"...But first, have you ever wanted to browse the internet safely?" "Well, you're out of luck. I'm sure your IP is getting tracked as we speak." That one got me ngl
Erm actually, in technicality, yes your IP is being tracked. But not in the way you think. All websites track your IP (well they don't TRACK it, but they do use it) to actually make you connect to the website. Besides, most good IPs will change after a while (this is called a Dynamic IP.) 🤓👆
I remember catching a shiny relicanth my first time playing sapphire, and it was so rare that I legitimately thought it was supposed to be blue. I love that they took our discovery of the coelacanth and ran with it. I'd love for them to be an ancient god.
For what it's worth, I'm pretty sure the war is past-tense in B/G/R, since the game was made by Satoshi Tajiri to evoke HIS childhood, so Lieutenant Surge was probably freshly home from the Pokemon World's equivalent of the Vietnam war circa 1975.
Of course, it's turn based, non turn based battle is outlawed by the Geneva convention (I would make a pokemon pun, but I couldn't come up with anything)
What stood out to me in the War section is the absence of mentioning what region Kalos was at war with 3000 years ago. Unless I missed that having an official answer at some point, one theory poses it was with Galar since SwSh also mentions it had a great war a long time ago, and also making it a cute nod to the fact that IRL France and Great Britain were at war with each other many times throughout history.
@@Joe4evryea that’s a solid theory. I kinda think it could also be Paldea they went to war with since galar was going through the darkest day 3,000 years ago. Unova could sort of fit in too since there are those statues of reshiram and zekrom in kalos. Then again it could’ve been a civil war since France had a pretty notorious one. I really hope our questions are answered soon, can’t wait for legends za
Remember when peoples theorized before SM released that Lillie was an ultra beast because of her similar design to what we’ll later know as nihilego (lusamine and gladion as well per connection)
I mean, the design connection _was_ intentional, just in a different way. Lusamine was so obsessed with Nihilego that she dressed up her daughter to look like the UB. I like the drawings spawned by this theory though. Always love that part of the fandom. 😊
@@noobed9646it tastes like glass. And pain. Because glass. If you got it up to a molten temperature, though, it’d prolly have the consistency of a thick pudding, so you could safely eat it then
The thing about the Paradox Pokemon is that the alternate timeline answer was actually stated the entire time… but only in the Japanese version, where the AI Professor actually tells you straight up. The localization team didn’t bring that part over until the DLC reaffirmed it.
One of my theories are that the Pokémon League exists *because* of the war. It was essentially a way to make sure it wouldn't happen again. The league was a way to always have the best of the best protecting a region and by having trainers challenge them and either becoming gym leaders, Elite Four memebers, or even champion, each region would always have a team of elite guardians that could act as both protectors and representants on the world stage when it comes to diplomacy. They are there both to prevent their region from starting wars and to protect them from other regions wanting to start a war. Lt. Surge and his gym members are all veterans of the most recent war before the formation of the leaugue and as he probably was a prominent soldier during said war it was probably a given to make him a gym leader. It could also have been a diplomatic move since Lt. Surge has been retconned from being from America to being from Unova, making him the only non-native member of the Kanto league. Maybe he got the position in part to display the "good will" between the regions as a political and diplomatic showing, possibly because they were former enemies.
This could also fit with why Alola is so late in terms of establishing a league. Maybe Alola was a territory Kanto and Unova were fighting over, and Unova initially had control over it, even though it was closer to Kanto geographically. Then after the war it became fully independent, but eventually Unova started to get a little handsy again, so Alola asks for help from Kanto in establishing a league because the Kahunas aren't recognized as strong enough. Which also explains why Red and Blue are there, even though it's said/ implied that they're just on vacation and there to check out the Battletree.
People talking all these years about Blue’s missing Raticate when i was more annoyed with him not having a Cubone in his party when he said he caught one and had an open slot in his party.
@@masonmcmahon512 they failed multiple times, or it started to bud like an ameba. Also, since it can shape shift, it can turn into a flying or water type pokemon and go to another region. That's my idea at least
1:59 I’d like to add that after the battle, Blue outright tells us he was looking for marowak but couldn’t find any. This likely means that he just left the raticate in the PC so he could train his marowak sooner (as you had to have an empty slot in your party to avoid sending a mon to the box in gen 1) and just never bothered to bring raticate back. This also implies that team rocket nearly hunted marowak to extinction, which I feels like makes for a better theory since it isn’t as much of a stretch, has more evidence, and adds to the story of gen 1 rather that distorting it
I love how people will read between nonexistent lines to make the games seem "mature" bc some of the plot points in the games are rather mature for the target audience (N and Lusamine's kids being abused, Arven being neglected/losing his parents, Team Star being bullied, Black and White's whole theme of idealogical perspectives) but because people don't die or say swears it doesn't count
One of my new favorite theories is really lighthearted. During the lead up to the indigo disk, there was a theory that Kieran was possessed and had his own toxic chain. The DLC came out and the theory was proven false, he really was just having a rebellious phase. The best part, in the epilogue Kieran, along with the player and nurse, was the only one not possessed. That's just funny.😂
The best part is that the devs knew what they were doing with adding lines like: -"You really like playing the puppetmaster dont you?" (Kieran) -"Heh, Peachy." (Drayden) They really made fun of us and had fun with it.
I've had a theory where the Pokemon species that got Mega Evolutions were the same species that partook in the Kalos war, and only some got Megas because of it. I imagine its pieces of them being crystallized into Mega Stones. But hey, that might be how they introduce new Megas in Z-A!
I really like the "N is a Zoroark" theory. I just feel like it's more interesting to have a Pokémon that decided to live as a person than there just being a slightly weird guy.
I could believe the Humans are Pokémon theory from an irl biological standpoint. Like, humans are technically animals in real life (we just separate ourselves due to our intelligence and technological differences), and Pokémon are effectively their worlds version of animals, so it's not entirely out of the question for Humans being Pokémon in the Pokémon world. They might even have a similar separation mentality that we do in this world. Yes I'm aware there were animals in a small handful of the early anime episodes but considering they haven't been shown or mentioned since, and have even been actively removed like the PLA dex for Raichu changing African Elefants to Copperajah, I think that that was just a remnant of the Pokémon team not having the world fully established yet. Also, the fact that there's an egg group literally called the "Human-like" egg group, the connection can't exactly be ignored
I have this theory that Cubone's skull helmet is actually made out of clay instead of being from their mothers considering that they seem to live whenever I get a Cubone egg from the Daycare. Adding onto this, the PokeDex entries about Cubone's Mother are just tales passed around aside from the ones about Mandibuzz being its natural enemy. Plus, clay is associated with the Ground type what with there being Runerigus. 8:05 I had this fun headcanon that in habitats with both species populations that Marowak live alongside Kangaskhan so in case the parents die out, they'd have someone to look after their offspring. 11:48 I think it's a similar case to Ash's Pokémon being at Oak's Ranch. N's Zoroark could be just chilling in his castle.
