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* StrawmanHasAPoint: While their fight evolves into both sides being unreasonable, Ash and May's arguing starts because Ash gets angry at May for not getting ready to go quick enough for his liking, which is played as his usual impatience just turned up. However, he, Brock, and Max were all ready to go while she hadn't even finished packing her stuff up (and she randomly stopped to check herself in a mirror), meaning she ''was'' holding the whole group up. Of course, by the time they fight Oscar and Andi, it's escalated to them just stubbornly yelling at each other regardless.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Even though they're at each other's throats in this episode, Ash and May are hesitant to join Team Rocket for a GirlsVsBoysPlot battle. In addition, May is actively against Jessie cheating during said battle.
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* GirlsVsBoysPlot: Ash and James engage in a double battle with May and Jessie after both groups (Ash's friends and Team Rocket) get into arguments over who is more competent. It ends with Jessie deciding to cheat by using an extra pokemon, which Brock says disqualifies the girls' team, but by then Team Rocket are only interested in stealing Pikachu, anyway.
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* GirlsVsBoysPlot: Ash and James engage in a double battle with May and Jessie after both groups (Ash's friends and Team Rocket) get into arguments over who is more competent. It ends with Jessie deciding to cheat by using an extra pokemon, Pokémon, which Brock says disqualifies the girls' team, but by then Team Rocket are only interested in stealing Pikachu, anyway.
* InsaneTrollLogic: Oscar and Andi see Ash and May arguing and decide that means they're in love. Nothing to do with what the argument was about, or any other indications; just a straight-up "they're yelling at each other, therefore they're in love".
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* SickeninglySweethearts: Two pairs of them trainers and Pokémon. A bit noteworthy is that this is probably the ''only'' time we'll ever see a ''Nidoking'' acting lovey-dovey!
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* SickeninglySweethearts: Two pairs of them trainers and Pokémon. A bit noteworthy is that this is probably the ''only'' time we'll ever see a ''Nidoking'' acting lovey-dovey!lovey-dovey!
* StrawmanHasAPoint: While their fight evolves into both sides being unreasonable, Ash and May's arguing starts because Ash gets angry at May for not getting ready to go quick enough for his liking, which is played as his usual impatience just turned up. However, he, Brock, and Max were all ready to go while she hadn't even finished packing her stuff up (and she randomly stopped to check herself in a mirror), meaning she ''was'' holding the whole group up. Of course, by the time they fight Oscar and Andi, it's escalated to them just stubbornly yelling at each other regardless.
* {{Troll}}: When James and Jessie are arguing, the former calls the latter ugly specifically to make her mad for his own amusement.
* StrawmanHasAPoint: While their fight evolves into both sides being unreasonable, Ash and May's arguing starts because Ash gets angry at May for not getting ready to go quick enough for his liking, which is played as his usual impatience just turned up. However, he, Brock, and Max were all ready to go while she hadn't even finished packing her stuff up (and she randomly stopped to check herself in a mirror), meaning she ''was'' holding the whole group up. Of course, by the time they fight Oscar and Andi, it's escalated to them just stubbornly yelling at each other regardless.
* {{Troll}}: When James and Jessie are arguing, the former calls the latter ugly specifically to make her mad for his own amusement.
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Things quickly spiral out of control when the incessant bickering between Ash and May overlaps with the never-ending squabbles between James and Jessie. To make matters worse, both groups had previously been defeated by a couple that was both in love and in battle.
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* SickeninglySweethearts: Two pairs of them, of trainers and Pokémon. A bit noteworthy is that this is probably the ''only'' time we'll ever see a ''Nidoking'' acting lovey-dovey!
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* SickeninglySweethearts: Two pairs of them, of them trainers and Pokémon. A bit noteworthy is that this is probably the ''only'' time we'll ever see a ''Nidoking'' acting lovey-dovey!
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* ShipperOnDeck: Oscar and Andi are ones for both Ash and May and later, Jessie and James. Said targets don't appreciate it very much.
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* SayItWithHearts: Taken UpToEleven where Oscar and Andi's {{Combination Attack}}s (Submission and Hyper Beam) inexplicably take the ''shape of hearts''.
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* SayItWithHearts: Taken UpToEleven where Oscar and Andi's {{Combination Attack}}s (Submission and Hyper Beam) inexplicably take the ''shape of hearts''.
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* NotSoDifferent: It's ironic that a feud would bring up some similarities between Ash and May, and Jessie and James.
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* SayItWithHearts: Taken UpToEleven where Oscar and Andi's {{Combination Attack}}s (Rollout and Hyper Beam) inexplicably take the ''shape of hearts''.
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* SayItWithHearts: Taken UpToEleven where Oscar and Andi's {{Combination Attack}}s (Rollout (Submission and Hyper Beam) inexplicably take the ''shape of hearts''.
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* GirlsVsBoysPlot: Ash and James engage in a double battle with May and Jessie after both groups (Ash's friends and Team Rocket) get into arguments over who is more competent. It ends with Jessie deciding to cheat by using an extra pokemon, which Brock says disqualifies the girls' team, but by then Team Rocket are only interested in stealing Pikachu, anyway.
