Geodude Only - Pokemon Yellow

Rules:
1. Only my starter in battle
2. No items in battle, except held items
3. No glitches, exploits, save states, or RNG manipulation
4. No evasion moves before level 100*
Rule details:
-- *In gen1, evasion boosting is allowed if the Pokemon does it through means other than learning the move by level up or TM. For example, using Mimic or Mirror Move to boost evasion is allowed. (This exception is to keep ranking consistent with my legacy videos.)
-- I am allowed to manipulate my starter
-- I play the game at 4x game speed
-- For fair comparisons all my Pokemon have perfect (or near perfect) DVs / IVs
-- I am allowed to catch HM users - I can use all field moves
-- All in-battle glitches are allowed in generation 1
-- In generation 1, I'm allowed to skip Marowak with the Poke Doll
-- Surge's trash-can-puzzle is automatically solved
-- The bike is allowed in gen1, banned in gen2, and allowed for bypassing terrain in gen3
-- Saving between league members is allowed
-- If the solo Pokemon faints and I choose to blackout it counts towards my reset counter
-- I can pause the game and timer to take breaks
-- The footage is sped up / slowed down to match the pace of my narration
-- The ability Pickup can only be used if the starter has it
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[@raianlima4758]

The rival ditches Fearow because it's a free kill to Pikachu, Pikachu is also why he starts with Sandslash in later battles

[@Schlaym]

I never thought about that, that's so smart!

[@zoeyzeebra]

The rivals Ferrow got stolen by team rocket in Saffron city, which is why the rival climbed to the top of Silph Co after knocking out the front guard. Unfortunately Geovani activated the building lock down before he could get to the director's office. So he's stuck waiting by the stairs, then you rock up.

[@jukenryu8127]

Scott: and with his 3.9 % chance to crit…. Scott the very next sentence: what are the odds???? 😂

[@drunkennephilim2995]

I think the rival boxes Fearow because he knows your starter is supposed to be Pikachu and typically would see it stood behind you therefore he chooses to reduce his electric weaknesses by boxing Fearow and leading with Sandslash, a pokemon immune to electric attacks

[@HighPriestFuneral]

That is actually a really good justification. in Yellow it's as if the Rival does actually become smarter, tries to adapt (from a story perspective) to the team the player is expected to have.

[@Knytewish]

@@HighPriestFuneralhe also changes his Eevee based on which fights he wins or loses

[@Cloud_hair]

I didn't know he ditched the bird until a few days ago when I looked at his yellow teams, I was having fun beating spearow with spearow, and fearow with fearow

[@deadpool425fjf8]

I'm going to say that it is simple for the rival: After trying his best to get Spearow to work, he realizes after Pokemon Tower that Fearow is no longer carrying his weight and just boxes it.

[@Kahadi]

The same as happened with Raticate

[@mr.cauliflower3536]

@@KahadiNah

[@ColdHumor]

​@@KahadiThats what I thought growing up. But in the last decade I've seen people saying we killed it.

[@MrKaratechop1726]

​@@ColdHumoras far as lore goes I would say this is true and we also know Pokemon can definitely die. So to say he stressed Raticate to death in training truly speaks to his character which is hinted at through in game text for sure.

[@Silvitewolf]

im more a fan of the idea. that you beat raticate up on the S.S anne and he did the cruise instead of getting off... thus no where to heal. afterall he doesn't have a full team surely an underperforming raticate or fearow is better than a blank space.

[@DesmondShannon87]

I like how this guy is so confident in his red and blue sprite with his arm and thum pointing like he saying "hey trainer... if you wanna get outtathere it's this way!"

[@SantaFeSuperChief1]

I appreciated the thumbnail art recreating that old sprite

[@ktvx.94]

I feel Geodude's level up moveset helps too. I think Rhyhorn only got Stomp at like 30 and by the time it gets anything good you just get the TMs for EQ and Rock Slide.

[@sandeepssv8930]

Ground resists rock tho so rock throw would be resisted by both Geodude and Onix

[@tomforge614]

I think the logic was STAB+higher base power than Tackle.

[@ericwolf9664]

​@@tomforge614it still is but not by nearly as much as he thought because he overlooked the resistance. Then once you figure in effective power applied by factoring accuracy in it's basically the same.

