marrykarry
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==Synopsis==
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{{TRT}} plans to do a time-slip into the past world through a space-time distortion known as the Time Gate. In order to stabilize the Time Gate, {{p|Tirtouga}}'s life-energy is necessary. With Team Rocket's Fossil restoral equipment, Tirtouga is revived in the Modern World.
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BW075 and BW076 (The Tirtouga/Carracosta episodes) have extremely short synopses. But apparently, they're "official." Could I give these episodes proper synopses that aren't two sentences long? I think my TV info gave more details than the official ones.
Then there's this: hidden text seen when one goes to edit the page. "Detailed synopsis goes here"? "Official summary"? So do we have to go with the official summary, or are these two sections? I propose that we have the crappy official summary at the top of the Synopsis section, with the detailed one below.
==Synopsis==
{{incomplete synopsis}}
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{{TRT}} plans to do a time-slip into the past world through a space-time distortion known as the Time Gate. In order to stabilize the Time Gate, {{p|Tirtouga}}'s life-energy is necessary. With Team Rocket's Fossil restoral equipment, Tirtouga is revived in the Modern World.
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They always come from the official sources including TV Tokyo's official website, Newtype magazine, Pokemon Fan magazine, and Dengeki magazine etc.Last thing, where do these official summaries come from? A magazine? Website?
Blue (the girl in the artwork you mentioned, AKA Green outside of Japan) wears a black dress, black shoes, and white gloves. The girl in the first season intro is a Lass and wears the same outfit as a Lass wears in-game. She never appeared in the anime as a character, but Giselle of the Pokémon Academy wears similar clothing.In an early artwork for the first pokemon games, there is this image with red, blue and a girl plus the three starter Pokemon, the girl was a possible female character in the game, but was scrapped.
Now in the original intro of the anime, there was this girl (pikachu ran through her legs). As far as I know, this girl never appeared in the anime, is it possible that she is the girl from the artwork? Some sort of last cameo, teased for both anime and game, but never appeared?
How come the the Artworks of Red/Blue being used for the Gen 1 pokemon. Why not just use the Fire Read and Leaf Green art, which is up to date?
Example: Vulpix (Pokémon) - Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia
Really, when you look at the major theme in the franchise (i.e., friendship) one begins to wonder why the term happiness persisted for so long other than nobody raising the point earlier.
You're overreacting to a rather simple answer, which would be "they may be wrong" and then we find out if we are or not.What's going on? I'm gonna try it again just to make sure, but how could Bulbapedia have different values from two other supposedly fan-crafted wikis and a test on my part?
This is more about the article in question than my perceived overreaction.You're overreacting to a rather simple answer, which would be "they may be wrong" and then we find out if we are or not.
Those damage values were added in 2008, when the page was made. There's no way of knowing how the original creator of the page got the info.