Pro Nuzlocker Reacts To First Monotype Hardcore Nuzlocke - Pokémon Emerald Grass Types Only

I revisited my very first monotype Nuzlocke to see how much things have changed in two years!
Original Video - • Pokemon Emerald Hardco...
Normal Nuzlocke Ruleset:
1. Fainting = Death
2. Can only catch one Grass Type Pokémon per route (Species Clause)
3. Nickname Pokémon
Hardcore Nuzlocke Ruleset:
4. No items in battle (held items okay)
5. No leveling past the next gym leader/E4's ace (at the START of the battle)
6. Play on manual "Set" battle mode
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[@annoyinggirl7790]

this reminds me of when I watched flygon play a grass type nuzlocke years ago, in emerald I think.

[@CharlieGreasby]

Crazy!

[@titanumlegends0330]

Wild, I had the exact same thought

[@sovannraseang]

Damn that's crazy

[@notaslimepanda9552]

That's crazy man.

[@shinyklefki99]

Dude wtf same here!

[@Bludgeoned2DEATH2]

My favorite things you've added to your channel that puts you above everyone else are the story lines you give your pokemon so that it hits US just as hard as you. You have no idea how many times I've nearly burst into tears when the death music comes on. Like Nelson of Spheal Team Six, that one hurt only for me to lose it further when Bertha named her son after Nelson

[@tsifirakiehl4250]

Nelson… 😭😭😭

[@crobyplays5225]

what video was that from? 😂

[@RaawrTube]

I feel like this works even as a standalone episode. This felt like an educational video on effective video presentation strategies and tips. It's like if a tutor did a feedback response for a student's submission of a video assignment... only the tutor marks you down whenever your voice cracks.

[@ajquadarella3693]

Grass is such an underrated type. Your videos make me so happy. I’m a weenie who’s afraid to do a nuzlocke of their own so I enjoy living vicariously through you and your videos lol

[@ericmizelle1867]

What if you did one where you could use whatever Pokémon you want, but non normal types could only use normal type moves, and normal types could only use non normal type moves. Or just a nuzlocke with no stab moves

[@JJSSBU]

I would recommend to do one on SwSh so you can "choose" your encounters unless you accidentaly run into another Pokémon. Definitely a good experience

[@ajquadarella3693]

@@JJSSBU This is good advice! I was also thinking SV, those quickly became one of my favorite main-series Pokémon games.

[@ericmizelle1867]

Whoops, I didn’t realize my comment was a reply. I meant to make a general comment and didn’t realized I had clicked on yours first. Sorry if I confused you!

[@ajquadarella3693]

@@ericmizelle1867 Nah you’re totally fine!!! I was a bit confused at first but I gathered that it may have not been for me. Those ideas are really good though that sounds really interesting ❤️

[@freshflamed]

I love seeing how Flygon's editing style and thought process has changed over the years. I hope we get to see more reacts like these

[@coldbrewcoder6742]

We are our always our own worst critic. I've watched a ton of different Pokémon KZbinrs and I as a newer fan I gotta say your channel is a total hidden gem. One topic I'd love to see you cover for Nuzlocke advice is team building especially for the Elite 4. I've lost several clean attempts in the Elite 4 and would love to see your approach for the end game. Keep up the great work!

[@veradrost9654]

Halfway into this video, I got concerned you were talking your previous decisions down so much, even though for a 2nd KZbin video, it is incredible! Even with such a strong start, you still grew so much, too. Your thought proces shows how much you care.

[@acertainfruit]

I haven't been active on streams or the discord for almost 2 years now, but every Saturday, without fail, I tune into your videos and enjoy them immensely. I just had to comment now cause I love how the channel has improved steadily! Keep it up!

[@BulbaOGPPL]

This was my actual first nuzlocke I watched. It taught me so much about nuzlocking and got me into competitive and plot writing in Pokémon. All thanks to you, Flygon. It's been over two years of watching you every week you uploaded something. I hope that you won't stop soon! Keep up the amazing work and... thank you for changing my approach towards Pokémon and life

[@6z509]

You're very critical here, and although it is a good thing because it shows you've really improved, to be honest many of the small things that make your vids great and set you apart from many pokemon creators were already here, and I'm not surprised at all that even with all the "shortcomings" that you point out this run blew up. You have a lot of talent and I hope you keep sharing that with us for a long time 😊

[@melindamuller4466]

I see it like this: Your raw charisma and already pretty high quality videos made many of us get here, and the constant improvement made us fall in love with you and your channel and got us to stay long term.

