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G-Max Stonesurge (move)

G-Max Stonesurge (Japanese: キョダイガンジン Rock Formation) is a damage-dealing G-Max Move introduced in Generation VIII. It is the exclusive G-Max Move of Gigantamax .
==Effect==
G-Max Stonesurge inflicts damage and creates on the target's side of the field. Its power and whether it is a special or physical move depends on the move it is based on.
{| class="sortable" border="1" width="100%" style="background:#FFF; border:1px solid #; border-collapse:collapse"	 	 	
Base move	Pwr.	Cat. 	Learnable
 	90 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	120 	class="c"	
 	120 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	110 	class="c"	
 	150 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	120 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	90 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	110 	class="c"	
 	90 	class="c"	
 	150 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	90 	class="c"	
==Description==
|}
|}
==Learnset==
Gigantamax can use G-Max Stonesurge if it knows a damaging move.
==In animation==
===Pokémon animated series===
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
==In other languages==
Category:G-Max Moves
Category:Entry hazard-creating moves
Category:Moves that cannot miss
Category:Moves that have variable power
de:Giga-Geröll
es:Gigatrampa rocas
fr:Récif G-Max
it:Gigarocciagetto
ja:キョダイガンジン
zh:超極巨岩陣以待
G-Max Stun Shock (move)

G-Max Stun Shock (Japanese: キョダイカンデン Electric Shock) is a damage-dealing G-Max Move introduced in Generation VIII. It is the exclusive G-Max Move of Gigantamax .
==Effect==
G-Max Stun Shock inflicts damage on a single target and either s or s all adjacent foes. Either option has a 50% chance of occurring on each individual target. If the target is immune to poison or paralysis, and it would have been inflicted with the status condition it is immune to, it will not receive a status condition. Its power and whether it is a special or physical move depends on the move it is based on.
{| class="sortable" border="1" width="100%" style="background:#FFF; border:1px solid #; border-collapse:collapse"	 	 	
Base move	Pwr.	Cat. 	Learnable
 	140 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	100 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	110 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	90 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	120 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	110 	class="c"	
 	120 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	80 	class="c"	
 	120 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	90 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	120 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
==Description==
|}
|}
==Learnset==
Gigantamax can use G-Max Stun Shock if it knows a damaging move.
==In other games==
===Pokémon Masters EX===
Name 	 	Base	Max 	Target 	Description	Playable					
 	 	 	 	 	 	 					
G-Max Stun Shock	400	480 	An opponent	Leaves all opposing sync pairs poisoned or paralyzed.	 	 					
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
==In other generations==
===Spin-off series games===
==Trivia==
* G-Max Stun Shock is the only move capable of ing the target.
==In other languages==
Category:G-Max Moves
Category:Moves that cannot miss
Category:Moves that can inflict paralysis
Category:Moves that can inflict poison
Category:Moves that have variable power
de:Giga-Voltschlag
es:Gigadescarga
fr:Choc G-Max
it:Gigatoxiscossa
ja:キョダイカンデン
zh:超極巨異毒電場
G-Max Sweetness (move)

G-Max Sweetness (Japanese: キョダイカンロ Sweetness) is a damage-dealing G-Max Move introduced in Generation VIII. It is the exclusive G-Max Move of Gigantamax .
==Effect==
G-Max Sweetness inflicts damage and heals the user and its active allies of their status conditions. Its power and whether it is a special or physical move depends on the move it is based on.
{| class="sortable" border="1" width="100%" style="background:#FFF; border:1px solid #; border-collapse:collapse"	 	 	
Base move	Pwr.	Cat. 	Learnable
 	90 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	90 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	150 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	120 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	120 	class="c"	
 	90 	class="c"	
 	110 	class="c"	
 	90 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	110 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	90 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	120 	class="c"	
 	100 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
==Description==
|}
|}
==Learnset==
Gigantamax can use G-Max Sweetness if it knows a damaging move.
==In other languages==
Category:G-Max Moves
Category:Moves that cannot miss
Category:Moves that can heal non-volatile status conditions
Category:Moves that have variable power
de:Giga-Nektarflut
es:Giganéctar
fr:Nectar G-Max
it:Gigambrosia
ja:キョダイカンロ
zh:超極巨瓊漿玉液
G-Max Tartness (move)

