Volt Tacklers investigate reports of them doing good deeds they never performed and discover imposters operating under their name. The fake group includes a Pichu, a Pikachu wearing a mock Captain Pikachu hat, and two Raichus. A 4v4 battle follows, with the Pichu using charm to mislead Quaquavel before shocking it. The Raichus coordinate attacks, including tossing Pikachu like a hackysack and using bright thunderbolt tactics that disrupt Sableye’s Shadow Sneak. After the real Volt Tacklers gain control, the imposters activate Mega Rings, leading to Mega Raichu X and Mega Raichu Y entering the series.
"Enter the Fake Rising Volt Tacklers?! has our heroes the Volt Tacklers investigating reports of them doing work they never did, only to find that a group of imposters has been dressing up as them and doing good deeds. Well, it could have been worse, I suppose? They could have been causing trouble."
"When the two groups meet, the "Fake" Rising Volt Tacklers are shown to have a team of a cute little Pichu, a spunky Pikachu wearing a mock-up of Captain Pikachu's hat, and two Raichus. The real and fake Volt Tacklers engage in a Pokemon battle, and it's actually a little chaotic as the 4v4 battle unfolds."
"The Pichu is barely even "battling," but is instead using its cute charm to lull Dot's Quaquavel into a false sense of security, only to shock him when he goes in for a hug. The Raichus, however, are the real tag team of the group. They're coordinating attacks, tossing Pikachu around the battlefield like an electrically charged hackysack, and using some clever "anime logic" tactics like creating a thunderbolt so bright it flashes out Sableye's Shadow Sneak before it can land."
"Once the real Volt Tacklers get the upper hand, though, the imposters pull out their Mega Rings and the Raichus f"
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