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| Season | Pokémon: Black & White (Season 14) · Meowth’s defection & the Battle Subway arc (BW043–BW048) |
| Episode | Season 14, episode 48 · English episode 701 · Japanese episode 706 · Bulbapedia code BW048 |
| English title | Battle for the Underground! |
| Japanese title | 激走!バトルサブウェイ!!(後編) Gekisō! Batoru Sabuwei!! (Kōhen) — “Flat-out Run! Battle Subway!! (Part 2)” |
| First aired (Japan) | 15 September 2011 · TV Tokyo |
| First aired (US) | 7 January 2012 · Cartoon Network |
| Screenplay | Atsuhiro Tomioka |
| Opening / ending (Japan) | Besuto Uisshu! (Best Wishes!) – Rica Matsumoto · Pokémon Ieru kana? BW (Can You Name All the Pokémon? BW) – Takeshi Tsuruno |
| English opening | Black and White – Erin Bowman & Joe Philips |
| Who’s That Pokémon? | Eelektross (US) |
| Previous episode | Crisis From the Underground Up! (BW047) |
Plot episodeTepig learns FlamethrowerSeason finale
Battle for the Underground! is the 48th episode of Pokémon: Black & White, the fourteenth season of the Pokémon anime, and the 701st episode of the English dub overall (Japanese episode 706, Bulbapedia code BW048). It first aired in Japan on 15 September 2011 and in the United States on 7 January 2012. It falls within the season’s Meowth’s defection & the Battle Subway stretch (EP43–EP48).
The season finale premiered on Cartoon Network on 7 January 2012, ten days after CITV’s UK premiere (28 December 2011).
Synopsis
Ash and his friends join Ingo and Emmet in a high-speed chase to recover the stolen Pokémon from Team Rocket’s Ghost Train, and Tepig learns Flamethrower in the season finale. Cilan reasons that the real train has escaped above ground from the Anville Town railyard, and the Bosses join the pursuit.
Inside the Ghost Train, Pikachu calms Axew and frees Snivy, who releases Excadrill, Pansage and the others. Dwebble carves a hole in the cage door, Roggenrola and Tepig break the coupling, and Snivy flips a track switch so the second car escapes as Team Rocket give chase in Dr. Zager’s helicopter.
Emmet’s Eelektross speeds up the friends’ car and Ingo’s Chandelure lifts them aboard with Psychic, reuniting them with their Pokémon. Snivy damages the helicopter’s blades, Pikachu destroys its cargo hooks, Tepig unleashes Flamethrower and Chandelure destroys the locomotive. Team Rocket flee vowing revenge, the subway is restored, and Ash prepares to challenge Elesa at the Nimbasa Gym.
Major Events
- Season finale. The subway chase
- Dwebble cuts the cage and Snivy flips a switch
- Tepig learns Flamethrower
- The stolen Pokémon are recovered
- Ash turns towards the Nimbasa Gym
- A multi-episode preview of the next season
- TV debuts of Eelektross and Chandelure
Pokémon making their anime debut
Eelektross#0604 · BW048
Chandelure#0609 · BW048
Trivia
- The screenplay is by Atsuhiro Tomioka.
- This is a plot episode: it advances the Unova storyline.
Changes in the English Dub
- “battle central” again replaces the “holy land” of Pokémon battles
- Music from Zoroark: Master of Illusions and Arceus and the Jewel of Life
- The dub replaces the ending music with an instrumental of Black and White and adds filler music over the sound effects (Dogasu’s Backpack)
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