G-Max Tartness (Japanese: キョダイサンゲキ Acid Attack) is a damage-dealing G-Max Move introduced in Generation VIII. It is the exclusive G-Max Move of Gigantamax .
==Effect==
G-Max Tartness inflicts damage and reduces targets' . Its power and whether it is a special or physical move depends on the move it is based on.
{| class="sortable" border="1" width="100%" style="background:#FFF; border:1px solid #; border-collapse:collapse"	 	 	
Base move	Pwr.	Cat. 	Learnable
 	90 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	90 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	150 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	120 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	120 	class="c"	
 	90 	class="c"	
 	110 	class="c"	
 	90 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	110 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	90 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	120 	class="c"	
 	100 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
==Description==
|}
|}
==Learnset==
Gigantamax can use G-Max Tartness if it knows a damaging move.
==In other languages==
Category:G-Max Moves
Category:Moves that cannot miss
Category:Moves that can lower the target's evasion
Category:Moves that have variable power
de:Giga-Säureguss
es:Gigacorrosión
fr:Corrosion G-Max
it:Gigattaccoacido
ja:キョダイサンゲキ
zh:超極巨酸不溜丟
G-Max Terror (move)

G-Max Terror (Japanese: キョダイゲンエイ Phantom) is a damage-dealing G-Max Move introduced in Generation VIII. It is the exclusive G-Max Move of Gigantamax .
==Effect==
G-Max Terror inflicts damage and prevents targets from switching out. 
Its power and whether it is a special or physical move depends on the move it is based on.
{| class="sortable" border="1" width="100%" style="background:#FFF; border:1px solid #; border-collapse:collapse"	 	 	
Base move 	Power 	Category 	Learnable
 	90 	class="c" 	
 	120 	class="c" 	
 	120 	class="c" 	
 	90 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	100 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	110 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	120 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	110 	class="c" 	
 	90 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
Note: A transferred with the move canpotentially use any of these moves for G-Max Terror.	Note: A transferred with the move canpotentially use any of these moves for G-Max Terror.	Note: A transferred with the move canpotentially use any of these moves for G-Max Terror.	Note: A transferred with the move canpotentially use any of these moves for G-Max Terror.
==Description==
|}
|}
==Learnset==
Gigantamax can use G-Max Terror if it knows a damaging move.
==In other games==
===Pokémon Masters EX===
Name 	 	Base	Max 	Target 	Description	Playable					
 	 	 	 	 	 	 					
G-Max Terror	400	480 	An opponent	Applies the Restrain effect to all opposing sync pairs.	 	 					
==In animation==
===Pokémon animated series===
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
==In other generations==
===Spin-off series games===
==Trivia==
* When Allister commands his to use this move in the Gym battle against him in Pokémon Shield, he compares it to , which is an Ability that Mega Gengar has.
==In other languages==
Category:G-Max Moves
Category:Trapping moves
Category:Moves that cannot miss
Category:Moves that have variable power
de:Giga-Spuksperre
es:Gigaaparición
fr:Hantise G-Max
it:Gigaillusione
ja:キョダイゲンエイ
zh:超極巨幻影幽魂
G-Max Vine Lash (move)

G-Max Vine Lash (Japanese: キョダイベンタツ Whipping) is a damage-dealing G-Max Move introduced during Generation VIII, in The Isle of Armor. It is the exclusive G-Max Move of Gigantamax .
==Effect==
G-Max Vine Lash inflicts damage and, for 4 turns, deals damage at the end of each turn to non-Grass-type foes equal to 1/6 of their maximum HP. 
Its power and whether it is a special or physical move depends on the move it is based on.
{| class="sortable" border="1" width="100%" style="background:#FFF; border:1px solid #; border-collapse:collapse"	 	 	
Base move 	Power 	Category 	Learnable
 	90 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	90 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	150 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	120 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	120 	class="c" 	
 	90 	class="c" 	
 	110 	class="c" 	
 	90 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	110 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	90 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	120 	class="c" 	
 	100 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
Note: A transferred with the move canpotentially use any of these moves for G-Max Vine Lash.	Note: A transferred with the move canpotentially use any of these moves for G-Max Vine Lash.	Note: A transferred with the move canpotentially use any of these moves for G-Max Vine Lash.	Note: A transferred with the move canpotentially use any of these moves for G-Max Vine Lash.
==Description==
|}
|}
==Learnset==
Gigantamax can use G-Max Vine Lash if it knows a damaging move.
==In other languages==
Category:G-Max Moves
Category:Moves that cannot miss
Category:Moves that have variable power
de:Giga-Geißel
es:Gigalianas
fr:Fouet G-Max
it:Gigasferzata
ja:キョダイベンタツ
zh:超極巨灰飛鞭滅
G-Max Volcalith (move)

