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For the first time since the Entei movie (a million years back), I'm actually looking forward to a Pokemon movie, rather than dreading it.
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May I ask why? I don't see what is so interesting about a movie which boils down to a very long battle between Kyurem and Keldeo. Quite a far cry from the Entei movie, if I do say so myself.For the first time since the Entei movie (a million years back), I'm actually looking forward to a Pokemon movie, rather than dreading it.
Mostly for the character interactions. We see Keldeo training with the Musketeers, and how the older Pokemon seem to act parental to him. I'm not sure what's going on, but I like the little family dynamic vibes I'm getting off of it. Keldeo's interactions with Ash are pretty cute, too. (Much better than his bitchfights with Shaymin or bland interactions with Victini.)May I ask why? I don't see what is so interesting about a movie which boils down to a very long battle between Kyurem and Keldeo. Quite a far cry from the Entei movie, if I do say so myself.
I hope Kyurem turns good in the end.
Unown. They were explicitly referred to as legendary Pokémon in Movie 3, and they certainly functioned as such without turning good at the end. They only retreated because Molly managed to break the illusion.Name one legendary pokemon that never turned good at the end of a movie,
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This movie in a nutshell.bluesun said:Keldeo: I will... become... a Holy Swordsmaaaaaaaaaan!
I like it. Maybe the pony will learn some humility and understand its limitations? Before attacking Kyurem blindly again.Honestly, I don't get how we're meant to care or root for an arrogant pony that got just what it wanted and ends up losing. I feel so bad?
I like it. Maybe the pony will learn some humility and understand its limitations?
Perhaps because it is alleged to eat other beings. Game Freak, too, failed to address whether or not Kyurem was actually antagonistic. By that I mean that we don't even know if it joined Ghetsis willingly.So was there a reason to attack Kyurem in the first place?
Perhaps because it is alleged to eat other beings. Game Freak, too, failed to address whether or not Kyurem was actually antagonistic. By that I mean that we don't even know if it joined Ghetsis willingly.So was there a reason to attack Kyurem in the first place?