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Nice, Emolga will reappear as well
Hopefully it won't be another 1 on 1 battle
Hopefully it won't be another 1 on 1 battle
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What's wrong with a past companion returning? Isn't that what fans have been wanting for years now?and what would that be within the plot of the episode itself, other than the past companion returning? another 37 repeat?
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It could just be hiding in her hair in the present shots.But interesting enough, apparently one of the text parts does leaves it pretty ambiguos wether or not Axew evolved... Adn the fact that in this picture, Axew only appears in the flashback shot does raises an eyebrow
Idk, really. It might be. But in all honesty, I think they are gonna play this guessing game of wheter or not Axew did evolve with us a while, prob in order to create hype for the episode.It could just be hiding in her hair in the present shots.
And then watch her be surprised that Goh actually succeeds in catching Pokémon that way. Either way, I can already practically hear her calling Goh a kid.okay so i just recalled that Iris was one of the people who scolded Ash for simply tossing Pokeballs without battling. if Iris witnesses Goh doing the same and she doesn't make even slightest negative comment then I call it shit writing
What about Goh not going for even one Pokémon in her presence?okay so i just recalled that Iris was one of the people who scolded Ash for simply tossing Pokeballs without battling. if Iris witnesses Goh doing the same and she doesn't make even slightest negative comment then I call it shit writing
I think because Alola has a different case from most companion returns, it’s less of a "reuniting companions" and more of a "Ash reunited with his family", because their dynamic was not that of companions it was that of close family and an almost sibling like bond. I'm pretty sure they call Ash Rei's older brother (I don’t remember that part clearly).I still don't get why people are upset at episode 37. So far most if not all the "returning main character" episodes/arcs have heavily focused on the old characters interacting with the new ones, I'd say that's even their selling point to some extent. I'd even say it also works the best as a reintroduction to characters that haven't been on screen for years, since the newer characters in some way act as a proxy to the newer members of the audience.
I somehow think she’ll be impressed by Gou instead of calling him a kid, but if that happens I might actually tune in to watch the dub (the "You’re a kid!" Line is dub only right? Or is it featured in Japanese as well?).And then watch her be surprised that Goh actually succeeds in catching Pokémon that way. Either way, I can already practically hear her calling Goh a kid.
I actually had the same thought.I somehow think she’ll be impressed by Gou instead of calling him a kid
I think most people were just disappointed that the entire Alola reunion plot got crammed into one single episode, with the Gou focus in that episode being the main scapegoat for the lack of screentime on everything else. On one hand, I enjoyed seeing Gou interact with Ash's Alola companions, and I definitely agree that these kinds of interactions are the main selling point of "returning character" episodes. Simply shifting episode 37's focus from Gou to Ash wouldn't have instantly made the episode better for me, since I enjoy watching characters from different series interacting with each other. On the other hand, the Alola reunion plot definitely could've benefitted from having two or more episodes allocated for it (I guess the same could be same for most episodes in this series, but for fan-favorite plots like returning characters, I think it's especially important).I still don't get why people are upset at episode 37. So far most if not all the "returning main character" episodes/arcs have heavily focused on the old characters interacting with the new ones, I'd say that's even their selling point to some extent. I'd even say it also works the best as a reintroduction to characters that haven't been on screen for years, since the newer characters in some way act as a proxy to the newer members of the audience.
I feel like it has to be purple.What color could her Rotom Phone have?
Aww! I was excited!Bulbapedia has chosen to delete the article for this episode, at least for now. The new magazine scan wasn't sufficient enough because Dragonite wasn't mentioned in it.
You can still be. It's definitely going to happen.Aww! I was excited!
Yep. We have what? A month? Or a month and a week for the episode to air?You can still be. It's definitely going to happen.
What next, is he gonna fry Misty’s bike?
Ah, you had used the word “literally” so I didn’t realize you were using hyperbole. But in fairness I’d still disagree to an extent. I feel like Gengar and Dracovish are the only two that haven’t gotten enough focus as of now. Farfetch’d started out that way, but has since been redeemed (at least in my eyes). Still hope for Gengar getting focus in a G-Max episode, and I believe Dracovish might finally be getting some soon.I thought my post showed pretty clearly it’s a hyperbole. But the actual point behind that (when it’s not taken literally) still stands that in my opinion Journeys has totally and utterly failed Ash's Pokemon at screentime and team dynamics.. I’ve made quite a few posts about that in the evolution capture release thread.
Dragonite is probably the best handled in this pathetic bunch in my opinion. (Yes, in my opinion the journeys team situation is nothing short of pathetic, specially in the aspects Sun/Moon so beautifully mastered). Dragonite is for me the only one who received organic focus without having a dedicated "focus episode".
Journeys likes to pretend that giving 1-2 focus episodes to a Pokémon while putting it in the background for the rest (to the point where one starts to doubt if the Pokémon in question even exists or not) is enough but it is not for me.
Gou's Pokémon being background characters is understandable to an extent but I despise the fact that it’s happening to Ash's Pokemon when he only has five if you ignore Pikachu.
Not quite yet. It doesn’t mention a title or ep#, as far as I can tell.@swiftgallade46 Does this count as enough verification of the episode's authenticity?
I don’t think the parallels really matter in the grand scheme of things. Ash and Goh have already been shown to be vastly different and unique characters with very different goals. The only fundamental things they have in common are being 10 year old boys from Kanto. So if they repeat a few gags here and there with Goh instead of Ash as callbacks to older series, I don’t mind it personally.I didn’t imply that they were replacing Ash with Go (honestly I’d probably drop the anime if they did since I don’t find he could carry the anime with how they write him as a trainer), I just find the parallels that they keep doing to be both annoying and forced since it feels like rather than having him be his own person like every past character, they want to step on Ash’s toes like Go’s supposed to be some special parallel to Ash. Give him his own things completely devoid of parallels.