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=== ''Pokémon Journeys: The Series'' === | === ''Pokémon Journeys: The Series'' === | ||
[[File:Ash Goh.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Ash, Pikachu, and Goh]] | [[File:Ash Goh.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Ash, Pikachu, and Goh]] | ||
In | In "[[Legend? Go! Friends? Go!]]," Ash sees a [[Lugia (anime)|Lugia]] in Vermilion City and pursues it. From a ledge, Ash jumps on to Lugia's back, where he soon meets [[Goh]], who has also jumped onto it. Lugia allows Ash and Goh to ride on its back as it flies across the sky and dives deep into the sea, and the shared experience leads to a bond between Ash and Goh. After Lugia disappears, Ash and Goh go to [[Cerise Laboratory]], where they inform everyone present about their encounter with Lugia. Ash and Goh agree to help [[Professor Cerise (anime)|Professor Cerise]] in his research, so both of them move into the laboratory. | ||
In | In "[[Ivysaur's Mysterious Tower!]]," Ash and Goh receive their first mission, which is to investigate the sudden appearance of several [[Bulbasaur]]s and [[Ivysaur]]s. Both Ash and Goh receive a [[Rotom]] in their smartphones to assist them, creating a [[Rotom Phone]]. When Ash and Goh follow the the Bulbasaurs and Ivysaurs to the [[Gym]], which is a construction site, the two of them are attacked by the Team Rocket trio, who want to kidnap the Pokémon. After Team Rocket is defeated again, Ash and Goh discover that the [[Venusaur]]s have gone to the Gym to find higher ground where they can absorb sunlight. | ||
To investigate [[Dynamax]]ing, Ash and Goh travel to [[Galar]] for the first time in "[[Settling the Scorbunny!]]". While Ash and Goh wait for the train to the [[Wild Area]], they decide to eat some scones at a shop in [[Wyndon]]. After encountering a [[Goh's Cinderace|Scorbunny]], who befriends Goh and follows them unnoticed, Ash and Goh take the train to complete their mission. Soon after, Ash catches [[Ash's Dragonite|Dragonite]] and [[Ash's Gengar|Gengar]], two powerful Pokémon that excel in battles. | |||
[[File:Ash Pikachu Journeys.jpg|thumb|250px|Ash and Pikachu during ''Pokémon Journeys: The Series'']] | |||
During Ash's second visit to the Galar region, Pikachu [[Gigantamax]]es for the first time in "[[The Climb to Be the Very Best!]]" to battle the Dynamaxed [[Drednaw]] attacking the [[Wyndon Stadium]]. Ash's Pikachu later competes against [[Leon's Charizard]], with both sides taking on a Gigantamax form, although Pikachu loses. Ash consequently decides to participate in the [[World Coronation Series]] to have rematch with the Pokémon Champion some day. | |||
In "[[Destination: Coronation!]]," Ash finally registers to participate in the World Coronation Series and chooses his first opponent from the Normal Class to improve his ranking. The system assigns Ash the [[Electric]] Trainer [[Visquez]], who is substituting for [[Lt. Surge (anime)|Lt. Surge]] during his absence. Ash wins the battle and ranks at 3,763 in the World Coronation Series. | |||
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In "[[Dreams Are Made of These!]]," Ash has a battle against [[Oliver (Galar)|Oliver]], whom he wins against after his Pikachu defeats [[Stanium]], a [[Meganium]] belonging to Oliver, and his rank in the World Coronation Series advances to 1,512. | |||
In "[[Caring for a Mystery!]]," Ash wins a battle against [[Hayden]], after his Pikachu defeats [[Hayden's Tauros]], but Ash's updated rank is not shown. Ash also receives an egg from which a [[Ash's Lucario|Riolu]] hatches. | |||
During Ash's second visit to the [[Sinnoh]] region in "[[A Little Rocket R & R!]]," going with Goh, Pikachu is captured by Team Rocket elite members led by [[Matori]] while attempting to rescue Pokémon they had stolen. Pikachu and the other stolen Pokémon are only freed with the help of a disguised [[Jessie]], [[James]], and [[Team Rocket's Meowth|Meowth]], forcing Matori and her crew to retreat. | |||
In '' | In "[[Sword and Shield, Slumbering Weald!]]," Ash and Goh end up in the [[Slumbering Weald]] after chasing a [[Goh's Bunnelby|Bunnelby]] that stole one of their scones. Goh catches Bunnelby, but he is separated from Ash. While wandering through the forest, Ash encounters [[Zacian (anime)|Zacian]], and Goh encounters [[Zamazenta (anime)|Zamazenta]], but both Pokémon are unaffected by all the attacks from Ash and Goh's Pokémon. Much like the player character and his rival in [[Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield|''Pokémon Sword'' and ''Pokémon Shield'']], both Ash and Goh faint from a mysterious, increasingly thick fog. When Ash and Goh awaken, they leave the Slumbering Weald. | ||
