Old Theory Video of theirs where they said (I think) Sun and Moon were setting up Pokemon to do a huge reboot, and that the third game was going to have a sort of Reboot Event that was going to restart the franchise.
It was technically a very small reboot if you count Let's Go Eevee and the other, inferior Let's Go Eevee
I'm not sure I'd really call that a 'reboot', while we revisited Kanto again in a new gameplay style and some notable story shakeups, and newer generation stuff was worked in, the game still fits into the wider concept of Pokemon that existed before and was maintained after. Pokemon's got lots of timelines and universes and oddities, but all of it is still one big 'thing', you know?
Fair enough.
Yup, though I mainly recommended them cause I figured everyone else was gonna mention GBA ones.
Oh no, that mf gonna revive Majin Buu
Maybe the lack of proper dialogue is a trailer thing? There is post battle dialogue so my guess it was simply edited out in this instance.
I sure hope so.
Yeah, that's what I thought.
Definitely.
Not necessarily the Ultimate Weapon itself. I was thinking that some psycho fascinated by the technology AZ developed and Lysandre tried to recreate would attempt to study and develop his own for some nefarious objective, and he could have his base in Lumiose due to being a large city with easy access to a criminal underworld to get resources and such. I'm just rambling tbf, but given the game seems to be about Zygarde and the balance it brings, I wouldn't discard that the death and life of Yveltal and Xerneas could also be part of the story to an extent.
Multiple Psychic-type moves are telekinetic, however.
Yeah but that's kinda irrelevant given they only resist telekinetic abilities that are psychic type
Interesting feat.
Poltergeist doesn't manipulate the target, just their held item
We don't have it listed as a special ability, just as a regular move.
Shouldn't it qualify for durability negation, since it inflicts set damage regardless of defense?
Eh, the way it does it is mostly just fall damage
Has never happened before
I don't mean to be rude, but I'm shocked if you managed to check the full list on Bulbapedia for each of the episodes they list already.
I actually did, but I didn't rewatch every episode before commenting that
I just checked what Bulbapedia wrote in the plot section of each episode, and it didn't mention anything about Seismic Toss bypassing a defense raising move
I'm not sure that's gonna be enough, given they're only wiki summaries. Why I said it like it was gonna be a project for some to do is because it's probably best someone check each episode itself rather than relying on Bulbapedia. Love the website, but direct sources is typically best.
I'm only hung up on them saying 'stamina' since quantifying 'reducing stamina' is odd.
In which episode did this happen? For citation puroses.
JN104. Every page for a Pokemon move in Bulbapedia has a section that lists what episodes a move has been used in, you could use that in the future
Scarlet/Violet focused on conflicts involving loved ones and family. This time, I think the narrative might delve more deeply into themes of Life and Death - and what those concepts mean to both people and Pokémon. We might even see further exploration of the war hinted at in X/Y. It's also possible we’ll encounter a new villain who, like AZ, is immortal. Who knows?
Are you working on a revision that involves categorizing the abilities of Pokemon moves?
