Ep 34. The Bridge Bike Gang
When Ash and his friends arrive at a long bridge, they find themselves caught in a standoff between two rival gangs of cyclists. Each group claims the right to use the bridge, and neither is willing to back down. Ash, Misty, and Brock can't seem to escape the squabbling, as the battle heats up and the gangs start to sabotage each other.
While trying to figure out what to do, Ash meets the leader of one of the gangs, a young man named Chopper. He tells Ash that his gang has been using the bridge for years and that the other gang is trying to take it away from them. Meanwhile, Misty and Brock run into the other gang's leader, a tough girl named Poncho. She insists that her gang has just as much right to use the bridge as Chopper's does.
Despite their differences, Ash and the gang leaders agree to settle the dispute with a bike race across the bridge. The winning gang will earn the right to use the bridge, while the losing gang will have to find another route. Ash, excited to watch the race, can't wait to see the outcome.
As soon as the race starts, Ash realizes that it's going to be much more dangerous than he thought. The two gangs unleash all sorts of tricks and traps on each other, from oil slicks to exploding tires. Ash can't believe his eyes, and he worries that someone is going to get hurt.
Despite the danger, the race continues. Chopper's gang seems to have an early lead, but Poncho's gang is hot on their heels. Ash cheers them on, hoping that the race will end peacefully and without any injuries.
Just when it seems like one gang is going to win, disaster strikes. Chopper's bike malfunctions, and he flies off the bridge! Ash and his friends rush to the scene, only to find that Chopper is hanging on for dear life. They try to rescue him, but it seems impossible.
All of a sudden, the two gangs stop fighting and come together to save Chopper. With teamwork, they manage to pull him back up to safety. Ash is amazed to see the formerly hostile gangs working together for a common cause.
In the end, both gangs agree to share the bridge and use it together. Ash and his friends are relieved that the conflict has been resolved peacefully and happily. They wave goodbye to Chopper and Poncho, wishing them luck and safety on their future cycling adventures. As they leave, Ash muses that humans might be able to learn a thing or two from the Pokemon, who always seem to work together without any conflict or aggression.
