R34 Bait | So this is Basically Pokemon, Reaction

[@drakeware655]

"Is that a sword Pokémon?" It's not JUST a sword Pokémon. It's a GHOST sword Pokémon. Named Honedge

[@ShadwSonic]

Or Aegislash, depending on whether it's evolved or not.

[@jmurray1110]

Not relevant given honage was the one in question given that was what was on screen

[@ShadwSonic]

@@jmurray1110 I'm not nearly knowledgeable enough to tell them apart.

[@jmurray1110]

@@ShadwSonic honage is one sword, doublade is 2 shorts and aegislash is a sword and a shield

[@ShadwSonic]

@@jmurray1110 Doublade? Another example of me not knowing things, I thought that line only had two stages.

[@Sammy_The_Umbreon]

I find it funny that he's so surprised by a sword pokemon, when gen 1 and 2 had: magnets, slime, Pokeball with eyes, Eggs, stone with hands, the literal alphabet and pineco.

[@Airier]

That is a very good point. 🤔

[@devonm042690]

Objection. If you're fighting a shadow Pokemon, you _are_ playing the better game.

[@ragnarthered8540]

A man of culture I see

[@onilink0thefur]

@@ragnarthered8540 undeniably so. Because it means it wasn't touched by the tainted fingers of GF and has the magical thing called _effort_

[@stagelights_]

pokemon colosseum is by far the worst game in the series.

[@LordHypertronUniversum]

19:54 - That's Dark Danny from Future in alternate timeline. Danny did something that caused death of his friends and faimly. Danny filled with guilt, asked Vlad Master if he can get rid of his Ghost-half, which he did, but when the procedure was finished, the Ghost-Half of Danny wasn't very happy, and used the same machine on Vlad, and removed his Ghost-Half. Than by accident both halfs started to fuse together, and created a being known as Dark Danny. Then Dark Danny killed Human Danny and left Vlad Master alive to tell the tale. Female Danny is just Genderbend Clone of Danny. (Yes! That's Canon)

[@BramLastname]

Okay, but having a Genderbend Clone of yourself be an antagonist is really neat if done well.

[@jekrasneriteph7736]

13:55 that's honedge the reason it moves is because it's possessed by an ancient warrior and that blue cloth sucks the life force out of anything that touches it

[@a.mseymour180]

So another bs pokedex entry

[@Wixvhen]

I will say that... Adventure Time does have a great ending, actually. And he does find another girl, but... He isn't weird about it, and they kinda vibe. They also course correct with the arm thing.

[@Bezaliel13]

Huntress Wizard for the win!

[@ligtningdog6399]

Rule of thumb, Airier If a series is aimed at a innocent pre-teens and is successful stays around long enough for those pre-teens to become not-so-innocent teens, there WILL be lots of "fanart". Beautifully, horrible 'fanart'.

[@Airier]

True. I should know by now that's basically an internet law.

[@BramLastname]

Yes, I know that feeling when the parody puts such an accurate twist on things it rewires everything I know. I watch Starkid Musicals and you should too.

[@nebelwanderer4974]

Professor Kukui is fit not fat, but yeah tanned hawaiian professor, named after a tree. Qwilfish, Probopass and Alomomola are real Pokémon (don't know what's up with the years though?). The sword-Pokémon is called Honedge and it's final evolution is the most overpowered piece of shit in the entire franchise. Also Mega-Scrafty had me rolling on the floor laughing. The backstory with AZ using a super weapon and splitting the universe is an actual thing in the lore. The Battle Funicular is poking fun at the different Battle Frontiers of each game (the unovan Battle Subway in particular, seriously look it up). "Dire Hit" is an item, it raises the crit-chance.

[@Bezaliel13]

Have to give Chairman Rose credit for not wanting to take over the world with Eternatus, just make *clean* energy. "You thought pokemon was going have a joke about fanporn, but it was I, Danny!

[@MizukiStone44]

All the pokemon are real, but most of the 'is actually an item' ones are ghosts (who are basicly just possessing said item). For the Adventure time bee arm thing... eh kinda? Not like how they put it, but there was a puberty metaphor involved in that case of his arm coming back (before he lost it again). The entire arm thing ended up being a metaphor a lot like the skit joked it could be, but with an added conflict of 'fighting against the enviable before reaching acceptance' aspect.

[@MarcMagma]

Yes, there are. They are usually based on one of the (at least) 4 types of Yokai named 'Tsukumogami' from Japanese folklore. Tsukumogami are objects which came to live exactly 100 years (as in 'to the day'-exact) after their creation (aka their 100th 'birthday').

