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- Seen Apr 1, 2005
Prologue
A tall boy about sixteen-years-old stood on one side of a dirt-covered stadium. The sun shone brightly through the open ceiling of the dome onto his messy black hair. His blank white T-shirt that was a size too big for him was gently fluttering in the light breeze. Six red-and-white balls were attached to a brown belt looped around a pair of blue jeans from a hole just below his right knee. His black shoes sunk into the sand under his weight.
This boy?s name was Ken Rei. Two years ago, Ken had left his home in Pallet Town of the Kanto Region to begin his Pokemon Journey. Professor Oak was an elderly man who studied Pokemon as a profession. He started Ken on his adventure by giving Ken his first Pokemon, a Bulbasaur. It was a tiny dinosaur-like Pokemon with a plant bulb that grew on its back since birth. Together with his Pokemon partners, Ken traveled and faught to get where he was today.
?The final battle of this years Pokemon League Tournement is about to begin!? the announcer?s voice blared throughout the stadium. ?Of the two-hundred Pokemon Trainers who have entered this tournament, it all came down to this young man from Pallet Town, Ken Rei!?
After the announcement, cheers flowed from the audience. Of the thousands of people in the seats surrounding the field, Ken spotted his mother in the first row. She held up a flag that read ?Good Luck, Ken!? in glittering blue letters. As the cheers died down, two metal doors slid open on the other side of the stadium and an older man walked out onto the stadium.
His dark brown hair was spiked on top of his head. He wore a red shirt with no sleeves and blue jeans that only reached a couple inches below his knees. Tall brown dirty boots covered the rest of his legs.
?Introducing last year?s champion, the man who Ken must face for the title of Pokemon Master, Kay!? the announcer shouted over the audience.
A referee in a black-and-white stripped jacket and pants, holding a red flag and a green flag, walked onto the field and stood on the sidelines to observe the match. He held the flags up, signaling the start of the match.
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?And now both trainers only have one Pokemon remaining!? the announcer shouted the stats of the battle.
Ken took lashed a Pokeball from his belt and stared at it. This ball contained his best Pokemon.
?We?ve come this far, buddy,? he said.
He lunged the ball forward. It soared through the air, the sun?s rays flashing off its shiny surface. The ball hit the middle of the arena and exploded. In a beam of white light, a large blue dinosaur-like Pokemon with a huge flower placed on its back appeared and roared into the air. Venusaur?s roar hadn?t fazed Kay?s Pokemon, a Charizard, at all and didn?t hesitate to attack.
Kay?s Charizard opened its mouth as orange flames appeared. It released the ring of fire and sent it flying toward Venusaur. The flames danced in a circle around the trapped Grass- and Poison-type Pokemon. But the Fire Spin attack seemed to have no effect on it. In fact, the fire was being sucked into Venusaur?s flower.
A green orb appeared above Venusaur?s plant and began to grow rapidly. Beams from the sun soared into the orb Venusaur had materialized. Venusaur let out an extremely loud battle cry as it released the beam toward Charizard. The Solar Beam hit dead on and sent Charizard flying into a wall. It fell to the ground and struggled to get up. When it ran out of energy, it collapsed, fainted. The referee shot the red flag into the air.
?Charizard is unable to battle,? he shouted. ?The round and the match goes to Ken Rei, our new champion!?
?In a stunning upset, Ken defeats Kay?s Charizard and claims the Master title,? the announcer repeated. ?Ken is now our new champion. Congratulations!?
An even louder cheer roared into the stadium as the eight Kanto gym leaders marched onto the stadium to present the Kanto League Cup to Ken. Lieutenant Surge picked Ken up of the ground and sat him on his shoulder. Ken held up the cup as high as he could as the crowd?s cheer increased in volume. He looked for his mother, who was sobbing with joy. It was the happiest moment of Ken?s life.
A tall boy about sixteen-years-old stood on one side of a dirt-covered stadium. The sun shone brightly through the open ceiling of the dome onto his messy black hair. His blank white T-shirt that was a size too big for him was gently fluttering in the light breeze. Six red-and-white balls were attached to a brown belt looped around a pair of blue jeans from a hole just below his right knee. His black shoes sunk into the sand under his weight.
This boy?s name was Ken Rei. Two years ago, Ken had left his home in Pallet Town of the Kanto Region to begin his Pokemon Journey. Professor Oak was an elderly man who studied Pokemon as a profession. He started Ken on his adventure by giving Ken his first Pokemon, a Bulbasaur. It was a tiny dinosaur-like Pokemon with a plant bulb that grew on its back since birth. Together with his Pokemon partners, Ken traveled and faught to get where he was today.
?The final battle of this years Pokemon League Tournement is about to begin!? the announcer?s voice blared throughout the stadium. ?Of the two-hundred Pokemon Trainers who have entered this tournament, it all came down to this young man from Pallet Town, Ken Rei!?
After the announcement, cheers flowed from the audience. Of the thousands of people in the seats surrounding the field, Ken spotted his mother in the first row. She held up a flag that read ?Good Luck, Ken!? in glittering blue letters. As the cheers died down, two metal doors slid open on the other side of the stadium and an older man walked out onto the stadium.
His dark brown hair was spiked on top of his head. He wore a red shirt with no sleeves and blue jeans that only reached a couple inches below his knees. Tall brown dirty boots covered the rest of his legs.
?Introducing last year?s champion, the man who Ken must face for the title of Pokemon Master, Kay!? the announcer shouted over the audience.
A referee in a black-and-white stripped jacket and pants, holding a red flag and a green flag, walked onto the field and stood on the sidelines to observe the match. He held the flags up, signaling the start of the match.
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?And now both trainers only have one Pokemon remaining!? the announcer shouted the stats of the battle.
Ken took lashed a Pokeball from his belt and stared at it. This ball contained his best Pokemon.
?We?ve come this far, buddy,? he said.
He lunged the ball forward. It soared through the air, the sun?s rays flashing off its shiny surface. The ball hit the middle of the arena and exploded. In a beam of white light, a large blue dinosaur-like Pokemon with a huge flower placed on its back appeared and roared into the air. Venusaur?s roar hadn?t fazed Kay?s Pokemon, a Charizard, at all and didn?t hesitate to attack.
Kay?s Charizard opened its mouth as orange flames appeared. It released the ring of fire and sent it flying toward Venusaur. The flames danced in a circle around the trapped Grass- and Poison-type Pokemon. But the Fire Spin attack seemed to have no effect on it. In fact, the fire was being sucked into Venusaur?s flower.
A green orb appeared above Venusaur?s plant and began to grow rapidly. Beams from the sun soared into the orb Venusaur had materialized. Venusaur let out an extremely loud battle cry as it released the beam toward Charizard. The Solar Beam hit dead on and sent Charizard flying into a wall. It fell to the ground and struggled to get up. When it ran out of energy, it collapsed, fainted. The referee shot the red flag into the air.
?Charizard is unable to battle,? he shouted. ?The round and the match goes to Ken Rei, our new champion!?
?In a stunning upset, Ken defeats Kay?s Charizard and claims the Master title,? the announcer repeated. ?Ken is now our new champion. Congratulations!?
An even louder cheer roared into the stadium as the eight Kanto gym leaders marched onto the stadium to present the Kanto League Cup to Ken. Lieutenant Surge picked Ken up of the ground and sat him on his shoulder. Ken held up the cup as high as he could as the crowd?s cheer increased in volume. He looked for his mother, who was sobbing with joy. It was the happiest moment of Ken?s life.