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<!--Inside the {{gdis|Battle Tower|III}}, {{adv|Emerald}} is tied up by [[Lucy's Seviper]]. A furious [[Scott]] yells at Emerald for crashing the press conference, while {{FB|Pyramid King|Brandon}} shows up, having found the tied and gagged {{FB|Dome Ace|Tucker}}. Tucker demands that Emerald be punished, while {{FB|Arena Tycoon|Greta}} wonders how they'll do it. Elsewhere, the [[Todd Snap|reporter]] sneaks in with the intention on finding out who crashed the press conference. He is shocked to see that the person was Emerald, though he notes that he should have guessed it already.

{{FB|Pike Queen|Lucy}} points out that because of the rules at the {{gdis|Battle Frontier|III}}, Emerald should be barred from participating, but Brandon and Spenser point out that the media won't like it if Emerald isn't allowed to take part. Lucy suggests that they go along with the press's misconception, and that since there are still seven days before the Battle Frontier officially opens, then Emerald must defeat all Frontier Brains before the Battle Frontier is open to the public. Scott claims that the idea is great and flies off to inform the press.

A very angry Tucker tells Emerald that he will be the boy's first opponent, but {{FB|Factory Head|Noland}} insists that he'll fight Emerald first. Noland claims that Emerald not only insulted the Battle Frontier, but the Frontier Brains as well. Noland states that he can't sense any knowledge in Emerald and tosses him outside a window into the bushes below. The reporterTodd goes outside to see if Emerald is alright, only to see him angry that his platform shoes have fallen off again. The reporterTodd berates Emerald for angering the powerful Frontier Brains, but Emerald tells him to relax and points out that he would have had to face them anyway. Emerald sets off a party popper to tell the reporterTodd that he's going to sleep.

The next day, at the Battle Factory, the reporterTodd is among the reporters gathering to watch the first challenger of the Battle Frontier. Noland appears on a podium to introduce himself to everyone. Emerald appears and chooses a Single Battle format with [[level]] 50 Pokémon. Noland presents Emerald with six [[rental Pokémon]] to choose. Noland explains to the confused reporter that in the Battle Factory, Trainers can't use their own Pokémon and are required to pick three from a set of six random Pokémon to use.

Back at the battle, the hologram Trainer's [[Illumise]] confuses Emerald's Skarmory with {{m|Flatter}}. Emerald decides to switch with Rhyhorn, who defeats Illumise with a {{m|Rock Slide}}. Later, Emerald has successfully defeated all three of his opponent's Pokémon with Rhyhorn. The reporterTodd gasps in horror as he realizes that if Emerald wants to beat Noland, he will have to win over 41 battles.

After confirming with Noland if he can, Emerald heals his Pokémon to prepare for the next fight. Noland praises Emerald's judgment for choosing to switch Skarmory with Rhyhorn instead of staying and having Skarmory knock itself out while being confused. The reporterTodd adds that Emerald did all this with Pokémon he wasn't even used to. Noland reveals that in addition to knowledge, another part of the Battle Factory is the trading rule. Since Emerald has defeated an opponent, he can now switch one of his team members with one of the opponent that he just defeated.

Emerald decides to switch Skarmory with Illumise. The reporterTodd realizes how tricky the rules of the Battle Factory are, just as Emerald's second match begins.-->

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* [[Todd Snap|Reporter]]