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Flower Power (LAoPtS) is an episode of Liam's Adventures of Pokémon the Series.

Plot[]

Ash and his friends make it out of a forest and arrive in Florando. As they enter the city, a local girl hands them a pamphlet advertising Florando's annual Pokémon Exhibition, an outdoor performance festival. Excited, the trio makes their way to a giant square where the exhibition is held, and are particularly interested by a pair of acrobatic and dancing Bellossom. One of the Bellossom is asked to do a trick, but it fails to complete it and lands in Ash's arms, knocking him to the ground. The girl commanding the Bellossom rushes over to Ash, asking him if he is alright. He says he is and hands Bellossom back to her.

Over some drinks, the girl introduces herself as Bailey and her two Bellossom as Bella and Belle, and thanks Ash for catching her Bellossom. After Ash and his friends thank her for the show, Ash asks Bailey if they are going to perform the same trick tomorrow at the show. Bailey says it was their intent, but reveals that Bella is having trouble performing her special move.

Meanwhile, Team Rocket enters the exhibition with the hopes of making money. They quickly set up a stage and use Meowth's rare gift of speech to attract a crowd. People start to gather around, but Meowth gets stage fright and disappoints the audience. A frustrated Jessie gives Meowth some jokes to tell and orders him to make the people laugh. Meowth does so, surprising the crowd, but all of the jokes are terrible and the crowd starts booing and leaving. Jessie tries telling them it is not a free show, but the crowd refuses to pay out of disappointment from Meowth's performance. James whispers a joke to Meowth in desperation and Meowth tells it, but he messes it up, and the last of the onlookers leave. Jessie says that she and James could have done better with a dancing routine, but their enthusiasm worries Meowth.

Later, Team Rocket commandeers a bulldozer and drives through Florando's streets, performing their motto. Ash is about to blast them off using Pikachu, but Bailey and the other performers want to do it themselves; Team Rocket accepts their challenge. A performer uses his Alakazam's Psychic to knock them off their feet. Jessie and James quickly stand up and send out Arbok and Victreebel. Bailey uses her two Bellossom and has them dodge the attacks using their dancing moves before spraying Team Rocket with Sleep Powder, forcing the trio to quickly leave. The crowd mistakes the events for a performance battle and gives Bailey a round of applause. Later, as Team Rocket mopes about their latest defeat, they find a flyer advertising the Florando Exhibition, and the trio decides to steal all of the performing Pokémon.

Meanwhile, at Bailey's van, her Bellossom play with Pikachu and Togepi while Ash and his friends talk things over with Bailey, who says that her dream is to be the best performer ever. Ash wants to know how her Bellossom were able to dodge Team Rocket's attacks, and Bailey says that dancing is similar to battling because of the movement of the Pokémon's feet. She suggests that Ash and his friends should watch her practice. The next day, Bailey teaches Bellossom's routine to Pikachu so he can use it in battle. After a shaky start, Pikachu proves to be a natural. Bailey then starts practicing her special move, "Bell-oop-de-loop", but again it fails. As a result, Bailey decides not to do it in the show.

The Florando Exhibition begins, with Team Rocket posing as the show's announcers, with the real ones tied up and held backstage. They bring all of the contestants and their Pokémon onstage, where Meowth drops a net from above and steals the performing Pokémon. Team Rocket starts to leave in their Meowth balloon, but Ash has Heracross throw Pikachu into the air. Pikachu soars past the trio, grabs the balloon, and uses Thunderbolt to pop it. Ash, his friends, and Bailey rush to the crash-site nearby, but Jessie and James are unfazed and call for a battle. Team Rocket sends out Victreebel, who latches onto James's head, and Arbok.

Thanks to Bailey's training, Pikachu is able to dodge Arbok's Poison Sting and Victreebel's Take Down with ease. As the two try to use Tackle, Pikachu jumps up, causing Arbok and Victreebel to collide into each other. At James's insistence, Victreebel uses Wrap to grab Pikachu's feet, and Arbok tries to use Bite. However, Bailey is able to free Belle and Bella during the chaos, and tells them to use their special move. Their move is a success and the Bellossom successfully hit Arbok out of the way. Jessie recalls Arbok before Pikachu lands a Thunderbolt on Victreebel. Next, Bellossom use their "Tornado Twister" dance move, which sends Team Rocket blasting off. The other performers are reunited with their Pokémon, and the Florando Exhibition goes on. Bailey has Belle and Bella perform the "Bell-oop-de-Loop" successfully onstage.

Major Events[]

  • Lilo is revealed to own a Sun Stone.
  • James's Victreebel is revealed to know Swords Dance and Take Down and uses Wrap for the first time.
  • Lilo participates in the Pokémon Exhibition and puts on a Hula dance
  • Dora also participates in the Pokémon Exhibition and puts on a mambo fiesta dance, using Arbol, Llovizna and Gallop.
  • Dora's Ponyta is revealed to know Sunny Day.
  • Dora's Torterra is revealed to know Grassy Terrain.
  • Lilo uses her Sun Stone to evolve Hula, her Gloom into a Bellossom, and learns Quiver Dance and Leaf Blade.
  • Hula is revealed to have Chlorophyll as its Ability.
  • Dora's Surskit evolves into Masquerain, and learns Air Slash.
  • Dora recieves a Pokemon Egg.

Characters[]

Humans[]

Agent Ben Rockefeller

Liam Hammerfield

Bailey

Jessie

James

Ash Ketchum

Misty

Brock

Dora Marquez

Lilo Pelekai

Light Music Club

Various Trainers

Crowd

Others[]

  • Stitch

Pokémon[]

  • Pikachu (Ash's)
  • Meowth (Team Rocket)
  • Togepi (Misty's)
  • Heracross (Ash's)
  • Gloom (Lilo's; Hula; evolves)
  • Bellossom (Lilo's; Hula; newly evolved)
  • Ponyta (Dora's; Gallop)
  • Surskit (Dora's; Llovizna; evolves)
  • Masquerain (Dora's; Llovizna; newly evolved)
  • Torterra (Dora's; Arbol)
  • Mightyena (Ben's)
  • Arbok (Jessie's)
  • Victreebel (James's)
  • Bellossom (Bailey's; ×2; Belle and Bella)
  • Wartortle (×2)
  • Pidgeotto
  • Oddish
  • Psyduck (×2)
  • Mankey (multiple)
  • Poliwhirl (×2)
  • Alakazam
  • Bellsprout
  • Slowpoke (×2)
  • Krabby (×2)
  • Electrode
  • Starmie
  • Ditto
  • Flareon

Trivia[]

  • This episode's English title may refer to a slogan coined by pacifists protesting the Vietnam War.
  • This is the last episode to air in Japan before the earliest release of Pokémon Gold and Silver.
  • The Pokémon Junior book Bellossom's Big Battle was based on this episode.
  • The dance that Pikachu, Belle, Bella, and Togepi do while Ash, Misty, Brock, and Bailey had dinner is remarkably similar to the one performed by the Bellossom in Pikachu's Rescue Adventure
  • Dora's performance is referencing to her adventures with "Dora's Dance to the Rescue."
  • This is the first time that Lilo has used an Evolution Stone in this episode.

Transcript[]

Flower Power (LAoPtS)/Transcript

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