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* This is the only episode of the Summer Academy arc to feature any of Brock's Pokémon. | * This is the only episode of the Summer Academy arc to feature any of Brock's Pokémon. | ||
* The dub title is a reference to one of {{wp|Dr. Seuss}}' story books, ''{{wp|One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish}}''. | * The dub title is a reference to one of {{wp|Dr. Seuss}}' story books, ''{{wp|One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish}}''. | ||
** Coincidentally, in the days of it's air date in Japan, [[Pokémon Red and Blue Versions|Pokémon '''Red''' and Pokémon '''Blue''']], the '''first''' and '''second''' Pokémon games, of where the player must get a '''team''' of Pokémon, had their 10th anniversary in the U.S. | |||
*The [http://www.pokemon.com/#tvmovies_1139 Pokémon.com's] listing of Battle Dimension episodes lists the episode under the alternate title of '''Go Team Go'''. It's possible that it was a tentative title, or that the alternate title was used simply because the actual title would not fit the size of the listing. | *The [http://www.pokemon.com/#tvmovies_1139 Pokémon.com's] listing of Battle Dimension episodes lists the episode under the alternate title of '''Go Team Go'''. It's possible that it was a tentative title, or that the alternate title was used simply because the actual title would not fit the size of the listing. | ||
*This episode is the most recent episode of the series in which [[Dawn's Piplup]] is returned to it's [[Poké Ball]] for a period of time (although it is released again by the end of the episode). | *This episode is the most recent episode of the series in which [[Dawn's Piplup]] is returned to it's [[Poké Ball]] for a period of time (although it is released again by the end of the episode). | ||
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One Team, Two Team, Red Team, Blue Team! (Japanese: 最後の大勝負！ポケモントライアスロン The Final Contest! Pokémon Triathlon!! ) is the 91st episode of the Diamond & Pearl series, and the 557th episode of the Pokémon anime. It first aired in Japan on August 28, 2008 and in the United States on January 24, 2009.
Synopsis
The episode opens with a recap over the past three episodes and explains the challenge introduced in the previous episode. Professor Rowan says that the last event will be a triathlon, and Ash get pumped up. He begins talking to Dawn, Brock and Angie about how he'll win, when Angie buts in that she'll win. Dawn has to separate the two and Ash wishes Angie good luck by extending his hand for a handshake. Angie Template:S, remembering how Ash saved her, and runs away. Ash is clueless as always about what just happened and begins prepping for the race. Conway pops up and has a talk with Dawn before running off as Rowan and Nurse Joy approach Ash and co. Brock launches into the usual routine before Croagunk stops him. Meanwhile, Jessie is busy getting pampered and reassures her team that they'll win while Meowth and James continue their duties.
The race is about to start, so Dawn recalls Piplup and Angie recalls Shinx. An aide fires the staring pistol and Jessie quickly takes the lead. She easily reaches the first checkpoint and receives a Hippowdon. Jessie begins arguing with the aide over Hippowdon's Speed while Ash and company reach the checkpoint. Ash, Dawn, Brock and Angie receive Spoink, Dodrio, Onix, and Ariados respectively and begin the first leg. Jessie finally starts out as other trainers catch up and is propelled forward by Hippowdown's surprising speed. Back at the school, Rowan and the others monitor the race. With the race, Dawn has taken the lead with Ash closely following when Angie uses String Shot to propel herself into first. Picking up on this, many trainers begin attacking each other. Conway takes advantage of this to pass them on Dugtrio.
Angie reaches the second checkpoint and trades Ariados for a Lapras. Ash closely follows, having passed Dawn, and receives a Mantyke. While Dawn and Brock trade for their Pokémon, Ash catches up to Angie when she again takes the lead with Ice Beam. Brock and Dawn, riding their Feraligatr and Sharpedo are passed by Conway and Floatzel and look on as he passes them. Jessie finally reaches the second checkpoint and argues with the aide over her position in the race and unfortunately receives a Magikarp. Surprisingly to James and Meowth looking on, Magikarp turns out to be incredibly fast.