[@somerandomgoblin2583]

both you and your content have grown so much since that initial grass type video! i'm so proud of you and all you've accomplished, and i can't wait to see what comes next with how much knowledge and experience you've accrued!

[@aerieleah533]

Honestly this is a fascinating perspective on your first run. You're probably my favorite nuzlocker given just how fun you make your content. Always fun.

[@MillionBitGamer]

It'd be a sick April fools bit to re-publish this attempt with better editing and commentary, but treat it like it's an all new run.

[@dsgu211]

Yess

[@dzigayu4944]

One thing that is special about the original video for me personally is that many years ago I did a grass monotype challenge on Emerald, and while it wasn't a nuzlock, I really could understand the challenge of the run and made love it when you manage to complete it in the end.

[@averysmalman8191]

I'm planning an Emerald mono-Grass challenge myself, so it's interesting to see what I can expect to be challenged by

[@Jack_three_dee]

Throughout this video, you’ve done a good job of commenting on what you’ve improved on for both video editing/creation and nuzlocke skills. I could tell a large difference between your older videos and newer ones and your comments were helpful to understand why

[@PerfectFlyer4]

You've grown so much since this! Your videos were my first introduction to hardcore nuzlockes so the slower introductions in these old videos were really helpful.

[@serene_togepi]

wow! i think this was my first video of yours that i watched! i was like, who is this guy why is he naming them after insurance companies? but i was intrigued and found your gameplay compelling and your voice calming i watched more. and ive been a subscribed since mid to late 2021! love seeing your channel evolve and hearing your thoughts on your old stuff. dont be too hard on past you though!! i really want to start posting nuzlocke content so things like this are really helpful for aspiring fellas like myself. keep it up dr hg!

[@Wceric1]

That original Nuzlocke was the first ever Locke I watched (I’d been reading comics up till this point), and since then Nuzlocking has become a major major part of my life- I wouldn’t be the person I am today if it weren’t for it, and seeing how much you’ve grown is so so cool. Your videos have been a massive source of stability for when I’ve been feeling down, I hope you keep improving and enjoying what you do, thanks for all the awesome videos man -Sincerely, the person who accidentally compared you to Jar Jar binks on stream

[@keebs5780]

Don’t comment a whole lot, but wanted to say I’ve adored your content since this grass locke video and it inspired me to start doing mono lockes on my own time. Always a really fun challenge to theorycraft your way past the worst battles. Good stuff!

[@glitterati8956]

I remember watching this in cold sweats in the Winona fight because Ludicolo and Breloom are my Gen3 babies! It was such a great video, you do an amazing job explaining the intricacies of the game that are accessible to the layman & you have terrific comedic timing. I watch every nuzlocke video! & can't thank you enough for how much you've revitalised my interest in a game series I had grown up.

[@natecgames4612]

This is the second video I ever saw from your channel with the first being your mono fighting Emerald run. It's fun to look back on these videos to see how much your content and overall storytelling has improved.

[@IndSoc]

I'm really appreciating now how much you meticulously edit your nuzlockes. The move selection, experience gain- all surgically removed. And it all looks so smooth!

[@TheStrifist]

I came across your Emerald and Firered videos a bit over a year ago. I've been around for the ride ever since, and have also been attempting a Nuzlocke of PokeMMO during this time. I've failed the attempt atleast 15 times so far, but each of your videos inspires me to jump in, play around the critical hit and give it a try again! Love your work and so proud of how far you've come.

[@gunterf432]

So glad joining mid journey to this stupendous channel that saves me from eating bored, and to see you evolve as a KZbinr! Much love flygon

[@אולפניטיםצוץ]

I’m so proud of of you flygon seeing you grow from 85k to 200k makes me so happy 😁 Never stop making great content 😅

[@idontneedachannelthanksyou7292]

This was great and you should definitely do it again. Go over your favorites, your least favorites, the trainwrecks, and the cakewalks. This was super fun to watch and going over an old video is way better than no video.

