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Our heroes have taken an exciting detour from their Anistar City journey: a visit to the one-and-only Pok Ball Factory! The three factory managers who offer them a tour look strangely familiar...

Afterwards, the Pok Ball Factory foreman thanks the group for stopping Team Rocket. Ash corrects him, informing him that most of the thanks belongs to Pikachu. As a reward, the foreman offers the group a genuine tour of the factory, and the four happily accept.

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When Ash and friends arrive at a factory where works makes Pok Balls, Team Rocket appears in another plot to steal all the Pok Balls made in factory as well as the gang's Pokmon, including Pikachu, but they only half succeed when Pikachu, who is the only one to remain out of his Pok Ball as always, manages to escape. So Meowth has to stop Pikachu by chasing after him with the Pok Ball.

The heroes hurry up, for they reached the Pok Ball Factory. Clemont is touched, for he will get the tour of the place of his dreams. Suddenly, they are approached by Team Rocket, dressed as the factory's employees, to give them the tour. After observing many forms and versions of Pok Balls, the heroes watch the manufacturing process. The heroes are amazed how the process is automatic. Team Rocket promises they can watch the process close-up, but asks first to hand over the Pok Balls, since they can, for free, observe any technical faults of Pok Balls and correct them. They also promise to heal the Pokmon they have currently.

They place the Pok Balls inside Meowth's briefcase. Ash replies he cannot give Pikachu because he does not like being inside the Ball. Jessie replies they know that, but James shushes her, giving out a special case from which Pikachu can be examined. Ash gives Pikachu's Pok Ball to Meowth, while Clemont is psyched they can watch the manufacturing process. Team Rocket replies they will first see the Pokmon inside the Pok Ball. They go to a dark room, but Clemont notices this is the storage. Team Rocket locks the heroes inside and removes their disguises. Team Rocket admits they played the ruse as the factory's staff to get their Pokmon since their original plan was to take all the factory's Pok Balls.

Pikachu sees the briefcase and goes out of the air shaft, onto the mass-production assembly line. He goes after the briefcase, but Meowth appears, reversing the flow of the line, and goes to catch him. Pikachu jumps and goes away from Meowth, who chases him through the factory. Meowth speeds up the flow of the line and goes to catch Pikachu, but a crane places him on the assembly line, causing him to drop the briefcase onto the line. Pikachu uses Iron Tail, pushing Meowth onto the crushing pods, making him flat as a paper. Pikachu goes after the briefcase, but is stopped by Meowth once more. Meowth reaches for the Pok Ball, but a crane takes the Ball. They are both dragged into a giant box and jump away from dual lasers targeting them.

Ash meets up with Pikachu, who is glad to see him and then they both go after Team Rocket. Clemont, Serena and Bonnie wander and encounter the real employees, trapped inside the control room and goes to help them out. Ash and Pikachu come outside and see Team Rocket going away with the truck. Pikachu immobilizes the vehicle using Thunderbolt, though Meowth stands at the roof of the truck, demanding a match with Pikachu for the briefcase. Pikachu accepts and Meowth prepares his claws to use Fury Swipes. Pikachu uses Iron Tail, but Meowth reveals the Pok Ball hidden with his tail to catch Pikachu. Pikachu dodges and performs Iron Tail, swatting his Poke Ball from Meowth the process. Despite quickly improvising a Fury Swipes, the attack defeats Meowth. Ash receives Pikachu's Pok Ball and hugs Pikachu. Team Rocket are still ready for battle, but a Pok Ball statue falls on them, and they get blasted off. Later, the heroes send all their Pokmon, who are fine and well. The staff thank Ash for saving the Pok Balls, but Ash tells Pikachu was the one deserving credit. For a reward, the staff promises to give them the "real" tour around the factory, to which the heroes agree to.

For five years, Foxconn promised and spectacularly failed to build a much-hyped sprawling factory near Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin. Now, the area's leaders may be saddled with $300 million in bond repayments that the Taiwanese iPhone maker had promised to repay.

Hiring hasn't progressed much since then, with recent numbers suggesting fewer than 600 people have been recruited for the Mount Pleasant site, many of whom are reportedly sitting idle with nothing to do since the promised factory lines largely still don't exist.

The 2021 deal also reduced Foxconn's pledged $10bn investment to $672 million and changed the scope of its facility near Racine from being an LCD factory to an undefined "manufacturing ecosystem" facility. Foxconn also reportedly considered using the site to make electric vehicles and other electronics, but nothing has come of any of its announcements.

