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They do get new moves. Watch the Sinnoh League again and even Charizard's BW return... There simply hasn't been anything like that ever since, except for Infernape's short battle alongside two other Pokemon.It's also pretty funny because it's canonical since what? Johto? (?) that Ash's Pokémon that are stored in Oak's lab do train with each other and with other mons that don't even belong to Ash. I personally don't think it would be optimal, but it's bizarre that there's so many Ash mons who battle their butts off there and they don't get even a measly new move, while a Goh mon gets evolution for not doing even the bare minimun.
Is it really, though? I don't think it's the norm, so to speak, to antagonize someone in a convoluted fashion for attention, let alone an autograph. This wasn't even the stereotypical "boy likes girl, so he makes fun of her to show it" trope.To be fair, as stupid as this "notice me senpai" approach is, it's pretty realistic.
I mean, yeah, it is. Lots of famous people have been harrased by over-excited fans, and I've even watched a video once where a YouTuber had people literally stalk her to her hotel just for an autograph. I wouldn't be too surprised if someone in the real world went as far as to steal from someone just to get noticed by them.Is it really, though? I don't think it's the norm, so to speak, to antagonize someone in a convoluted fashion for attention, let alone an autograph. This wasn't even the stereotypical "boy likes girl, so he makes fun of her to show it" trope.
Hmm. I suppose when you put it in that perspective of being a madly obsessed fan and this being a depiction/comment of such, then fair enough.I mean, yeah, it is. Lots of famous people have been harrased by over-excited fans, and I've even watched a video once where a YouTuber had people literally stalk her to her hotel just for an autograph. I wouldn't be too surprised if someone in the real world went as far as to steal from someone just to get noticed by them.
It depends on culture, as far as I know, Japanese tend to forgive one's fault if person is ready to admit it and compensate for the harm.What kind of message is that....?
You cannot fix anything with feeling sorry or being indulgent.
Often, harshness is the answer.
I admit that Anipoke always sucked when trying to give aesops or moral lessons.
It depends on culture, as far as I know, Japanese tend to forgive one's fault if person is ready to admit it and compensate for the harm.
You have to remember that Professor Cerise is a very famous researcher in the Pokemon world, it makes sense for him to have lots of fans.Hmm. I suppose when you put it in that perspective of being a madly obsessed fan and this being a depiction/comment of such, then fair enough.
Yup.He's also a kid, and they're not exactly the best at mental maturity.
The issue wasn't with acknowledging his fame or the amount of fans, though and I already shared my thoughts about it at length in my original post.You have to remember that Professor Cerise is a very famous researcher in the Pokemon world, it makes sense for him to have lots of fans.