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Like I was trying to say, Iono selling out like THAT feels really off with what is set up for her in the show and even over in Masters where Iono refuses to do certain things to get views. (Including, making stuff up to get views.) She knows those spheres are bad news, promoting that feels really out of character.It was an ok episode.
Nanjamo is not a corporate sellout at all, and is even actively helping.
The aesop of "don't do drugs, kids" was pretty loud and clear.
Liko and Meowscarada got to show off a bit, which was quite nice.
I don't really have a lot of thoughts about this.
Ahem, although Laquium is shown not as a drug, but as a "radioactive" substance that emits energy that causes abnormal changes in metabolism, which already affects the psyche.The aesop of "don't do drugs, kids" was pretty loud and clear.
Is it working through energy emission though? Every time Laqurium had an effect it had to be inhaled by a pokemon. Simply being around is not enough. Even being around the core (=huge concentration) isn't enough to affect pokemon, Spinel had to spread it in the air.Ahem, although Laquium is shown not as a drug, but as a "radioactive" substance that emits energy that causes abnormal changes in metabolism, which already affects the psyche.![]()
Laqurium does not really work like radiation though, we know nothing about its radioactivity. It seems to work through diffusion in the air and into the Pokemons bodyAhem, although Laquium is shown not as a drug, but as a "radioactive" substance that emits energy that causes abnormal changes in metabolism, which already affects the psyche.![]()
The thing is, not all Pokémon need to breathe, like Sidian's Garganacl. Furthermore, it was shown that the effect itself depended on the charge of the Strong Spheres powered by the crystals within them. Therefore, in my opinion, the pink mist is more of a visual effect, showing the direct influence of Laquium energy, rather than a physical manifestation.Is it working through energy emission though? Every time Laqurium had an effect it had to be inhaled by a pokemon. Simply being around is not enough. Even being around the core (=huge concentration) isn't enough to affect pokemon, Spinel had to spread it in the air.
Quick Attack is always a good thing to have, I'd probably also keep it if I was to face so many super-fast Laquirium pokemon. And I'm also not surprised that Liko won and relatively easily. At this point RVT are world's #1 team for dealing with Strong Spheres, Dash could not have picked a worse opponent for a Strong Sphere "showcase match" (and I bet Liko knew this and happily took the "bait")I do like the idea that Iono might be working undercover to dismiss Strong Spheres to her audience on behalf of the Rising Volt Tacklers. I do like that Liko was able to defeat Dash without even using her Tera Orb to combat Dash's Strong Sphere. Although, I kind of wish Meowscarada learned a new moves. I will say that I was a little disappointed that we didn't see how much the Strong Spheres were supposed to hurt a Pokémon until Dash's battle with Liko. I would have expected to see her Swanna in a bit more pain with how much she was using it since she received her Strong Sphere. I do kind of wish she gets her own power-up item to give her something of merit.
Good point with Garganacl, then maybe it's absorption through "skin". The charge in Strong Spheres can be simply explained: there's just so much of the substance inside, no matter what's the mechanism it is only enough for a limited number of uses. Then the Super Strong Spheres maybe pack larger charges or have the same substance in greater concentration (so that more of the bio-active/energetic mass is released per charge)The thing is, not all Pokémon need to breathe, like Sidian's Garganacl. Furthermore, it was shown that the effect itself depended on the charge of the Strong Spheres powered by the crystals within them. Therefore, in my opinion, the pink mist is more of a visual effect, showing the direct influence of Laquium energy, rather than a physical manifestation.
i knew that under strong spheres, sidian's garganacl was showing cracks and it was on the verge of falling apartQuick Attack is always a good thing to have, I'd probably also keep it if I was to face so many super-fast Laquirium pokemon. And I'm also not surprised that Liko won and relatively easily. At this point RVT are world's #1 team for dealing with Strong Spheres, Dash could not have picked a worse opponent for a Strong Sphere "showcase match" (and I bet Liko knew this and happily took the "bait")
Good point with Garganacl, then maybe it's absorption through "skin". The charge in Strong Spheres can be simply explained: there's just so much of the substance inside, no matter what's the mechanism it is only enough for a limited number of uses. Then the Super Strong Spheres maybe pack larger charges or have the same substance in greater concentration (so that more of the bio-active/energetic mass is released per charge)
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