The paradox pokemon actually have a simple solution. It's a classic Bootstrap paradox. Terapagos pulls in the alternate timeline pokemon via the time machine, and at the end of the main story the AI in the time machine goes back/forward. So What if Terapagos could have also dropped copies of the Paradox pokemon in the distant past, when the book(either version) was made. Which is why they pulled those specific pokemon via the time machine. Basically, because they were selected to be brought into the future, they were found in the past(or rather seen), then the professors were thinking of the pokemon, thus pulling the copies out, thus they somehow ended up in the past. Neat little loop, a paradox if you will.
You missed the lynch pin of the N Zoarark theory. I’m summarizing all this off the top of my head, but here goes. In black and white 2, if you have save data from the first games, you can get memories and flash backs of different characters and their pasts and lives imbetween the two games. In N’s memory, it’s his nurses (or maybe his sisters?) talking about him. However, this is the ONLY FLASHBACK in the ENTIRE GAME where the character it’s about isn’t present. There is, however, an eavesdropping zorua present.
Regarding the War theory -- Now, OUT of narrative, Pokémon in the first generation was like, a lot _less_ concerned with preserving its own fiction, and Surge was a reference to a stereotype familiar to japanese Seventies kids (which Tajiri and his mates making the game were): That of the now-aged but still gigantic and boisterous American former-soldier who chose to _stay_ in the country after WW2. "The War", would therefore be -- World War Two. Then, of course, Pokémon was popular and kept going, and real-world references were slowly scrubbed away. If we _assume_ that Surge remaining as an American Liutenant in the remakes (or, ig, Unovan Liutenant if they ever decide to patch THAT inconsistency--) means there really was a war -- -- Then World War Two it is. There was a Poké-Hitler. He tried to Toxic an entire laundry list of "undesirables". _And KANTO/JOHTO WAS ON HIS SIDE_
One interesting theory I heard is that Haunter IS a Gengar, one that's partially reaching into a different dimension and "evolves" by being "traded" back to its native reality.
For some stuff in Gen 1, assumptions can be made based on Kanto being analogous to the Kanto region of Japan around 1996. Like, Lt. Surge is probably referring to the Gulf War
I still think it’s funny that people joke about the “Jigglypuff seen from above” thing when a huge majority of this community couldn’t recognize Slaking seen from behind in the Scarlet/Violet Books and assumed it was some brand new Pokemon we have yet to see.
I always believed Professor Sycamore was Alain’s dad. They look suspiciously similar, and we never see Alain’s parents. Professor Sycamore was also there in person when Alain was in the Master’s Eight (something I’m pretty sure Ash’s mom didn’t even do with her son). Before and after XYZ, where Alain was, Professor Sycamore usually was too. Perhaps Alain was so distant from Professor Sycamore because as Lysandre manipulated him more and more, Alain thought he needed to be tougher and stronger and not have support from anyone and be swaddled over by his dad as much as I’m guessing he was.
i didint know that you also made long form videos, i learn a lot from your shorts even though I've been a pokefan since 2009. so knowing you actually make the best form of content i like consuming makes me pretty happy cuz i don't like scrolling thru shorts at all, i only click on the people i follow when they get on my fyp. also thank you for making these shorts i really enjoy them.
The paradox Pokemon ARE from past and futures we never see. They professor found them, causing him to make a time machine, which then cause them to exist in the first place. Hence the name paradox.
the timelines theories went wild when oras cameout, basically was the mega timeline (xy and oras) and the normal timeline (gen 1 -gen 5 games) with AZ floette in oras they also drop a bunch of theories xD
I think Blue's raticate theory is dumb because in any game blue is the champion in his dialogue is: "Hey, Red! I was looking forward to seeing you, !/You came back, Red! Hahah, that is so great! My rival should be strong to keep me sharp. While working on my Pokédex, I looked all over for Pokémon. Not only that, I assembled teams that would beat any Pokémon type. And now… I am the Pokémon League Champion! Red! Do you know what that means? I'll tell you. I am the most powerful Trainer in the world!" that means he experienced and caught a lot of pokemons and maybe when he tried out raticate he became a weakling so he boxxed it
Also,shouldn't Blue hate Red immensely if that were true? I don't know,i wouldn't go on vacation with the guy that sent my Giant-Mutant-Rat to the Shadow Realm
That fakeout at the beginning legit tricked me and I hate myself for it... We all skip the ad revenue spot usually and I was thinking "Oh boy a NordVPN ad!" Then I skip forward and then notice you were continuing your chat so I went backwards, ngl good fake out
1:36 yes there is. Ratatta doesn’t evolve until level 20, but it’s catchable in the wild below that. So it’s more likely that Blue just boxed it to get the power upgrade early, then boxed that Ratakete when he found an even better option.
There is a lot more evidence to the theory that humans are a form of Pokémon. For example, humans can develop themselves both physically and mentally to be able to match Pokémon but only those who focus on one of these aspects can truly excell to the point of matching some increadibly powerful Pokémon. Martial artists can train until they can go toe-to-toe with Pokémons like Machamp and win and some humans develop psychic powers or near magical abilities through dedication and/or obsessions. Humans in the Pokémon universe are clearly far more resiliant than us, able to tank attacks and abilities that honestly should just outright kill them. Pokémon bonds to humans far too easy for being wild animals that it seems to be a unique ability we have that no other Pokémon develops. There have been cases where some humans have been hinted in being able to use Moves or at least something similar to Moves, the HMs more specifically, though these are rare. Remember, In gen 3 a guy is described as as digging or punching his way through a *mountain* just so he can see his girlfriend. He's going through solid rock. Sounds like him using Dig to me. And the Move Tutors seem to be able to use the very moves they teach, like Psychic, Torment, Headbutt, etc. Most likely, humans are just another species of Pokémon that evolved to be increadibly empathic and adaptable in exchange for being weaker in baseline. Humans have, essentially, kind of trash base stats (aside from maybe Defence and Special Defence) but have immense potential and higher gain from EVs, maybe even a higher EV limit than other Pokémon's 255 per stat. At least that's what I believe.
