sonic10158
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I simply love the idea of a lack of fillers. I mean, yeah there are a few fillers that were good, like The Path to the Pokemon League but most are annoying
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There was no official statement BW is quicker then any other saga. That's just a load of FanDUMB speculation.
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Ash switched Sewaddle for Pidove, which is fighting off the Venipede next episode.
BW021 was not a Filler.
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Ash switched Sewaddle for Pidove, which is fighting off the Venipede next episode.
Just getting his pokemon back doesn't equal it not being filler. The majority of the episode was fillerish. He's going to be switching a lot apparently, and if he does we can't say 'Ash has switched Pokabu for Zuruggu this episode, must be so important it's non-filler'. This may happen every other episode.
We don't need a statement. The speed at which events are progressing speaks for itself.
What is a filler?
By my own personal meaning of filler, the fact that it contained a location from the games, even expanding on it, and that Ash did a visible rotation in the episode itself that would feature said rotated Pokemon in the next episode makes me see it as non-filler even though the rest of the episode was completely filler. I mean, it would be like saying the Tsutarja and Ishizumai capture episodes were filler because the rest of the episode was and they only captured them at the end aka "30 seconds of canon does not make it canon".Filler episodes are entries in a generally continuous serial that are unrelated to the main plot, don't significantly alter the relations between the characters, and generally serve only to take up space. This could be considered Padding applied to a whole franchise.
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Filler is often misused to mean "any episode not in the original work", even if it's genuine Adaptation Expansion. In some circles, the term gets thrown around so much it seems to more or less mean "the parts I didn't like".
In most cases, the defining aspect of filler is the total lack of series momentum. Filler can be safely ignored without any loss of important information. However, there is also a style of filler called the "single upgrade filler". Basically, it uses a filler episode to introduce a new power, machine, costume, minor character, etc. without having to work it into the greater narrative. In these cases, the episode can be ignored outside of "something got an upgrade".
Um, excuse me? But, you do need a actual statement with proof before you can say that. Because these series have to last a certain amount of time.
No, it wasn't a filler that episode debuted "The Sky Arrow Bridge".