G-Max Volcalith (Japanese: キョダイフンセキ Volcanic Ejecta) is a damage-dealing G-Max Move introduced in Generation VIII. It is the exclusive G-Max Move of Gigantamax .
==Effect==
G-Max Volcalith inflicts damage and, for 4 turns, deals damage at the end of each turn to non-Rock-type foes equal to 1/6 of their maximum HP.
Its power and whether it is a special or physical move depends on the move it is based on.
{| class="sortable" border="1" width="100%" style="background:#FFF; border:1px solid #; border-collapse:collapse"	 	 	
Base move	Pwr.	Cat. 	Learnable
 	90 	class="c"	
 	110 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	150 	class="c"	
 	120 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	100 	class="c"	
 	110 	class="c"	
 	150 	class="c"	
 	90 	class="c"	
 	100 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
==Description==
|}
|}
==Learnset==
Gigantamax can use G-Max Volcalith if it knows a damaging move.
==In other games==
===Pokémon Masters EX===
Name 	 	Base	Max 	Target 	Description	Playable					
 	 	 	 	 	 	 					
G-Max Volcalith	400	480 	An opponent	Applies the Rock Damage Field effect to the opponents' field of play. (Rock Damage Field: The sync pairs will take Rock-type damage whenever they take an action.)	 	 					
==In animation==
===Pokémon animated series===
==In other generations==
===Spin-off series games===
==In other languages==
Category:G-Max Moves
Category:Moves that cannot miss
Category:Moves that have variable power
de:Giga-Schlacke
es:Gigarroca ígnea
fr:Téphra G-Max
it:Gigalapilli
ja:キョダイフンセキ
zh:超極巨炎石噴發
G-Max Volt Crash (move)

G-Max Volt Crash (Japanese: キョダイバンライ Heavy Thunder) is a damage-dealing G-Max Move introduced in Generation VIII. It is the exclusive G-Max Move of Gigantamax .
==Effect==
G-Max Volt Crash inflicts damage to one target and all opponents. 
Its power and whether it is a special or physical move depends on the move it is based on.
{| class="sortable" border="1" width="100%" style="background:#FFF; border:1px solid #; border-collapse:collapse"	 	 	
Base move 	Power 	Category 	Learnable
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	100 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	110 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	90 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	120 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	110 	class="c" 	
 	120 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	80 	class="c" 	
 	120 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	90 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	120 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
Note: A transferred with the move canpotentially use any of these moves for G-Max Volt Crash.	Note: A transferred with the move canpotentially use any of these moves for G-Max Volt Crash.	Note: A transferred with the move canpotentially use any of these moves for G-Max Volt Crash.	Note: A transferred with the move canpotentially use any of these moves for G-Max Volt Crash.
==Description==
|}
|}
==Learnset==
Gigantamax can use G-Max Volt Crash if it knows a damaging move.
==In other games==
===Pokémon Masters EX===
Name 	 	Base	Max 	Target 	Description	Playable					
 	 	 	 	 	 	 					
G-Max Volt Crash	400	480 	An opponent	Leaves all opposing sync pairs paralyzed.	 	 					
G-Max Volt Crash	400	480 	An opponent	Leaves all opposing sync pairs paralyzed.	 	 					
==In animation==
===Pokémon animated series===
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
==In other generations==
===Spin-off series games===
==In other languages==
Category:G-Max Moves
Category:Moves that cannot miss
Category:Moves that can inflict paralysis
Category:Moves that have variable power
de:Giga-Blitzhagel
es:Gigatronada
fr:Foudre G-Max
it:Gigapikafolgori
ja:キョダイバンライ
zh:超極巨萬雷轟頂
G-Max Wildfire (move)