[@Salotl]

I really like hearing you talk about your creative process, more than the idea of reaction videos. You've really got a mind for what makes a good video, and one thing I don't recall you having touched on much in this video is how much better your scripts have gotten as you've been doing this. You vary your language, and it feels a lot more creative, both with the plots and also just with the play by play saying what happens! I can see how much work goes into every one of these videos you put out, and the effort is always admired and appreciated. Even if they don't capture quite as much attention as the more clickbaity, frenetic/ loud type videos you mentioned, it's better that you do these in your own way. I can tell just by how you talk about it, it's more what you like doing - and more importantly it allows your own style to shine. I know you talked about that somewhat in your podcast/interview thing you did with Bloody that one time. Your approach to video editing, humor style is inspiring - you make the sorts of videos you want to see, (and as it happens, a lot of people ALSO want to see that!) and push yourself to do your best with each one you put out. I hope you continue to be able to do this sort of thing for as long as you'd like to.

[@thaumatomane]

I’ve been subscribed to your channel since this video first aired. I’m in the past stages of my PhD, and your videos have been a wonderful source of pressure release for me through this -thank you Dr. HG 🌟

[@espmodeus]

It’s crazy that I remember when this video was still fairly fresh and showed up on my recommended, and that I binged through all your vids and subscribed almost immediately It’s really incredible to see your growth and improvement over the years and I’m happy that your channel caused so many others to dabble into the monolocke and hardcore nuzlocke challenges ! Here’s to more growth and improvement in the future Dr. HG !! ❤

[@arandomnerdnamedseth]

It’s staggering how much you have grown since then both as a Nuzlocker and a content creator. Keep up the great work, FlygonHG

[@grumpygengar22]

This video was very cool and helpful for myself and other smaller PokéKZbinrs. Looking back on your early content is great for growth, and when a bigger KZbinr does it, everyone can benefit.

[@Guukoh]

In my opinion, the best part of this video is learning why you did things and what you’d do differently as far as the battles go. It would be really cool to see nuzlocke analysis

[@seishi425]

we've had 2 years with flygon already????? thanks for the last 2 years - they've been amazing and there's nothing quite like the comfortable feeling felt when settling down to properly watch a video when it's out

[@Aviplotbunny]

Your last run had really got me thinking about how somehow it’s been two years of your content when it feels like you’ve been around for ages! Your videos are entrenched into my life at this point, and it’s clear you’ve just kept improving over time. All your hard work has paid off, Dr HG. I do think in the early days of nuzlocke content, having this slower paced flow made more sense-nowadays we’re so used to them, so the vibe is different. Thanks for being around and providing us wonderful content over the years. I’m sure the next two years will be just as great!

[@undeniablySomeGuy]

It's interesting to see how your skills at crafting a narrative has evolved. This old video is more like a recap/summary video, but your more recent nuzlockes definitely have a lot of storytelling to help pull the audience through the video.

[@GPurcellMusic]

Flygon looking back back at his own, 2+-year-old jokes and still chuckling to himself over them gives me so much life

[@magnum_pig_2004]

An oldie, but a goodie. Would love to see more reaction videos from you, mate. It's incredible to see how much your channel has evolved over time.

[@dragoniteisbased]

I really want to see more of these types of videos; they really show your growth as a nuzlocker and offer and interesting perspective when you reflect on your past runs

[@CharlieGreasby]

Crazy seeing the progression in the videos since this one. Love to see it

[@samueltaylor6421]

This was very charming. I think reacting to your own videos is a clever take on the mostly oversaturated "genre" of reaction videos. It might be a nice tradition for this channel to do a "self check-in" every once in a while.

[@dirk3314]

this is a really interesting video! feels very educational to see you reflect back on your old videos, this way we can all learn and see how you’ve improved!

[@LovJinxx]

I really liked how you critiqued your video and editiing skills as well as your pokemon skills. I think its really interesting to see how you think through a run differently now and also have a better eye for cinematic/story beat moments. I would love to see more videos like this as they're always fascinating!

[@RedVogg]

As someone just starting out in the world of nuzlocke content creation, this was an incredibly useful video. Going back and watching my first video with the same analytical mindset as you employed here has helped me spot my own errors and things that could have been done better - all good lessons to take forward into the next video!

[@gusmcconnell4752]

Hey man, just want to say thanks so much for your content. Your improvement from this nuzlocke commentary to your most recent is night and day. You’re killing it. Regardless of content, the biggest change (my favourite change) is how much more comfortable you seem with the commentary/editing/end product. You’re doing a great job and your progression is amazing. Keep it up mate.

