You Said a Mouthful! – Pokémon Season 6, Episode 10

AG010 You Said a Mouthful! – Pokémon Advanced screenshot
Season Pokémon: Advanced (Season 6) · On to Rustboro: Shroomish, Pelipper, Poochyena & Lotad arc (AG009–AG012)
Episode Season 6, episode 10 · English episode 283 · Japanese episode 286 · Bulbapedia code AG010
English title You Said a Mouthful!
Japanese title 史上最強のペリッパー現る!!
Shijō Saikyō no Perippā Arawareru!! — “The Greatest Pelipper Show in History!!”
First aired (Japan) 30 January 2003 · TV Tokyo
First aired (US) 13 December 2003 · Kids’ WB
Screenplay Junki Takegami
Opening / ending (Japan) Advance Adventure – GARDEN · Soko ni Sora ga Aru Kara (Because the Sky Is There) – Toshiko Ezaki
English opening I Wanna Be a Hero – David Rolfe
Who’s That Pokémon? Unown (P) (US)
Previous episode Taming of the Shroomish (AG009)
Next episode A Bite to Remember (AG011)

Filler / stand-alone episodeAnthony’s Pelipper Gym

You Said a Mouthful! is the 10th episode of Pokémon: Advanced, the sixth season of the Pokémon anime, and the 283rd episode of the English dub overall (Japanese episode 286, Bulbapedia code AG010). It first aired in Japan on 30 January 2003 and in the United States on 13 December 2003. It falls within the season’s On to Rustboro: Shroomish, Pelipper, Poochyena & Lotad stretch (EP9–EP12).

Synopsis · Major Events · Trivia · Dub Changes · All episodes

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Synopsis

Out in the suburbs, Ash and company notice a sign advertising a gym with the world’s most powerful pokémon. Of course Ash has to battle it, if for no other reason than to find out what pokémon it is. It turns out to be a pelipper, a pokémon that is able to store many items inside its bill. Ash challenges it, but it is an unusual pelipper as it knows not only water and flying attacks, but grass, fire and electric attacks as well. How is this even possible?

Major Events

  • Anthony’s unofficial Gym, whose Pelipper hides other Pokémon in its beak
  • Team Rocket blackmail Anthony into a rigged challenge
  • The episode opens with a recap

Trivia

  • The English title plays on the idiom, and Pelipper’s crowded beak.
  • The screenplay is by Junki Takegami.
  • This is a stand-alone episode: it can be skipped without losing the thread of the Hoenn story.

Changes in the English Dub

  • Music from the prologues of the fourth and fifth movies

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