G-Max Wildfire (Japanese: キョダイゴクエン Hellfire) is a damage-dealing G-Max Move introduced in Generation VIII. It is the exclusive G-Max Move of Gigantamax .
==Effect==
G-Max Wildfire inflicts damage and, for 4 turns, deals damage at the end of each turn to non-Fire-type foes equal to 1/6 of their maximum HP. 
Its power and whether it is a special or physical move depends on the move it is based on.
{| class="sortable" border="1" width="100%" style="background:#FFF; border:1px solid #; border-collapse:collapse"	 	 	
Base move 	Power 	Category 	Learnable
 	150 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	120 	class="c" 	
 	90 	class="c" 	
 	150 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	120 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	90 	class="c" 	
 	100 	class="c" 	
 	110 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	110 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	150 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	140 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	130 	class="c" 	
 	150 	class="c" 	
 	150 	class="c" 	
Note: A transferred with the move canpotentially use any of these moves for G-Max Wildfire.	Note: A transferred with the move canpotentially use any of these moves for G-Max Wildfire.	Note: A transferred with the move canpotentially use any of these moves for G-Max Wildfire.	Note: A transferred with the move canpotentially use any of these moves for G-Max Wildfire.
==Description==
|}
|}
==Learnset==
Gigantamax can use G-Max Wildfire if it knows a damaging move.
==In other games==
===Pokémon Masters EX===
Name 	 	Base	Max 	Target 	Description	Playable					
 	 	 	 	 	 	 					
G-Max Wildfire	400	480 	An opponent	Applies the Fire Damage Field effect to the opponents' field of play. (Fire Damage Field: The sync pairs will take Fire-type damage whenever they take an action.)	 	 					
==In animation==
===Pokémon animated series===
===Pokémon: Twilight Wings===
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
* In Cracked!! The Rusted Sword and Shield, Leon told his to use G-Max Wildfire, but the move was used off-panel.
==In other generations==
===Spin-off series games===
==Trivia==
* G-Max Wildfire is the first G-Max Move seen in the .
==In other languages==
Category:G-Max Moves
Category:Moves that cannot miss
Category:Moves that have variable power
de:Giga-Feuerflug
es:Gigallamarada
fr:Fournaise G-Max
it:Gigavampa
ja:キョダイゴクエン
zh:超極巨地獄滅焰
G-Max Wind Rage (move)

G-Max Wind Rage (Japanese: キョダイフウゲキ Wind Strike) is a damage-dealing G-Max Move introduced in Generation VIII. It is the exclusive G-Max Move of Gigantamax .
==Effect==
G-Max Wind Rage inflicts damage and removes the effects of and entry hazards, such as or , on the target's side of the field, along with any terrains. Its power and whether it is a special or physical move depends on the move it is based on.
{| class="sortable" border="1" width="100%" style="background:#FFF; border:1px solid #; border-collapse:collapse"	 	 	
Base move	Pwr.	Cat. 	Learnable
 	110 	class="c"	
 	110 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	110 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	120 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	90 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	130 	class="c"	
 	90 	class="c"	
 	110 	class="c"	
 	140 	class="c"	
 	110 	class="c"	
==Description==
|}
|}
==Learnset==
Gigantamax can use G-Max Wind Rage if it knows a damaging move.
==In the manga==
===Pokémon Adventures===
==In other languages==
Category:G-Max Moves
Category:Entry hazard-removing moves
Category:Screen-removing moves
Category:Moves that change terrain
Category:Moves that cannot miss
Category:Moves that have variable power
de:Giga-Sturmstoß
es:Gigahuracán
fr:Rafale G-Max
it:Gigaciclone
ja:キョダイフウゲキ
zh:超極巨旋風襲捲
GB01