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The ditto is a mew clone as actually had a wrench thrown in it, one of the main dev (I think the main man himself) for RB was asked about the theory with them saying it was the first time they heard about it
I don't really pay much mind to what the developers did or didn't intend. If I like a theory, and it doesn't clash too much with established in-game lore and stuff, then I take it.
My favorite part of the coma theory is how they bring up team rocket being "less threatening" after the first episode when they didn't show up till the second episode.
I have a better idea of why ash doesn't age it's because everything is happening really fast like one piece where for us it been 20+ years, but for the straw hats it's only been 2 years so ash's adventure might just be a 10 month journey
7:35 I’ll do you one better: Eggsecute. It’s 12 eggs doing weird stuff to summon one completely different looking egg that hatches into 6 eggs. The sun will explode before this makes any sort of sense
@@Gothic_Rainbow_TV Koga & Sabrina have a Venomoth but they never have a Venomoth at the same time the theory goes that both of their Venomoths are the same and that it gets passed around due to it somehow being the only thing split during divorce while Jasmine is just her father's property i guess
I have a theory. We know some ghost types were once people, but we also see ashs soul leave his body. But we neer see other human souls, not even when allistor accidentally takes ash and goh to the spirit realm. This leadsme to believe most humans are just husks for players or npcs
I have seen a lot of wtf theories on the internet. I remember vividly when people were convinced nemona was a robot because of the thing she wears on her arm
The raticate theory hinges on the idea Blue wouldn’t just switch out a mon on his team, the issue is as we know Blue has caught way more than just 5 Pokemon, since there’s a NPC who looks at how many Pokemon you’ve caught and then compares it to how many Blues caught, so it means he has tonnes of mons not on his team, also considering Rattata doesn’t evolve until level 20 and Blues Raticate is level 16 it might not even be the same Pokemon, he might have just caught a raticate and then switched it for his ratata again making it clear he is happy to switch his team up
“If we’re not getting the mature, violent Pokémon for grown ups, then damn it, we’ll make it ourselves!” That’s pretty much why most of the theories are made lol, it adds that extra lore that Gamefreak wouldn’t be able to, or wouldn’t dare to include.
I much prefer the "Ash is the Evil King of Pokelantis" theory over the "Ash is in a coma theory." If you've seen the anime episode "Battling the Enemy Within" Ash gets possessed by the soul of the ancient king of pokelantis... whom was chasing down Ho'oh in pursuit of immortality, but instead his soul was caught by a Mew. If that episode was Ash's only connection to Pokelantis, it'd just be a fun possession thing. But Ash's Aura abilities? They come from the line of knights and nobility of Pokelantis. Further somehow in the pokemon rangers movie, Ash was able to open the sealed doors to Pokelantis, that would only open for one of royal blood. Sure the movie calls Manaphy the prince of the sea, but he didn't open the doors, Ash did. Even if Ash isn't literally the King of Pokelantis, just with the evil soul and mind cleansed from him... he certainly is descendant from the guy
I think in the Pokémon world there was 100% a war over 3000 years prior to the events in Pokémon X and Y where AZ created a superweapon to end the war; however, his treasured abandoned him due to it and radiation/excess energy from firing the weapon made him either immortal or age very slowly and gain a form of gigantism. I think it is the only time in the series where it is bluntly explained there was a war.
Saying some of the male trainer archetypes in kanto shouldnt be trusted with a firearm is crazy when you remember theyd be left behind with magical animals that are effectively WMDs in a region now with reduced law enforcement 😂
I think the "hidden lore" in kanto and places like paldea and kalos are more cut content or things they themselves didn't plan out so they leave it blank to open back up one day to possibly fit with something else down the line. They still never revisit these things though. It is too bad that Pokémon never answers many things yet they still imply there are important things without providing the importance. Like with the dark legendaries in paldea, they have a VERY surface level lore of the king, they put ruins ALL OVER the region making it like a defining motif for the region, and never expand or make it meaningful. They really cannot tell a story and instead just wasted a whole lore line that is overt and implied to be super important. I think it is horrible time management and a lack of caring about the product they produce. I always think of that scene in elf where James Caan is a crotchety buisnessman running a kids book publishing. They had an error where about 5 pages near the end needed to be reworked and reprinted. He yells to just remove the end and ship the book as is because it doesn't matter how the peach got it's puppy back(or something about the main plot of the book). This is pokemon. I don't care why these staffs are all over to secure these ruinous mons in place, nor why the gold coin mon are all over the ruins nor the effects releasing all of them nor should we provide an end plot to the teacher asking and wanting them for herself. The BABIES GOT TO CATCH THEM! SHIP THE GAMES! XD. lol. It really is offensive what they know people will still buy. oof
I have a theory that the reason Hoenn has so much water is because the first time (Primal) Kyogre and (Primal) Groudon fought eachother,(Mega) Rayquaza picked up Groudon, flew to the ozone, and immediately came crashing down. Groudon got hit so hard he bounced into Kyogre, squeezing water everywhere.
I've always tought that the "Pokèmon and Humans one time married each other" thing was a symbolic one, to indicate that in ancient times, Pokèmon and Humans were the same type of creatures, you know, like the real world, were humans used to be the same as apes, so that's for me the most reasonable explanation on that phrase (and yes i did stole this whole thing from a theory video)
Not always ethical but it definitely could be, as long as pokeballs aren't indoctrination spheres like that one other pokemon theory, ironically Gardevoir is a pretty perfect example considering the will protect its trainer's life thing.
While I also don’t believe the dead raticate theory, I do think Blue’s dialogue sort of leads on the player. He asks the player why they’re at pokemon tower if none of their Pokemon are dead. That sort of implies that perhaps at least one of Blue’s Pokemon was dead. Turn the logic back on him and why else would he be there?