[@VincentChaos92]

​@@ericwolf9664No, Rock Throw has 50 base power, 75 with stab, resisted = 37.5. Tackle has 35, resisted is 17.5, Rock Throw deals 2 times that damage, the sentence made sense

[@GaIeforce]

Rock Throw does more damage than Tackle, yes. Just remember that Rock Throw also carries a 65% accuracy because Gen 1 is truly special.

[@valor1omega]

​@@GaIeforce I'll be honest I like g1 better than anything past g3.

[@iantaakalla8180]

I am impressed with Geodude. I guess experience rates are really the deciding factor

[@lady1kaka]

Or just luck against Misty...

[@iantaakalla8180]

Both are true. Misty is a hard gate, and the experience gain is what takes the time to get past Misty (and other walls).

[@Zorafin]

Geodude is slowly becoming one of my favorite evolution lines. The only issues are Golem's design and the trade evolution. Besides that, Geodude is so fun to use. I love tossing it out on a physical type and hitting them back hard.

[@havuckofp]

When u upgrade to golem it's awesome

[@JPayne95]

Pokemon go has made me like the evolution line tbh

[@ZeroThreeJuice]

Geodude and Graveler’s designs go really hard. I also don’t like golem that much, but alolan golem is pretty cool.

[@DFAnton]

"Rhyhorn, believe it or not, is faster than Geodude". Rhyhorn has legs, Scott.

[@gmanz5]

He lost his Fearow in the Explosions and subsequent darkness of Rock Tunnel against the SD Hiker. And he just hot footed it out the tunnel

[@aarongeorge8175]

We don’t have any evidence that Defense Curl, Harden, or Acid Armor were ever different (they could have been earlier, but not in the dev data we have). However, you are right about Leer and Tail Whip! Originally, Leer lowered Defense and Special, while Tail Whip just lowered Defense. That makes me think that maybe Harden used to raise Special as well as Defense. They probably changed both of these because the intent was for them to cut or raise the Pokémon’s ability to defend against special attacks, but instead the moves were being used to cut or raise the attack power of special moves, which wasn’t the flavor intent.

[@MayVeryWellBeep]

The other day I was thinking about this - with physical/special being tied to type in early gens, Pokémon's defensive stats are essentially a second form of "type weakness" or "type resistance" in those gens. A high special stat grants a degree of resistance to all water attacks, all grass attacks, etc, whereas a low special stat means a weakness to all water moves, all grass moves, etc. This means that Geodude is weak to water and grass 3 times over - because of its rock type, because of its ground type, AND because of its low special stat.

[@TheDarkFiddler]

This is a really interesting perspective, and it makes me wonder how the run would change if you swapped Geodude's Defense and Special, essentially turning the water and grass attacks into a "normal weakness" but returning normal to "normal effectiveness". Geodude would be a great 'mon to test this with, since the only moveset option it really opens up is Fire Blast (and Mimic strats, I suppose) so it isn't making massive changes.

[@Clouded-Logic]

That was something that always bothered me a lot about their early design philosophy.

[@Flying-Skitty]

13:34 He got lost in Rock Tunnel since he didn't have any Pokemon with Flash. Eventually, he was lost for so long, that he had to eat the Fearow to survive 😔

[@tomforge614]

But Lavender Tower is post-Rock Tunnel.

[@Flying-Skitty]

He eventually got out, but with one less bird

[@christopherstephens2849]

13:32 it's not his Fearow. one of the guards from Safron loaned him a Spearow to deliver some mail. He simply returned it.

[@samrushin2476]

Kenya believe it?

[@corberus3119]

if thats the case how does he have it in the optional 2nd rival battle west of Veridian before the 1st badge? he's nowhere near Saffron

[@papasalvo]

9:36 idk but this had me dying "ok so once again a difficult water type pokemon" the delivery was just priceless hahahah ahh man

[@noahsigs]

I have to tell you something I would LOVE to see - Regional Modded version of Kanto mons vs Kantonian forms. Kantonian Golem vs Alolan Golem, Hisuian Arcanine va Arcanine, Galarian Meowth vs Meowth (or modded Purserker vs Persian). That would be awesome

[@valor1omega]

Eww. Why? They are all fugly and I hate them to the point that if I ever seen them in the wild I would do to them what Red's charazard did to an Arboc in the pokemon manga. whoever came up with those versions need to be fired and given a sword before they left. Swords are cool and not a bad good bye gift.

