Pokémon Subdue Miare Gym! Citron's Secret!! (Season 17, Episode 9)
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TV Episode | 21 min | Animation, Action, Adventure

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Subdue Miare Gym! Citron's Secret!! (Season 17, Episode 9)

TV-Y7

TV Episode | 21 min | Animation, Action, Adventure

As our heroes arrive in Miare City, Satoshi and Serena look around in awe, while Citron and Eureka seem a little nervous. The impressive Prism Tower catches Serena's eye, and Satoshi tells her about his attempt to challenge the Miare Gym ...See moreAs our heroes arrive in Miare City, Satoshi and Serena look around in awe, while Citron and Eureka seem a little nervous. The impressive Prism Tower catches Serena's eye, and Satoshi tells her about his attempt to challenge the Miare Gym inside it--an attempt that was shut down by a robot who threw him out because he didn't have four Kalos Gym badges. Citron and Eureka try to get them moving when someone pulls up beside them--it's Limone, Citron and Eureka's father. Limone reveals that Citron is the Miare City Gym Leader. Citron explains that the Gym was taking up too much of his time, so he built a robot named Citroid to take over some of his duties. But a glitch in the programming means Citroid sticks to the "rules" no matter what--and since Citron doesn't have four Gym badges either, Citroid won't let him inside his own Gym. Along with Satoshi, Citroid sneaks into the Gym so he can repair the malfunctioning robot. They find Citroid on the battlefield, where it accepts Citron's override code--and his battle challenge. Citron sends out Horubee against his own Elezard, one of the Pokémon he left at the Gym to fight at Citroid's side. With some strategy, Citron manages to defeat his own creation. The robot finally recognizes its inventor, and Citron starts a full reprogramming. This time, he remembers to install a few important qualities he initially left out: compassion, kindness, and flexibility. Then, along with Satoshi and Serena, Citron and Eureka visit their dad to explain the situation at the Gym--and to tell him they want to leave the new, improved Citroid in charge so they can keep traveling with their new friends. Limone happily declares his support for their journey. That night, Citron asks Satoshi if he's sorry he couldn't have a Miare Gym battle. Satoshi says he plans to return when he's a bit further along in his Kalos journey...on one condition. When he does come back to challenge the Miare Gym, he wants to battle Citron, not Citroid. Written by , edited by Tobias Clark See less

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22 cast members

Name	Known for
Rica Matsumoto Satoshi (voice) Satoshi (voice) See fewer	Pokémon (1997)
Sarah Natochenny Ash Ketchum (voice) (version: English) Ash Ketchum (voice) (version: English) See fewer	Pokémon Master Journeys (2021)
Haven Burton Paschall Serena (voice) (version: English) (as Haven Paschall) Serena (voice) (version: English) (as Haven Paschall) See fewer	Pokémon the Movie: Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction (2014)
Mike Liscio Clemont / Clembot (voice) (version: English) (as Michael Liscio Jr.) Clemont / Clembot (voice) (version: English) (as Michael Liscio Jr.) See fewer	Pokémon (1997)
Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld Bonnie / Bunnelby (voice) (version: English) Bonnie / Bunnelby (voice) (version: English) See fewer	Pokémon (1997)
Rodger Parsons Narrator (voice) (version: English) Narrator (voice) (version: English) See fewer	Betrayed (1988)
James Carter Cathcart Blaziken (voice) (version: English) (as Carter Cathcart) Blaziken (voice) (version: English) (as Carter Cathcart) See fewer	Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea (2006)
Jamie McGonnigal Actor (voice) (version: English) Actor (voice) (version: English) See fewer	One Piece (1999)
Suzy Myers Jackson Pokédex (voice) (version: English) (as Suzy Myers) Pokédex (voice) (version: English) (as Suzy Myers) See fewer	Young Adult (2011)
Chris Niosi Actor (voice) (version: English) Actor (voice) (version: English) See fewer	TOME: Terrain of Magical Expertise (2011)
Bill Rogers Magnemite / Magneton (voice) (version: English) Magnemite / Magneton (voice) (version: English) See fewer	Blood Red Sky (2021)
Eileen Stevens Fennekin (voice) (version: English) Fennekin (voice) (version: English) See fewer	Pokémon: Zoroark: Master of Illusions (2010)
Billy Bob Thompson Froakie (voice) (version: English) Froakie (voice) (version: English) See fewer	Blast (2017)
Tom Wayland Meyer (voice) (version: English) Meyer (voice) (version: English) See fewer	Pokémon: Arceus and the Jewel of Life (2009)
Ikue Ôtani Pikachu (voice) (version: English) Pikachu (voice) (version: English) See fewer	Pokémon (1997)
Tyler Bunch Actor (voice) (as H.D. Quinn) Actor (voice) (as H.D. Quinn) See fewer	Sesame Street (1969)
Christopher Collet Actor (voice) (as Andrew Paull) Actor (voice) (as Andrew Paull) See fewer	Sleepaway Camp (1983)
Mariya Ise Eureka (voice) Eureka (voice) See fewer	Made in Abyss (2017)
Yûki Kaji Citron (voice) Citron (voice) See fewer	Attack on Titan (2013)
Mayuki Makiguchi Serena (voice) Serena (voice) See fewer	Pokémon the Movie: Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel (2016)
Kensuke Satô Meyer (voice) (version: Japanese) (as Kensuke Sato) Meyer (voice) (version: Japanese) (as Kensuke Sato) See fewer	No. 6 (2011)
Megumi Satô Dedenne (voice) (uncredited) Dedenne (voice) (uncredited) See fewer	Pokémon the Movie: Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction (2014)