The paradox pokemon ARE indeed from the very distant past and the very distant future. You're just confusing timelines with alternate universes. There's no such thing as a world where, in the present, instead of Hariyama the player and Nemona see Iron Hands roaming around. That isn't the case at all. All the timelines had the same ancient looking pokemon in the past, the same present day pokemon in the present and will have the same futuristic looking pokemon in the future. The time machine (and terapagos) just take those pokemon from the very distant past and the very distant future of those other timelines. And it's also important to point out that the paradox beasts and the paradox swords don't affect the lore of the legendary beasts and the legendary swords because they straight up aren't related to them at all. They just happen to look similar to them. And the same goes for the rest of the paradox pokemon. The paradox pokemon are essentially just convergent evolutions taken from their respective timelines that just happen to look similar to pokemon from current times but that aren't related at all and that are in the present due to a time loop caused by the time machine. That's what they actually are. By the way, you're also not supposed to take the info from the occulture magazine as serious facts about them. The paradox pokemon (at least inside the pokemon world) are meant to be like the cryptids of the pokemon world. Basically like the "big foot" or "UFOs" of our world. Which is further proven by the existence of the occulture magazine. Which is essentially a tabloid. So the weird names and the primitive and robotic designs make sense since they're supposed to be like their versions of cryptids (that are creatures from cryptozoology and ufology mainly known from anecdotal stories and other claims rejected by the scientific community). Even in the game is stated that the guy that wrote the book about the paradox pokemon got ridiculed and lost his reputation after publishing the book about what he experienced and saw during the expedition to area zero. So this is very likely how they're perceived. Basically someone sees an Iron hands, doesn't know what it is but notices that it kinda looks like a robotic version of Hariyama, nobody believes it and then tinfoil hat conspiracy theorists from Paldea start saying that it must have been some kind of cyborg. And that tinfoil hat conspiracy theory ends up being part of an article in the occulture magazine and (since it doesn't have any actual info about what they actually are) the pokedex has to resort to reference the description of that shady tabloid or the discredited scarlet/violet book out of pure lack of real info. Of course despite this perception as cryptids inside the pokemon world, in reality (and as I mentioned before) they're just convergent evolutions taken from their respective timelines that just happen to look similar to pokemon from current times but that aren't related at all and that are in the present due to a time loop caused by a time machine. But most people in Paldea don't know that. Sorry for the ridiculously long comment. I tend to write a lot sometimes. But I wanted to explain it in the best way possible.
You should make a part two going over some more theories!! Pls... Or actually I think a cool video idea would be going over some of the actually more mature things in Pokemon, like pretty much all of the main villains motives and what they've done/want to do, etc. I think that would be a cool vid
I was never the "secretly dark" theorist and I suspect people who were weren't all that fond of pokemon to begin with. We had Mewtwo kill Ash in canon. I was always the naive child who didn't know about how events worked and spent hours trying to unlock some legendary or another.
So for the pokemon war thing, with surge id say he looks like your average 50 year old guy whos still in good shape, so he probably joined when he was like 20 or something. Idk
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"Well, you're out of luck. I'm sure your IP is getting tracked as we speak."
That one got me ngl
Legit started to fast forward lol
Erm actually, in technicality, yes your IP is being tracked. But not in the way you think. All websites track your IP (well they don't TRACK it, but they do use it) to actually make you connect to the website. Besides, most good IPs will change after a while (this is called a Dynamic IP.) 🤓👆
@@fercornnThat was actually some pretty useful information to know, thanks!
IP adress do nearly nothing
Ngl, I skipped like 40 seconds, was confused at no sponsor, and had to go back to even finish the punchline.
The sponsor fake out at the start was funny af
My favorite theory is that relicanth is actually the pieces of an ancient god waiting for the moment to strike in legends: Z-A to take over the world.
Relicanth is one of my favorite water types for just how mysterious it is
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There needs to be a legendary suspiciously similar to Relicanth like they've been doing lately
I remember catching a shiny relicanth my first time playing sapphire, and it was so rare that I legitimately thought it was supposed to be blue. I love that they took our discovery of the coelacanth and ran with it. I'd love for them to be an ancient god.
The thing under the truck is actually Blue's dead raticate possessed by Unown after it got stranded on Mt. Silver
Cool theory but unown didn’t exist then
@@GlowsticksEEthat’s what you think
@@randomcrazy6229 oh my god that was NOT 3 months ago😭😭
With the Pokemon War Theory,I like to think that even in that horrible situation,Pokemon battles are STILL turn-based
For what it's worth, I'm pretty sure the war is past-tense in B/G/R, since the game was made by Satoshi Tajiri to evoke HIS childhood, so Lieutenant Surge was probably freshly home from the Pokemon World's equivalent of the Vietnam war circa 1975.
Of course, it's turn based, non turn based battle is outlawed by the Geneva convention (I would make a pokemon pun, but I couldn't come up with anything)
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Idk,The Kalos Convention? (Considering that 3000 years ago they suffered one of the worst wars in the Pokemon World)
What stood out to me in the War section is the absence of mentioning what region Kalos was at war with 3000 years ago.
Unless I missed that having an official answer at some point, one theory poses it was with Galar since SwSh also mentions it had a great war a long time ago, and also making it a cute nod to the fact that IRL France and Great Britain were at war with each other many times throughout history.
@@Joe4evryea that’s a solid theory. I kinda think it could also be Paldea they went to war with since galar was going through the darkest day 3,000 years ago. Unova could sort of fit in too since there are those statues of reshiram and zekrom in kalos. Then again it could’ve been a civil war since France had a pretty notorious one. I really hope our questions are answered soon, can’t wait for legends za
Remember when peoples theorized before SM released that Lillie was an ultra beast because of her similar design to what we’ll later know as nihilego (lusamine and gladion as well per connection)
Random thing but I always wanted to eat nhilego like turn it into a pudding or a jello. it looks like it tastes like air. I like air :).
I'm still sad this one didn't become true
I mean Lusamine did fuse with Nihilego so it’s had true
I mean, the design connection _was_ intentional, just in a different way. Lusamine was so obsessed with Nihilego that she dressed up her daughter to look like the UB.
I like the drawings spawned by this theory though. Always love that part of the fandom. 😊
@@noobed9646it tastes like glass. And pain. Because glass. If you got it up to a molten temperature, though, it’d prolly have the consistency of a thick pudding, so you could safely eat it then
The thing about the Paradox Pokemon is that the alternate timeline answer was actually stated the entire time… but only in the Japanese version, where the AI Professor actually tells you straight up. The localization team didn’t bring that part over until the DLC reaffirmed it.
Oh? When did the AI say that? In English both the professor's notes and the AI refer to it as a time machine.
@@BJGvideos it’s during the elevator scene iirc, but only in Japanese.
@@SunnyBunny148 Yes that was established already wtf
@@PrincessDella That's odd. So did the AI figure it out or do the notes from the professor say it too?
Dang that's crazy and weird how it wasn't brought up until the DLC.