[@davidgardner6677]

FEARow was spooked by the ghosts in the tower and flew away 😭

[@hardsalami105]

I always get so excited whenever I see you upload a new video, unlike any other youtuber. Thank you for putting out great content!

[@stevenpetrillo9527]

Saying Kingdra and seeing the Sprite got me so confused 😂

[@incorrectdigit]

Fearow Theory: After Lavendar town, your rival realizes fearow just isn't keeping up, and boxes it so he can trade with a certain silph co employee for a lapras, he's in the room ready to make the trade but gets mistaken for a team rocket member by the person he's su pposed to trade with, in explaining you show up, beat him, your rival in frustration walks off, and the poor silph employee gives you the lapras as a thanks for helping get rid of team rocket.

[@brandontownsend2756]

He was going to catch a pokemon and boxed the Fearow before the trip so his new pokemon would be in his party immediately. Idk, that's the best fearow theory I have

[@HarveyMeadowlark]

I love these videos. I work 12 hours on an assembly line, and listen to stuff to pass the time. Listening to these makes it so much more tolerable. Thank you

[@Zorafin]

I was always frustrated with all the rock/ground types in this game, but playing through with a rock/fighting and ground/ice type, I began to miss the combination. Despite its two quadruple weaknesses, it's really useful for a lot of fights.

[@vreeze33]

Geodude was always one of my go to early game pokemon. Especially in gen 2 since you get it so early. It resist so many pokemon that are common in the early game and its good against a lot of evil team pokemon, too.

[@Zorafin]

I guess dumb kid me went "Oh I can oneshot it, it's not good" You can oneshot it...with things that I can oneshot!

[@youtube-kit9450]

Because in the early gens, opponent movesets are often trash and most pokés only have normal and some STAB moves, in the early/mid game, rock types are actually super useful, especially in gen 2 where they shrek Falkner and Bugsy and resist Miltank. But holy moly in later games, the amount of pokés that get ground and fighting type moves put onto them is just oof.

[@HighPriestFuneral]

Glad to see the Professor being a bit of a challenge this time. Two water types against a 1st stage ground/rock was a bit rough. Overall quite an interesting set of results!

[@Kanbei11]

I wonder if the defence curl/harden thing is related to either movesets being based on what the pokemon should have thematically and/or to give players the opportunity to de facto relearn moves in the absence of the move reminder

[@m0rt0n77]

Spearow- he gives it to his sister who gives you the town map so she can see the world! Wholesome!

[@anxiouspatsfan4050]

I wanna say thank you for always posting on Sat afternoons. I can see what you are leaving for me to listen to on the drive home. You are doing all the good brutha

[@perkypenguin1663]

I guess Geodude being able to weaponize the badge boost glitch as well as its medium slow growth rate made the difference (also at 37:44, you used the Geodude cry for Rhydon). Good video!

[@garrett7261]

awesome video Geodude always wanted to use a golem in pokemon yellow but never got a chance to but then in fire red I ended up using one on my Gameboy advanced keep up the great content Scott always enjoy these videos and keep up your hard work

[@TripleShizzle]

Great run! Before the last Dragonite an option is defence curl against the aerodactyl who can't really hurt to outspeed with the badge boost. Love your videos!

[@Zorgdub]

That animation of Pikachu ringing the Chimeko is so cute!

[@ScottsThoughtsPokemon]

Yesssss! Finally someone commented on it! Sarina did so much work on it and I’ve always loved it. Glad it made a man impact for you!!!!

[@HideoV]

I think the rival having a spearow is a reference to the spearow attack episode. Maybe it was the plan all along to box it after Erika?

[@christianvz105]

I've really enjoyed your content so far and I specially like seeying rock type playthroughs since it's one of my favourite Pokémon types. I would love to see Lunatone and Solrock any time soon since I really love them both!

[@ilbabo2218]

Dropping a like for the Misty crit. Go Dude!

[@miqvPL]

Kingdra edit was so random, I loved it

[@HavenKhaos]

The "I've planned for every stat experience to have precisely enough speed to outspeed the Gyarados" is machivallian planning.

[@SmashMath151]

This one was surprisingly consistent once it got enough Speed for key battles! Another small advantage Geodude has over Rhyhorn is a badge boosting move, when it can get setup.