[@MisterMokuroh]

Basically, remakes like Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire are separate universes that happen to have the gimmick that applies to the Generation the remake was introduced in.

[@TheJeSTeR7530]

"is there a range of just random animated Objects that are Pokemon now ?" Th- There always were ? Magnemite, Geodude, just to name a few.

[@hendeyjagger7489]

Do rocks count as objects?

[@TheJeSTeR7530]

@@hendeyjagger7489 Yes.

[@ligtningdog6399]

Don't forget Voltorb, the literal pokeball with mean eyes

[@TheJeSTeR7530]

@@ligtningdog6399 ...or its very original evolution, the upside down Pokeball with eyes.

[@Ilikecatsismychannelname]

Thoughts on each: *ahem* I remember watching Adventure Time for a while before CN's airing schedule made it too much of a pain and then I just quit watching TV altogether. I liked it. Was it dumb? Yes often. Did it surprise me by suddenly NOT being dumb? Yes, often. Did I enjoy the secondary cast more than the main? Yes, often. Also love the Lich because voiced by Ron Perlman. Man this pokemon video doesn't even SCRATCH the surface of the weird messed up stuff Game Freak has snuck into the lore. Just look at ANY GHOST TYPE POKEDEX ENTRY AFTER GEN 2!!! God I remember back when the most messed up thing was the 10 year old kid going out alone into the world and taking down basically the mafia..... We were so innocent then... What happened? Sometimes I go back and re-watch Danny Phantom because nostalgia. Have yet to regret it. It's a good show up until corporate decided to cancel it after 3 seasons and told the writers to make the show 'more kid friendly' in season 3 a.k.a. take the plot and characters out back, shoot them, and replace with cardboard automatons. Not necessarily in that order, but I'm pretty sure that's what happened. Nickelodeon has a tendency to do that.... *looks at LoK, sighs, and shakes head* You could have been coherent like your predecessor if they didn't renew you season by season which nerfed character development and worldbuilding...HARD. ...It could have been great...instead it was mediocre....

[@emeraldspark101]

Every single pokemon in that trailer is real...

[@williamhiegel2756]

The Pokemon character Jellow if riffing is a fat version of a character. The name is professor Kakui (probably spelling it wrong). The sword pokemon is real, it's actually a pretty liked pokemon from what I know. Also, look up the tale of AZ, it there should be gameplay footage of it and it's honestly one of my favorite parts in the recent pokemon games!

[@robertduggan4617]

Basically everything in the Pokemon one was real except for:team pants,and the stick(though give them a few more gens)

[@williamhiegel2756]

@@robertduggan4617 I mean, sudowoodo

[@naokaderapider4210]

@@robertduggan4617 Lets be real, a living stick is about as creative as a living ball a living magnet and a living rock

[@Gfreak250]

Ok so the EXP share was introduced in Ruby and Sapphire (Gen 3), literally the games right after Gold, Silver and Crystal (Gen 2). Originally, it was a held item that shared EXP between the Pokémon at the front of your party and whichever Pokémon was holding it. However, in X&Y it was changed into a "key item" meaning it could no longer be held by a Pokémon and its effects were applied to the player's entire party, but players had the option to enable/disable it if they wished. Fast forward to 2018 "Let's Go, Pikachu!" and "Let's Go, Eevee!" are released and make one final change to the EXP share; It's no longer optional and players cannot switch it off. It's been that way since then.

[@kiritotheabridgedgod4178]

Airier, we both know that pokemon and fate grand order probably don't come close to the amount of "fan art" that the sonic fandom creates. Also, the sword pokemon is called honedge, it evolves into arguable one of the best pokemon in gen 6.

[@hendeyjagger7489]

So good, they had to nerf it.

[@itsturniptime3699]

Also important to note Honedge is a haunted sword that will aggressively rip out your soul if you try to wield it. Unlike Klink, which is just two living gears that spin together as a happy couple pretending to be one sentient creature. They’re lovely.

[@EnderPryde]

Spoilers: Surprisingly, no. Pokemon beats out Sonic for number of "fan arts" - you gotta remember that Lucario, Gardevoir, Loppunny, Zeraora, and Incineroar *exist*, and it starts to come into focus.

[@ligtningdog6399]

No, it's pretty safe to say that the amount of Pokemon "fan art" outclasses Sonic's by wide margin. If you are talking about was about concern individual characters, you'll be right. But under the blanket of "Pokemon", well, the Pokemon fanbase is bigger than Sonic's.

