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Mondays Episodes
8:00e am/7:00c am
Episode 53: Princess vs. Princess
This episode takes place on the day of the Princess Festival, a celebration that salutes women and girls.... Basically, girls get huge discounts and guys have to obey their every word. It starts off with Misty having lunch (for free) with the boys (paying) when they spot a gigantic sale and decide to head to it. It switches to Team Rocket shopping when they come across a Lickitung which begins to devour all of Jesse's newly purchased merchandise. Jesse gets mad and sends Arbok after the Lickitung, but after one Lick, Arbok is out cold. Jesse gets mad and chucks a Pokéball at the Lickitung managing to somehow catch it. The scene switches back to the sale where Misty and Jesse begin to fight over a piece of fabric (or dress or something similar). They decide to Pokébattle for ownership of the cloth, but meanwhile in the background someone comes in and takes the cloth.. hah! The gang finds out about a Princess Festival Queen Contest where the winner gets a limited edition Pokémon Princess Doll set! Misty and Jesse decide to settle their differences in this pageant. The girls get all dressed up, but the contest isn't just for beauty, its for skill as well! They each get four Pokémon to battle. Misty borrows Pokémon from Brock and Ash, and they forfeit them over, but not before Ash gets the stuffing beat out of him for making fun of Misty. Misty takes Bulbasaur, Vulpix, Pikachu and Staryu into the contest. Misty's first match was Bulbasaur against Kingler. Bulbasaur beats it with a Vine Whip and does the same to Cubone and Raticate. Back to Team Rocket. Jesse takes Weezing from James to battle, and forces Meowth to battle for her. She starts off with Meowth, but Primeape beats the crap out of him. Arbok takes over and wins the match. Misty and Jesse keep fighting and winning and everyone is impressed. It finally comes down to Jesse and Misty, hence the title Princess vs. Princess. Jesse has a flashback about the past Princess Festivals and how she never had a doll and the Festivals always made her sad... very touching... no... but Team Rocket breaks into tears.... The battle starts with Arbok and Pikachu. Pikachu thundershocks Arbok and he's out cold. Weezing and Meowth come in but end up like Arbok. It looked like it was all over.. but then there's still Lickitung! Jesse sends out Lickitung and Pikachu tries a thunderbolt but it gets Licked... Pikachu promptly faints... Misty uses Bulbasaur thinking its vine whip can block the tongue, but that fails miserably.. Vulplix enters and gets licked as well. Now its only Staryu vs. Lickitung. Misty sends out a Staryu but Psyduck comes out instead! But all isn't lost. Psyduck is so dumb Lick doesn't work on it! Lickitung can't do anything! But then again neither can Psyduck. But then Psyduck gets a headache and uses confusion. Lickitung licks itself knocking it and Team Rocket into space. Misty wins! Misty gets her dolls and sends the dolls back to the Cerulean City gym to show off to her sisters.
5:00e pm/4:00c pm
Episode 39: Showdown at Dark City
Ash and his friends arrive in Dark City, only to discover (much to their discomfort) that wandering Pokémon trainers are not welcome in town. Two rival gyms, the Yas and Kas Gyms, are fighting to become official Pokémon gyms, and their battles have spilled into the streets of Dark City, causing a great deal of damage and fear among the citizens. Ash and the others, deciding after encounters with both gyms that each are little more than gangs of greedy bullies, work with the townsfolk to ensure that both gyms get a lesson in what it really means to be Pokémon trainers. And once again, Team Rocket gets the short end of the stick...
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