RetroPokeFan
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I'm pretty it's implying Hop will have his own episode and it's next.I think I would have preferred an episode about Allister. He seems like he could have an interesting and unique backstory.
Bea is a little too similar to Maylene in the Pokémon Special manga. She didn't get any backstory either. Although it's nice to see a tough girl again since Serena and the Alola girls are very feminine in comparision (not that there is anything wrong with that).
I also wonder why they keep showing Hop at the end of every episode? I must admit that I'm tired of both Hop and Leon and would rather see other characters like Bede and Opal get screentime.
There's really nothing relatable about a gym leader desperately pushing herself and her Pokemon to defeat the champion.
You're just more a fan of the dramatic huh?Her realizing something so basic every gym leader should know, just isn't compelling in my book. They should have focused on her backstory with her parents and had her tell them off or something. Also, I am not a big fan of Galar Pokemon, but Sirfetch'd and Falinks would have been nice.
so do you guys think Milo's going to be next? or Hop? tbh I'll really enjoy it either way, I'm excited to see any of the characters lol... ;_;As expected, my theory about the ending montage from the first episode showing which Galar characters are the CoTD for each episode seems to be holding true.
Hop seems more likely given the ending of this episode, but the order doesn't really matter much to me so long as the episodes keep being this high quality.so do you guys think Milo's going to be next? or Hop? tbh I'll really enjoy it either way, I'm excited to see any of the characters lol... ;_;
You can spot a few Braviary near the start of the episode. That's all, though.EDIT: This was so good I forgot to mention my only irking point was all the KANNNNNNNTTTTTOOOO
Pokémon here sans Corviknight.
Paul wasn't irredeemable. His training methods weren't cruel, just harsh. Most of the time, at least. The whole DP series was about Ash being challenged about his own training methods' effectiveness compared to Paul's, with him eventually proving that they can be effective too.comparing her methods to someone like Shinji from the main anime who was completely irredeemable she’s much more human and flawed
EDIT: This was so good I forgot to mention my only irking point was all the KANNNNNNNTTTTTOOOO
Pokémon here sans Corviknight.
Not quite. We also have some Galarian Zigzagoon and a few Tranquill in one shot.You can spot a few Braviary near the start of the episode. That's all, though.
Being outperformed in the field you like the most is unrelatable? Trying to be the best is unrelatable? Let me introduce you to the concept of competitive exams, and the goal of our very own protagonist from the original opening: "To be the best like no one ever was".There's really nothing relatable about a gym leader desperately pushing herself and her Pokemon to defeat the champion.
Quit your job after you feel hopeless and are desperately working to improve after being outperformed by someone? I don’t think that’s a healthy lesson.Quit your job if that's how you feel, girl.