One of my theories are that the Pokémon League exists *because* of the war. It was essentially a way to make sure it wouldn't happen again. The league was a way to always have the best of the best protecting a region and by having trainers challenge them and either becoming gym leaders, Elite Four memebers, or even champion, each region would always have a team of elite guardians that could act as both protectors and representants on the world stage when it comes to diplomacy. They are there both to prevent their region from starting wars and to protect them from other regions wanting to start a war.
Lt. Surge and his gym members are all veterans of the most recent war before the formation of the leaugue and as he probably was a prominent soldier during said war it was probably a given to make him a gym leader. It could also have been a diplomatic move since Lt. Surge has been retconned from being from America to being from Unova, making him the only non-native member of the Kanto league. Maybe he got the position in part to display the "good will" between the regions as a political and diplomatic showing, possibly because they were former enemies.
This could also fit with why Alola is so late in terms of establishing a league. Maybe Alola was a territory Kanto and Unova were fighting over, and Unova initially had control over it, even though it was closer to Kanto geographically. Then after the war it became fully independent, but eventually Unova started to get a little handsy again, so Alola asks for help from Kanto in establishing a league because the Kahunas aren't recognized as strong enough. Which also explains why Red and Blue are there, even though it's said/ implied that they're just on vacation and there to check out the Battletree.
@@dasamont8274 You guys are cooking up a 5-course meal.
People talking all these years about Blue’s missing Raticate when i was more annoyed with him not having a Cubone in his party when he said he caught one and had an open slot in his party.
They actually explicitly decomfirmed the Mew Ditto thing in a interview so, yeah. I do like it a lot tho.
Sometimes the community has better ideas than the creators
Honestly, they could just retcon it
My question is why are there multiple ditto throughout different regions then?
@@masonmcmahon512 they failed multiple times, or it started to bud like an ameba. Also, since it can shape shift, it can turn into a flying or water type pokemon and go to another region. That's my idea at least
1:59 I’d like to add that after the battle, Blue outright tells us he was looking for marowak but couldn’t find any. This likely means that he just left the raticate in the PC so he could train his marowak sooner (as you had to have an empty slot in your party to avoid sending a mon to the box in gen 1) and just never bothered to bring raticate back. This also implies that team rocket nearly hunted marowak to extinction, which I feels like makes for a better theory since it isn’t as much of a stretch, has more evidence, and adds to the story of gen 1 rather that distorting it
I love how people will read between nonexistent lines to make the games seem "mature" bc some of the plot points in the games are rather mature for the target audience (N and Lusamine's kids being abused, Arven being neglected/losing his parents, Team Star being bullied, Black and White's whole theme of idealogical perspectives) but because people don't die or say swears it doesn't count
But people do did(you don’t need to make theories). Just look at the magna.
Manga ain’t the same canon as the games but it absolutely slaps and everyone should read it
N has kids?
@@mastermarkus5307they’re referring to N himself and Lusamine’s children
One of my new favorite theories is really lighthearted. During the lead up to the indigo disk, there was a theory that Kieran was possessed and had his own toxic chain. The DLC came out and the theory was proven false, he really was just having a rebellious phase. The best part, in the epilogue Kieran, along with the player and nurse, was the only one not possessed. That's just funny.😂
The best part is that the devs knew what they were doing with adding lines like:
-"You really like playing the puppetmaster dont you?" (Kieran)
-"Heh, Peachy." (Drayden)
They really made fun of us and had fun with it.
I've had a theory where the Pokemon species that got Mega Evolutions were the same species that partook in the Kalos war, and only some got Megas because of it. I imagine its pieces of them being crystallized into Mega Stones. But hey, that might be how they introduce new Megas in Z-A!
Specifically Pokémon that were killed by the ultimate weapon
Mewtwo:🗿
@@Sky2023-uf3ipMewtwo just made his own stones because he felt like it.
@@ImTheGuy Either that or scientists were even more cruel to use dead Psychic-type Pokemon remains to create Mega Stones for Mewtwo.
@@ImTheGuyYEAH they did!
I really like the "N is a Zoroark" theory. I just feel like it's more interesting to have a Pokémon that decided to live as a person than there just being a slightly weird guy.
I could believe the Humans are Pokémon theory from an irl biological standpoint. Like, humans are technically animals in real life (we just separate ourselves due to our intelligence and technological differences), and Pokémon are effectively their worlds version of animals, so it's not entirely out of the question for Humans being Pokémon in the Pokémon world. They might even have a similar separation mentality that we do in this world.
Yes I'm aware there were animals in a small handful of the early anime episodes but considering they haven't been shown or mentioned since, and have even been actively removed like the PLA dex for Raichu changing African Elefants to Copperajah, I think that that was just a remnant of the Pokémon team not having the world fully established yet.
Also, the fact that there's an egg group literally called the "Human-like" egg group, the connection can't exactly be ignored
I have this theory that Cubone's skull helmet is actually made out of clay instead of being from their mothers considering that they seem to live whenever I get a Cubone egg from the Daycare. Adding onto this, the PokeDex entries about Cubone's Mother are just tales passed around aside from the ones about Mandibuzz being its natural enemy. Plus, clay is associated with the Ground type what with there being Runerigus.
8:05 I had this fun headcanon that in habitats with both species populations that Marowak live alongside Kangaskhan so in case the parents die out, they'd have someone to look after their offspring.
11:48 I think it's a similar case to Ash's Pokémon being at Oak's Ranch. N's Zoroark could be just chilling in his castle.
The paradox pokemon actually have a simple solution. It's a classic Bootstrap paradox. Terapagos pulls in the alternate timeline pokemon via the time machine, and at the end of the main story the AI in the time machine goes back/forward. So What if Terapagos could have also dropped copies of the Paradox pokemon in the distant past, when the book(either version) was made. Which is why they pulled those specific pokemon via the time machine.
Basically, because they were selected to be brought into the future, they were found in the past(or rather seen), then the professors were thinking of the pokemon, thus pulling the copies out, thus they somehow ended up in the past. Neat little loop, a paradox if you will.
Well the reason why the grunts look alike is because they dressed the same costumes and wigs
I love sun and moon poking fun at that by stating they're all named Grunt
You missed the lynch pin of the N Zoarark theory. I’m summarizing all this off the top of my head, but here goes. In black and white 2, if you have save data from the first games, you can get memories and flash backs of different characters and their pasts and lives imbetween the two games. In N’s memory, it’s his nurses (or maybe his sisters?) talking about him. However, this is the ONLY FLASHBACK in the ENTIRE GAME where the character it’s about isn’t present. There is, however, an eavesdropping zorua present.
Suspicious...
I mean... The zorua could've told him. He can understand them.