Let's Go!! The Journey Towards the Championship (Japanese: 出発!! チャンピオンへの旅 Departure! Trip to the Championship) is the first chapter of the Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys manga.
==Plot==
The chapter begins with , a new Trainer from New Bark Town beginning his Pokémon journey. Gold is in a battle against Joey. Gold sends out his , and Joey sends out his . Rattata is commanded to use against , while Totodile is told to dodge it with a attack. Gold easily defeats Youngster Joey.
In a flashback earlier, Gold was in Professor Elm's Lab where he asked Gold to run an errand for him. Professor Elm had needed Gold to visit Mr. Pokémon, near Cherrygrove City to inquire about an important discovery. Gold was asked to pick a first partner Pokémon to help him along. Gold was presented with , but he considered it too cute for his tastes. Next up was a , and as Gold was about to pick it, a Totodile had surprised him by biting his arm. The Totodile seemed to have had a liking to Gold and so he ended up choosing Totodile as his first Pokémon instead. Professor Elm gave Gold a Pokégear, when Gold had noticed a shadow near the window. Professor Elm told him it's nothing and to not worry about such trivial things.
The defeated Youngster Joey offers Gold tips and advice and records his Pokégear number. Gold is about to head off, when he notices an injured in the grass. Joey and Gold run up to it to try to help, but realize they can’t reach a Pokémon Center. Nearby they find a tree, and later Gold feeds a Berry to the bruised . Gold is about to head off again, when he receives a panicked call from Professor Elm, asking him to return to the lab immediately. Gold is almost attacked by a as appears. Black says that he was the one who stole the from Elm’s lab, because he thought it was strong. He also admits that the injured Pidgey had belonged to him earlier, but he had released it because it was weak. Gold is angry to hear this and challenges him to a battle. Gold sends out his Totodile against Black's Chikorita, and is at an obvious type disadvantage. Black commands Chikorita to use Razor Leaf which ends up hitting Totodile. Chikorita is commanded to use Razor Leaf again and this time Gold blocks its attack while protecting Totodile. The Pidgey from earlier however, steps in front to protect Gold. Gold commands it to use attack on Chikorita, who is then defeated. Black brushes off the defeat and tells Gold he that he is going for the championships, as Gold looks on.
==Major events==
* begins his journey with his .
* Gold catches a .
* Gold encounters and defeats him.
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
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==Characters==
===Humans===
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* Joey
* (intro)
* (intro)
===Pokémon===
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* (; new)
* (Joey's)
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* (intro)
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The Legendary Pokémon Appears!! (Japanese: 伝説のポケモン現る!! Legendary Pokémon Appears!!) is the third chapter of the Pokémon Gold & Silver: The Golden Boys manga.
==Plot==
The chapter begins with Nurse Joy and Professor Oak at the Violet City Pokémon Center wondering about a large black thundercloud in the shape of a spiraling whirlpool that suddenly appeared over the city. They check their watches, and the times they have are different. Professor Oak states that Bill had created a Time Capsule, and then he deduces that the Time Capsule must be creating a time warp. They run to check out the Violet Gym, only to find facing Falkner and , who only returns to the Gym every four years. Professor Oak expresses his concerns for Gold, and his battle against Articuno. Gold offers to battle Articuno himself so that his Pokémon don't get hurt, but gets chastised by Falkner. He then realizes that having an Pokémon would be helpful in defeating Articuno.
Suddenly, the time warp bursts through the roof, opens, and a appears before everyone. The clouds clear from the sky. instantly warms up to Gold, but upon seeing Articuno, jumps right into battle. Falkner states that it must be at an extremely high level, because it won't listen to its Trainer. Gold sends and out to help Pikachu. Falkner transforms the Gym when he realizes that it is much too small for Articuno. Pikachu and Articuno exchange attacks: Pikachu uses while Articuno uses . Because Thunder is such a large scale attack, it misses. Gold yells to Pikachu that if Articuno is going to be weakened, it has to be hit with something like . Pikachu refuses to listen, and its leg freezes because of Articuno's attack. Articuno readies another Ice Beam, but Gold commands to use , thus creating an ice shelter protecting Pikachu. pecks at Pikachu's leg to remove the ice.
Pikachu, although being a high level, agrees with Gold that it can't defeat Articuno alone. Pidgey distracts Articuno while Totodile utilizes the cold air around to create a pillar of ice leading to Articuno with its Water Gun. Pikachu strikes Articuno with electricity and tires out. Articuno then lets Pikachu fall to the ground and admits defeat by flying away. Falkner accepts defeat and awards Gold with the .
==Major events==
* A comes from the future, and helps during his battle with Falkner.
* Gold's Pokémon defeat Falkner's , thus winning the .
===Debuts===
====Pokémon debuts====
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==Characters==
===Humans===
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* Nurse Joy
* Professor Oak
* Falkner
* Bill
===Pokémon===
* ()
* ()
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* (Falkner's; befriended)
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