In a practical dead heat, Ash and Angie reach the third checkpoint and return their Pokémon. Angie calls out Shinx and the third leg begins with both sprinting towards the end. Conway, Dawn, and Brock are approaching the end when Jessie speeds past them and reaches the third checkpoint. Conway quickly follows and Brock and Dawn follow from behind. Conway congratulates Jessie and somewhat creepily, begins to chase after her with Slowking as she tries to catch up to Ash and Angie. As Ash and Angie enter a cave, Jessie and Conway have managed to catch up with them and Jessie uses Seviper to attack them much to their and Conway's surprise. The ground beneath Ash and Angie begins to give way as Conway knocks out Seviper to slow Jessie down. Angie and Shinx barely manage to stop their fall by grabbing on a ledge, when Ash saves Angie again. Ash barely manages to pull Angie up and both sit down for a minute to catch their breath. Ash's relieved expression causes Angie to blush, but she quickly regains her composure when Ash point out that they have to make up a lot of ground and they begin racing again. Running at full speed, Ash and Angie quickly come close to the finish line where Jessie and Conway are exhaustively closing in. Seeing them approach, Jessie and Conway try to finish the race but due to their fighting, they are completely out of energy. Ash and Angie race for the finish and Ash wins by a nose. Ash begins celebrating while Angie has a moment of quiet thought. As other competitors cross the finish line, Conway and Jessie crawl across it and collapse.
The victory gave the Red team just enough points to win the challenge and all of the members receive a plaque after Rowan makes a quick speech. As a final celebration for the end of the Summer School a bonfire is lit and a buffet laid out. James and Meowth have a conversation while Jessie stuffs her face and says goodbye to the students who waited on her hand and foot. Over by the gate, Angie is sitting, looking at the stars when Ash comes over. Angie asks Ash why he saved her, and Ash, clueless to her crush on him, replies that he is her friend, making her look a little disappointed. Angie and Ash end their rivalry on a note of friendship. In the morning, everyone bids goodbye to their friends and Ash and co. wave to Angie before heading towards Celestic Town and Dawn's next contest.
Major events
- Ash wins the Pokémon Triathlon.
- The Red team gets the most points.
- The week in the Pokémon Summer Academy ends.
Debuts
Pokémon debuts
Characters
Humans
Pokémon
- Pikachu (Ash's)
- Meowth (Team Rocket)
- Piplup (Dawn's)
- Croagunk (Brock's)
- Happiny (Brock's)
- Seviper (Jessie's)
- Slowking (Conway's)
- Shinx (Angie's)
- Elekid (Mitchell's)
- Chansey (Nurse Joy's)
- Spoink (Used by Ash for the first leg)
- Sharpedo (Used by Dawn for the second leg)
- Dodrio (Used by Dawn for the first leg)
- Onix (Used by Brock for the first leg)
- Lapras (Used by Angie for the second leg)
- Feraligatr (Used by Brock for the second leg)
- Mantyke (Used by Ash for the second leg, debut)
- Hippowdon (Used by Jessie for the first leg)
- Dugtrio (Used by Conway for the first leg)
- Ariados (Used by Angie for the first leg)
- Floatzel (Used by Conway for the second leg)
- Magikarp (Used by Jessie for the second leg)
- Camerupt
- Blastoise
- Drapion
- Ursaring
- Tauros
- Shiftry
- Garchomp
- Luxray
- Arbok
- Tentacruel
- Wailmer
- Swampert
- Gyarados
- Azumarill
- Poliwrath
- Staryu
- Marill
- Delcatty
- Caterpie
- Gengar
- Ampharos
- Noctowl
- Exeggcute
- Sneasel
- Aggron
- Spinarak
Trivia
- Pokémon Symphonic Medley and To My Best Friend are both used as background music.
- Professor Oak's Pokémon lecture: Staraptor
- The next episode preview is narrated by Team Rocket.
- A Pokémon has made their debut appearance in the anime in every episode of the Summer Academy arc from Camping It Up! to this episode, namely Monferno, Lumineon, Dusknoir and Mantyke. Of them, only Lumineon appeared in a movie from the Diamond & Pearl series as well, appearing in both The Rise of Darkrai and Giratina and the Sky Warrior.
- Mantyke, however, appeared in Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea, the final Advanced Generation movie.
- Angie rode a Lapras on water frozen with Ice Beam, much like Ash did with his Lapras in Fit to be Tide.
- This is the only episode of the Summer Academy arc to feature any of Brock's Pokémon.
- The dub title is a reference to one of Dr. Seuss' story books, One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish.
- Coincidentally, in the days of it's air date in Japan, Pokémon Red and Pokémon Blue, the first and second Pokémon games, of where the player must get a team of Pokémon, had their 10th anniversary in the U.S.
- The Pokémon.com's listing of Battle Dimension episodes lists the episode under the alternate title of Go Team Go. It's possible that it was a tentative title, or that the alternate title was used simply because the actual title would not fit the size of the listing.
- This episode is the most recent episode of the series in which Dawn's Piplup is returned to it's Poké Ball for a period of time (although it is released again by the end of the episode).
Errors
During one scene Feraligatr's lower jaw was colored blue.
Dub edits
In other languages
- German: Der Pokémon-Triathlon!
- Polish: Triathlon − ostateczne starcie
- Italian: La gara finale! Il Triathlon dei Pokémon!
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