AuraChannelerChris
Easygoing Luxray.
I guess this anime likes Druddigon too much that it also likes showing its dead...stony carcass.Has anyone managed to figure out who this lad actually is?
I guess this anime likes Druddigon too much that it also likes showing its dead...stony carcass.Has anyone managed to figure out who this lad actually is?
Do.not.jinx.it.Oh my.
Perhaps we'll be seeing Yveltal too before SM comes to an end?
Zhydra said:So... while death is a serious matter and the context behind the latest one is pretty sad. Is anyone here laughing at Ash's reaction?
This is a Trevenant he made friends with the whole episode, who he and young Kukui had a lot of cute moments with... then Ash is warped to the present... saw Trevenant's corpse and reacted like... one would expect if they seen this enough times in the series.
Noticed and went on with his day. This series maybe slice of life most of the time, but it has a body count.
Ohrot's death probably didn't hit him hard since he had only known the wild Ohrot for a little while. That and Satoshi had other things on his mind since he had just returned from the past and had reunited with his Pokemon.
That's what I thought when I first saw it, but it seems a tad random, no?
Ash wasn't even aware he was sent to the past. Wouldn't be surprised if he didn't put two and two together yet.
Isn't "gan" a word for "stone? That's all I got.
Zhydra said:Or Ash is use to seeing this enough by now that it doesn't faze him anymore. Stoutland, Minior, those were big ones he DID react to.
Why are people disturbed by what was essentially a living dead tree. It was already dead to begin with.
That would seem really cold of him though since he's usually the kind of person who shows compassion for all Pokemon no matter what the context. But if it's possible that he is just accustomed to Pokemon dying at this point, I would hope that his lukewarm reaction was more about him having inner peace about the concept of death than him being flippant about Ohrot's fate.
Ghost type pokemon eat physical food (among other things), are born/hatched, can be burned, poisoned, etc. (where their secondary typing allows), and as we see here (and with Mimikins) they can die and (as with Mimikins) have souls that can then become actual ghosts. They're clearly living things, just of a different sort of life compared to non-Ghost types.Why are people disturbed by what was essentially a living dead tree. It was already dead to begin with.
Sooo they're FAKERS.Ghost type pokemon eat physical food (among other things), are born/hatched, can be burned, poisoned, etc. (where their secondary typing allows), and as we see here (and with Mimikins) they can die and (as with Mimikins) have souls that can then become actual ghosts. They're clearly living things, just of a different sort of life compared to non-Ghost types.
U.N. Owen said:This has some disturbing implications about ghost-type pokemon.