Regarding the War theory -- Now, OUT of narrative, Pokémon in the first generation was like, a lot _less_ concerned with preserving its own fiction, and Surge was a reference to a stereotype familiar to japanese Seventies kids (which Tajiri and his mates making the game were): That of the now-aged but still gigantic and boisterous American former-soldier who chose to _stay_ in the country after WW2.
"The War", would therefore be -- World War Two.
Then, of course, Pokémon was popular and kept going, and real-world references were slowly scrubbed away.
If we _assume_ that Surge remaining as an American Liutenant in the remakes (or, ig, Unovan Liutenant if they ever decide to patch THAT inconsistency--) means there really was a war --
-- Then World War Two it is. There was a Poké-Hitler. He tried to Toxic an entire laundry list of "undesirables". _And KANTO/JOHTO WAS ON HIS SIDE_
One interesting theory I heard is that Haunter IS a Gengar, one that's partially reaching into a different dimension and "evolves" by being "traded" back to its native reality.
For some stuff in Gen 1, assumptions can be made based on Kanto being analogous to the Kanto region of Japan around 1996. Like, Lt. Surge is probably referring to the Gulf War
Watching this video after having watched your shorts for a while makes me feel like I just set your playback speed to 0.5x
I still think it’s funny that people joke about the “Jigglypuff seen from above” thing when a huge majority of this community couldn’t recognize Slaking seen from behind in the Scarlet/Violet Books and assumed it was some brand new Pokemon we have yet to see.
HONEY WAKE UP NEWSTEEVIE DROPPED A LONG FORM VIDEO
Crispin’s father is Chilli and you cannot convince me otherwise.
he makes the most sense, why would I?
Oh yeah definitely
I always believed Professor Sycamore was Alain’s dad. They look suspiciously similar, and we never see Alain’s parents. Professor Sycamore was also there in person when Alain was in the Master’s Eight (something I’m pretty sure Ash’s mom didn’t even do with her son). Before and after XYZ, where Alain was, Professor Sycamore usually was too.
Perhaps Alain was so distant from Professor Sycamore because as Lysandre manipulated him more and more, Alain thought he needed to be tougher and stronger and not have support from anyone and be swaddled over by his dad as much as I’m guessing he was.
just realized how much i love these long form videos from you please make more lmao
i didint know that you also made long form videos, i learn a lot from your shorts even though I've been a pokefan since 2009. so knowing you actually make the best form of content i like consuming makes me pretty happy cuz i don't like scrolling thru shorts at all, i only click on the people i follow when they get on my fyp.
also thank you for making these shorts i really enjoy them.
The paradox Pokemon ARE from past and futures we never see. They professor found them, causing him to make a time machine, which then cause them to exist in the first place. Hence the name paradox.
the timelines theories went wild when oras cameout, basically was the mega timeline (xy and oras) and the normal timeline (gen 1 -gen 5 games)
with AZ floette in oras they also drop a bunch of theories xD
I think Blue's raticate theory is dumb because in any game blue is the champion in his dialogue is: "Hey, Red! I was looking forward to seeing you, !/You came back, Red! Hahah, that is so great! My rival should be strong to keep me sharp. While working on my Pokédex, I looked all over for Pokémon. Not only that, I assembled teams that would beat any Pokémon type. And now… I am the Pokémon League Champion! Red! Do you know what that means? I'll tell you. I am the most powerful Trainer in the world!"
that means he experienced and caught a lot of pokemons and maybe when he tried out raticate he became a weakling so he boxxed it
Also,shouldn't Blue hate Red immensely if that were true?
I don't know,i wouldn't go on vacation with the guy that sent my Giant-Mutant-Rat to the Shadow Realm
Not vacation this is about theories here. Date.
@@Sky2023-uf3ip that's why Blue Tears exists
That fakeout at the beginning legit tricked me and I hate myself for it... We all skip the ad revenue spot usually and I was thinking "Oh boy a NordVPN ad!" Then I skip forward and then notice you were continuing your chat so I went backwards, ngl good fake out
Before anyone else makes this joke...
Yes I did "Flinch" in confusion
1:02 that fake ad read has me CACKLING, you really have a natural talent for comedy
Your long form content maintains a shorts level of chaos for 20+ minutes and I'm here for it
1:36 yes there is. Ratatta doesn’t evolve until level 20, but it’s catchable in the wild below that. So it’s more likely that Blue just boxed it to get the power upgrade early, then boxed that Ratakete when he found an even better option.
There is a lot more evidence to the theory that humans are a form of Pokémon. For example, humans can develop themselves both physically and mentally to be able to match Pokémon but only those who focus on one of these aspects can truly excell to the point of matching some increadibly powerful Pokémon. Martial artists can train until they can go toe-to-toe with Pokémons like Machamp and win and some humans develop psychic powers or near magical abilities through dedication and/or obsessions. Humans in the Pokémon universe are clearly far more resiliant than us, able to tank attacks and abilities that honestly should just outright kill them. Pokémon bonds to humans far too easy for being wild animals that it seems to be a unique ability we have that no other Pokémon develops. There have been cases where some humans have been hinted in being able to use Moves or at least something similar to Moves, the HMs more specifically, though these are rare. Remember, In gen 3 a guy is described as as digging or punching his way through a *mountain* just so he can see his girlfriend. He's going through solid rock. Sounds like him using Dig to me. And the Move Tutors seem to be able to use the very moves they teach, like Psychic, Torment, Headbutt, etc.
Most likely, humans are just another species of Pokémon that evolved to be increadibly empathic and adaptable in exchange for being weaker in baseline. Humans have, essentially, kind of trash base stats (aside from maybe Defence and Special Defence) but have immense potential and higher gain from EVs, maybe even a higher EV limit than other Pokémon's 255 per stat. At least that's what I believe.
I really like this explanation, definitely stealing this for the next time I talk to someone about it lol
ok. wow. i love this channel.
the editing is so charming and your line delivery is so good? it feels charismatic but not in an overly obnoxious way, it feels kinda natural even (and its just nice to listen to)
its clear that you like and are passionate about what youre talking about, which believe me, shouldnt be that much of a crazy thing, but its still really refreshing, and even though you already know to a point, you still research more in-depth to actually pass off the information well
the pacing is great, the bits and jokes are funny, script is good, the music choices are perfect... yeah this is just... really good, theres not much to say, im waowed 🙂↕️
lastly, the music in the description too?? i am extremely overjoyed, in the middle of the video i thought "damn thats a nice tune, i wonder what the song is... since its probably not in the description ill have to go on a 20 minute search and ask 5 different people" but no! i checked the description, since, why not? and it was there!! thank you so much
0:07 Turns out the story starts with a Redead as well.
