SunGodNika1997
Four Sheets to the Wind in Copenhagen
While we're all feeling a little nostalgic at the moment, thought this might make for a fun discussion. I'll start.
I remember it surprisingly vividly. I was visiting my aunt's house at the time when my cousin, who is about 7 or 8 years older than me, turned on the TV to watch Pokemon, the episode being The Bridge Bike Gang (OS036). If I'm not mistaken, this was when the episode debuted in the US, which would have been Oct. 23, 1998 (a few days shy of my 3rd birthday, actually).
It's not necessarily one of the best-remembered episodes, as it's a filler, but there was enough to hook me in. Seeing the crazy monsters doing battle, tons of comedy, and most of all, seeing how cool it was for Ash to risk his life to save the sick Pokemon in the next town left an impact. By the end of the episode, I wanted more. After this, my cousin started "educating" me on the anime up to that point, and showed me a bit of his Pokemon Red version as well. Ever since that day, I've been a fan of the franchise as a whole. This same cousin gave me his Pokemon VHS collection once he outgrew the series a few years later, so I'm beyond grateful for that.
In addition, this episode contains one of my favorite Brock gags ever.
I remember it surprisingly vividly. I was visiting my aunt's house at the time when my cousin, who is about 7 or 8 years older than me, turned on the TV to watch Pokemon, the episode being The Bridge Bike Gang (OS036). If I'm not mistaken, this was when the episode debuted in the US, which would have been Oct. 23, 1998 (a few days shy of my 3rd birthday, actually).
It's not necessarily one of the best-remembered episodes, as it's a filler, but there was enough to hook me in. Seeing the crazy monsters doing battle, tons of comedy, and most of all, seeing how cool it was for Ash to risk his life to save the sick Pokemon in the next town left an impact. By the end of the episode, I wanted more. After this, my cousin started "educating" me on the anime up to that point, and showed me a bit of his Pokemon Red version as well. Ever since that day, I've been a fan of the franchise as a whole. This same cousin gave me his Pokemon VHS collection once he outgrew the series a few years later, so I'm beyond grateful for that.
In addition, this episode contains one of my favorite Brock gags ever.