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==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
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As [[Blaine]] charges at {{adv|Mewtwo}} on his {{p|Rapidash}}, he announces his plan: to break Mewtwo's {{m|Psywave}} with an attack using an equivalent amount of energy, by blasting the energy through the tornado with his own body. To {{adv|Red}}'s horror Blaine crashes into Mewtwo, resulting in a huge explosion. As the dust clears, Mewtwo is nowhere to be seen, and with the fading away of Rapidash's fireball wall Red hurriedly checks on Blaine, who smiles at Mewtwo's defeat as he reveals his possession of a [[Master Ball]]. Red admonishes Blaine for not using the [[Poké Ball]] of guaranteed capture, to which Blaine indicates that Mewtwo's power had rendered it impossible to get near enough to use the Master Ball. Remarking on Red's compassionate nature, Blaine reveals that he had seen Red [[PS016|infiltrate]] [[Team Rocket | As [[Blaine]] charges at {{adv|Mewtwo}} on his {{p|Rapidash}}, he announces his plan: to break Mewtwo's {{m|Psywave}} with an attack using an equivalent amount of energy, by blasting the energy through the tornado with his own body. To {{adv|Red}}'s horror Blaine crashes into Mewtwo, resulting in a huge explosion. As the dust clears, Mewtwo is nowhere to be seen, and with the fading away of Rapidash's fireball wall Red hurriedly checks on Blaine, who smiles at Mewtwo's defeat as he reveals his possession of a [[Master Ball]]. Red admonishes Blaine for not using the [[Poké Ball]] of guaranteed capture, to which Blaine indicates that Mewtwo's power had rendered it impossible to get near enough to use the Master Ball. Remarking on Red's compassionate nature, Blaine reveals that he had seen Red [[PS016|infiltrate]] [[Rocket Hideout|Team Rocket's base]] in [[Celadon City]], and that Red was the inspiration that led him to turn away from [[Team Rocket]], and his cruel experimentation on Pokémon. | ||
Praising Red for his efforts, Blaine appears to collapse, but even as Red calls his name the Trainer is surprised by a rock striking him on the head. Turning around, Red is shocked to see Mewtwo | Praising Red for his efforts, Blaine appears to collapse, but even as Red calls his name the Trainer is surprised by a rock striking him on the head. Turning around, Red is shocked to see Mewtwo still capable of fighting, and releases [[Poli]] to do battle. To his surprise Mewtwo forms a spoon from {{t|Psychic}} energy to toss Poli away. Blaine explains that it is Mewtwo's method for dealing with single opponents, while it psychic tornado is used against multiple foes. Blaine declares Mewtwo as the ultimate fighting machine, genetically engineered for combat and unmatchable by any force of nature. | ||
Unable to deal with Mewtwo and its spoon-shaped weapon, Red releases the rest of his Pokémon, much to Blaine's urgent dismay as Mewtwo predictably uses its Psywave to blow away Red's team. However, Red surprises Blaine and Mewtwo by flying in on [[Aero]], and before Mewtwo can blow | Unable to deal with Mewtwo and its spoon-shaped weapon, Red releases the rest of his Pokémon, much to Blaine's urgent dismay as Mewtwo predictably uses its Psywave to blow away Red's team. However, Red surprises Blaine and Mewtwo by flying in on [[Aero]], and before Mewtwo can blow them away Red has [[Pika]] dive in at Mewtwo with the Master Ball in its mouth, successfully catching the Genetic Pokémon. As Blaine looks on in amazement, Red reveals that he had to get Mewtwo to form the tornado so he could stand a chance of going near enough for the capture. Giving the Master Ball to Blaine, Red encourages the scientist to rehabilitate Mewtwo by teaching it the kindness of humans. As Red goes to congratulate his Pokémon, Blaine feels the pain in his arm, and by extension Mewtwo, subside, prompting him to recall the phrase of [[Pokémon Trainer]]s: a person like Red who trusts, and is trusted by his Pokémon. | ||
Supporting Blaine by his shoulders, Red nods at Blaine's musings of trying a battle sometime, and agrees to a future challenge, as he rallies his Pokémon onward to their next destination: [[Indigo Plateau]]. | Supporting Blaine by his shoulders, Red nods at Blaine's musings of trying a battle sometime, and agrees to a future challenge, as he rallies his Pokémon onward to their next destination: [[Indigo Plateau]]. | ||
==Major events== | ==Major events== | ||
* {{adv|Red}} captures | * {{adv|Red}} captures {{adv|Mewtwo}} in a [[Master Ball]]. | ||
* Red gives Mewtwo to Blaine. | * Red gives Mewtwo to [[Blaine]]. | ||
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===Humans=== | ===Humans=== | ||
* {{adv|Red}} | * {{adv|Red}} | ||
* [[Lt. Surge]] (fantasy) | |||
* [[Sabrina]] (fantasy) | |||
* [[Koga]] (fantasy) | |||
* [[Blaine]] | * [[Blaine]] | ||
* {{tc|Team Rocket Grunt}} (flashback) | |||
===Pokémon=== | ===Pokémon=== | ||
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==In other languages== | ==In other languages== | ||
{{translation notice|German}} | |||
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|zh_cmn={{tt| | |zh_cmn={{tt|VS 超夢（後篇）|VS Mewtwo (Part 2)}} (Taiwan)<br>{{tt|VS 超梦（下篇）|VS Mewtwo (Part II)}} (Mainland China) | ||