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* ShipTease: Probably the episode that most explicitly hints at Advanceshipping [[note]] Ash X May [[/note]].
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* PinkGirlBlueBoy: Oscar wears a princely blue jacket; Andi wears a pink princess dress.
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* HilarityEnsues: The second double battle got a little ''insane'', and it's best we leave it at that...
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* HilarityEnsues: The second third double battle got a little ''insane'', and it's best we leave it at that...
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* NotSoDifferent: It's ironic that a feud would bring up some similarities between Ash and May, and Jesse and James.
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* NotSoDifferent: It's ironic that a feud would bring up some similarities between Ash and May, and Jesse Jessie and James.
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* CompressedVice: After spending most of the series mostly on good terms with each other, Ash suddenly gets more short-fused than usual, and May's vanity gets played up. And then they get beaten by a BattleCouple, and it just opens up a whole can of worms...
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* CompressedVice: After spending most of the series mostly on good terms with each other, other (before ''and'' after this whole fiasco), Ash suddenly gets more short-fused than usual, and May's vanity gets played up. And then they get beaten by a BattleCouple, and it just opens up a whole can of worms...
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: After seeing his trainer blow up, Pikachu decides to spend most of the episode on Brock's shoulder.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: After seeing his trainer blow up, Pikachu decides to spend most of the episode on Brock's shoulder. Brock and Max themselves seem to be dragging their feet on purpose, walking far behind hoping not to get into the line of fire...
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* SickeninglySweethearts: Two pairs of them, of trainers and . A bit noteworthy is that this is probably the ''only'' time we'll ever see a ''Nidoking'' acting lovey-dovey!
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* SickeninglySweethearts: Two pairs of them, of trainers and .and Pokémon. A bit noteworthy is that this is probably the ''only'' time we'll ever see a ''Nidoking'' acting lovey-dovey!
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* CompressedVice: After spending most of the series mostly on good terms with each other, Ash suddenly gets more short-fused than usual, and May's vanity gets played up, leading to their feud.
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* CompressedVice: After spending most of the series mostly on good terms with each other, Ash suddenly gets more short-fused than usual, and May's vanity gets played up, leading to their feud.up. And then they get beaten by a BattleCouple, and it just opens up a whole can of worms...
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* HilarityEnsues: The second double battle got a little ''insane'', and it's best we leave it at that...
* {{Irony}}: It's the ''villains'' who made up first, picking up their acts together faster than the heroes did. As a matter of fact, the Rockets' decision to nab Pikachu was what allowed Ash and May to work together again.
* {{Irony}}: It's the ''villains'' who made up first, picking up their acts together faster than the heroes did. As a matter of fact, the Rockets' decision to nab Pikachu was what allowed Ash and May to work together again.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: After seeing his trainer blow up, Pikachu decides to spend most of the episode on Brock's shoulder.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: After seeing his trainer blow up, Pikachu decides to spend most of the episode on Brock's shoulder.shoulder.
* SickeninglySweethearts: Two pairs of them, of trainers and . A bit noteworthy is that this is probably the ''only'' time we'll ever see a ''Nidoking'' acting lovey-dovey!
* SickeninglySweethearts: Two pairs of them, of trainers and . A bit noteworthy is that this is probably the ''only'' time we'll ever see a ''Nidoking'' acting lovey-dovey!
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* NotSoDifferent: It's ironic that a feud would bring up some similarities between Ash and May, and Jesse and James.
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* CompressedVice: After spending most of the series mostly on good terms with each other, Ash suddenly gets more short-fused than usual, and May's vanity gets played up, leading to their feud.
* EnemyMine: Team Rocket get into an argument around the same time as Ash and May have, leading to a sudden teamup of boys versus girls.
* FeudEpisode: Never has Ash and May ever get riled up in this argument before, although at the end of the episode they reconcile.
* HereWeGoAgain: The exasperated looks on Brock and Pikachu's faces show that they know the situation all too well, having to mediate arguments with Ash and a certain redhead before.
* SayItWithHearts: Taken UpToEleven where Oscar and Andi's {{Combination Attack}}s (Rollout and Hyper Beam) inexplicably take the ''shape of hearts''.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: After seeing his trainer blow up, Pikachu decides to spend most of the episode on Brock's shoulder.
* EnemyMine: Team Rocket get into an argument around the same time as Ash and May have, leading to a sudden teamup of boys versus girls.
* FeudEpisode: Never has Ash and May ever get riled up in this argument before, although at the end of the episode they reconcile.
* HereWeGoAgain: The exasperated looks on Brock and Pikachu's faces show that they know the situation all too well, having to mediate arguments with Ash and a certain redhead before.
* SayItWithHearts: Taken UpToEleven where Oscar and Andi's {{Combination Attack}}s (Rollout and Hyper Beam) inexplicably take the ''shape of hearts''.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: After seeing his trainer blow up, Pikachu decides to spend most of the episode on Brock's shoulder.
