Sonnas
Well-Known Member
I guess it sorta played amusingly off the fact that the protagonists were so used to the usual beats of the formula pacing them and keeping them in control that they kinda bungled and struggled when it came to actually flowing a story on their own without the 'training wheels'. I think if it took itself more seriously it might have fell badly, but the fact it was played intentionally comically and awkward a lot of the time made it kinda of endearing. They're trying.
So your saying that you just want all of pokemon or just SM to just be devoid of serious moments and just be all goofy? Because you lost me at the first sentence.It's sort of like those odd cartoons where the laws of physics AREN'T bending over to make sure Bugs Bunny wins anymore. It's interesting to see how a character that's used to being a winner enforced by premise responds to no longer being able to just run on automatic, even if maybe SM maybe shouldn't have done them quite as often since that itself can end up a formula in time.