[@pyromaniak2736]

Talking about the ryhorn line makes me think future gen evos/Prevos would be good ideas for back ported runs. Like rypherior magbe and electovire

[@bitterzombie]

The Prof. Oak fight is a good way to close, mewtwo is fun in theory but it in a standard game the challenge was more about catching it. Assuming you used your master ball on one of the legendary birds, catching mewtwo with ultaballs can be tough, even with a team of pokemon that beat the elite 4

[@jakerockznoodles]

My own theory regarding the Defense Curl/Harden thing is that it may be related to the fact that there really was a very limited number of moves available in Gen 1 and some pokemon just had their moveset lengthened with "filler moves". You know, that are there to give a feeling of progression while leveling up but they couldn't think of anything better to teach it. Incidentally, this is why when I created my own romhack for the game the first thing I did was add around 90 moves (which I tried to split evenly between the types), which radically changes the dynamics of the game.

[@TheDarkFiddler]

And is this hack available? 👀 Or still a WIP?

[@Tsokio]

No joke, this is the first time I've seen the Gambler with the Poliwag and Horsea in literal years

[@grundgutigertv6170]

The venomoth type switch is back 😂

[@thebigbean8783]

Geodude is a tough one to use. I love using a graveler and these days golem now that i have 2 gameboys (and two transfer paks 👀) but getting through the early stages of geodude is rough. I wish you the best of luck in this grueling journey

[@TheWispGuy]

10:59 Geodude saw Starmie, and knew he had to take it out asap.

[@WillowEpp]

27:16 Heheh, NICE-ly done! As for BUTT's Fearow, he boxes it because he thought flying everywhere was making him lazy.

[@ryomaanime4563]

Fearow disappear because it's weak. Blue isn't shown as a trainer with a big heart. He knows pokemons, and he want only the best. It's especially true after Raticate's death. No matter his love for Rattata, and no matter how strong this Rattata was, he died. He blames himself, he blames Rattata's weakness. He closed his heart and is looking for efficiency only so that it doesn't happen again. There's a manga developing this aspect it's great edit> it's called Pokemon : festival of champions

[@NativeGolfer10]

I know the slow growth rate absolutely kills times for those with it, but I don’t think that’s why Geodude beats Rhyhorn though. Geodude has a badge boosting move and I know Rhyhorn doesn’t get one through level up to help it through it’s rough patches. If Rhyhorn doesn’t have that explains why it struggles so much when Geodude might succeed. Your playthrough was impressive. I definitely thought you would end up with a worse time than that. Great job Scott!

[@Willingmess]

Fearow left on a journey to figure out what Venomoth’s type is

[@RoninCatholic]

Actually, Withdraw is also identical in effect to Defense Curl and Harden too. They just seem to have really liked defense boosts in gen 1. I hear that despite different text, Reflect also boosts Def by 2 stages instead of halving damage another way.

[@dragonslayerz2220]

Reflect does actually halve damage. Barrier and Acid Armor are +2 defense.

[@MrVelyx]

"When he dies, he dies" -Drago from Rocky

[@azl-kr3gj]

Gf perked her ears up at “I grind in diglett’s tunnel…”

[@anni321]

Yeah Geodude! Love that lil' guy!

[@ptiscool3334]

Great content as usual

[@laidbackkodiak]

really can't wait till you get to my top pokemon in yellow, pysduck

[@Hoxeel]

11:12 The odds, Scott, were about 3.91%. Jokes aside, that is phenomenal luck!

[@Gentledude.]

for obvious reasons, i love this.

[@tysonpestner]

I feel a special connection to you Scott through the “Kingler-Kingdra”. I can’t believe how long it’s been since that first video it happened and the comment I made.

[@jamescallaghan7726]

Hope you're enjoying your honeymoon! You deserve this break!

[@PureStealth]

The kingdra bit got me haha

[@llSuperSnivyll]

Some time ago, I tried to do a solo Geodude playthrough in Red, with the difference being that the trainer rosters were randomized. It... actually did quite well, until I got to the Elite Four. Lorelei was changed from an "Ice" specialist into a Water specialist.

[@justinsims655]

That fan theory for the rival explains why his team is so awful at that point too. You interrupted their bereavement.

[@dr0g_Oakblood]

19:07 - so that’s a fun interaction, it seems that Earthquake doesn’t hit digging Pokémon in Gen 1, I wonder if that’s a Gen 3 mechanic?

