Ruby, noticing Wally's visible anger, lends him his Ralts, Rara, and takes him to the outskirts of Petalburg so he can capture his own Pokémon.
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After his parents thank Ruby and leave, Wally realizes that they must have told Norman to not teach him how to capture a Pokémon. Ruby takes Wally to his house where Wally is put onto a bed and hooked to a respirator. Norman states that he cannot ensure the ill Wally's safety in the dangerous world of Pokémon they live in.Īfter Ruby dodges an attack from Norman after he is found hiding in the bushes, he finds Wally unconscious on the ground. Norman refuses his request, stating that he was not told of Wally's illness and that his worried parents are taking him to another town to recuperate the next day. Wally complies and asks if Norman will teach him how to capture a Pokémon now. Suddenly, once the person who is helping Wally starts walking towards them, Ruby immediately grabs him and jumps into the bushes, realizing that the person Wally was talking about is his father, Norman of the Petalburg Gym.Īfter defeating a wild Breloom, Norman tells Wally to come out of the bushes. Ruby offers to help him capture another Pokémon but Wally declines his offer stating that someone else is already helping him. He is found by Ruby who quickly takes a liking to him after Wally praised his Pokémon. Wally first appears in the Petalburg Woods crouching down in pain after failing to capture some wild Pokémon. At first, he was frail and weak but after going on his adventure Wally becomes much stronger, more confident in his abilities, and a more powerful Trainer. Wally is a caring boy who always puts others before himself and puts trust in his Pokémon. As the series goes on, Wally slowly becomes healthier and his lungs become stronger, though he still needs to use his respirator suit. Wally is a young boy that is stricken with an unknown illness (possibly bronchitis acute bronchitis, or asthma, based on his symptoms).
2.3 Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire chapter.
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