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I always have an interest in snooty wealthy girls in Anime, so Princess Ally entertained me for the majority of this episode. What I particularly liked what that her dress, well, in my view, was pretty garish in design, yet probably expensive, given who she is. Also, I quite liked how the maids even giggled, being slightly as stuck up as her, but with more subtlety. Furfou being sent off due its humiliation at its coat being ruined in the battle was also a very amusing and appropriate way to end the battle.
I'm kind of relieved they did not decide to include the part in the games where you have to trap Furfou in the maze to catch it- I just don't feel it would have been amusing as what they did with this episode. Also, I'm delighted that they did take advantage of the seeming pointless TRio appearance and made them blast off by the same devices- Jessie's terrible flute playing. I was relieved- it made their appearance less cumbersome, and it was much funnier.
Also- I really liked how they sort of incorporated a reference to the fireworks scene by having Clemont's robot explode in such a way. Which was a slightly devious way of leaving- but he did put in the effort, I suppose, by leaving his jumpsuit behind and having the robot speak before it blew up (which I'm guessing was not intentional, given his failure rate). That was my favourite scene, probably.
The King's facial expressions and mannerisms were quite comical, and I loved the backgrounds when the Snorlax situation was explained and when the King told the gang of why he did not have the Pokeflute. They permitted the gang into the castle pretty easily, I noticed; I thought it would be a bit more of a challenge, but in retrospect, it just would have wasted time.
I'm kind of relieved they did not decide to include the part in the games where you have to trap Furfou in the maze to catch it- I just don't feel it would have been amusing as what they did with this episode. Also, I'm delighted that they did take advantage of the seeming pointless TRio appearance and made them blast off by the same devices- Jessie's terrible flute playing. I was relieved- it made their appearance less cumbersome, and it was much funnier.
Also- I really liked how they sort of incorporated a reference to the fireworks scene by having Clemont's robot explode in such a way. Which was a slightly devious way of leaving- but he did put in the effort, I suppose, by leaving his jumpsuit behind and having the robot speak before it blew up (which I'm guessing was not intentional, given his failure rate). That was my favourite scene, probably.
The King's facial expressions and mannerisms were quite comical, and I loved the backgrounds when the Snorlax situation was explained and when the King told the gang of why he did not have the Pokeflute. They permitted the gang into the castle pretty easily, I noticed; I thought it would be a bit more of a challenge, but in retrospect, it just would have wasted time.