[@TheArcSet]

Do not blame the alcohol, blame the alcohole, if that does not make sense, add "hard mode" until it does. As I understand it, the actual poke-time-line is complicated, but: there was the age where they (1st) invented pokeballs and digitalisation tech, then there was a world war that nuked the time-line in two, then, in the pre-RBY gen, there was the war that convinced people to no longer _real-fight_ with Pokémon, until Team-Rocket decided to use Pokémon outside sport again.

[@TheArcSet]

Thanks for this reaction, always nice to see more Jello. As to the restraining order, Finn was pressured into screwing up the 1st real romantic relationship he had (that an ancient immortal hadn't creepily groomed him into for "greater good" weaponised love reasons), after that, he didn't really deal with romance so well, at least until his 2 former crushes were happily attached themselves. His behaviour always kind of makes sense in context, but even he grows up enough to realise that he doesn't deal with that in a remotely healthy way and after he's delimbed and abandoned by X, his romantic rebound episode isn't a fun watch, generally considered a series low.

[@Cyril86]

Ever since Pokemon X/Y the EXP Share makes it so all pokemon in your party get the EXP even if they don't take part in the battle. Before then it was a held item that gave the pokemon you equipped it the EXP even if they don't take part in the battle. And none of the games are properly balanced for using the newer type of EXP Share. You can and will outlevel absolutely everything.

[@williamhiegel2756]

Pokemon was the birthplace of many future furies.

[@chaos4654]

Adventure Time pretty much mutates into a thesis document on symbolism and philosophy in the later/middle seasons. XD

[@ajsweenor5311]

The exp share used to be a held item that split the xp evenly between 2 pokemon now it's a bag item that splits it between all pokemon

[@Airier]

Didn't know it's an item. 😯

[@kirinbobarcana]

Now you don't even need it.

[@slashermaster28]

I'm with you on EXP Share and I'm not ashamed to admit it. I don't have the patience for grinding that I used to. I'll still do it for some games, but a lot of the time, I'd rather not. So yeah, I'm glad they now have a feature that has the entire team get EXP from a battle. Also, regarding the existence of a sword Pokemon, I'm gonna take a quote from Joshscorcher in his 'Top 10 Overhated Games' list where he mentions gen 5 of Pokemon. 'There have always been Pokemon based on objects or waste.' Let that sink in. In short, he was mostly getting after 'genwunners' for getting after the newer games for stuff Pokemon has always been doing, which is a very, very good point.

[@mistermann4163]

For me it feels like there should be some sort of other form of progression then like how some other games have done it. For pokemons case some sort of bonding meter feels like is needed in order to provide the challenge with pokemon. Meaning that as an example having a pokemon constantly die would make them have the chance of not coming out of there pokeball to fight. Stuff like that since one form of individual grinding has been minimalized in order to not grind that one pokemon and just have it in your back pocket until actually needing it in a fight.

[@crowsenpai5625]

“The entire concept of flying losing to rock is based on an anecdotal phrase.” I mean I’m 90% sure Psychic -> Fighting is the phrase “brains over brawn.”

[@Sammy_The_Umbreon]

im not sure on that, since english phrases shouldnt be used as a basis in the first place. The games are japanese

[@lightningstriker8884]

Dani is called Danny's cousin but she is more like a clone that vlad made using Danny's dna

[@RigidRat]

Airier thinks Honedge is dumb? Nobody tell him about Klefki!... or Comfey... or Sinistea.

[@hendeyjagger7489]

Sinestea was stolen from 4-chan

[@unevenbonsai1715]

Exp share is when one pokemon carries the item and obtains all the experience the used pokemon obtain and it's available in pokemon emerald and fire red from my knowledge

[@hendeyjagger7489]

Half. It's a thing until Gen 6, I believe.

[@itsturniptime3699]

In games X and Y and beyond, EXP Share was changed. Instead of being a Held Item, it was a passive setting that evenly spread all Battle EXP across the entire team. The lowest level members would gain more EXP to help them catch up with the rest of the team, however the Pokémon who participated in the actual fight would gain the most. In I believe Gen 8, Sword and Shield, EXP Share was more properly balanced out to focus a lot more on lower level members and be more even. The Pokémon who competed in the battle would still eat slightly more EXP still. You can no longer turn it off in the settings however. Not being able to turn it off seems to be the future norm. Some people hate modern EXP Share because it makes the game too easy, some like it because it means less wild grinding for the new team baby, and some don’t care because they’re breezing through the game with one Pokémon anyway so it doesn’t matter. Quick explanation on the Makes Game Easy thing. If all the Pokémon on your team are now roughly the same level that means it takes away the time you would be spending on using your newest members and training them yourself by fighting wild Pokémon or trainers. Because of this, your entire team becomes roughly the same strength and therefor removes the (admittedly minuscule) need for real strategy. I personally don’t mind it because I like having a chilled out experience, but have the setting be able to be toggled would be really nice for people who want a challenge.

