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Episode 19 - "The Ghost of Maiden's Peak"

Ash, Misty, Brock and Pikachu are riding on the ferry while Team Rocket
are riding in a
barrel tied to the ferry. Brock is heart-broken because the summer is
almost over and he
hasn't found a girl yet. The gang manage to get to Maiden's Peak just in
time for the
festival. Our heroes get off the ferry and Brock sees a beautiful girl in the
distance. Team
Rocket get off from the barrel and James sees the beautiful girl also.
Suddenly, Brock
comes across an old woman who prophesizes that a beautiful girl will be
the cause of
something bad happening to Brock.

Later on, Team Rocket and Ash's gang head into the festival. All day,
Brock can't stop
thinking about the girl, while Jesse and James search the ground for any
loose change.
James find a penny as and old woman appears out of nowhere and tells
James the same thing
she told Brock. Later the day at the festival, lots of people attend to the
unveiling of a
painting that the shrine had kept for so long. The pictures shows the girl
that Brock and
James had saw earlier. The host says that the painting shows the picture of
a girl who had
once lived over 2000 years ago as she waited for her warrior who had
never come back. The
story goes that the girl waited so long that she turned into stone. Brock and
James
immediately fall in love with the girl. Ash, Misty, Brock and Pikachu head
over to Maiden's
Peak to get a closer look at it. Ash, Misty and Pikachu turn to head to the
Pokémon Centre
since it was near curfew time. Brock decides to stay a little longer and says
he'll be back
but he doesn't.

Ash and Misty go back to the shrine to find Brock, but instead find Jesse
and Meowth who
are looking for James at the same time. As they met, Jesse starts her Team
Rocket motto
but is interrupted when James and Brock fall out through the shrine's
doors, gibbering
madly about being in love with the girl. The old woman appears again,
saying it's girl's ghost
who lures lonely men away and drains them of their life. Pikachu electrifies
James and Brock
to get them thinking normally. James starts getting freaked out, but Brock
doesn't seem to
change much. The old woman told them that the only way to keep the girl's
ghost from getting
anywhere near them is to cover Brock, James and the shrine with
anti-ghost stickers, which
she happens to sell. Ash and the other start sticking the stickers
everywhere. They wait
inside the sticker-covered shrine to see what happens.

At night, a strong wind blows the stickers off the shrine, opens the doors
and blows the
stickers off Brock. The ghostly girl appears and takes Brock and James
out of the shrine.
James manages to hang on to a bar to keep himself from flying away but
he loses his grip.
The ghost begins to take Brock and James off the cliff.

Ash and Misty pull Brock behind the handrail, even though Brock tried to
protest, while Jesse
blasts the girl with a bazooka. This causes James to fall into the ocean. He
climbs back up
the cliff and the girl's ghost summons a

swarm of ghostly skulls. The skulls don't register on the Pokédex, but a
chance flinch causes
the Pokédex to identify the ghostly girl as Ghastly, an orb-shaped ghost
Pokémon with
hypnotic powers.

Ghastly's cover is blown. Ghastly reveals that he not only disguise himself
as the maiden,
but also as the old woman as well. Ash sends in Pikachu to attack Ghastly,
but ghost's hypnotic
powers make him think he's being chased by a giant mouse trap! Meowth
goes for it, but is
hypnotized into believing he's playing with a kitty-ball. Jesse binds Ghastly
with Ekans, but
the snake is scared off by a giant mongoose. James shakily calls upon
Koffing's poison gas
attack, but is instead stomped by a mongoose wearing a gas mask. Ash
tries his luck with
Bulbasaur and Squirtle, teamed-up, but the ghost frightens them with a
Venustoise (the
combination of a Venusaur and a Blastoise...yikes!) Misty thinks she has
the answer of getting
rid of Ghastly, as she holds out a holy cross, garlic, and wooden stakes.
She's obviously
confused Ghastly with a vampire. As dawn nears, the sun comes up and
Ghastly disappears,
screeching from the light. That night, everyone puts on Japanese robes and
dances to the
beat of huge drums playing by Team Rocket, who looks like they're
enjoying themselves. Ash
and Misty start dancing as Pikachu sang. Also, the REAL maiden's ghost
thanks Ghastly for
his help, and Ghastly was glad to help out ('cause he got paid for selling the
stickers)

Episode 20 - "Bye, Bye Butterfree"

Along the way to Saffron City, Ash and friends come to a cliff at the
ocean. There they
find flocks of Butterfree during their love season. This is the time of year
when the
Butterfree find mates and leave across the ocean to lay eggs. Ash and pals
rent a hot-air
balloon to see the Butterfree up close and release Ash's Butterfree so it
too can find a
mate. Butterfree is pretty much rejected by every female he meets (poor
Butterfree).
Other Butterfree trainers also hope into their hot air balloons to release
their Butterfrees
and Brock sees a pretty female trainer in another balloon. He tries to hook
up Butterfree
with the girl's Butterfree (so he could meet the trainer, of course), but
Misty whacks him
upside the head, saying that he shouldn't tell which Pokémon Butterfree
should go for.

It was not long after when Butterfree then falls for a pretty pink Butterfree.

