AuraChannelerChris
Easygoing Luxray.
He would have giggled uncontrollably if it had been a LEGENDARY GIANT ROCK.And here's the reason why he was after the meteonite on Unova: because it's a giant rock.
He would have giggled uncontrollably if it had been a LEGENDARY GIANT ROCK.And here's the reason why he was after the meteonite on Unova: because it's a giant rock.
Might be more just a acknowledement of how different the Elite Four worked in the first generation, i.e. there was just an Elite Four and anyone who beat them was simply declared a league champion but played no further role. The Let's Go games even explain it away by noting that the Indigo League will function differently from now on in having a actual standing Champion for trainers to fight after the Elite Four (and Lance becomes this Champion in the gen 2 games), that this is some kind of recent decision by the powers that be.
The SM meme faces weren't that cringy, they simply added to the comedic style SM was aiming for. It was merely something to get used to after the first couple of times.Well, at least it is not as cringy as SM meme faces.
For me it's cringey and I didn't get used to it. Comedy in SM really dropped the ball, IMO. Comedy in SM(except Bewear comedy) really felt aimed towards toddlers.The SM meme faces weren't that cringy, they simply added to the comedic style SM was aiming for. It was merely something to get used to after the first couple of times.
Now I can agree they kind of focused on his unbeatable status and his sense of direction more than they did building up the other, in my opinion, more interesting aspects of his character (which would have made for one hell of a story arc had they focused on that a bit), but I definitely wouldn't say he's one note.
Different strokes for different blokes I guess. For me, the Bewear stuff got old fairly quickly.For me it's cringy and I didn't get used to it. Comedy in SM really dropped the ball, IMO. Comedy in SM (except Bewear comedy) really felt aimed towards toddlers.
You'll be surprised how they may avoid that aspect of him altogether. Judging the number of episodes so far, I don't think there's enough time for him to display that silly trait of his.Wonder how long it'll take for Leon to be flanderized into an idiot who gets lost all the time
He would have giggled uncontrollably if it had been a LEGENDARY GIANT ROCK.
I expected it to get old, but throughout the series they kept pulling that gag in more and more absurd ways which pretty much always kept it fresh in some way or another; Running on water, the Kiterugumacycle, jumping off a plane to grab Team Rocket in Kanto, "iya na kan--" "KIIIIIIIII!!!!!", the recurring gag of the dummies in the Ula'Ula arc, Nuikoguma showing up in various random ways after it was introduced, the greatest battle of all time in episode 114, the entirety of the "Matori comes to Alola" episode... I mean Kiteruguma wasn't always funny, but she was certainly funny often enough.Different strokes for different blokes I guess. For me, the Bewear stuff got old fairly quickly.
How does Leon’s sense of direction relate to Hop’s character arc?An aside, but this was likely done because it was more relevant to the contents of the main game. Specifically, it was more relevant to Hop's character arc in the story. It makes perfect sense in that case.
And Pokemon anime is aimed towards....adults? LmaoFor me it's cringey and I didn't get used to it. Comedy in SM really dropped the ball, IMO. Comedy in SM(except Bewear comedy) really felt aimed towards toddlers.
Read what I say: TODDLERSAnd Pokemon anime is aimed towards....adults? Lmao
It is primarily a show for CHILDREN. Y'all just have to deal with it.
I'm not denying the Bewear stuff was absurd, but most of the times it showed up I was like "What the frick?!" in a confused way. Though I will say her appearance in Kanto was a massive red line for me tbph.I expected it to get old, but throughout the series they kept pulling that gag in more and more absurd ways which pretty much always kept it fresh in some way or another; Running on water, the Bewear-bike, jumping off a plane to grab Team Rocket in Kanto, "iya na kan--" "KIIIIIIIII!!!!!", the recurring gag of the dummies in the Ula'Ula arc, Stufful showing up in various random ways after it was introduced, the greatest battle of all time in episode 114, the entirety of the "Matori comes to Alola" episode... I mean Bewear wasn't always funny, but she was certainly funny often enough.
Yeah, it started getting absolutely ridiculous when Kiawe Z Inferno Overdrived a stadium full of people (including many people in the battlefield) and only that one Metgaross got hurtI'm sure someone's mentioned this by now, but I LOVE that they finally show walls of energy protecting the audience from stray attacks. That's been bothering me for two decades now haha. You could say it's just a facet of Power Spots but I hope it's something they keep from here on out, even beyond Sword and Shield if they can incorporate it in some way.
Subtitles:"Shake it off, Lizardon!Y'know, I could talk about how great it was to see Lance and his Red Gyarados again, how well Leon's character was portrayed, how totally awesome the battle was, or how I loved that they used Team Rocket's meddling as the reason for why Drednaw went Gigantamax...
But you know what? Forget all of that. All that matters is that Leon said "ora ora" in this episode and sounded exactly like Star Platinum. Instant 10/10.
I think it's hard for people to accept that Pokemon anime is a show aimed primarily towards children, and SM faces just remind them of that fact. Hence the intense dislike for them. People who can accept the anime for what it is will enjoy the faces just fine.Why do people have such a problem with SM faces lol. They can be hilarious and weren't as frequent as they are exaggerated to be. Plus yeah it could be good humor. Sure for some it was cringy but that doesn't mean it's for toddlers. Many people on twitter enjoyed those meme faces and made posts about them. Idk why people have such a problem with childish comedy.