Unfortunately for Wisconsin, Foxconn's electric vehicle ambitions may push even more big tech companies to consider migrating further south: it recently agreed to buy EV startup Lordstown Motors' Ohio factory for $230 million.

All Up to You: After everyone else is imprisoned, Pikachu is left to deal with Team Rocket alone, without even Ash to call his attacks. Ash Face: Ash and the other heroes after Clemont's malfunctioning device blast the door right off. Badass in Distress: Amusingly, all of the heroes' Pokemon but Pikachu this time round, plus their trainers. Broken Win/Loss Streak: Downplayed. Pikachu still beats Meowth, but it's the first time in over four series where Meowth successfully landed a hit, ending Pikachu's humilating Flawless Victory run against him. Bungling Inventor: Another time Clemont's inventions come in handy a way they aren't meant to. When the heroes are locked inside the factory, Clemont creates a makeshift invention to unlock the door. As expected, it malfunctions and blows the door straight off in an explosion. Ash is still impressed. Curb-Stomp Cushion: Compared to nearly all of their previous battles, it's implied Meowth actually got in a Fury Swipes against Pikachu. After the latter even flinches to one foot in pain, Meowth almost comes off pretty badass as he stoically withdraws his claws...before he faints inelegantly from being hit by Iron Tail. Determinator: Meowth takes a lot of assault from Pikachu to try and catch him this episode, and still seems ready to go by the time he's caused to blast off. Gullible Lemmings: Okay it's nothing out the unusual for the heroes to fall for a Paper-Thin Disguise by Team Rocket, but then to find nothing suspicious about putting Pikachu in a safety case which looks identical to the trio's recurring electric resistant traps. To add insult to injury, the dub version of Team Rocket's motto is pretty much a Lampshade Hanging about how exceptionally gullible the twerps were this time. It's Personal: After being given the runaround for most of the episode, Meowth becomes incensed in catching Pikachu (more so than usual). Last Villain Stand: After Pikachu trashes their escape vehicle, Meowth's had it and demands one final battle for possession of the twerps' Pokemon. Unsurprisingly, Meowth cheats, and loses. Near-Villain Victory: Team Rocket nearly make off with a mother load of stolen Pokeballs plus all the heroes' Pokemon, par Pikachu. No OSHA Compliance: The face off between Pikachu and Meowth inside the factory, inevitably leading to a lot of conveyor belt antics. Both sides use the levers and functions to their advantage. Justified since Team Rocket captured all of the factory technicians. No-Sell: Wobbuffet par the course, using Mirror Coat against Pikachu's attacks. Later when the team's escape vehicle is later hit by a Thunderbolt attack. Meowth stands atop the wreckage completely unfazed. Not-So-Harmless Villain: Not only an episode where Team Rocket capture all the twerps' Pokemon and remain a threat from start to finish, but Meowth and Wobuffet's small skill boost is shown again, with Pikachu having a much harder time shaking them off. First time Meowth successfully landed an attack on Pikachu the entire series (after only 877 episodes of being blasted off by the electric mouse). Ash is actually wary about sending Pikachu to fight Meowth, something that would be considered a joke in previous seasons. Prehensile Tail: Meowth uses his to hide the Pokeball behind his back before his face-off with Pikachu. Road Runner vs. Coyote: Meowth uses Pikachu's designated Pokeball to try and catch Pikachu, leading to what becomes a near literal cat-and-mouse chase. Shout-Out: The chase formula with Meowth trying to catch Pikachu is very reminiscent to Tom and Jerry. Some of the slapstick caused by the factory conveyor belts and claws also looks based off of Looney Tunes cartoon "Baby Bottleneck". Single-Stroke Battle: Meowth calls for one to Pikachu in a rouse to catch him with his Pokeball. Pikachu dodges, forcing Meowth to quickly play it proper. Pikachu wins. Super-Persistent Predator: Meowth. While it's on par for the trio, this time he goes after Pikachu with nothing but a Pokeball, and Pikachu's attacks that usually took him out easy only make him more angry and incensed on capturing him. Unishment: After Pikachu traps him in a Luxury Ball, Meowth prances out quite blissful from it's pampering treatment, before realising he was duped again. Villain Ball: Team Rocket likely would have escaped with the Poke Balls if Meowth wasn't obsessed with capturing Pikachu.

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