[@troyb5362]

I really enjoyed this! Would be happy to see more, even a commentary of one of your favourite runs and comment on what you think you did well would be interesting

[@Nuclearstomp]

It was pretty interesting to watch you come back to this video and go over past mistakes and editing issues. It seems like you've really progressed in your skills as both an editor and a nuzlocker. Though honestly my favorite part was your getting re-invested in the nickname theme lol. Anyway, I will once again recommend a no same type moves run of Black / White and / or X/Y. If you do either of these runs I'd recommend fighting as many trainers as possible before you do each gym if you want some extra challenge, some of them are pretty scary and I think it'd help spice up the run. It's so rare to see you need to plan around or strategize against normal trainers, especially since most of them are skippable. (Copy/pasted from last video.)

[@ZexalDSJAsh]

This was definitely a blast from the past. It was absolutely amazing to see this.

[@bekkaanneee]

i’m been watching your videos at work for over a year now, and lately your saturday uploads have coincided with my saturday lunch breaks at work. i look forward to them every week! glad you’re still here locking those nuz’s

[@DuelingPotato]

Please make more of these. This is pretty much a must watch if you are new to making content. I feel you impart lessons here that can me used across KZbin as a whole. Also interesting to hear behind the scenes stuff for your videos.

[@asiriusworm]

Been around since the first nuzlocke! I knew you had a lot of potential and the channel growth you've had in a short time is amazing!

[@a_delightful_nerd]

This is an excellent video. Huge respect for you and all you do. It's really wonderful to see a person secure enough in themselves to reflect on their body of work and put it out here for all to see. Your honesty, humility, and intelligence are why I'm personally so invested in your content. Thank you for everything!

[@superpoke0]

One thing I wanted to note is that, at least for me, is I watch your content for your laid back and chill videos. There has been many times where I’ve been sick or feeling under the weather and your videos make me relax a lot more. It’s important to notice where you’ve started and how to improve, but I do feel like you are a bit hard on yourself in terms of criticism. Even though I do know that it’s all in the interest of improvement. Also glad you brought back subscribe, or don’t. That was always one of my favorite parts about your videos. Thanks for teaching me about badge boosting. I kinda forgot that was even a thing.

[@thecuttlekid2758]

aww now im all nostalgic! ☺️i remember watching Flygon on my lunch breaks working at Jimmy John’s back when he only had a few thousand subscribers!😮im so glad ive gotten to see his growth over these years!!!🎉🎉

[@Gibstack]

11:50 I love how he said "sets up 2 bulk ups" and uses 3 lol, would not have noticed if this wasn't specifically a reaction video

[@lowzibojine]

So in my last year of university I was 100% struggling. Like really bad. I'd just come out to my family and friends and lost A LOT of my important relationships. And you're channel as young and unpolished as it was alongside Papasea and a couple other nuzlockers and Pokémon playthrough channels really got me through it! Now 3 years from those trying times I am a happy young man with a degree and meaningful friendships and good connections with my family. Honestly without these types of videos info dumping and getting me invested into a new style of playing/enjoying Pokémon I don't know where I would be. But man, it was great to see you look back at where it *not really* all began for you! Even seeing the old layout had me nostalgic and the way you spoke a little bit quieter and less pronounced which as you stated was like you were nervous was just so wholesome! Keep making the good content and if you ever do one of these again can you go over the flygon only run! That was like one of my absolute favourites of your videos! 🥹🥹

[@breenaj1095]

In terms of doing this type of video again, I would watch it but I wouldn't necessarily ask for it. Good job on your improvements! And thanks for it! I always enjoy your videos. Your channel is one where I click to watch the video as soon as I see a new one, as opposed to leaving it to watch later when the mood strikes me.

[@Peachpidon]

I usually don't like commentary videos, but watching your own video is honestly very interesting. I discovered you like a year ago so I never watched the old ones and it's nice seeing how better you are now (in nuzlocking but in video editing as well). Something I really love now is the little fiction segments you add it's great. All in all I'm not sure other commentary are necessary but it was very nice to watch (and don't be so harsh on you =p)

[@coolguy902]

Honestly I REALLY love content creators going back and reacting to their older content so seeing this was a lot of fun! I think see some more in the future would be really interesting.

