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title_en=A New Battle Begins! |
title_ja=新たな戦いの始まり! |
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==Trama==
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<!--With the events at Mt. Coronet now in the past, the [[Sinnoh]] Region has returned to peace as the Pokémon League Tournament begins. Hareta and Jun cheer from the stands while Mitsumi battles against Cynthia. As the battle rages, Hareta declares that he wants to get a closer look and jumps from the balcony, where he finds a young man with an Absol. Hareta tries to talk to him, however he is ignored until he tries to take a closer look at Absol, prompting the Trainer to punch Hareta in the face, telling him not to touch other people's Pokémon. Jun, who came down after Hareta, gets into an argument with the Trainer. After it dies down, Jun tries to stop Hareta of repeating his mistake of touching the Absol, however as the other Trainer begins to leave, Hareta pipes up again. "Hey! I challenge you to a battle!"
Hareta goes on to say that watching these battles has really pumped him up and that he can tell that the other guy is strong. Suddenly, a {{m|Focus Blast}} from Mitsumi's Infernape goes astray as Cynthia's Garchomp dodges, with it heading straight for Hareta and the others. The Trainer blocks the attack with his Metagross and Hareta sends out Empoleon, declaring it to be a battle. The other Trainer notes that Empoleon appears to be very well trained and that Hareta might not be all talk after all. Mitsumi turns to see and is glad to see that everyone is okay, but after noting the presence of Hareta and the other boy, she suddenly forfeits her match. Cynthia protests and asks why she suddenly quit, to which Mitsumi replies that she thinks that this tournament is looking as though it'll be more interesting as a bystander than a participant.
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