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* The dub title for this episode is a reference to the phrase "hold the phone". | * The dub title for this episode is a reference to the phrase "hold the phone". | ||
* This is the second time the "child" species of a star of a movie has been the focus of an episode, the first time being {{p|Riolu}} in ''[[DP071|Pokémon Ranger and the Kidnapped Riolu! Parts One]] [[DP072|and Two]]''. | * This is the second time the "child" species of a star of a movie has been the focus of an episode, the first time being {{p|Riolu}} in ''[[DP071|Pokémon Ranger and the Kidnapped Riolu! Parts One]] [[DP072|and Two]]''. | ||
* This episode is the second episode when a genderless Pokémon falls in love with a main character's Pokémon. The first time was EP030. | * This episode is the second episode when a genderless Pokémon falls in love with a main character's Pokémon. The first time was in [[EP030]]. | ||
<!--* Buneary becomes the third Pokémon in the anime to defeat a [[Legendary Pokémon]]. The first time was when [[Ash's Charizard]] defeated [[Noland's Articuno]] in ''[[AG136|The Symbol Life]]'', and the second was when Ash's Pikachu defeated {{FB|Pyramid King|Brandon}}'s {{DL|Brandon's Regis|Regice}} in ''[[AG190|Pace — The Final Frontier!]]''.--> | <!--* Buneary becomes the third Pokémon in the anime to defeat a [[Legendary Pokémon]]. The first time was when [[Ash's Charizard]] defeated [[Noland's Articuno]] in ''[[AG136|The Symbol Life]]'', and the second was when Ash's Pikachu defeated {{FB|Pyramid King|Brandon}}'s {{DL|Brandon's Regis|Regice}} in ''[[AG190|Pace — The Final Frontier!]]''.--> | ||
* In the scene where the Chansey is washing her hands, the faucet comes down from a unit mounted on the wall. This is a water heater, and is a common way to provide hot water in Asian countries, rather than using a central hot water heater system. They usually run on electricity and only need to be turned on to get hot water for sinks and showers. | * In the scene where the Chansey is washing her hands, the faucet comes down from a unit mounted on the wall. This is a water heater, and is a common way to provide hot water in Asian countries, rather than using a central hot water heater system. They usually run on electricity and only need to be turned on to get hot water for sinks and showers. | ||
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Hold the Phione! (Japanese: いたずらフィオネ！ The Mischievous Phione!) is the 113th episode of the Diamond & Pearl series, and the 579th episode of the Pokémon anime. It first aired in Japan on February 5, 2009 and in the United States on July 4, 2009.
Synopsis
Ash, Brock, and Dawn have finally arrived at Chocovine Town, the site of Dawn's next Pokémon Contest. As they explore the harbor, Dawn notices a stand selling all kinds of Phione merchandise and begins hugging one of the Phione dolls. The man in charge of the stand informs the gang that Phione bring good luck to those who spot them and about Phione watching, where tourists can take a ride on a submarine and hopefully see the Phione up close. He mentions that every Coordinator that visited Chocovine and saw a Phione won the Contest they entered. Ash, Brock, and Dawn all decide to try their luck on finding the Phione. Ash asks Dawn which Pokémon she plans on using in her Contest which she responds with Buneary and Pachirisu. This discourages Piplup, but she assures Piplup that the other Pokémon look up to him and he should cheer them on.
That night, the gang head over to a submarine to go Phione watching, not knowing that it's being organized by Team Rocket. As they prepare to set off, James questions the consequences if they are unable to find any Phione. Jessie tells him that if they can't find any, then they'll just put Meowth in the water disguised as a Phione, which terrifies Meowth. As the gang and other tourists observe the aquatic life a trio of Phione rush past their submarine. The three of them begin swimming around the ship as the tourists praise them for bringing good luck. Team Rocket is also overjoyed at the chance of finding the Phione as Jessie unrolls a long list of things that she wants. The Phione denies her list of requests and simply sticks its tongue out at Team Rocket. As the trio continue showing off for the tourists, one of them takes a liking to Dawn's Buneary. Jessie then comes up with a plan of capturing a Phione and giving it to the boss to bring him good luck, hoping to get some good luck in return. The submarine returns to shore and as everyone begins to head home, the Phione from before surfaces already missing Buneary. Its friends call it back to the water when they notice how sad their friend seems that Buneary is gone. In its moment of sadness, Team Rocket appears and captures Phione in a net.
The next morning, Ash and the gang are doing their morning exercises when Ash then decides that it's time to train for his Snowpoint City Gym battle. Dawn then requests to do some shopping before training and promises that she wouldn't take long. Team Rocket is then seen sitting in the park admiring their successful capture of Phione when Jessie decides to let it swim in the fountain for a little while. They decide it's time to go, but Phione slips and slides from their clutches and uses Acid Armor to escape into the town's water system. Phione then travels across town through sinks and other types of plumbing in search of Buneary, even startling the Pokémon Center's Chansey, who was washing her hands at the moment. It finally spots them as they are on their way to the store and loses track of them when they get on a bus. Phione was disappointed for a moment until Team Rocket spotted it and gave chase. Phione freezes them with Ice Beam, giving it enough time to escape. Meanwhile, Dawn is browsing through the store's supply of seals, leaving Brock, Pikachu, and Ash to carry all her bags. She tells them that she's finished shopping and they can spend the rest of their time training.
