UnovaMaster
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Not a coincidence that the episode where Goh says he wants to start a TRADITIONAL JOURNEY is given a pilot-like title
Stop. Making. Everything. About. Ash.
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December 9th: PM2019 135 - Pokémon! I Am Glad I Got To Meet You!
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Not a coincidence that the episode where Goh says he wants to start a TRADITIONAL JOURNEY is given a pilot-like title
Stop. Making. Everything. About. Ash.
bruhidk
LARRY SUPREMACY
Soon they will make an episode called "The coma?! Satoshi awakes!!" and it will be something completely mundane
Well, I was hoping for more leaks or spoilers for this episode. Seems like some fans are speculatating Ash attending academic studies in Paldea to improve his knowledge of Pokemon battling.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but in the Pokemon World, a licensed pokemon trainer, which usually is given at the age of 10, is considered eligible to be a professional trainer, as they are given a starter and allowed to compete in gym challenges and tournaments since they are registered in a official pokemon trainer system.
I thought the anime had long ago covered the topic of why Ash doesn't attend a Pokemon training school a while back in the original series, such as in the episode "School of Hardknocks" and the episode that featured pokemon examinations to get into the Pokemon League.
It was made clear that Ash prefers to travel and learn the skills of being a professional pokemon trainer through the contemporary means of traveling to many regions and participating in gym challenges and tournaments.
The Alola school arc, is slightly different, since Ash was just attending a local school where he could learn more about the culture of the Alola region. The Alola school he attended was not structured to be a Pokemon Training school where locals could go to get some form of certification to compete in a official pokemon league, like what was featured in the Pokemon training schools in the original series.
Also, as others have mentioned, Ash is a professional trainer, it narratively does not seem proper for him to back track and attend a beginner or intermediate pokemon training school when he's already classified as a licensed pokemon trainer that can compete in gym challenges and regional tournaments. However, if Paldea suddenly introduced a high level pokemon academic program where elite trainers could get a certification or diploma that would classify them as a Pokemon Master, then that would seem ideal.
Some fans even speculate Ash to be an instructor, and that doesn't seem plausible, since Ash is not a certified academic research professor, like Professor Oak, and we've seen many time in the series that Ash is terrible at his dialogue of explaining to people how pokemon battles work.
If this episode does reveal Ash's decision to visit Paldea it will be to take on some high level challenge, such as catching a legendary or battling in some type of tournament.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but in the Pokemon World, a licensed pokemon trainer, which usually is given at the age of 10, is considered eligible to be a professional trainer, as they are given a starter and allowed to compete in gym challenges and tournaments since they are registered in a official pokemon trainer system.
I thought the anime had long ago covered the topic of why Ash doesn't attend a Pokemon training school a while back in the original series, such as in the episode "School of Hardknocks" and the episode that featured pokemon examinations to get into the Pokemon League.
It was made clear that Ash prefers to travel and learn the skills of being a professional pokemon trainer through the contemporary means of traveling to many regions and participating in gym challenges and tournaments.
The Alola school arc, is slightly different, since Ash was just attending a local school where he could learn more about the culture of the Alola region. The Alola school he attended was not structured to be a Pokemon Training school where locals could go to get some form of certification to compete in a official pokemon league, like what was featured in the Pokemon training schools in the original series.
Also, as others have mentioned, Ash is a professional trainer, it narratively does not seem proper for him to back track and attend a beginner or intermediate pokemon training school when he's already classified as a licensed pokemon trainer that can compete in gym challenges and regional tournaments. However, if Paldea suddenly introduced a high level pokemon academic program where elite trainers could get a certification or diploma that would classify them as a Pokemon Master, then that would seem ideal.
Some fans even speculate Ash to be an instructor, and that doesn't seem plausible, since Ash is not a certified academic research professor, like Professor Oak, and we've seen many time in the series that Ash is terrible at his dialogue of explaining to people how pokemon battles work.
If this episode does reveal Ash's decision to visit Paldea it will be to take on some high level challenge, such as catching a legendary or battling in some type of tournament.
Ragnarok4
2024
Reason #1 why I loved Serena's episode even if I love amourshipping
Ash is very boring as a character, making it all about him is the worst, and people think it's a crime not to.
MunchMunch
Well-Known Member
I'd understand if Ash was some deep, complex character. But....
cricketlaxwolvesbandy
Summoning...
Proof that the writers hate Amourshipping
Tabasco Boshi
★★★★★
How can they hate something that doesn't exist in the universe they created?
Joltik-Kid
Careful? Where's the fun in that?
Well, actually it's Electric, but good thing Journeys decided Ash didn't need a Fire type.
Joltik-Kid
Careful? Where's the fun in that?
These Dragons did more than the Kalos ones
Joltik-Kid
Careful? Where's the fun in that?
The other correct answer would have been Fighting types... which Ash never owned more than 1 at any point in time
cricketlaxwolvesbandy
Summoning...
So sad. They deserved way better.
They lost Ash the Kalos League and that makes me mad.
Ignition
We are so back Zygardebros
Ash had Pignite and Scraggy at the same time in several episodes.
Ignition
We are so back Zygardebros
Fair enough but he also has two Fighting Types right now unless Joltik Kid is joking
charinija
Pokemon Master
Pignite is a very powerful pokemon. had to reach its final evolution.
Mythical-Moonlight
I just ran, I ran all Night and Day ~
Pikachu, Lucario and Greninja are Fire types?
I literally didn't know that
Spider-Phoenix
#ChespinGang
"Hey, that soup's made Pikachu a fire type!"
Joltik-Kid
Careful? Where's the fun in that?
How dare you make me remember Best Wishes...
vondecayle
Long gone are the days
More like Worst Wishes
Pokegirl Fan~
Liko>>>>>Ash
Its so annoying that they went with brain washing instead of Pokemon liberation with Team Plasma smh
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