The Best Episodes Written By Michihiro Tsuchiya

When a supernatural entity starts stealing heart-shaped objects from houses in a small town, Ash, Brock and Misty team up to solve the mystery.

Director: Yasuhiro Noda

Writer: Michihiro Tsuchiya

Five year old Goro practices baseball every day to be like his dad Shigeharu, a pro ballplayer,until he injures his elbow and decides to retire.

Director: N/A

Writer: Michihiro Tsuchiya

Friede and Captain Pikachu team up to rescue a lost Bramblin from Pokémon hunters.

Director: Yuji Asada

Writer: Michihiro Tsuchiya

Liko's partnership is put to the test after an accident causes Sprigatito to return home.

Director: Hiroyuki Okuno

Writer: Michihiro Tsuchiya

Gawain's encounter with Quester from the U.S. team leaves him in shock. Lancelot joins some of his American counterparts for a training session.

Director: Shuuji Miyazaki

Writer: Michihiro Tsuchiya

Still rattled from his previous match with Quester, Gawain keeps duffing his shots. While he deals with his mental block, Platalissa confides in him.

Director: Daiki Nakamura

Writer: Michihiro Tsuchiya

Fuecoco and Wattrel aren't getting along, so Roy sets up some teamwork training!

Director: Hiromichi Matano

Writer: Michihiro Tsuchiya

When Roy's Ancient Poké Ball is stolen, the Rising Volt Tacklers track down the thief!

Director: Yuji Asada

Writer: Michihiro Tsuchiya

Liko, Roy and their Pokémon receive some red-hot training from Gym Leader Kabu!

Director: Ayumi Moriyama

Writer: Michihiro Tsuchiya

Ed and Al become interested in biological transmutation after witnessing a chimera in Lior, so Colonel Mustang introduces them to an expert in the field, Shou Tucker, the Life-binding Alchemist. Meanwhile, a serial killer whose targets are only State Alchemists is on the loose in Central.

Director: Kiyomitsu Sato

Writer: Michihiro Tsuchiya

Truths are exposed when Al finds the one called Father, and Mustang hears the tale of Bradley's creation - but the most amazing revelation is reserved for Ed after he once again breaks alchemy's greatest taboo.

Director: Takahiro Ikezoe

Writer: Michihiro Tsuchiya

Cooperation between Mustang's cabal and Ling Yao's band leads to the capture of a Homunculus. Unfortunately, their actions also capture the eye of the Homunculus hiding atop the military's ranks.

Director: Takayuki Tanaka

Writer: Michihiro Tsuchiya

After learning about what happened to Shou Tucker and his daughter Nina, the Elric brothers begin to question what alchemy really is. Meanwhile, Colonel Mustang and the other State Alchemists track down the serial killer Scar.

Director: Hiroshi Ikehata

Writer: Michihiro Tsuchiya

Heavy is the head that wears the crown. Pride must prove her mettle as the future queen by passing judgment on an enemy, but she worries this will set her on the road to ruin.

Director: Mayu Numayama

Writer: Michihiro Tsuchiya

Pride and her friends hatch a daring plan to rescue the kidnapped children.

Director: Mayu Numayama

Writer: Michihiro Tsuchiya

The team is one deal away from meeting their monthly goals. They are approached by a property owner who owns a hot springs inn.

Director: Hodaka Kuramoto

Writer: Michihiro Tsuchiya