iraqmaster
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Finally, a Rival that isn't some buddy buddy good guy like the rest of them..
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Paul
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Yeah there are too many of those in the anime so having paul is a great change of pace then what we usually get. I would not enjoy it as much if it was just another happy, friendly rival.
Chim-Charred!
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I know, I feel the exact same way! It's another one of the many thing I love about Paul!
Chim-Charred!
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Paul is my favorite Pokémon character of all time but I could never do what he used to do. I was playing online and for the sake of winning I commanded my Garchomp to use Earthquake even though my Infernape would be hurt in the process. I've never ever done anything like that before! I felt so bad that even though one more attack would have done it and Garchomp was faster, I gave in. I'll never do that again! I'm glad Paul seems to care more about his Pokémon than he used to because that stuff is HARSH!
Well I think that Paul is one of my favorite characters either. I love his personality, he reminds me someone. I don't know if he care more to his pokemon but I do know that he won't be sad if one of his pokemon will be hurt very hard like Ash does.
Paul is a great character, but as a human being, he is detestable. I know people like that, and I do not associate with them. I do not tolerate abusers, whether real or fictional.
I'm surprised and impressed that they put a character like this in a kids' show. He isn't portrayed as being flat-out evil; he has a backstory and is even somewhat complex. It doesn't make him likable, but it makes him more realistic than most of the characters.
I'm surprised and impressed that they put a character like this in a kids' show. He isn't portrayed as being flat-out evil; he has a backstory and is even somewhat complex. It doesn't make him likable, but it makes him more realistic than most of the characters.
cookies kill you
Like a boss
like him or not he has a very smart training methods by seeing whats best seeing whats best effective on pokemon and giving it to his bro so it will boost the exp for his pokemon
Effective doesn't mean good. There was a music director I worked with that got excellent results from his singers- but very few ever chose to work with him a second time, and at least one group blacklisted him for the way he treated the singers. Was he brilliant? Yes. Nobody denies that. Was he effective? Yes. Was it worth what he put people through? No.
In some ways, Paul reminds me of this man. He is obnoxious, abrasive, arrogant, abusive, and, unfortunately, effective. (But not brilliant. Not even close.) But being effective doesn't mean much if nobody wants to deal with you because you are a complete and utter DB.
In some ways, Paul reminds me of this man. He is obnoxious, abrasive, arrogant, abusive, and, unfortunately, effective. (But not brilliant. Not even close.) But being effective doesn't mean much if nobody wants to deal with you because you are a complete and utter DB.
Chim-Charred!
Blast Evolution!
Well I don't know, if the guy can really help you sing better, and it's important to you, it might me something you have to endure. Think about the millions of people that have DB bosses but have to put up with them because they need to be paid. Sure you could quit and get a lower paying job but it wouldn't be worth it in the end.
Prominence
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I understand why little children like Paul. They may think he's a meanie but he has very powerful Pokémon at his disposal. All his Pokémon evolve very fast wich means he always shows up with different strong Pokémon. He's a jerk. I like that and we all know he will eventually warm up and become a nice(r) person. I'm not looking forward to that, though.
Does anybody think/hope Paul will ditch Weavile? That thing has lost so many battles...
If Paul were to have a theme song, it is anything with +30 swears.
Aside from that,
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First of all, beeting the Orange League, Battle Frontier, and placing relatively high in three -soon to be four- Leagues does not make you a joke of a trainer.
Secondly, are you speaking about D/P when you say the thing about evolving? Because Staraptor, Gliscor, Torterra, and Infernape would all like a word with you.
Thirdly, any Pokemon that comes into your possession is caught. The Riolu I got from Riley in Pokemon Pearl is deemed as caught. And what do you mean he can't have more than six Pokemon? If your counting Sinnoh, he has 7. If your counting the entire series, that's like 30-ish.
Fourthly, Ash does catch Pokemon. Grotle/Torterra, Staraptor and Gible. Not to mention all the other non D/P.
Fifthly, "being the best character in the anime" and being "the best character in the anime in your opinion" are different things. I hope you think the latter, or else that's sort of arrogant.
If Paul were to have a theme song, it is anything with +30 swears.
Aside from that,
t
First of all, beeting the Orange League, Battle Frontier, and placing relatively high in three -soon to be four- Leagues does not make you a joke of a trainer.
Secondly, are you speaking about D/P when you say the thing about evolving? Because Staraptor, Gliscor, Torterra, and Infernape would all like a word with you.
Thirdly, any Pokemon that comes into your possession is caught. The Riolu I got from Riley in Pokemon Pearl is deemed as caught. And what do you mean he can't have more than six Pokemon? If your counting Sinnoh, he has 7. If your counting the entire series, that's like 30-ish.
Fourthly, Ash does catch Pokemon. Grotle/Torterra, Staraptor and Gible. Not to mention all the other non D/P.
Fifthly, "being the best character in the anime" and being "the best character in the anime in your opinion" are different things. I hope you think the latter, or else that's sort of arrogant.
He should replace Weavile against Ash, but he might use it in other battles (double battles or 3 vs 3). Gliscor wasn't shown enough so I don't know if it stronger. it beat a Gligar but I was impressed from it when he knocked out Electabuzz.
streetlightdsb
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No it hasn't. It's lost twice on screen. Once to a champion (which really doesn't count because even Ash's Charizard would probably lose to Cynthia's Garchomp) and the other time to one of Ash's strongest pokemon on him at the time. Both perfectly acceptable losses. For all we know Weavile gets Paul most of his wins off screen. Besides, he wouldn't keep it for multiple regions if it was weak.
Torpoleon
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Maybe one day he will release it. We've seen it in 2 battles. Against Cynthia's Garchomp and Ash's Staraptor and it lost in both. It was faster than Ash's Staraptor although even Reggie said that Staraptor had the advantage.
Wow, it is kind of hard to believe that Paul is starting to respect Ash now. It was in DP163 when Ash's Monferno evolved.
Chim-Charred!
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I think Paul was just giving credit where credit is do. Infernape is a top level Pokémon. I know because it's my main battling Pokémon in competitive battles. Paul might take Ash more seriously but I doubt he respects him.
Torpoleon
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Well I read on Bulbapedia that Paul respects Ash a little bit. That would be because Ash managed to make Chimchar into an Infernape. Paul is slowly starting to respect Ash.
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