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| Season | Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon – Ultra Legends (Season 22) · Meltan & the Alola League arc (SM110–SM118) |
| Episode | Season 22, episode 25 · English episode 1051 · Japanese episode 1057 · Bulbapedia code SM117 |
| English title | Drawn with the Wind! |
| Japanese title | シェイミ、メルタン、ナギサ!迷子の探検隊!! Sheimi, Merutan, Nagisa! Maigo no Tankentai!! — “Shaymin, Meltan, Nagisa! The Lost Explorers!!” |
| First aired (Japan) | 14 April 2019 · TV Tokyo |
| First aired (US) | 17 August 2019 · Disney XD |
| Screenplay | Jun’ichi Fujisaku |
| Opening / ending (Japan) | Kimi no Bōken (Your Adventure) – Taiiku Okazaki · Kokoro no Nōto (Notebook of the Heart) – Hino City Nanaomidori Elementary School Choir |
| English opening | The Challenge of Life – Dani Marcus and The Sad Truth |
| Who’s That Pokémon? | Octillery (US) |
| Previous episode | The Secret Princess! (SM116) |
| Next episode | Aiming for the Top Floor! (SM118) |
Filler / stand-alone episodeMalie CityCharlie Charma
Drawn with the Wind! is the 25th episode of Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon – Ultra Legends, the twenty-second season of the Pokémon anime, and the 1051st episode of the English dub overall (Japanese episode 1057, Bulbapedia code SM117). It first aired in Japan on 14 April 2019 and in the United States on 17 August 2019. It falls within the season’s Meltan & the Alola League stretch (EP110–EP118).
Premiered on 17 August 2019, a day after the UK (16 August).
Synopsis
On a class trip to Malie City, a sudden gust sends Mallow’s Shaymin, Lana’s Sandy and Ash’s Meltan chasing after a hair ornament, and the lost trio must fend off Team Rocket until their Trainers find them. Lillie explains that Malie City was built in the style of the Johto region, and a gust of wind sends Sandy dashing into traffic until Shaymin pulls it to safety. The class meets their guide, Charlie Charma, a boy in ninja garb who explains that ninja attire is a local tradition, and they change into outfits for Malie Garden. When Sandy disrupts a procession of Eevee, Charlie vanishes behind a smoke bomb, leaving the students to explore on their own. Meanwhile, Team Rocket’s three-in-one Combee doughnuts are not selling, but Jessie spots Shaymin during the class’s snack break and the trio make plans.
Another gust snatches Mallow’s hair ornament, and Shaymin chases it, followed by Sandy and Meltan. Ash sends Lycanroc to track them while Lillie and Lana ask Nurse Joy to broadcast a citywide alert. The ornament snags on a tall wooden post, and Meltan and Sandy ask the garden’s Pokémon for help before Sandy finds Shaymin by its scent, with the ornament retrieved. Team Rocket trap the trio in a giant spherical cage made of a steel alloy that James boasts cannot be eaten, but Meltan dissolves a bar and they escape, only to be cornered by Wobbuffet, Mimikyu and Mareanie. Mareanie poisons Sandy with Sludge Bomb, and Meltan’s Flash Cannons miss. Shaymin’s frightened cry brings Mallow running, and Lycanroc knocks Jessie to the ground as Ash and Lana arrive.
Mareanie’s Sludge Bomb has no effect on Meltan’s Steel typing, and Meltan’s Headbutt lands squarely. Shaymin cures Sandy with Aromatherapy, and Sandy’s Double-Edge knocks Mareanie out. Mimikyu’s Wood Hammer clashes with Pikachu’s Iron Tail, until Stufful brings a Bewear-shaped kite and Bewear straps Team Rocket to it and runs off, only for Malie City’s fierce winds to blow her away into the distance. Mallow realises that Shaymin ran off to retrieve her ornament, and the reunited friends return to the Pokémon Center, where Charlie reveals that he is a Trainer at the Kantonian Gym and invites everyone to visit the next day, to Ash’s delight. In a final scene, Team Rocket’s kite is stuck in a tall tree, and Bewear, who has run a long way, only now notices that she has been pulling an empty string.
Major Events
- Malie City. Shaymin, Sandy and Meltan chase Mallow’s hair ornament across Malie City
- The guide Charlie Charma
- Meltan knows Headbutt and Shaymin Aromatherapy
- Future Connection plays as an insert song
- The Japanese opening adds Lillie’s Z-Ring
- Debut of Charlie Charma
Trivia
- The English title plays on the film <em>Gone with the Wind</em>, as a gust sweeps Mallow’s hair ornament across Malie City.
- The screenplay is by Jun’ichi Fujisaku.
- This is a stand-alone episode: it can be skipped without losing the thread of the Alola story.
Changes in the English Dub
- Octillery’s takoyaki become “special breakfast balls”
- Future Connection insert
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