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Hmm. He called him "my boy" and the age gap is probably less than 10 years (Oak being 53 in the Kanto games), but it's a possibility.I actually think it was Professor Willow.
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Hmm. He called him "my boy" and the age gap is probably less than 10 years (Oak being 53 in the Kanto games), but it's a possibility.I actually think it was Professor Willow.
He did say "Willow my boy" in "The Two Professors" shorts that first revealed Melmetal.Hmm. He called him "my boy" and the age gap is probably less than 10 years (Oak being 53 in the Kanto games), but it's a possibility.
Trace. Chase is the male player character.her race with Chase was amazing as it had excellent animation and pacing.
Oak (and the episode itself) regarded Green as a protagonist, making Red the third wheel with the starter weak to hers.I really damn dig this one, tho, if I need to have one nitpick, it's the fact they swapped Green and Red's starters for some god forsaken reason.
Also, is Blue's thingy a Pokédex or a notebook? Considering Green mentioned in-game that they had to write their stuff down by hand and it seems modelled more like a notebook, I assume it's a notebook but it also looks a bit to elaborate to be a normal notebook.
Oh so it is a Pokédex. It's just the equivalent of a phone cover.Oak (and the episode itself) regarded Green as a protagonist, making Red the third wheel with the starter weak to hers.
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She waited almost two decades for a proper anime appearance.Of course the Kanto protagonists get the best treatment of all. I mean Blue/Green/Leaf got the most screentime AND got to talk. The episode was great though. It was nicely animated.
She waited almost two decades for a proper anime appearance.
Nope, she wasn't. Her and Krys were the only protagonists (Other than the LGPE ones) to not feature in it.Yeah! She DESERVES it after being the only Gen 1 protag without a counterpart for SO long.
Poor gal was in the Not Animated Gulag for so long she was darn near institutionalized...
Come to think of it, was she even in the GOTCHA music video?
Nearly 25 years, really. The design existed in 1996.She waited almost two decades for a proper anime appearance.
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Reminder that neither Sabrina nor Nessa has any association with Jigglypulff or Clefairy, and Lillie is no PWC contender.
There's three possible reasons for doing this switch: One, perhaps they meant to imply that since Blue is the "protagonist", then it is she who had Green as a rival instead of Red, so Green gets Venusaur to counter her Blastoise. Two, they just wanted the original Kanto trio to have the starter whose color/element matches their name. Three, rather than implying than Blue is the protagonist, Red having Charizard and Green having Venusaur is a reference to how modern rivals pick the starter weak to the player's rather than vice-versa.Lmao They switched Red and Green's Starters! XD
In the games Red is supposed to Venusaur while Green has Charizard.
Evolutions just straight up said fuck that lmao
Or Four, it's a reference to the names FireRed and LeafGreenThere's three possible reasons for doing this switch: One, perhaps they meant to imply that since Blue is the "protagonist", then it is she who had Green as a rival instead of Red, so Green gets Venusaur to counter her Blastoise. Two, they just wanted the original Kanto trio to have the starter whose color/element matches their name. Three, rather than implying than Blue is the protagonist, Red having Charizard and Green having Venusaur is a reference to how modern rivals pick the starter weak to the player's rather than vice-versa.
I'm glad we got to see her and hear her speak. Victor was seen unobscured though in a couple shots. Calem got it the worst. I mean covering his face with his hand was pretty ridiculous. I hate the "But they're the protagonist." argument because look at Victor, Hilda, May, and Elaine. They are the protagonist but they got some shots unobscured. May and Elaine got the best.We've gone from Victor's face being obscured at every angle to Elaine's cute face being shown AND hearing her speak.
And moreover, Green having Charizard would outright confirm that it got beaten in a battle, since Green canonically loses his Champion title no matter what, and having Charizard lose, even if it's completely offscreen, is a big no-no these days.Or most likely Five, The series loves to shill Charizard so much that they can't bear to show it with a rival, not even for a few seconds, so Red must always be associated with Charizard despite Venusaur being his partner originally
Amusingly enough, the very first episode of Evolutions literally had these exact implications.And moreover, Green having Charizard would outright confirm that it got beaten in a battle, since Green canonically loses his Champion title no matter what, and having Charizard lose, even if it's completely offscreen, is a big no-no these days.