In | In "[[Sword and Shield: "From Here to Eternatus!"]]," Goh, accompanied by [[Sonia (anime)|Sonia]], revisit the Slumbering Weald to ask Zacian and Zamazenta for help in ending the [[Darkest Day]]. They follow the illusions of the two Pokémon and reach an altar in the middle of the forest, where they find the [[Rusty Shield]] and the [[Rusty Sword]], which Goh takes. The two then set off for [[Hammerlocke]]. | ||
In "[[Sword and Shield... The Legends Awaken!]]," Ash's Riolu evolves into Lucario during a battle against [[Rose (anime)|Rose]]'s Pokémon and learns [[Aura Sphere]], which it uses to easily defeat the opposing Pokémon. At the end of the episode, after defeating [[Eternatus (anime)|Eternatus]], Ash and Goh revisit the forest and return both the Rusty Shield and Rusty Sword, hoping to see Zacian and Zamazenta again. | |||
[[File:PM086 03.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Ash uses his aura in the fight against Saida.]] | |||
Ash's second battle against [[Bea (anime)|Bea]] is followed by a winning streak, so Ash's ranking in the World Coronation Series continues to rise. One day, in "[[Thrash of the Titans!]]," Ash receives a letter from [[Iris (anime)|Iris]], who challenges Ash to a battle. Ash happily accepts the invitation, and when he arrives, he is surprised to discover that Iris is now the Pokémon Champion of [[Unova]]. Ash emerges victorious from a tough battle and thus achieves the Ultra Class. Ash's first opponent in the Ultra Class is [[Volkner (anime)|Volkner]], whom he defeats. Ash learns from Volkner that [[Cynthia (anime)|Cynthia]] is also participating in the World Coronation Series and has reached the Master Class. Knowing some of his potential future opponents, Ash seeks help from [[Korrina (anime)|Korrina]], as he wants to learn how to [[Mega Evolution|Mega Evolve]] with Lucario. Ash receives a [[Mega Glove]] and manages to find a [[Lucarionite]] before receiving a message about an upcoming battle with Bea, whom he defeats with the help of his [[Mega Lucario]]. | |||
[[File:PM092.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Ash and Gengar work on Gigantamaxing]] | |||
Together with [[Allister (anime)|Allister]], Ash now also attempts to master [[Gigantamax]]ing. Ash cooks [[Max Mushroom]]s and [[Max Soup]] for Gengar, who develops the ability and enables Ash to defeat [[Marnie (anime)|Marnie]]. | |||
In | Through his victories, Ash receives increasing press attention. In [[Lumiose City]], Ash meets [[Clemont (anime)|Clemont]] and [[Bonnie (anime)|Bonnie]] again and defeats [[Drasna (anime)|Drasna]], allowing Ash to advance to the Master Class. After meeting [[Ash's Greninja|Greninja]] again and training Lucario's [[Aura]] with him, Ash proceeds to battle [[Raihan (anime)|Raihan]], whom he defeats after a tough battle. Afterward, only Ash, the Pokémon Champions of the various [[region]]s, and [[Alain]] remain. | ||
During a visit to the [[Crown Tundra]], Ash meets [[Lillie (anime)|Lillie]] and her family again, who find [[Mohn (anime)|Mohn]] again. The group travels together to [[Alola]], where there is a celebration with the Alolan friends and Pokémon. There, Ash takes part in a special Battle Royale, designed to encourage him to win the [[Masters Eight Tournament]] as a representative of the Alola region. | |||
After a tough training session with his Pokémon on the grounds of [[Professor Oak's Laboratory]] and [[Paul]], Ash travels back to Galar to participate in the tournament. His first opponent is [[Steven Stone (anime)|Steven Stone]], whom he finally defeats using Pikachu's [[10,000,000 Volt Thunderbolt]]. | |||
[[File: | [[File:PM132 04.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Ash's team with the trophy]] | ||
In the semifinals, Ash faces Cynthia, and his Mega Lucario defeats her [[Cynthia's Garchomp|Garchomp]], allowing Ash to advance to the finals and face Leon. At the start of the battle, Leon surprises Ash by allowing him to use [[Mega Evolution]], [[Z-Move]]s, and Dynamax. At the climax of the encounter, Eternatus appears in the stadium and grants them both an extra charge of Dynamax Energy. Ash emerges victorious, receives a trophy, and is ranked Monarch of the competition. | |||
