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What I Did for Love! (444)
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Alfonso
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Endgamelikespie said:
True, true.
All that sounds a lot like character bashing to me. Feel free to continue if you want a warning.
Also, filling your posts with needless and random swearing does not make you 'cool' and it doesn't make your post look more intelligent. An intelligent person can get their point across without SCREAMING down other people's throats.Games =/= Anime. :/
Brock put up a good fight against an experience coordinator. I for one feel that we should be pleased... while May defeated him, his experience with Pokemon matched her experience in Contests.
For anyone who feels Brock was hard done by: compare his performance in this episode with May's in Win, Lose or Drew. Considering that this was the first time he'd ever entered a contest, he did extremely well. May didn't KO Marshtomp; we can't even say for sure that she was winning the battle. The deduction of points in contest matches are determined by how good the Pokemon look while battling, not by how much health they have left. May has more experience than Brock with getting her Pokemon to perform attacks in an aesthetically pleasing manner, so the fact that she still just barely beat Brock in that department paints him in a most favourable light. I daresay that in a normal battle, not a contest one, Brock could very well have won.
Brock may have lost, but at least both sides managed to do their best effort and gave a soild fight in the end.
you know, it's rather odd, when news came out that May will receive an Eevee egg, I was prepared for the absolute worst, in that it'll be spotlight hogging and uber-powerful... now that I've seen it in action, I can see that it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be...
...I might even begin to like this Eevee...
you know, it's rather odd, when news came out that May will receive an Eevee egg, I was prepared for the absolute worst, in that it'll be spotlight hogging and uber-powerful... now that I've seen it in action, I can see that it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be...
...I might even begin to like this Eevee...
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CyberCubed
Yeah, ok!
V Faction said:
You're talking about Dig?
Anyway, glad to see *most* people here accept this episode, and that Brock and May both really shined. It's more than I can say about people on other forums, where all they do is b*tch and complain about how Brock should have won, how May needs to leave the series, and how this episode was horrible. -_-
Anyway I don't know if I said this before, but I really love Eevee's moveset of Dig and Shadowball. It really is fun to watch, and it's a lot better than the boring moveset that Gary's Eevee had. (Tackle/Quick Attack/Reflect/whatever)
This episode also proved that Brock can still hold his own in battle. His strategy of making Absol slip on the floor was extremely well done, I see this guy hasn't lost his Rock-type Gym leader touch. Brock was in tip-top form in this episode, too bad we probably won't see him in a serious battle again for like...the next 100 episodes...assuming he's even in the next region.
The Great Butler
Hush, keep it down
I'll just make one logical statement.
If Brock were meant to win this Contest, Harley wouldn't have won the earlier contest.
If Brock were meant to win this Contest, Harley wouldn't have won the earlier contest.
I hope you aren't talking about Bulbagarden, since there has been far less complaining about Brock's loss/Eevee/the contest in general there than there has been on this thread.
You know, it's funny how many of May's final opponents in the Kanto contests have been old characters. Harley twice and now Brock - the only new ones have been the Salaryman and Wakana. It's strange, as in Hoenn the writers came up with a new person for her to face every time: Drew, Grace, Timmy, Savannah, Kelly, Harley, Erika. It'll be interesting to see who she goes up against for her fifth ribbon. I have a feeling she might end up facing Drew. Though looking at my track record for predicting Drew's appearances in Kanto, I should probably keep my mouth shut. XD
CyberCubed
Yeah, ok!
That's probably true, especially since you're wondering why none of these other coordinators made it to the Grand Festival?
Surely at least some of May's other opponents besides Drew/Harley are capable of getting 5 ribbons yes?
I remember being really disappointed when the Hoenn GF first came out, and that neither Kelly nor the Phantom were there. I really wanted to see more coordinators return than the main two, and it really is a shame that none of these other great characters manage to get 5 ribbons in time.
I'm kind of hoping Wakana returns for the GF as well, but judging by the fact that she doesn't even have a single ribbon yet, I doubt it. :/
Surely at least some of May's other opponents besides Drew/Harley are capable of getting 5 ribbons yes?
I remember being really disappointed when the Hoenn GF first came out, and that neither Kelly nor the Phantom were there. I really wanted to see more coordinators return than the main two, and it really is a shame that none of these other great characters manage to get 5 ribbons in time.
I'm kind of hoping Wakana returns for the GF as well, but judging by the fact that she doesn't even have a single ribbon yet, I doubt it. :/
The co-ordinators of the day were all good characters, though, IMO. And they didn't all drop off the face of the Earth - Drew, Harley and Robert all put in showings at the Grand Festival, and the others got cameos watching it on TV. They even sent May letters of support; she tells Caroline that they all keep in touch with regular e-mails, cards, and so forth. Besides, Pokemon is based upon the gang travelling around and meeting lots of people. It's often the personality of the CotD that makes or breaks an episode.PDL said:
Well, Kelly and the Phantom not being there made sense as they both had permanent homes in Lilicove/Verdanturf. Without being able to travel, they probably wouldn't have been able to get to enough contests to earn five ribbons.CyberCubed said:
I was very disappointed Grace didn't make it, though. She already had three ribbons back in Pros and Con Artists, are we really supposed to believe she couldn't manage another two before the GF? She didn't get a mention in the scene where May reads her letters, either. Perhaps the writers forgot about her. :/
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Contest points, actually. But it got me thinking... anything can be made to be a plot device.CyberCubed said:
A boat! "Aww, we missed the boat to the next Gym!"
A girl! "I'll fight for this random girl I just met!"
An evil organization! "Grr! We are bad. We do bad things. Fear us!"
And many, many other things.
Korobooshi Kojiro
Funnnngaaaaa
Okay....what about underwear, is that a plot point?
But, I actually like Pokemon's predictablilty, it makes it relaxing to watch.
But, I actually like Pokemon's predictablilty, it makes it relaxing to watch.
The Great Butler
Hush, keep it down
Responding to the earlier post about the Coordinators of the Day: Timmy/Phantom was a great character. If any one of the CotD's deserved to be in the Grand Festival, he'd be my pick. It would also be a nice way of showing how his mother changed after the inital Phantom Coordinator arc.
Korobooshi Kojiro
Funnnngaaaaa
V Faction said:
That was a test, man V, your so witty its scary!;munchlax;
Salaryman needs to come back, coolest name ever.
Homme d'affaires!
Jo-Jo said:
well, I was thinking more about early trainers such as A.J and Giselle and other early Kanto CotD, we hear as much about them as we do about Ash's Pidgeot and Primeape.
At least the writers and animators make an attempt to not go that path and hear from them once in a while.
I guess coordinators are more sociable then pokemon trainers...
Hmmmm.....
"Gee, I'm tired. Maybe I'll stop and fish for a while... I can leave my bike here, standing conveniently in the road, not tied to anything."
"You're sitting on my rocks, young man." (god that one sounds wrong.)
"I know, let's attack the Viridian Pokemon Centre while an overpowered Pikachu happens to be recuperating inside it."
"Egad! Another Beedrill swarm!"
Wow, Pokemon really is amazingly contrived.