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| Season | Pokémon the Series: XY Kalos Quest (Season 18) · Mega Garchomp & Goodra’s homeland arc (XY068–XY070) |
| Episode | Season 18, episode 21 · English episode 864 · Japanese episode 869 · Bulbapedia code XY069 |
| English title | Defending the Homeland! |
| Japanese title | 湿地帯の戦い!ヌメルゴン対フラージェス!! Shitchitai no Tatakai! Numerugon Tai Furājesu!! — “Battle in the Wetlands! Numelgon VS Florges!!” |
| First aired (Japan) | 23 April 2015 · TV Tokyo |
| First aired (US) | 27 June 2015 · Cartoon Network |
| Screenplay | Shinzō Fujita |
| Opening / ending (Japan) | Getta Banban (Mad-Paced Getter) – Tomohisa Sako · Gaogao Ōrusutā (Roaring All-Stars) – Little Glee Monster |
| English opening | Be a Hero – Ben Dixon and The Sad Truth |
| Who’s That Pokémon? | Wooper (US) |
| Previous episode | Garchomp’s Mega Bond! (XY068) |
| Next episode | Beyond the Rainbow! (XY070) |
Plot episodeGoodra’s homeland, part 1Goodra learns Ice Beam
Defending the Homeland! is the 21st episode of Pokémon the Series: XY Kalos Quest, the eighteenth season of the Pokémon anime, and the 864th episode of the English dub overall (Japanese episode 869, Bulbapedia code XY069). It first aired in Japan on 23 April 2015 and in the United States on 27 June 2015. It falls within the season’s Mega Garchomp & Goodra’s homeland stretch (EP68–EP70).
Synopsis
Ash’s Goodra returns to its wetland home and defeats the Florges whose army drove it out as a Goomy, only to be struck by mysterious attacks that reveal Team Rocket are secretly helping her. On the way to Laverre City, Goodra settles a lunchtime squabble between Chespin and Dedenne by sharing its own food. A passing warden named Keanan recognises Goodra through his Bellsprout and explains that it was once a Goomy from the nearby wetlands. Years ago, a Florges and her army of Bug and Poison types seized the healing spring where Goomy and its friends lived; in the fighting, Goomy was knocked into the air, caught by a flock of Swanna and eventually dropped onto Ash’s head. Florges’s army now controls the wetlands, and Goodra’s old friends hide in one corner.
Though hesitant, Goodra agrees to visit. A Wooper hears Goodra’s cry, and its old friends, Wooper, Quagsire, Lotad and Gulpin among them, gather for a joyful reunion. Goodra proudly shows off its Dragon Pulse, until Bug types spot them and alert Florges. A Swanna leads all the wetland Pokémon away to their corner, and Keanan stops Ash from interfering, though he lets him follow as long as he stays out of the battle. Florges’s army of Bug and Poison types attacks the wetland Pokémon in force, and Goodra stands in front of its friends, absorbing the blows with Bide until they gradually find the courage to fight back. Finally Florges comes down to face Goodra herself and recognises it as the Goomy she once attacked.
Ash reminds Goodra how much it has grown. Petal Blizzard and Dragon Pulse cancel out, and Florges sets up Grassy Terrain to power a Solar Beam that hits all of Goodra’s friends; Goodra shields them from a super-effective Moonblast and nearly gives up, but Ash’s encouragement keeps it going. It learns Ice Beam, breaks through a second Moonblast and defeats Florges. As everyone celebrates, a Shadow Ball and a Psybeam hit Goodra out of nowhere, a smoke device fills the area with fog, and Florges and her army vanish. That evening Keanan treats Goodra, admitting that no wetland Pokémon can use those moves, and he and Clemont review surveillance footage. At the spring, Florges listens to Team Rocket’s plan to defeat Goodra; she has been protecting her daughter, a Floette. On Team Rocket’s advice, she orders an Ariados to kidnap Pikachu, Dedenne and Wooper.
Major Events
- Goodra’s homeland, part 1. The warden Keanan tells how Goomy was driven from its wetlands
- Goodra returns, learns Ice Beam and defeats Florges
- Team Rocket are secretly helping Florges
- Debut of Keanan
- Anime debut of Florges
- TV-episode debut of Floette
Pokémon making their anime debut
Florges#0671 · XY069
Floette#0670 · XY069
Trivia
- The screenplay is by Shinzō Fujita.
- This is a plot episode: it advances the Kalos storyline.
Changes in the English Dub
- Goomy’s Japanese voice is left in
Part of our Pokémon the Series: XY Kalos Quest guide. Browse every season of the Pokémon anime.