Goh shows Ash a poster about an event called the "Drift Ice Race", so they plan to check it out after they complete their mission. When the boys arrive in the Sinnoh region, they see that a festival is going on. Professor Cerise then tells the boys to head to the Sinnoh region so they can return Piplup back to its Trainer. She explains that they are from the Sinnoh region, and she was worried that Piplup ran away. Lauren, who is Piplup's Trainer, thanks the boys for finding and saving her Pokémon. When they do, they see a girl named Lauren on the screen. Afterwards, Ren comes in and tells everyone to go to the institute's main room. Going to the spot, the boys are shocked to see that the Piplup is swimming in their bathroom sink. However, they soon realize that it is out of their sight until Mimey comes in and tells everyone where it is. Chloe then comes home and asks what they're doing, with Goh answering that they're simply watching the Piplup.
The boys are shocked and become terrified when the Piplup passes out.Īt the Cerise Laboratory, Piplup eats some Pokémon food while the boys and Professor Cerise ask about where it came from. A Pokémon then emerges from the water, revealing it to be a disheartened and worn-out Piplup. Afterward, the boys see something in the sea coming in their direction. While Goh technically messed up, he is still pleased and takes pride in his newfound friend. He eventually finds a powerful one and throws a Poké Ball, but the Pokémon dodges it, resulting in one of the weaker ones getting caught instead. Goh then attempts to catch one of the Tentacool, hoping he will be able to get a strong one. Ash touches one of them on the head (which feels soft and squishy), but it gets annoyed and attacks him as a result. It appears this Piplup comes from the Sinnoh region and has gotten lost, so they decided to take it back home.Īsh and Goh arrive at Vermilion City's port, where they see a group of Tentacool living in the water. Ash and Goh have met a disheartened and worn-out Piplup in Vermilion's port.
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