After the tournament ends, Ash announces that he will embark on a new journey alone to learn more about Pokémon and become a Pokémon Master. After leaving the Cerise Laboratory, Ash says goodbye to Goh in "[[This Could be the Start of Something Big!]]." | |||
Ash and Pikachu encounter an injured [[Latias (anime)|Latias]] in "[[The Road Most Traveled!]]." The two of them help Latias and protect it from the Team Rocket trio, then Latias secretly follows them afterward. During his new journey, Ash reunites with Misty and Brock, and brings old Pokémon into his team, with whom he has several adventures. Ash reunites with [[Cilan (anime)|Cilan]] and the [[Squirtle Squad]], as well as his Lapras. In "[[Ash and Latios!]]," Latias appears to Ash once again and asks for his help in protecting [[Latios (anime)|Latios]] from [[Pokémon hunter]]s. Ash helps the [[Eon duo]], then both Latias and Latios fly away. | |||
[[File:MZ11 04.jpg|thumb|250px|Ash and Pikachu start a new beginning]] | [[File:MZ11 04.jpg|thumb|250px|Ash and Pikachu start a new beginning]] | ||
Ash makes his final appearance in "[[The Rainbow and the Pokémon Master!]]," where he decides to travel to Pallet Town, while Misty and Brock return to [[Cerulean City]] and [[Pewter City]], respectively, but announces that he wants to travel again there. He meets [[Tracey Sketchit|Tracey]] and [[Ash's Pidgeot|Pidgeot]] again, who rejoins his team. He also encounters [[Gary Oak|Gary]] again, who asks Ash how close he is to his goal now that he is a monarch. Ash ponders the question for a while by a lake and finally answers Gary that a Pokémon Master is someone all Pokémon trust, but because Ash has not earned Latios' trust, he still has work to do. Ash decides to set off alone with Pikachu once more. | |||
== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
Already in the | Already in the first episode, it becomes clear that Ash wants to become a Pokémon Master and gives his all for it. He is very ambitious and determined. When saying goodbye to his mother, he seems happy to finally be able to leave. His courage becomes clear during the first battle against Team Rocket. Ash's ambition is also evident when, upon entering a town with a Gym, he wants to visit it immediately, without visiting the city's attractions, as his friends often want to do. He is also tempted to challenge supposedly stronger opponents, such as [[Lauro#In the anime|Lauro]], the Champion of [[Unova]]. | ||
That Ash often doesn't think before he acts becomes clear when he uses his new [[Ash's Butterfree|Caterpillar]] against Pidgeot, which sees it as prey. He wants Misty to like his Caterpillar and Safcon, and isn't interested in her fear of Bug-type Pokémon. This "lack of planning" becomes apparent again and again throughout the rest of their journey. For example, Ash uses Pokémon with a type disadvantage or commands attacks that are ineffective, even though he has had this experience several times before. Later, he trains very diligently, especially for Gym battles and leagues, especially in [[Hoenn]], [[Sinnoh]], and [[Kalos]], in order to develop new attacks and strategies. Nevertheless, in [[Alola]] it seems as if Ash is still often too impetuous or careless, as can be seen when he lets his nose get too close to a [[Mabula (Anime)|Mabula]], whereupon it pinches him on the nose. In ''[[Love at First Spin!]]'', despite his extensive training experience, Ash needs all [[Ultra Ball|Ultra Balls]] to capture the [[Ultra Beasts|Ultra Beast]] [[Ash's Agoyon|Venicro]]. | That Ash often doesn't think before he acts becomes clear when he uses his new [[Ash's Butterfree|Caterpillar]] against Pidgeot, which sees it as prey. He wants Misty to like his Caterpillar and Safcon, and isn't interested in her fear of Bug-type Pokémon. This "lack of planning" becomes apparent again and again throughout the rest of their journey. For example, Ash uses Pokémon with a type disadvantage or commands attacks that are ineffective, even though he has had this experience several times before. Later, he trains very diligently, especially for Gym battles and leagues, especially in [[Hoenn]], [[Sinnoh]], and [[Kalos]], in order to develop new attacks and strategies. Nevertheless, in [[Alola]] it seems as if Ash is still often too impetuous or careless, as can be seen when he lets his nose get too close to a [[Mabula (Anime)|Mabula]], whereupon it pinches him on the nose. In ''[[Love at First Spin!]]'', despite his extensive training experience, Ash needs all [[Ultra Ball|Ultra Balls]] to capture the [[Ultra Beasts|Ultra Beast]] [[Ash's Agoyon|Venicro]]. | ||