[@SwolbiWanKenobi]

Your comments about your own content give me so much hope for getting better with my own. If the best nuzlocker in the business felt nervous starting out, that’s all the encouragement I need to keep growing!

[@hedge5322]

So cool to see you commentating on your journey and growth. Keep it up dude -- your stuff brings so much joy to so many Pokemon nerds!

[@rolef6084]

as someone who watched all the hardcore nuzlockes and u being the first nuzlocker i watched, i liked the introductions at the start as like u said i had no clue back then what was going on. it made me understand it a lot more, so dont go to hard on yourself

[@mayzcorn27]

Ah how funny I started a Flygon HG marathon this week so seeing you react to your first monotype Nuzlocke was a treat!

[@racoonmaster5713]

Hey Flygon, just wanted to say you're an awesome guy. Your nuzlockes are incredibly fun to watch, and actually inspired me to try nuzlocking games myself, and thanks to you, I actually beat a Pokémon Heartgold hardcore nuzlocke on only my second attempt! So, thanks for like, making me into this stuff :)

[@charliexox5641]

This is wild, I rewatched the original vid yesterday, only to see this reaction vid popup today! Keen to re-rewatch today, what a great vid!

[@ninjanecktie2276]

I think you were the person who got me into Nuzlocking. So don't be overcritical over how detailed you were in the beginning. It was definitely welcomed

[@abreathofairABOA]

Everybody else is getting sappy in these comments so I get to as well! I think I found your channel sub-20k or so at LEAST, and from the moment I started watching your videos, I was so impressed with the immediate video quality, game knowledge, and good vibes! I single-handedly credit you with reigniting my love for pokemon. Two years ago I was so jaded with the state of the modern games, and while I still haven't completed a game since Moon, I'm actually able to engage with the older games again without a general apathy towards the future. I love your videos and I'm so happy seeing how much your channel has grown!!!

[@hide-and-zeke1546]

was kinda funny to see how you oscillated between dissertation defense voice when you were critiquing your own plays and TA voice when you were trying to explain nuzlocke tips. i subscribed when that grass monotype video came out because i was craving pokemon content from someone with a deep knowledge of game mechanics that wasn't competitive pokemon or speedruns - i think your "pro" nuzlocker content is by far the best, and it's nice to be able to watch a condensed youtube video instead of lengthy stream vods. the "gimmick" challenges where you're picking from a very arbitrary pool ("cute pokemon only", "nocturnal pokemon only", "headbutt pokemon only", etc.) have always been the most fun for me to watch.

[@that-guy-pearce]

I love this inside baseball approach to your own content--super cool to hear more about your process and get some insight into your decision making

[@HasanK00]

Honestly man I’ll watch any content you put out even if it’s reaction videos. I don’t mean to say that reaction videos are bad by default, they can be quite entertaining for a lot of ppl. But I like hearing your thoughts on stuff whether that be dlc for new Pokémon or your reflection on past strategies. It’s like you said, some video is better than no video. Hope you’re doing well!

[@SparkstarScope]

Crazy how you started with such a difficult challenge from the getgo. Nice to see that the future easier runs helped you grow more consistent, though.

[@achillyday7882]

when i was watching the flannery fight i was literally eating my fingernails in suspense with enough tension to crack a hole in the very fabric of the universe

[@DanThomp]

I've been a community fan for years and I've watched your monotype videos a couple of times each and I never once noticed the gasleak year reference... my respect for you has tripled

[@cagriyuksel6448]

Hey Dr.Flygon i just wanted to say that i don't think good editing and well thought out script makes the videos necessarily more enjoyable to watch i think the reason for why this is still your best performing video is because you involve the audience so much in the process and i actually kind of like that not everything is cut out. Sometimes it's also fun to watch a fight without being cut to much where u have to reset afterwards or where you loose a valuable team member. Basically just being with you there throughout the Journey of your Nuzlocke is really enjoyable to watch.

[@dragonarrow5525]

I love this style of video and hope you make more! I generally don't like reaction content but reacting to your own content definitely gives more meaningful insight. At the start of the video I think you weren't pausing enough and trying to talk over your past self made it really hard to tell what you were trying to say.

