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<!--At the {{DL|Battle Frontier (Generation III)|Battle Pyramid}}, {{adv|Emerald}} continues on his trek through the pitch-black maze. Time has passed since the night he started, and although now on the third set, it is now daybreak. A [[Houndoom]] attacks, but Emerald counters with his [[Phanpy]]'s {{m|[[Earthquake}}]], defeating it. Upon defeating the Houndoom, Emerald approaches the door, finally completing the third set in the process. The [[Todd Snap|reporter]] congratulates Emerald on his victory, but points out how grueling the Battle Pyramid can be.

On the next set, Emerald is startled by a wild [[Misdreavus]], which he defeats with [[Shedinja]]'s {{m|[[Shadow Ball}}]]. Emerald and the reporter point out how scary the place can be, which makes it perfect for a test of bravery. {{FB|Pyramid King|Brandon}} points out how the pyramids were designed to keep intruders and thieves out with traps, which is how the Battle Pyramid is designed as well. Brandon states that the place is designed to question's ones bravery while also rewarding them for being able to conquer it. The room Emerald is in gets a little brighter, which he guesses is because he defeated a [[wild Pokémon]].

Back inside the Pyramid, Emerald is forced to run away from a wild [[Gengar]] with [[Alakazam]]'s {{m|[[Teleport}}]]. Emerald reveals that although he wanted to use Shadow Ball, the Misdreavus he defeated earlier used {{m|[[Grudge}}]] to prevent Shedinja from using it again. Emerald reveals that in earlier sets, the Pokémon attempted to paralyze, poison, and burn his team, meaning that the current set is attempting to prevent him from using moves. Although the reporter claims that the Battle Pyramid is too tough, Emerald tells him not to worry.

Phanpy arrives with several items in its mouth thanks to its {{a|[[Pickup}}]] Ability, one of which being an {{DL|Ether|Ether}}. Emerald points out that since he's allowed to pick up any dropped items and store them in his Battle Bag. The reporter realizes that Emerald picked Phanpy for item gathering, Alakazam for escaping battles, and Shedinja for energy conservation, as it only has one Hit point, meaning there is no need to heal it. The reporter praises Emerald's ability to pick the perfect Pokémon for any situation and believes that he can conquer the Battle Frontier. Suddenly, {{FB|Palace Maven|Spenser}} appears and claims that Emerald might be disqualified from the challenge altogether. He apologizes to the reporter for interrupting him, but states that he will have to come with him.

They start their battle, and Brandon sends out Regirock to use {{m|[[Superpower}}]]. To counter this, Emerald sends out {{TP|Emerald|Sceptile}}, which surprises Brandon. As Sceptile holds Regirock's arm in place, Emerald has it use {{m|[[Leech Seed}}]] to sap away its health. Brandon claims that cheap moves will not work on him and that all he needs to do is knock out Emerald's Sceptile in one attack. With that, he has Regirock blow itself up with a powerful {{m|[[Explosion}}]].-->