My theory is that wooper is the best pokemon
It’s actually clodsire no debate
@@NotABot722yeah he is awsome too
@how2draw287 that ain’t a theory… it’s a fact.
There’s definitely a lot of good evidence for this. For one great example, just look at it!
I absolutely adore your videos, I hope you make more longer form content alongside your shorts as it lets me enjoy your editing style more.
The ditto is a mew clone as actually had a wrench thrown in it, one of the main dev (I think the main man himself) for RB was asked about the theory with them saying it was the first time they heard about it
I don't really pay much mind to what the developers did or didn't intend. If I like a theory, and it doesn't clash too much with established in-game lore and stuff, then I take it.
@@juliagoetia well, it doesn’t really work like that…
My favorite part of the coma theory is how they bring up team rocket being "less threatening" after the first episode when they didn't show up till the second episode.
Some fan theories are so dumb and some others are really impressive
I have a better idea of why ash doesn't age it's because everything is happening really fast like one piece where for us it been 20+ years, but for the straw hats it's only been 2 years so ash's adventure might just be a 10 month journey
7:35 I’ll do you one better: Eggsecute. It’s 12 eggs doing weird stuff to summon one completely different looking egg that hatches into 6 eggs. The sun will explode before this makes any sort of sense
I like the "Venomoth is a child of divorce" theory
Lmfao yeah that’s a good one!
Wot?
@@Gothic_Rainbow_TV Koga & Sabrina have a Venomoth but they never have a Venomoth at the same time the theory goes that both of their Venomoths are the same and that it gets passed around due to it somehow being the only thing split during divorce while Jasmine is just her father's property i guess
13:23 "rats don't shoot lightning in real life!"
well, one of MY rats could shoot lightning in real life, what say you to THAT?
I have a theory. We know some ghost types were once people, but we also see ashs soul leave his body. But we neer see other human souls, not even when allistor accidentally takes ash and goh to the spirit realm. This leadsme to believe most humans are just husks for players or npcs
Hell yeah! I loved that line at the end. You make such great content, never stop.
I have seen a lot of wtf theories on the internet. I remember vividly when people were convinced nemona was a robot because of the thing she wears on her arm
Can't believe how people don't notice Professor Birch could also be related to Levanton.. it's all about Hop & Leon family huh :c
Damn only watched your yt shorts till now and hearing you not sped up is kind of relaxing
9:25 yes, yes we were.
A 20 minute Newsteevie video? Yes sir please!
Hey dude awesome video. Just wanted to let you know that your videos really make my day.
The raticate theory hinges on the idea Blue wouldn’t just switch out a mon on his team, the issue is as we know Blue has caught way more than just 5 Pokemon, since there’s a NPC who looks at how many Pokemon you’ve caught and then compares it to how many Blues caught, so it means he has tonnes of mons not on his team, also considering Rattata doesn’t evolve until level 20 and Blues Raticate is level 16 it might not even be the same Pokemon, he might have just caught a raticate and then switched it for his ratata again making it clear he is happy to switch his team up
Newsteevie video with persona music to jam to in the background? Sign me UP!
That vpn sponsor fake out was actually pretty funny
YOU DID THE CYBERSHELL SPONSER JOKE I LOVE YOU
Found your content off of one of your shorts, I love your tone and the little edits of the character art you do.
I follow you for your short for over 6 months, and NOW i realise that you have full length videos
“If we’re not getting the mature, violent Pokémon for grown ups, then damn it, we’ll make it ourselves!”
That’s pretty much why most of the theories are made lol, it adds that extra lore that Gamefreak wouldn’t be able to, or wouldn’t dare to include.
Also, “something seems to be missing here, like Ash’s father” LMFAO
I much prefer the "Ash is the Evil King of Pokelantis" theory over the "Ash is in a coma theory." If you've seen the anime episode "Battling the Enemy Within" Ash gets possessed by the soul of the ancient king of pokelantis... whom was chasing down Ho'oh in pursuit of immortality, but instead his soul was caught by a Mew. If that episode was Ash's only connection to Pokelantis, it'd just be a fun possession thing. But Ash's Aura abilities? They come from the line of knights and nobility of Pokelantis. Further somehow in the pokemon rangers movie, Ash was able to open the sealed doors to Pokelantis, that would only open for one of royal blood. Sure the movie calls Manaphy the prince of the sea, but he didn't open the doors, Ash did. Even if Ash isn't literally the King of Pokelantis, just with the evil soul and mind cleansed from him... he certainly is descendant from the guy
I've never seen one of your long-form videos, but this is great.
But hey that’s just a theory
A Game Theory
@@zachpro5475 A GAAAAAMEEEE THEORY (matpat theme starts playing)
The scars are not healing
Thanks for watching and hey if you want to check out another Pokémon theory then click on the video on screen
Your videos are so high quality, true works of art fr fr
I think in the Pokémon world there was 100% a war over 3000 years prior to the events in Pokémon X and Y where AZ created a superweapon to end the war; however, his treasured abandoned him due to it and radiation/excess energy from firing the weapon made him either immortal or age very slowly and gain a form of gigantism. I think it is the only time in the series where it is bluntly explained there was a war.
Saying some of the male trainer archetypes in kanto shouldnt be trusted with a firearm is crazy when you remember theyd be left behind with magical animals that are effectively WMDs in a region now with reduced law enforcement 😂
I find the notion of Ash having a paternal half-brother who's the complete opposite of him amusing
I think the "hidden lore" in kanto and places like paldea and kalos are more cut content or things they themselves didn't plan out so they leave it blank to open back up one day to possibly fit with something else down the line. They still never revisit these things though. It is too bad that Pokémon never answers many things yet they still imply there are important things without providing the importance. Like with the dark legendaries in paldea, they have a VERY surface level lore of the king, they put ruins ALL OVER the region making it like a defining motif for the region, and never expand or make it meaningful. They really cannot tell a story and instead just wasted a whole lore line that is overt and implied to be super important. I think it is horrible time management and a lack of caring about the product they produce. I always think of that scene in elf where James Caan is a crotchety buisnessman running a kids book publishing. They had an error where about 5 pages near the end needed to be reworked and reprinted. He yells to just remove the end and ship the book as is because it doesn't matter how the peach got it's puppy back(or something about the main plot of the book). This is pokemon. I don't care why these staffs are all over to secure these ruinous mons in place, nor why the gold coin mon are all over the ruins nor the effects releasing all of them nor should we provide an end plot to the teacher asking and wanting them for herself. The BABIES GOT TO CATCH THEM! SHIP THE GAMES! XD. lol. It really is offensive what they know people will still buy. oof
I have a theory that the reason Hoenn has so much water is because the first time (Primal) Kyogre and (Primal) Groudon fought eachother,(Mega) Rayquaza picked up Groudon, flew to the ozone, and immediately came crashing down. Groudon got hit so hard he bounced into Kyogre, squeezing water everywhere.
