Good 'Quil Hunting! (143)

[RickHoenn]

Good Ol' Lil Cynda! one of my favorite Pokemon! Ash finally caught it and teach the unkind dude a lesson, what a ***** he was. >=D

10/10

[Caseydia]

I think some people were wrong about the fact that all of Ash's fire Pokemon were abused because this Cyndaquil came out of no where. Plus, even though Koji was annoying(like some many other rivals at first), he should have been Ash's rival for Johto instead of Gary. (sighs) There were so many things that they could have done to make Johto better than it was.

[Vern]

This was a great episode I think. I liked the small rivalry Ash had with that kid for Cyndaquil and I wished we could've seen more of him. Cyndaquil was really impressive in its battle against Sandslash too.

[G50]

This episode was great. Finally saw my Favorite starter Cyndaquill in an episode! I'm glad Cyndaquill was caught by Ash and even though its flame wasn't really working fast yet, was still able to defeat Sandslash. That other trainer was a jerk!

71/100

[Caseydia]

After seeing this episode again, Team Rocket are insane and very violent at times. I mean really. Koji is cute! Plus, I thought Ash was going to die with Cyndaquil in that situation.

10/10

[KibaLG8]

It was fun watching this episode after such a long time. I still find the scene where Ash uses his Pokeball to save Cyndaquil awesome.

[TheEpicGoomba]

I liked tis episode alot though I didn't like the way a bad trainer was involved. All the fire type starters Ash has had has involved a bad trainer.

[AquaMilotic]

Great episode! The risk Ash took with accepting the deal "if you lose, you'll lose Cyndaquil" was big, he should've never done that! Good to see Cyndaquil winning! I love this episode, 10/10.

[Calamity™]

It's Slowking!
This was an alright episode. I like how Ash just took the Cyndaquil after that other guy's Sandslash tried to attack it. Ash was being childish when he accepted the guy's challenge. He clearly wasn't using his brain when he risked losing a Pokémon that was already his. And then also used an untrained Pokémon. I think that for those two mistakes alone he deserved to lose. But at least he actually battled to get a Pokémon this time... sort of.

[7threst]

This episode proven to be very good in suspense and synopsis. The character of the day - who had good resemblances of a minor antagonistic person, made this episode just the more interesting and competitive. It made you feel cheering for Ash and being satisfied when Ash captured Cyndaquil at the end of the episode. I think Cyndaquil was like the underdog of Ash's party during Johto and in some way, it maybe was good to change Charizard for a newer Pokémon.

Also,     Spoiler:

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According to Bulbapedia, it took 507 episodes for Cyndaquil evolve to Quilava, just slightly under a decade
 

[Angel~]

This episode was alright, Cyndaquil is cute. I'm glad Ash caught it and not that other jerk of a trainer.

[Caseydia]

This episode proven to be very good in suspense and synopsis. The character of the day - who had good resemblances of a minor antagonistic person, made this episode just the more interesting and competitive. It made you feel cheering for Ash and being satisfied when Ash captured Cyndaquil at the end of the episode. I think Cyndaquil was like the underdog of Ash's party during Johto and in some way, it maybe was good to change Charizard for a newer Pokémon.

Also,     Spoiler:

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According to Bulbapedia, it took 507 episodes for Cyndaquil evolve to Quilava, just slightly under a decade
 

Exactly. This is why I liked some of Johto's battle episodes more than Kanto's. Real trainers and real interesting battles.

[Demon Kitsune Yoko Kurama]

Episodes like these make me really annoyed of Team Rocket. It was funny how they left Brock and Misty realizing that Ash and Pikachu weren't with them. But, yay. Ash got a Cyndaquil.