Video: Ash caught Taillow, his very first Pokémon after entering the Hoenn region, on this day in 2003 in Pokémon the Series

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This ultimately led to heartwarming moment that Ash, Pikachu and fans alike will never forget! Where were you when this happened, Trainers?

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