Like the first part this part didn't go really how I thought and hoped it would. I didn't want Pignite to get a win, and I was expecting it to lose, oh well. It still looks interesting to me based on the pictures. I do wish that Ash's team came out at the end or something.
were did this Garbodor get this garbage bag from ??
first w have a crustle who make the sky rain rocks
and now a garbodor who creates garbage bags out of nothing !!
Pokemon became magicians in BW :/
I don't know...probably thought what with the description of "Gunk Shot" being "The user shoots filthy garbage at the foe to attack. It may also poison the target.", that it was to keep some trash on itself at all times or something...
thats NOT an answer...how can a crustle make the sky rain rock ?? does this seams logical to you ??
I remember back then when a pokemon use rock slides, itg just hit the ground and the rock come out of the ground and falls on the target,and not like ridicules animation.
Looking up the move, the only other time Rock Slide has been used other then from Cilan's Crustle/Dwebble was:
Egan's Magcargo-Magcargo slams its head into walls, causing boulders to fall on the opponent.
Alan's Nosepass-Nosepass's body becomes outlined in blue and a nearby rock also becomes surrounded in blue and it floats into the air above the opponent. The rock then splits apart and the pieces come falling down on the opponent.
So what if Crustle can pull rocks from nowhere, it's not that big of a deal. Besides, if the move were to always be depended on the surroundings, then it wouldn't be all that useful as it's not like you'll have rocks to use all the time, unless those rocks will just conveniently be there...yah that's logically...
This is an Anime, more so that it's about monsters that can shoot fire and water and whatnot...they aren't going for realistic or logical portrayal of moves...even though Gunk Shot was perfectly fine considering it's description.
Does it really matter? Seriously Pansage summons a giant rock out of no where and Pignite summons columns of fire from the ground the anime does this all the time.
Well Fire Pledge's description in the game matches the animation of the move in the anime, "A column of fire hits opposing Pokémon", the only differences I guess would be that the Anime has more while the game description is in singular. As for Rock Tomb, again, it's better then having a convenient rock nearby to use, or never getting to use the move because there isn't a rock around. If Pokemon can spit fire, they should be able to create rocks too.
But no, it doesn't matter.