[@JacktheRah]

I've got an idea for a special run: Take one of the Pokemon which struggled the hardest with Brock and Misty and afterwards was sweeping and replay it in an open world version of Pokemon Yellow. Meaning you get access to and the ability to use every HM required for the playthrough. Maybe chose one that can't learn surf. Fly is only partially useful as you still can only fly to cities you've visited already. But it'd be interesting to see what happens to Pokemon with a lot of potential if you remove the biggest barrier at the beginning.

[@matthewhenry8008]

Hey Scott, good to see your videos again. Helpful hint: if your Pokemon is slow, train on diglett. The stat exp. is speed heavy, could add a few points if needed.

[@lemonsuckerYT]

10:21

[@shellbadorsrival314]

The rival treats fearow as his weakest link, so while on the S.S. Anne, on the top deck, fearow sees it's chance to escape: flying away where no one can chase it over the water

[@dr0g_Oakblood]

2:14 - I mean Ground still resists rock so it’s still not very effective, but it does get stab so that’s correct, tho with decreased accuracy it’s a mixed bag. Edit: with stab even with lowered accuracy, it’s about 48 effective base power to tackle’s 33, so when resisted it’s ~24 to 16, all rounded down of course.

[@chrissaxton7085]

In regards to your harden/defense curl/acid armor theory, if correct, that means that sand attack or smokescreen would have been designed to reduce accuracy by 2 stages 😂what a nightmare

[@bateltheassistant]

The dude has done it ! The medium slow growth rate was coming in handy,and if added to that a badge boosting move with 2 good options for stab ,then Geodude is pretty decent. Adding seismic toss in early game made a difference when it comes to the resets. Even though most of Geodude's resets on second playthrough were due to bad luck and it's atrocious special capabilities with dealing with 4 times damage from stab water and grass moves.🤔 But overall Geodude as a first stage pokemon is really good in yellow. I'm glad that Geodude got better results than before,and it even got a better ranking than Ryhorn did . Which leads to a conclusion that better level up moves and better growth rate can lead to better results in a solo run.😊

[@CyberchaoX]

I did have the same theory about Tail Whip/Leer, mainly because so many Pokémon learn both and almost all of them learn Tail Whip first. I really do think Leer used to lower by two stages during development.

[@ChrisZi.]

Good Job Scott

[@ejokurirulezz]

"Because the rock type does not resist itself this move is gonna deal neutral damage" about rock throw. Ground resists rock for future help.

[@danielonley7684]

Finally, the fated tyler1 run

[@135forte]

Sandslash is the counter to your starter, Eevee is his starter, Alakazam is insanely strong, and he has a fire/water/grass core with Magneton being a better version of your starter if he doesn't have Jolteon (which I feel is his 'canon' mon because of Red's team). Fearow not only doesn't really slot into his team, it is explicitly weak to your starter, dropping it is the logical choice.

[@ColinWEvans]

“I hope you spotted what the major problem was in that fight.” Yeah, Scott used a not 100% accurate move like bodyslam or earthquake when Cloyster was on a sliver. “I leveled up after Sandslash losing my badge boost.” … sure

[@ZealousPawn]

You’re right, of course… but I’m guessing you’ve never played this game at 4x speed before. It’s pretty easy to hold down the rapid key a bit too long especially if you were expecting the OHKO

[@TheForebringer]

Random suggestion Scott, for rerun videos you could use the shiny sprite to show its a rerun vs a normal run to help distinguish them at a glance? Also, I admit I kinda just want to see shiny Geodude.

[@Smileyrat]

I like the idea also, but shiny sprites do a sparkle when reliced, and that slows them down.

[@darkhydrat9096]

Completely unrelated to the video, but the Venomoth gag reminded me of that the Venomoth from the Jungle set in the card game can change its type

[@prebuilttarget7191]

Hey Scott ive got a question can you use the program you use for the stats to track the stat exp if so you can use the color behind it to fill it up like a bar the more exp the more full it is

[@TJF588]

"The second member of the Elite Four is easy" He says, transitioned into a blank opponent screen, setting me up for the visual of the 'mon which comes out.

[@FNJones88]

Great video, Scott. Nice. How's the honeymoon?

