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Where does palpitoad fit in to all this.:635:
Trip will try to catch Palpitoad at the start of the episode. He will have a major appearence in the next episode.
Where does palpitoad fit in to all this.:635:
Then go watch a show that's not predictable(Even though generally, most shows are predictable, even more so then Pokemon) . Pokemon isn't meant to be built on unpredictability. It's meant to entertain little kids.
That's not a valid excuse. Unpredictability will entertain every audience more than knowing always what's going to happen. Kids aren't dumb.
What's the point in following Trip and Ash if this is a rehash of Paul and Gary? There's nothing interesting about spending more than 10 years watching Ash lose his rival battles to then emerge victorious at the end. Shows are meant to excite people and leave them wondering about what's going to happen next. That's never going to happen with Ash and Trip because so far you know he's always going to lose, same way he lost to Paul and Gary.
Looks like Tepig is struggling against Avalanche, which I believe might be the Stone Edge like attack (not quite how I imagined it, personally thought it might look more... powerful, maybe more Avalanchey?). Would be a good move to use considering its double damaging effect, wonder if the animation will change to reflect its power? Its other moves could be Icicle Spear and Icy Wind (not much in the way of Type diversity).
As for Timburr, looks like it might have used a stat increasing move, possibly Bulk Up (matches Ursarings) or Focus Energy, then possibly Dynamic Punch with the glowing red fist? A confused Oshawott would be fun.
Servine looks to be using Cut again.
^alright pokemon in general is fairly more predictable than other shows but what we have with trip is redundency. Back in dp the whole scenerio with paul felt genuine becuase we could predict maybe outcomes and not be completely certian with one. That what makes fights exciting having to guess what will happen. With trip the battles are hinting to be like those with paul. Which makes us feel more certian that some occurences will likely happen(ash loses all rival matches except the last) thus ruining the suspense. So what alot of people want is a win or draw to prove to us that this won't be like a pual v.s ash clone.
I see no problem with any of that.
In fact, I think what they are doing is better this way. This gives Ash his obstacle to overcome, which leads to better development in my eyes.
There's no way the writers can easily make the show unpredictable for everyone though.
Whatever way you look at it, either accept what they give you or just stop watching if you have no interesting in the lack of unpredictability.
In fact, I think what they are doing is better this way. This gives Ash his obstacle to overcome, which leads to better development in my eyes.
So you'd be fine if the next 5 generations of Pokemon had Ash constantly losing to his main rival until the league? I'm sorry, but I don't know how you find that entertaining. It's rather redundant. Wouldn't you rather see something unexpected like the main rival being the underdog, and beating Ash in the end? I mean at least it would mix it up a little.
But they can try to make twists and create new plots that will ultimately set BW apart from the other series. That's their job, they are writers. Use your imagination and create something new. So far this feels more like laziness than effort to create something exciting for the audience.
Ain't that a solution for everything?
Wasted development. They throw it away so Ash can start as a fresh trainer every saga.
And hey, I'm not questioning your enjoyment. I think it's great if you enjoy it. Just exchanging opinions.
Because I enjoy Ash starting out "weak" and end up beating his rival in the end.
Main characters mainly are the ones who face an obstacle and overcome it at the end. I like that, no matter how many times it happens again and again.
While that may be a common thing in any story telling, I've gotta agree that it's not really entertaining given how we all know that Ash is a skilled trainer. I mean it's one thing when they're showing that there's always someone better like how it had been for most of Ash's rivalry with Paul, but with this case of how Trip is a new trainer, it's really rediculous.Because I enjoy Ash starting out "weak" and end up beating his rival in the end.
Main characters mainly are the ones who face an obstacle and overcome it at the end. I like that, no matter how many times it happens again and again.
I agree; my first thought was it was Ice Shard. I wasn't paying much attention to Timburrs attacks so I'll wait to guess what they are for the time being.I thought vanillite was using ice shard...and timburr could be using dynamic punch, focus punch or drain punch...
Can someone post the preview plz??
It was posted just two pages back. You couldn't have bothered to look?Can someone post the preview plz??
I guess I'm the only one that thinks that they won't overlap pokemon, and just do three rounds and who ever wins 2 out of 3 is the winner.