|fi={{tt|Red vastaan Mewtwo (osa 2)|Red versus Mewtwo (Part 2)}} | |fi={{tt|Red vastaan Mewtwo (osa 2)|Red versus Mewtwo (Part 2)}} | ||
|fr_eu={{tt|Mewtwo (2e partie)|Mewtwo (Part 2)}}{{tt|*|Glénat translation}}<br>{{tt| Contre Mewtwo|Against Mewtwo}}{{tt|*|Kurokawa translation}} | |fr_eu={{tt|Mewtwo (2e partie)|Mewtwo (Part 2)}}{{tt|*|Glénat translation}}<br>{{tt| Contre Mewtwo|Against Mewtwo}}{{tt|*|Kurokawa translation}} | ||
|de={{tt|Aus und vorbei|}}{{tt|*|Egmont Manga & Anime translation}}<br>{{tt|VS. Mewtu (Teil 2)|VS. Mewtwo (Part 2)}}{{tt|*|Panini Comics translation}} | |||
|ko={{tt|VS 뮤츠(후편)|VS Mewtwo (sequel)}} | |ko={{tt|VS 뮤츠(후편)|VS Mewtwo (sequel)}} | ||
|es_eu={{tt|Contra Mewtwo 2ª parte|VS Mewtwo (Part 2)}} | |es_eu={{tt|Contra Mewtwo 2ª parte|VS Mewtwo (Part 2)}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{-}} | {{-}} | ||
{{Project Manga notice}} | {{Project Manga notice}} | ||
Revision as of 20:53, 5 August 2016
| Series | Pokémon Adventures |
| Location | Cerulean Cave |
And Mewtwo... Three! (Japanese: VSミュウツー（後編） VS Mewtwo (Part 2)) is the 35th round of the Pokémon Adventures manga.
Plot
As Blaine charges at Mewtwo on his Rapidash, he announces his plan: to break Mewtwo's Psywave with an attack using an equivalent amount of energy, by blasting the energy through the tornado with his own body. To Red's horror Blaine crashes into Mewtwo, resulting in a huge explosion. As the dust clears, Mewtwo is nowhere to be seen, and with the fading away of Rapidash's fireball wall Red hurriedly checks on Blaine, who smiles at Mewtwo's defeat as he reveals his possession of a Master Ball. Red admonishes Blaine for not using the Poké Ball of guaranteed capture, to which Blaine indicates that Mewtwo's power had rendered it impossible to get near enough to use the Master Ball. Remarking on Red's compassionate nature, Blaine reveals that he had seen Red infiltrate Team Rocket's base in Celadon City, and that Red was the inspiration that led him to turn away from Team Rocket, and his cruel experimentation on Pokémon.
Praising Red for his efforts, Blaine appears to collapse, but even as Red calls his name the Trainer is surprised by a rock striking him on the head. Turning around, Red is shocked to see Mewtwo still capable of fighting, and releases Poli to do battle. To his surprise Mewtwo forms a spoon from Psychic energy to toss Poli away. Blaine explains that it is Mewtwo's method for dealing with single opponents, while it psychic tornado is used against multiple foes. Blaine declares Mewtwo as the ultimate fighting machine, genetically engineered for combat and unmatchable by any force of nature.
Unable to deal with Mewtwo and its spoon-shaped weapon, Red releases the rest of his Pokémon, much to Blaine's urgent dismay as Mewtwo predictably uses its Psywave to blow away Red's team. However, Red surprises Blaine and Mewtwo by flying in on Aero, and before Mewtwo can blow them away Red has Pika dive in at Mewtwo with the Master Ball in its mouth, successfully catching the Genetic Pokémon. As Blaine looks on in amazement, Red reveals that he had to get Mewtwo to form the tornado so he could stand a chance of going near enough for the capture. Giving the Master Ball to Blaine, Red encourages the scientist to rehabilitate Mewtwo by teaching it the kindness of humans. As Red goes to congratulate his Pokémon, Blaine feels the pain in his arm, and by extension Mewtwo, subside, prompting him to recall the phrase of Pokémon Trainers: a person like Red who trusts, and is trusted by his Pokémon.
Supporting Blaine by his shoulders, Red nods at Blaine's musings of trying a battle sometime, and agrees to a future challenge, as he rallies his Pokémon onward to their next destination: Indigo Plateau.
Major events
- Red captures Mewtwo in a Master Ball.
- Red gives Mewtwo to Blaine.
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Debuts
Pokémon debuts
Characters
Humans
Pokémon
- Poliwrath (Poli; Red's)
- Venusaur (Saur; Red's)
- Pikachu (Pika; Red's)
- Snorlax (Snor/Lax; Red's)
- Gyarados (Gyara; Red's)
- Aerodactyl (Aero; Red's)
- Rapidash (Blaine's)
- Mewtwo (Blaine's; new)
In other languages
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This article has information requiring translation. If you are able to translate German and would like to help, please add the English translation to the section or sections in German. |
| Language | Title | |
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| Mandarin Chinese | VS 超夢（後篇） (Taiwan) VS 超梦（下篇） (Mainland China) | |
 Finnish
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Red vastaan Mewtwo (osa 2) | |
 European French
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Mewtwo (2e partie)* Contre Mewtwo* | |
 German
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Aus und vorbei* VS. Mewtu (Teil 2)* | |
 Korean
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VS 뮤츠(후편) | |
 European Spanish
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Contra Mewtwo 2ª parte | |
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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. |
