Tussy tries to jump onto Toby's head but it doesn't jump high enough and thus they both fall to the ground.
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Emolga shows Tussy how to do a simple jump by jumping from the ground onto Iris' head. Iris decides to bring out her jumping expert Emolga.
Toby knows that Tussy is the one that is messing up the routine, so he wants Tussy to improve its jump. Marra and Racca starts off "Over the Rainbow" but once again, when Tussy tries to land on Marra and Racca's arms, it fails the jump and landing and all three Maractus crash to the ground. Toby once again executes the same routine as before. Toby instead decides to play some music on a boom box. Unfortunately they cannot sync their rhythm and a fight between them unfolds. Pansage and Pikachu both have tambourines, Axew with maracas, and Oshawott with a castanet. After a bit of fun dancing, they settle down. Iris recommends that Axew has rhythm too. Pansage enthusiastically plays a rhythm on it. Oshawott taps his scalchop making a drum noise, Toby thinks it's perfect. As Ash ponders which of his Pokémon can provide good rhythm, Oshawott pops out of his Poké Ball. Ash, Iris, and Cilan volunteer to help them master the routine. What was supposed to happen is after Marra and Racca high-five then join hands, Tussy is to then land on their arms and use Sunny Day causing the Pin Missile and Petal Dance to shine and create a rainbow.
Toby describes the "Over the Rainbow" performance that they are practicing. In the meantime he wants to participate in the Pokémon Performance Competition that's held in town in order to gain confidence before they audition for the musical. Toby introduces himself as well as each of his Maractus as the unit "Maractus the Trio." They are practicing their routine in hopes of one day performing in the Pokémon Musical in Nimbasa City. Ash, Cilan, And Iris run over to help check up on them, luckily they are all okay.Īsh and his friends introduce themselves to him. Finally the Trainer commands the final Maractus, Tussy, who is noticeably smaller than Marra and Racca, to leap and "Cross the Rainbow." Tussy leaps into the air and tries to land on Marra and Racca's arms but it messes up the move and all three Maractus crash into the ground. Marra and Racca high-five then join hands in the air and proceed to use Pin Missile while spinning. Two of the Maractus named Marra and Racca leaps into the air and uses Petal Dance. The Trainer decides it's time to execute their routine called "Over the Rainbow." All three start off by using Round which mesh together to form a rainbow circle. Nearby, Ash sees a Trainer with three Maractus performing a performance routine. PlotĪsh runs into a town, thinking it is Driftveil City, but Cilan and Iris tell him it isn't.
With Tussy’s fear conquered, the trio’s performance goes off without a hitch, and they win the competition! Toby and the Maractus Trio thank Ash and friends for their help and head off to audition in Nimbasa City, as our heroes’ journey toward the Driftveil Gym continues. Ash, Toby, and the other two Maractus track down the distraught Tussy-and when they have to fend off a menacing Scolipede, Tussy gets over its fear of heights to leap into battle! Toby finally figures out that Tussy is afraid of heights, but he’s still determined to make the performance work.Īfter another failed attempt, Toby gets upset and yells at Tussy, who runs away in embarrassment just as the Pokémon Performance Competition is about to begin. During the battle, Toby tries to pull off Over the Rainbow again, and it fails spectacularly, sending Tussy crashing to the ground. As part of their rehearsal, they plan to enter the Pokémon Performance Competition, but they’re having some trouble with their grand finale, a move called “Over the Rainbow” that involves one of the Maractus (named Tussy) leaping into the air and landing on the arms of the other two.Īsh observes that the three Maractus aren’t in sync with each other, and suggests a Triple Battle to get the trio back on track.
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