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Good 'Quil Hunting! (143)
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Ash finally caught it and teach the unkind dude a lesson, what a ***** he was. >=D
Caseydia
Ace Trainer
I think some people were wrong about the fact that all of Ash's fire Pokemon were abused because this Cyndaquil came out of no where. Plus, even though Koji was annoying(like some many other rivals at first), he should have been Ash's rival for Johto instead of Gary. (sighs) There were so many things that they could have done to make Johto better than it was.
TheEpicGoomba
Well-Known Member
I liked tis episode alot though I didn't like the way a bad trainer was involved. All the fire type starters Ash has had has involved a bad trainer.
AquaMilotic
yay
Great episode! The risk Ash took with accepting the deal "if you lose, you'll lose Cyndaquil" was big, he should've never done that! Good to see Cyndaquil winning! I love this episode, 10/10.
It's Slowking!
This was an alright episode. I like how Ash just took the Cyndaquil after that other guy's Sandslash tried to attack it. Ash was being childish when he accepted the guy's challenge. He clearly wasn't using his brain when he risked losing a Pokémon that was already his. And then also used an untrained Pokémon. I think that for those two mistakes alone he deserved to lose. But at least he actually battled to get a Pokémon this time... sort of.
This was an alright episode. I like how Ash just took the Cyndaquil after that other guy's Sandslash tried to attack it. Ash was being childish when he accepted the guy's challenge. He clearly wasn't using his brain when he risked losing a Pokémon that was already his. And then also used an untrained Pokémon. I think that for those two mistakes alone he deserved to lose. But at least he actually battled to get a Pokémon this time... sort of.
This episode proven to be very good in suspense and synopsis. The character of the day - who had good resemblances of a minor antagonistic person, made this episode just the more interesting and competitive. It made you feel cheering for Ash and being satisfied when Ash captured Cyndaquil at the end of the episode. I think Cyndaquil was like the underdog of Ash's party during Johto and in some way, it maybe was good to change Charizard for a newer Pokémon.
Also, [SPOIL] According to Bulbapedia, it took 507 episodes for Cyndaquil evolve to Quilava, just slightly under a decade [/SPOIL]
Also, [SPOIL] According to Bulbapedia, it took 507 episodes for Cyndaquil evolve to Quilava, just slightly under a decade [/SPOIL]
Caseydia
Ace Trainer
Exactly. This is why I liked some of Johto's battle episodes more than Kanto's. Real trainers and real interesting battles.
Tuskie Tyrant Yoko Kurama
Fancy footwork
Episodes like these make me really annoyed of Team Rocket. It was funny how they left Brock and Misty realizing that Ash and Pikachu weren't with them. But, yay. Ash got a Cyndaquil.
Hinoarashi's performance certainly at a top draw as he defeated Sandpan. Good to see that it did not follow Yuji at the end. Probably he will going to abuse Hinoarashi because he used the net and tried for force it to follow him. Which somehow makes Yuji nothing more different than Rocket Dan by the way he catches it.
The Pokemon Broadcast
Snafu
Why was the COTD in this episode talking like the Cyndaquil was the only one, when he was the one who said there's supposed to be wild Cyndaquil roaming the forest, indicating there's more than just the one him and Ash were after?
I really liked Team Rocket's flashbacks to their previous jobs here; seeing Jessie work at a fast food place and eat a burger made me cackle. Anyway, Team Rocket's giant Meowth mecha was actually pretty competent, and seeing Ash's Cyndaquil battle that guy's Sandslash at the end of the episode was pretty cool.
Mega Altaria
☆~Shiny hunter▢~
With Ash using Cyndaquil against some guy's (the guy that competed with Ash for the Cyndaquil) Sandslash, there was an obvious type disadvantage but very unexpectedly (for me), defeated the Sandslash.