[@ZanathKariashi]

XP share has existed since the first game. in gen 1 EXP Share would take a share of the battle exp and split it among all your pokemon. (i.e. if you won everything with 1 pokemon, it would get half and the other half would be split with the whole team, if you used 3 pokemon it would get 1/3 to split and so on). (the only way to turn it off was to deposit Exp Share in your computer). Gen 2 made it an item the pokemon could hold and they'd get a share of xp for holding the item as if they'd participated in battle. (you got 1 by default but it was possible to get more). I think they used that mechanic (I played all the ones after Gold and Silver but they didn't really stick with me like G/S did) until X/Y where it was toggle that just gave full battle xp to all pokemon in your party.

[@TheArcSet]

*WINK* *_WINK_* Pokemon Starter Squad does not need backstory lore and is at episode 12. With guest abridge-community collab VAs.

[@project4061]

8:26-8:44 Unfortunately yes, it's one of the only episodes I vaguely remember enough because I wasn't a fan of the show. Would occasionally watch it, but not often.

[@HelloItsMikkan]

There's a Ice cream Pokemon, Garbage bag pokemon, Keychain Pokemon, Lantern Pokemon, Appliances Pokemon, Sword Pokemon Tree Stump Pokemon.... Yeeeeep.

[@darthskarr8975]

02:03 he use to date the Princess of the Fire Kingdom but had a dream that had the Cosmic Owl appear in it - a higher cosmic being who, if they appear in your dream, then that dream they appeared in becomes prophetic and *will* come true (something the Cosmic Owl itself tries avoid if the dream might end up being really messed up, but "life happens" also applies to cosmic beings it seems) - and in that dream he saw that he would screw up their relationship, so he spent the next few days trying to prevent that from happening but doesn't know what "it" is exactly that he will do wrong and accidentally ended up causing the Flame Princess to go to war with the Ice Kingdom for a day. She dumped him when he told her because, well, inadvertently causing a war by doing really weird stuff just to stop your girlfriend from dumping you is rather... *yeah* 02:50 well they do work on it over the course of the series. But speaking of Mind Crippling Horror - surprisingly the Adventure Time multiverse is a Lovecraftian Funride that they tease all the way back in the first season and only start leaning more into in the later seasons, with entities like Golb, Coconteppi, and Orgalorg (*Orgalorg in particular becomes a major antagonist for a season with lasting effects for multiple seasons there after.) on top of which is set a 1000 years after a nuclear apocalypse. 03:40 no, Ice King isn't "the good guy" but he was **a** good guy before the crown, and after the protagonists learned about his origins (which happens rather early in the series) they grow sympathetic towards him and try to help him reform - and later in the series he does become a side protagonist. His character is almost that of a schizophrenic (because of all the people who previously wore the crown) who's original kind and sophisticated personality was berried under this Mania personality. 05:58 plenty of the character arcs got concluded by the final seasons - and in the spin off series after the show ended. 09:00 thankfully no, but he did go from having a cursed sword attached to his hand which was cut off and he later got a cursed arm that regrew later *and not in the way described here* (*and just got to the part where you asked us to lie if it is - no, believe me, it isn't.) which he then lost again and that arm became a cursed duplicate of himself called Fern (who later became the "Green Knight" which heavily references Arthurian mythos) and then he got a robotic arm from PB. And that's rounded down after skimming over the part where the cursed sword/arm fused with the sword that was made from an alternate timeline duplicate of himself that he got a season or two before this happened (he cycles a lot through various cursed swords in the show which eventually have their own mini arcs tide to them.) 13:43 Yes, their called Ghost Type Pokemon. (Because they are literally ghosts that possessed random stuff). There's also the Rotom that isn't a ghost but does posses and often improve household electronics. 14:43 ....yeah, sounds about like the usual Pokemon backstory lore. Can't even tell if he was joking here or if this is actual lore. 19:48 Third one is Evil Danny from the (now alternate) future, and the last one is Danny from an alternate timeline. There's too much to go over in the series or to rapid fire correct in what is meant to be comedic and shortened video recap of it all which is also 4 years behind the current lore of the series, so I hope this was helpful Airier. :) Edit: spelling and grammar and emergency addendums.

[@CyberBlastoise]

One small correction: that last one was a clone made by Vlad Plasmius to recreate Danny.

