MartínK
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I don't think that Pikachu got a big reset if Pikachu hit that powerfull thunderbolt on Lugia
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November 24th: PM2019 002: On Lugia They Go, Satoshi and Go!
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I don't think that Pikachu got a big reset if Pikachu hit that powerfull thunderbolt on Lugia
pancakemonster
Alola...home...
"Don't worry about it Ash, no trainer could beat a legendary pokemon alone. Especially not with just a Pikachu!"
AuraChannelerChris
Easygoing Luxray.
I mean, that still holds right to this day. Pikachu didn't beat Koko all by himself but with some help from Nagadel.
TheWanderingMist
Paladin of the Snow Queen
I'd like to point out Pikachu wasn't exactly fresh either, having already battled Empoleon and taken some damage. Also, Pikachu tied with Latios after Sceptile and Swellow did nothing to it.
Emboar_Rulez
Pokémon Master (Kinda)
Watch Pikachu loose to Scorbunny
Red and Blue
Well-Known Member
Not to mention Pikachu beat Brandon's Regice all by himself.
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Emboar_Rulez
Pokémon Master (Kinda)
Also Tapu Koko and a already damaged Silvally
AuraChannelerChris
Easygoing Luxray.
All those Pikachu took down aren't exactly medium-tier Legendary Pokemon, though. They're low-tier.
The ones on the game boxes? Those screw him good, or practically can't be taken down conventionally.
The ones on the game boxes? Those screw him good, or practically can't be taken down conventionally.
mehmeh1
Not thinking twice!
Didn't Tapu Koko hold back Necrozma and get him away from Melemele (also the only time he actually acted as an island guardian lmao) ?
AuraChannelerChris
Easygoing Luxray.
You mean Pew Pew Alien? Ha ha. Let's be real. That Necrozma wasn't that hot.
A-anyway, before this derails, how believable will it be for Pikachu to take down a freaking Lugia right on the first episode? That kind of will set his power level for the rest of the season.
Rock Captain 99
Following the dreams!!
First it was Ho-oh, now it's Lugia. It would have been wonderful if both of them could share the episode alongside each other. Ho-oh for Ash and Lugia for Go, just like Solgaleo and Lunala in SM for Ash and Gladion!
ShadowForce720
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Probably more believable then say if he was taking out like a Dialga or a Primal Groudon right off the bat. I mean it wouldn't really be that surprising if in the anime even mascot legendaries or pokemon that are as powerful as them are depicted in being different tiers then just all mascot legendaries being the exact same strength as one another. I mean really looking at it the problem the idea of battling say Dialga, Palkia, or Yveltal is that in the former two's case they really can't seem to battle without it leading to destroying time or space around them, and the problem with the latter is that when ever it uses it's signature move it seems to turn almost anything with a few exceptions to stone.
Now while Lugia is certainly stronger then some other legendary pokemon I wouldn't say that it's necessarily so powerful that a trainer couldn't beat it. I think at the end of the day when it comes to the mascot legendary pokemon it really is a case by case basis depending on which one your talking about.
Although if I were to take a guess as to how the battle between Lugia and Pikachu goes down is that maybe after Pikachu is able to land a hit or a few hits on Lugia, Lugia winds up starting to try and run away and Ash and Pikachu chase after it, maybe it's even a case where Lugia doesn't defeat Pikachu but momentarily stuns it.
Twilight-Kun
Pokemon World Champion
Pity it means about as much as everything else on that dresser
Red and Blue
Well-Known Member
You mean a whole lot? Those are all good accomplishments
Pity it means about as much as everything else on that dresser
AuraChannelerChris
Easygoing Luxray.
Hey.
Pity it means about as much as everything else on that dresser
Don't diss the Clefairy Doll. It's a reminder of Clefairy getting overshadowed by Pikachu.
Twilight-Kun
Pokemon World Champion
Then why doesn't Ash keep those experiences? Why does he keep getting reset? Why is he wowed by things he's literally seen a thousand times before?
Pokegirl Fan~
Liko>>>>>Ash
Inconsistent writing.
AuraChannelerChris
Easygoing Luxray.
Acquired stupidity depending on the same writers.
Red and Blue
Well-Known Member
You mean wowed by older Pokemon he has seen before? I don't see why that's a bad thing. Especially if they make him nostalgic over Pokemon he owned in the past like the Kanto starters
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