "Lies!" This is a mistranslation, as in the Japanese version, the first part of its Japanese name (Usokkie), "Uso", which can be translated as "lie".
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