New Plot - Odd Lot!

Season 9Episode 2922 minnov. 29, 2006
New Plot - Odd Lot!

At the next Town, May decided to enter the contest in order to win her 5th Pokémon Contest in Kanto in order to qualify for the Grand Festival. However when there, May & Co. meet up with May's Rival Harley who still wants to stop May from entering the Grand Festival, and he intends to mess up this contest for her so she cannot get her fifth ribbon. To do so, he teams up with Team Rocket. Will May be able to enter and win?

New Plot - Odd Lot! has aired on nov. 29, 2006 at 08:00
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