The three head down to the beach and Dawn begins training Pachirisu for the Contest when Phione appears out of the water. It rushes over to Buneary and invites Buneary to come with it. Piplup walks over and happily greets Phione by shaking its fin, which Phione responds by freezing Piplup with an Ice Beam. Team Rocket's submarine appears from the water, and they tell Phione to return to them. Phione backs away from them and notices Buneary latched onto Pikachu. As Meowth translates, Phione, enraged with envy, challenges the perplexed Pikachu to a battle and the winner keeps Buneary for themselves. Pikachu protests, rejecting Phione's offer which only upsets it even more. Buneary puts herself in-between Pikachu and Phione. She declares to Phione that if it likes her, it should be battling her instead. If Phione wins, she'll go on a date with it down by the ocean side. Phione happily agrees and the two begin battling down on the beach.
For a few moments, both combatants try to see who's making the first move. Buneary does, rushing forward with Dizzy Punch. Phione uses Double Team, but Buneary continues by just going through all of them. Phione uses Supersonic, which Buneary dodges with Bounce and when she comes down aimed at Phione, Phione rushes into the ocean and vanishes with Acid Armor. The surprised Buneary can't find Phione, who then leaps high up into the air and uses Supersonic. It hits and Buneary gets confused, skipping down the beach in the opposite direction. Piplup jumps down from Dawn's head to help Buneary shake it off. Buneary turns around and goes toward Phione, who lands and fires an Ice Beam, but Buneary just happens to hop right then, missing her and freezing Piplup again (to Dawn's dismay). He manages to break out of it, giving enough time for Buneary's confusion to wear off. Buneary uses Ice Beam, countered by Phione's Ice Beam and as a chunk of ice grows bigger and bigger where the attacks meet, both try to outlast each other. The ice gets so big that they can't see each other, and Phione winces from the power drain. Just then, Buneary soars over the ice from Bounce with a flying kick, and Phione has only enough time to look up in surprise before her foot connects with its head. Phione ends up flat on its back, knocked out.
Brock goes over to make sure Phione is okay, and tells it that it shouldn't battle anymore (to avoid injury from wearing itself out). Phione, heartbroken, goes over and tells Buneary goodbye, and heads back to the sea. Jessie then claims that just because Phione has personal problems, that it's not getting away from them again. Buneary and Pikachu jump in front of Phione to defend it from Team Rocket. Buneary and Phione freeze Team Rocket with a double Ice Beam, and Pikachu sends them blasting off with a Thunderbolt. With Team Rocket gone, Phione heads back to it's aquatic home, disappointed at it's loss of Buneary, when Buneary calls out to it. Dawn realizes that Buneary hopes to see Phione again and have another battle. Phione then is overjoyed and waves goodbye to its new friends when its fellow Phione appear to welcome it back home. The episode ends with Team Rocket floating in their iceberg complaining that Phione brought them no good luck at all.
Major events
Debuts
Pokémon debuts
Characters
Humans
Pokémon
- Pikachu (Ash's)
- Meowth (Team Rocket)
- Wobbuffet (Jessie's)
- Mime Jr. (James's)
- Piplup (Dawn's)
- Buneary (Dawn's)
- Pachirisu (Dawn's)
- Croagunk (Brock's)
- Happiny (Brock's)
- Phione (multiple; debut)
- Qwilfish (multiple)
- Luvdisc (multiple)
- Finneon (multiple)
- Chansey (Nurse Joy's)
Trivia
- Professor Oak's Pokémon lecture: Wartortle
- Music from Destiny Deoxys, and Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea is used as background music.
- The dub title for this episode is a reference to the phrase "hold the phone".
- This is the second time the "child" species of a star of a movie has been the focus of an episode, the first time being Riolu in Pokémon Ranger and the Kidnapped Riolu! Parts One and Two.
- This episode is the second episode when a genderless Pokémon falls in love with a main character's Pokémon. The first time was in EP030.
- In the scene where the Chansey is washing her hands, the faucet comes down from a unit mounted on the wall. This is a water heater, and is a common way to provide hot water in Asian countries, rather than using a central hot water heater system. They usually run on electricity and only need to be turned on to get hot water for sinks and showers.
Errors
Dub edits
- While in the Japanese version Team Rocket used a variation of the their motto, in the dub, the regular motto is used.
In other languages
- Chinese (Taiwan): 愛惡作劇的霏歐納！
- Finnish: Phionen pyydystäjät!
- German: Glück oder Unglück, das ist hier die Frage!
- Italian: Prendete il Phione!
- Polish: Złap szczęście!
- Portuguese (Brazilian): Segure o Phione!
- Spanish (Latin American): ¡El Travieso Phione!
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