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rionaleonhart) wrote2007-04-29 10:56 am
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But No Theme Song Will Ever Match Up To The First.
I just caught an episode of Pokémon: Johto League Champions and quite literally wept for love. It was about a Houndoom that found Togepi when it was lost, and the two of them became Best Friends For Ever, and it was the corniest thing ever (complete with a Houndoom-and-Togepi montage set to a song about friendship!) and I adored it anyway. Oh, Pokémon, you are so utterly ridiculous and full of over-the-top sentimentality and yet I have never stopped loving you. And yes, I was more affected by the scene where the two of them had to part than I care to admit. SHUT UP, SHUT UP. IT WAS TOUCHING, ALL RIGHT?
I sort of lost track of Pokémon after the Orange Islands episodes. It's good to know that the later episodes still have the ability to fill me with glee and adoration. (Hurrah, there's another episode on! Oh, James, I love you and your hopeless gullibility and your obsession with bottle caps.)
BUT NOW THERE IS AN ADVERT FOR BATTLE FRONTIER AND ASH'S VOICE IS WRONG. I DO NOT APPROVE OF THIS AT ALL.
(On an unrelated note, does anyone know what's happened to
melata_fic?)
I sort of lost track of Pokémon after the Orange Islands episodes. It's good to know that the later episodes still have the ability to fill me with glee and adoration. (Hurrah, there's another episode on! Oh, James, I love you and your hopeless gullibility and your obsession with bottle caps.)
BUT NOW THERE IS AN ADVERT FOR BATTLE FRONTIER AND ASH'S VOICE IS WRONG. I DO NOT APPROVE OF THIS AT ALL.
(On an unrelated note, does anyone know what's happened to
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I haven't seen Pokémon for years, honestly, and I think I really do miss it. Why on earth was it so good? What was it about it? I don't think I can even remember, I just know that it was brilliant. I think I stopped somewhere after the Orange Islands as well, and it may have been some kind of kneejerk not-liking-that-new-girl-what-was-her-name-err-she-had-a-stupid-thing-on-her-hair-oh-May-that-was-it reaction, but I'm sort of regretting that now. (What channel did you find it on, omg, do I have it?!)
I'm not sure how many Pokémon Gameboy games I actually have, because I think I've lost track of those as well, but I've never completed one, which I think has left a hole in my heart to this day. I'm so, so tempted to go back and start one again and actually try to finish it, except a) I don't know which one to choose and b) I am fully aware that it would take over my life.
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You've never completed a Pokémon game? I AM EXCEEDINGLY SHOCKED. GO FORTH AND TRAIN UP A GOOD TEAM. I must have dedicated countless hours to Red Version. My most recent game has forty-five hours of gameplay on it, and it must be the third or fourth time I've played through. It eats your life.
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But, yes, I know, it really is shocking, and I've always been quite disappointed with myself. The closest I ever came was on... Gold, I think, but I suffered a terrible tragedy when I briefly, and foolishly, traded my Butterfree (which was my "main" Pokémon--you know, there was always one that was always the highest level, and the strongest, and usually it was your starter Pokémon, but for some reason I decided to make it my Butterfree instead) with my friend, and then her brother saved over her game, and it was lost forever. I have no idea why I traded it in the first place. Anyway, I was so scarred by the incident that I was never really able to go back to Gold, sigh.