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"Slugger" is the thirty-seventh episode of Lilo & Stitch: The Series. It aired on January 26, 2004.

Plot[]

Lilo's baseball team loses to Mertle's team due to Pleakley's lack of confidence. Later, Lilo and Mertle make a bet for another game, and that whoever wins the game will get the other player's personal items. Then, a small yellow, pterosaur-like experiment that is designed to deflect projectiles with his baseball bat-shaped tail activates. Lilo decides to place Slugger on their team in Pleakley's place, in hopes of beating Mertle's team. But to make matters worse, Mertle has placed Gantu on her team, who has promised to help her win the game with a bargain to achieve Slugger in the end. Worse still, Mertle ends up changing things so they play basketball instead of baseball, but Pleakley saves the day as he turns out to be a champion player of a similar game on his home world.

Goofs[]

  • When Yang first appears among the other experiments on Lilo's softball team, his right shirtsleeve is longer and hiding his front limb.
  • When Richter tries to put Mertle out during the ballgame, his underside is purple instead of lavender.
  • Splodyhead is not seen wearing socks until during the game rematch.

Trivia[]

  • Moral: Always be a team player.
  • Reuben seems to be very good at playing checkers.
  • Unlike in the original movie and "Yapper", Stitch did not go crazy after drinking a large bowl of cappuccino, along with Lilo's cappuccino.
  • According to Pleakley, the term "Smyzzyx" means "Beat their pants off!" in Plorgonar.
  • Gantu is apparently good at basketball, though Pleakley and Stitch are revealed to have better skill.
  • It is shown that Gantu is a sore loser when he lost at both checkers and basketball.
  • Despite Gantu claiming Slugger to be weak, he was able to grasp a basketball pole and whack Gantu over a vast distance without any struggle, and another time he suspended Stitch in mid-flight, again without any struggle.
  • Pleakley revealed that on his home planet, he was a four-time world champion player of Priznolaprack, a game virtually identical to basketball.

Experiments mentioned[]


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