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S24: Pokémon Master Journeys: The Series - Dub Title Thread

abcboy said:
JN073: Grabbing the Brass Ring!
Airs on November 27
"A trip to the Galar region has Ash and Goh doing some surprising research about Pokémon teamwork!"
Source: TV Passport
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Well, I think "brass" refers to a Falinks leader, so that makes some sense, at least.

Not sure what the "ring" is referring to though.

Edit: Oh. It's a saying. Whoops.
 
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The "brass" part is definitely in reference to how the Falinks leader is called the brass, but "grabbing the brass ring" is an American figurative phrase/idiom (derived from the brass ring prizes on old carousels). It means something like living life to its fullest, or aiming for achievement and success.

I don't think it's a super common phrase now (I mean, this is the first time I'm hearing it) but there's your context.
 
Orchid said:
The "brass" part is definitely in reference to how the Falinks leader is called the brass, but "grabbing the brass ring" is an American figurative phrase/idiom (derived from the brass ring prizes on old carousels). It means something like living life to its fullest, or aiming for achievement and success.

I don't think it's a super common phrase now (I mean, this is the first time I'm hearing it) but there's your context.
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Now that I think about it, that title makes much more sense and I love the brass ring analogy. I remember at a carousel made in the late 1800s where you grab the ring and throw it at a target which is the first thing I thought of when I saw this title.
 
I guess "A Midsummer Night's Dream" was too on-the-nose for TPCi. Even though it's in public domain so there would be no problem referencing it.
 
FinnishPokéFan92 said:
JN074: Nightfall? Nightmares!
"A series of mysterious events are occurring in Sinnoh, so our heroes are off to investigate!"
Source: TV Passport
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It’s a good title for a companion return, way better than Advice to Goh(Yes I am still sore about that, they brought back Gary, Infernape and Ash’s old Pokemon for a terrible title)
 
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