It's super cool seeing the likes on this video slowly go up!
That sponsor fakeout made me flinch and prevented me from moving this turn. I _knew_ I shoulda ran Covert Cloak!
Pokemon fans trying to explain why banging a pokemon is lore accurate (just because it's lore accurate doesn't mean it's ethical)
I've always tought that the "Pokèmon and Humans one time married each other" thing was a symbolic one, to indicate that in ancient times, Pokèmon and Humans were the same type of creatures, you know, like the real world, were humans used to be the same as apes, so that's for me the most reasonable explanation on that phrase (and yes i did stole this whole thing from a theory video)
Not always ethical but it definitely could be, as long as pokeballs aren't indoctrination spheres like that one other pokemon theory, ironically Gardevoir is a pretty perfect example considering the will protect its trainer's life thing.
Every zoroark in gen V is disguised as a human and literally talk to you. Seems pretty ethical to me.
Humans are apes. But if you mean the difference between sentience and sapience I understand.
While I also don’t believe the dead raticate theory, I do think Blue’s dialogue sort of leads on the player. He asks the player why they’re at pokemon tower if none of their Pokemon are dead. That sort of implies that perhaps at least one of Blue’s Pokemon was dead. Turn the logic back on him and why else would he be there?
I like to think that Zygarde taught AZ how to create the Ultimate Weapon.
I did instinctively skip like 30 seconds agead with that sponsor fakeout LMAO
i am convinced this is scott the woz's alt account. Just a Newsteevie theory.
Tus videos largos son geniales de ver de inicio a fin, gracias por tremendo video y cuídate:))
My favorite theory is what newsteevie is going to post next
People still use the war theory to answer some questions in recent gens
Pokemon lore in One word arkoos
The paradox pokemon ARE indeed from the very distant past and the very distant future.
You're just confusing timelines with alternate universes.
There's no such thing as a world where, in the present, instead of Hariyama the player and Nemona see Iron Hands roaming around. That isn't the case at all.
All the timelines had the same ancient looking pokemon in the past, the same present day pokemon in the present and will have the same futuristic looking pokemon in the future.
The time machine (and terapagos) just take those pokemon from the very distant past and the very distant future of those other timelines.
And it's also important to point out that the paradox beasts and the paradox swords don't affect the lore of the legendary beasts and the legendary swords because they straight up aren't related to them at all. They just happen to look similar to them. And the same goes for the rest of the paradox pokemon.
The paradox pokemon are essentially just convergent evolutions taken from their respective timelines that just happen to look similar to pokemon from current times but that aren't related at all and that are in the present due to a time loop caused by the time machine. That's what they actually are.
By the way, you're also not supposed to take the info from the occulture magazine as serious facts about them.
The paradox pokemon (at least inside the pokemon world) are meant to be like the cryptids of the pokemon world. Basically like the "big foot" or "UFOs" of our world. Which is further proven by the existence of the occulture magazine. Which is essentially a tabloid.
So the weird names and the primitive and robotic designs make sense since they're supposed to be like their versions of cryptids (that are creatures from cryptozoology and ufology mainly known from anecdotal stories and other claims rejected by the scientific community). Even in the game is stated that the guy that wrote the book about the paradox pokemon got ridiculed and lost his reputation after publishing the book about what he experienced and saw during the expedition to area zero. So this is very likely how they're perceived.
Basically someone sees an Iron hands, doesn't know what it is but notices that it kinda looks like a robotic version of Hariyama, nobody believes it and then tinfoil hat conspiracy theorists from Paldea start saying that it must have been some kind of cyborg. And that tinfoil hat conspiracy theory ends up being part of an article in the occulture magazine and (since it doesn't have any actual info about what they actually are) the pokedex has to resort to reference the description of that shady tabloid or the discredited scarlet/violet book out of pure lack of real info.
Of course despite this perception as cryptids inside the pokemon world, in reality (and as I mentioned before) they're just convergent evolutions taken from their respective timelines that just happen to look similar to pokemon from current times but that aren't related at all and that are in the present due to a time loop caused by a time machine. But most people in Paldea don't know that.
Sorry for the ridiculously long comment. I tend to write a lot sometimes. But I wanted to explain it in the best way possible.
Love the non-sponsored bait-and-switch.
Y'know, the GT tagline sounded really fitting coming from you lol.
Personally i thought ash wasn't aging, because he kinda... LITERALLY died for a little bit, turned to stone or whatever by mewtwo in that one movie
You should make a part two going over some more theories!! Pls...
Or actually I think a cool video idea would be going over some of the actually more mature things in Pokemon, like pretty much all of the main villains motives and what they've done/want to do, etc. I think that would be a cool vid
At 5:12 when he jumped down it looks like the rock is the blueberry academy DLS legendary
Don't even joke. I initially skipped 60 seconds ahead instinctively before realizing I missed part of your video
It's weird seeing Newsteevie videos but *slightly* slower.
I was never the "secretly dark" theorist and I suspect people who were weren't all that fond of pokemon to begin with. We had Mewtwo kill Ash in canon.
I was always the naive child who didn't know about how events worked and spent hours trying to unlock some legendary or another.
Damn you got me with the vpn joke lol, I thought they got you too.
ngl, I love the Ho-Oh theory and am happy to accept it as canon because it's quite literally spelled out in the Pokédex lol
Actually, ditto being available in Pokemon Mansion, is actually as early as Pokemon Yellow.
Personally i think things are meant to be left a mystery. Mew/Ditto and Paradox Pokemon are the perfect combinations of mystery and hints.
honestly, hot take, when you make longer videos they all seem bitter sweet and more fun to me. I recommend doing them more
So for the pokemon war thing, with surge id say he looks like your average 50 year old guy whos still in good shape, so he probably joined when he was like 20 or something. Idk
I feel like Surge is probably in his mid 30s
@@BJGvideos i mean the only difference between the two is 20 years which is basically only 2 decades
Nice video bro, like honestly it was great!