Butterfree tries his courtship dance to get her interested, but the pink
Butterfree just
rejects him. Heartbroken, Butterfree heads down into the forest with Ash
and the gang
following him down. They find Butterfree behind a tree and tell him

to not give up. Misty suggests showing off his attack moves. Brock thinks
a new look might
help, so he ties a bandana around Butterfree's neck (it looked really cute).
Butterfree and
his friends go back up to the sky once more. Butterfree shows the pink
Butterfree his flying
tackle, his stun spore shower, and his whirlwind attack, but she still ignores
him anyway. Like
always, Team Rocket shows up in a

black helicopter and starts stealing all the Butterfrees in the sky with a giant
butterfly net.
All of the Butterfrees, except Ash's, are caught in the net. Butterfree's
attacks against the
helicopter are useless, so Butterfree follows the chopper and leads Ash
and the bunch in the
balloon to Team Rocket's secret bunker down in some valley.

Team Rocket is pretty proud and relieved that their plan had actually
worked but then Ash
and his friends show up with their own version of the Team Rocket motto.
While Misty's
Starmie keeps Team Rocket busy, Butterfree manages releases his fluttery
friends. Jesse
bashes Starmie with a sledgehammer and

Team Rocket chases the Butterfrees down in the helicopter again.
Butterfree takes Pikachu
to Team Rocket's chopper and Pikachu blasts them out of the sky. In the
end, Ash and
Butterfree say goodbye with an emotion moment, thinking of all the
wonderful times they've
had together. Butterfree and the pink Butterfree flutter into the sunset as
Ash and his
friends look from far behind....

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EPISODES 21-30

Episode 21 - "Abra and the Psychic Showdown"

Ash and friends get lost on the way to Saffron City, as usual. Along their
way find a girl in
the woods who runs off when asked they for directions. Ash decides to
run after her, but
nearly falls off a cliff instead, when Bulbasaur uses his vine-whip. The cliff
over-looks
Saffron City, which looks more like a city than the other cities in the
previous episodes. As
Ash, Misty, Brock and Pikachu enter the city entrance, they're greeted by
some Hawaiian
girls (who are actually Team Rocket) and are told that they're the
one-millionth visitor to the
city. Their prize isn't't so glamorous, Pikachu gets snatched away from
them and while being
shoved onto a warp tile that takes them to a windowless and doorless
room. Team Rocket
mocks Ash and company through TV when the signal suddenly cuts out. In
the control room,
the girl from the forest appears, and paralyzes James and Jesse. The girl
then teleports
with Pikachu to the windowless room and then teleports everyone back
outside.

Ash and his friends manage to find their way to the gum. Out of nowhere,
a jogger warns
Ash to forget about challenging Sabrina, the Gym Leader because it is too
dangerous. Still
determined to beat the Gym leader, Ash enters the temple-looking gym
where they find
many people praticing some of their psychic powers. A man in a surgical
mask tells them that
psychokinetic powers are necessary to control psychic Pokémon, and
starts to bend a spoon
with the powers of his mind. After, he tells Ash he is not worthy of
challenging Sabrina since
Ash lacked any psychic powers. Ash bends the spoon with his hands and
demands to see
Sabrina immediately. When Ash and the gang reach the arena, they see
through a

see-through curtain to see the girl from the forest. She will only accept
Ash's challenge
under one condition: If Ash loses, he and his friends must be her friends
and play with her.
Thinking this is just a mere little girl's request, Ash accepts and discovers
the girl is actually
a doll controlled by the psychic powers of Sabrina, the teenaged gym
leader.

And so, Ash calls upon Pikachu to battle. Sabrina summons Abra (a
psychic pokémon that
sleeps a lot), which just snoozes while Pikachu hops around, taunting it.
Pikachu attempts to
open with the Thundershock attack, but

Abra's psychic powers cause the electricity to go back on Pikachu,
shocking Pikachu. Pikachu
attempts a quick attack, but Abra teleports behind him and Sabrina
evolves it into the
spoon-wielding Kadabra. Ash commands Pikachu to fill the arena with
lightning, but Kadabra
manages to make the lightning turn at Pikachu. Pikachu takes the hit pretty
badly, but it gets
worse as Kadabra's psychokinetic powers kept slamming Pikachu against
the ceiling and floor.
Not long after, Ash, Misty, Brock and Pikachu are shrunk down to doll
size and teleported
into a town made of dollhouses.

It takes Ash a while to figure out that he's actually a doll and Ash's gang
find themselves
chased down the street by Sabrina's dolly. The street is block by a picture
in a frames and
the doll rolls a gigantic ball to them that would surely crush them if
something doesn't save
them. Something in the form of the mysterious

jogger saves them, as he teleports into the doll town, teleports everyone
out and back to
normal size outside the gym. The jogger tells Ash not to challenge Sabrina
again because he
won't be able to save them next time and no one without psychic powers
could beat her. Ash
says that all they need to do is attack faster and the jogger uses his psychic
powers to cause
Ash's pants to fall down and make him do a little dance. Seeing the
jogger's point, Ash asks
him to teach him psychic powers. The jogger says that usually only people
born with the
powers can learn them. I forget why, but for some reason Ash tries to get
near the jogger,
but he's blasted back with psychokinetic force. It'll take more than guts to
defeat Sabrina
explains Jogger, but Ash crawls his way to Jogger's foot. Jogger thinks he
just might have
what it takes "to save Sabrina" (whatever that meant...) and tells Ash the
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