[@rosetteprism8640]

This probably was one of the first of your videos the algorithm recommended me a month or so ago (must be the nuzlocking vids that started popping up after watching the Jaiden ones). I agree that you have improved (especially when you point it out), but this one is a classic. The jokes and themed names are a FlygonHG staple. Oh and I have watched this one before.

[@Keydicken]

I think I've been subscribed since the Nocturnal Nuzlocke, so seeing your community grow and video quality rise over time is incredible!

[@desmond.23]

do not delete this video, well it is really the first nuzlock i watch and i learn a lot from it.

[@arcisle5162]

super fun vid! you should do more of these if you want. I think its cool to learn a different side of these videos and still have the pokemon aspect in the background.

[@IStoleAllYourCookies]

I remember when you first posted that video, it actually interested me and had me stay throughout. Amazing!

[@Victini0510]

I enjoyed this. I wouldn't want it as a replacement for challenges ofc but as a substitute vid once in a while or even a midweek upload would be fun. Also wouldn't mind seeing re-runs of challenges, especially ones you feel you could massively improve on.

[@hunterlane1845]

I would really love it if you could react to your Fire type only nuzlocke of White 2, as that in my opinion had hands down, your most intense champion battle, and just overall better than all your other nuzlocke videos.

[@nishant9289]

If you remember, he himself said that no Champion battle comes closer than VS Wallace in lower than 400 BST Pokémon nuzlocke.

[@bristle2356]

always look forward to a video no matter what the subject. The personality is what keeps people coming back

[@mandysweats851]

This was the first Nuzlocke video I watched, and was hooked! I’ve since attempted and failed a nuzlocke of Emerald, like, 10 times, but I had fun doing it at least

[@Jim-zw7ul]

You inspired me to beat my first hardcore nuzlocke of emerald, got so close already and wiped at the champ haha. On attempt 6 now and its making the game so much more fun. Thanks for the insipiration and the great videos :)

[@typhoonboom]

its so cool to see you having improved so much i still remember when the lets go pikachu video released its so cool too having seen your gigantic succes after those videos (like from around 5k to 100k in like a week) was so satifying. im so glad that you went from 'i wish i could do hardcore nuzlockes for a living. dream job.' to it being your job. currently, you're still one of the only nuzlockers i consistantly watch, cuz not only is the amount of content pretty consistant, its also such high quality that keeps improving. have a good one pal.

[@daveclayt85]

You were the best then and you're the best now dude! Glad you weren't too hard on yourself (most of the time) and that you are able to step back and recognise your own growth. Onwards and upwards!

[@TheSamBogan]

Cool to see this look back at the origins of the channel! Kind of thought the whole insurance naming theme would have been explained but perhaps that adds to the humor of this video. Either way, can't wait to see what comes next for the channel!

[@TheSamBogan]

@@FlygonHG Fair enough man. I respect the commitment to sticking with the joke long after it applied.

[@whattaninja3751]

I love when you make a comment about what you should have done and then un-pause and past you reiterates the comment.

[@Arti_Novideos]

Guys look how quickly he has grown, feels like his first video was 2 years ago🤧

[@calummackenzie6874]

I remember seeing this video on recommend. Think you were at 10k subs. Watched all your content after that and added you to my Weekend routine. Grass type Scarlet run is the challenge

[@jfreemandrums]

A Community reference in your 2nd video/first mono-type run was surely a sign of the great things to come from this channel

[@thewalt200]

Honestly I would love to see your reaction to what your favorite nuzlocke has been so far! Would be nice to hear why you liked it so much, favorite jokes, anything like that!

[@TheScottHopkins]

You actually taught me what a nuzlocke was when I watched you first video and then I did my first nuzlocke on my own of Diamond!

[@valerielusa8000]

Love to see you were doing Nosepass-related visual gags from the first Emerald run! I read every new letter from Mr Stone with bated breath

[@JDoradoTube]

Take a shot every time Flygon says voice crack, but don't die

[@RenatoG1848]

It’s like watching a chef when he had a food truck and now has a five star Michelin restaurant

[@Mr.AceofKings]

I like retrospectives like this that have a purpose or occasion. If there’s another milestone video you have in mind, or a first of its kind in your list, I think that’d be just as interesting too!

[@tstealy89]

This nuzlocke was the first video of yours I ever watched. Its what made me a fan of yours and this was so informative thank you for making this video!

[@IrfanFakhrianto]

i cant believe there are hardcore nuzlocke rules to react videos now