[@gabbagundam]

I think while traveling the Rival and his ferrow encounterd a shiny female ferrow and her flock. After acerting it's dominance the Rival realised that ferrow would be much happier with the rest off his kind and released him to be with his new family. Or he simply craved chicken nuggets one day and the rest is history.

[@richarddill692]

It didn't come up, but Rock Throw wouldn't have done neutral damage to Brock's Pokémon. Rock may not resist Rock, but Ground does, and both of his Pokémon are Rock-Ground Types.

[@TheOriginalJphyper]

Which means it would only be 2.5 points stronger than Tackle.

[@richarddill692]

​@@TheOriginalJphyper more like 20, when you apply STAB, but with the low levels your Pokémon and Brock's are at, it's still nearly negligible in terms of damage output.

[@TheOriginalJphyper]

@@richarddill692 Rock Throw is base 50 power. Add STAB and that's 75 power. Then halve it for type effectiveness and you get 37.5, which is, of course, precisely 2.5 points higher than Tackle's base 35 power. I don't know how you could've ended up with 20.

[@cocomunga]

Not to mention its 60% accuracy. I’d say on average, tackle is a little better in this situation.

[@richarddill692]

@@TheOriginalJphyper Tackle would be halved too, so it would only have 17.5 power. 20 points lower than Rock Throw.

[@ninoman3391]

I have a question: do you plan to play pokemon platin soon, cause it‘s my favorite gen and i would love to see it :3

[@GraceAndGlorySmash]

I was surprised you didn't badge boost against Lance's Aerodactyl. You were already close to outspeeding the Dragonite, might as well deny it one turn of freeze/crit chance.

[@pikapuffin368]

I wonder if it’s the experience curve of the Pokémon or the experience curve of Scott himself that won Geodude the race today…

[@thepainsight]

He turned Fearow into his HM fly user.

[@randommanomega6826]

The reason Raticate and Fearow (and Rattata in Yellow, he ditches it after the S.S. Anne) get the boot is simple, and has nothing to do with them dying. Look at the rival's final team compositions, particularly in Red/Blue. Pidgeot, Alakazam, Rhydon, Gyarados, Exeggutor, Arcanine, and the starters. What do these Pokemon have in common? They all have high Base Stat Totals, all among, if not atop their main type. He's less strict in Yellow, but Fearow (381) and Raticate (343) are still a bit lower than anything that can pop on his final team (Magneton, 395). It's basically showing through gameplay that he cares more about winning than bonding with his Pokemon, and once it's clear they don't meet his standards, it's off to the box for them. It's why Oak tells the rival that he 'has forgotten to treat his Pokemon with trust and love', and only that. After all, if the rival really had gotten his Pokemon killed, wouldn't his grandfather, a man who decided to study Pokemon as a profession (which he absolutely wouldn't do if he didn't love them a good deal), be just a tad more upset towards him than a short scolding? Well, that's my two Pokedollars, anyway.

[@scandanavianpopfan2262]

I'm still waiting on the Tangela Constrict only run :)

[@professionalprofessor9033]

..so…geodudes…the bane of my existence…why must you do only geodudes

[@rc4780]

Hi Scott, are we getting a Dewgong video this year, as redemption for Seel?

[@BigHeadClan]

Mmmm Sandslash or Kinggler should be fantastic performers hope we see them soon.

[@dr0g_Oakblood]

0:27 - TIL lmao, you could’ve quizzed me on that and I would have gotten it wrong, I just assumed it was Rock-Ground like all its other Kanto peers of Onix and the Geodude-evo line.

[@stabiledreamz948]

Ty for make runs in Kanto 🏆

[@andrewrivera1054]

Geodude in Hoenn would be probably the hardest generation to solo with him

[@GoonieLord]

It has a decent move pool but 4x Weak to Water & Grass Misty will be a challenge along with Erika

[@Stroggoii]

Fearow got boxed because Gary turned 16 and was now able to drive. Can't pick up girls traveling on a murder chicken.

[@Legacy4magic]

Just subbed! I am playing this on my channel as well

[@tylersmith4811]

I feel like they did multiple of similar moves so you could get it back if you deleted it accidentally or wanted it back later

[@wickedwhispers595]

I was in court today. I had to show them on the pokedoll where the van man gave me his helping hand

[@wickedwhispers595]

Ha. Only I could get a hearted comment with no upvotes lmao