Tushar Acharya
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No I don't think so
Damn it.No I don't think so
Did they at least explain how Ash is able to do that Z-Move or not?
Sun&Moon absolutely does it again, as expected.
This was such a rewarding series to follow and there was too much to love about this penultimate fight, guess this means my boy is the true champ of the entire affair without a fact. Everything mattered in this region and everything paid off.
Did they at least explain how Ash is able to do that Z-Move or not?
Thank god Ash actually got to beat everyone he lost to this time.
Ash won? Ash beat an in game regional champ? He won a league and a regional champ? ........ Feels so weird lol.
Yeah man Ash seems sad. He's accomplished everything he could have in Alola. Maybe now its time for him to leave and he's becoming sad upon the thought of leaving Alola as he has had so much fun here.
I'm certain this is one of the highest forms of Pikachu we've seen, maybe DP is better by a little but Ash literally just showed why he deserves the champion title.
Did they at least explain how Ash is able to do that Z-Move or not?
The Alola League as a whole was a good story. I know people complain about the quality of the battles, but as a culmination for everyone's story, I thought it was a strong league.
The Alola League as a whole was a good story. I know people complain about the quality of the battles, but as a culmination for everyone's story, I thought it was a strong league.
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I think it's one of those premises where there are downsides, but you can see how each and every one of them had some form of necessity for the storytelling and they tried to compensate their best as things went along (eg. the battles starting off novice to work with the less experienced competitors, but then really picking up when it was left to just the pros, Lycanroc being sidelined to let other Pokemon get in wins, but to compensate making his one win THE MOST IMPORTANT). It was a divisive premise, but you can tell the writers really thought through how they'd set it all up.
The only real way they could have made the league work spotlessly is if it had one extra round to it or allowed bigger teams, which given the arc's size already, wouldn't have been practical, even less so if it would have been a standard league where the companions spent the entire thing just watching.
It started off weak, and there was some mishaps here and there.
But it most definitely ended extremely strong. Ash finally winning a league, and then defeating Kukui as a mirror to the actual games where in the games (at least) you become the champion after defeating Kukui.
Ash might not be the champion of the Alola region in title, but he definitely deserves to be considered the Champion of the Alola region (at least until he vacates his power by leaving).
If i have to say, SM Ash is more about Raw Power, while DP Ash was more about maturity and unique strategies. But both should be similar in terms of overall strength.I'm certain this is one of the highest forms of Pikachu we've seen, maybe DP is better by a little but Ash literally just showed why he deserves the champion title.
Not directly, but the dance and singing that the Tapu's did clearly revived the strength of both Kukui and Ash to use a Z-Move again (especially considering that both of their Z-Ring started to shine and then Tapu Koko gave Kukui "Tapunium Z" right after that).Did they at least explain how Ash is able to do that Z-Move or not?
Sun&Moon absolutely does it again, as expected.
This was such a rewarding series to follow and there was too much to love about this penultimate fight, guess this means my boy is the true champ of the entire affair without a fact. Everything mattered in this region and everything paid off.
I meant “ultimate” freakin’ correction app on my phone.Penultimate? Is there another fight?
Ash's love for Alola is so pure and genuine, it can stop time itself just so he and Pikachu can have a conversation.
Good boys. Good battle. Good Kamehame Thunderbolt.