[@darthskarr8975]

@@CyberBlastoise weird. I remember her going back to her time-line afterwards...

[@ManuelRodriguez-zg6ze]

The Pokémon backstory thing relates to XY and the Story of AZ. Pretty much related to the Pokémon War in Kalos and the use of the Ultimate Weapon.

[@hendeyjagger7489]

I almost thought Pretty Guardian laughed at that one point, but it Was just something else.

[@sapientbirb7350]

Pretty much every pokemon you saw is an actual pokemon, except the literall twig with eyeballs.

[@tennoyamamoto1800]

20:03 You know the first 2 so TLDR 3rd one is the "fusion" of the first 2 from a alternative future timeline, 4th one is a clone from the 1st

[@neogokiMK00]

13:30 Hone-edge, type: Ghost/Steel it evolves 2 times debuted in Pokemon X/Y you could get it really soon in the game. I still love that genderless hunk of metal.

[@slashermaster28]

Also, with Adventure Time, you weren't far off. The prosthetic arm did eventually happen.

[@evancaban9261]

If you want a better ending for Danny phantom try the 5 years later comic by inktank

[@jmurray1110]

Originally the EXP share was an item that you had to give to a specific Pokémon where the Xap would be divided up between it and the non fainted Pokémon but only if the Pokémon with the share was the one battling otherwise only the battling Pokémon gif EXP (it’s why you had to do a lot of switch training in the old days) Later on the XP scare because a universal feature where if any Pokémon wins a battle the XP got shared between all Pokémon regardless of what Pokémon are in (though battlers tended to get a larger chunk) It was a rather controversial change though as you can’t turn it off and as such people complain that it makes the game too easy

[@tokim6903]

lmao Jello prophet pokemon Sword and Shield backstory

[@DragoSonicMile]

Antagonists aren't necessarily villains. They simply oppose or foil the path of the main characters. Similarly, protagonists aren't necessarily heroes. They are the primary focus of the story. I still say Finn's prosthetic metal arm was a gift from the princess. That's the headcanon I follow.

[@v_vmat]

12:57 TBH I have played pokemon since Red came out (1999) and I got it form you saying it!!

[@EditDeath]

Dude, they made a pokemon out of a f**king ice cream cone. The sword ain't nothing compared to that

[@lop90ful1]

To be fair adveture time video is like 5 years old so it didnt end yet at the time. Now it has a proper ending and its pretty good

[@neaosmt1562]

Yes the sword Pokemon and the qwilfish Pokemon or indeed real Pokemon I've been watching all the anime until it got bad which was around Shining Moon and I played the Sun and Moon games

[@hendeyjagger7489]

The sun and moon anime is actually pretty good. It's just a different genre

[@neaosmt1562]

@@hendeyjagger7489 I guess the best way to describe it was it was hard for me to watch the episodes like I find myself either really uninterested or falling asleep

[@neaosmt1562]

@@hendeyjagger7489 and I mean that in the most literal way

[@hendeyjagger7489]

@@neaosmt1562 try episode 40+, it starts the good stuff

[@neaosmt1562]

Yes that is how exp share works who played Pokemon Sun and moon can attest that is how it works

[@davidsandrock7826]

13:39 Honedge is indeed a real Pokémon.

[@HORRIOR1]

So... you haven't played pokemon since Gold and Silver? Interesting... Not to self, blackmail Airier into playing Pokemon Platinum, Heart Gold, Black, Black 2, Y, and Omega Ruby.

[@Airier]

Oh Heck No! I don't think I could ever get enough time to beat one of those games anymore. 😯

[@miraculousabridged2857]

a dire hit increases your pokemon's chance to get a critical hit and diagonal battle is just about about how every game brings in a new stupid kind of battle such as multi battle or triple battle or hoard battle

[@YaoiFan22]

10:12 I thought you were going Professor Birch, Kukui is closer to having abs. 11:36 Depends which game. I think from Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire on, it is like that. Otherwise it is an item that you place on one Pokemon that replaces another item like a Miracle Seed, Mystic Water, Charcoal, Electric Seed, Rocky Helmet, etc. 13:17 Honedge! Introduced in Kalos or X and Y. 16:08 Which Generation did you stop at? He has Gen 7 in this video. 17:02 Saiki K Psychics agree! 19:14 Are you missing he's speaking the Theme Song? I actually liked the final episode of the series. And my fanarts of any series are normal! Mostly because I cannot draw what's in my head. I need a picture to look at. I have to look up individual things like expressions, hair, outfits, poses, head position, etc. in order to draw something how I want.

[@morphingninja]

You might have missed that the creator if Danny Phantom was part of that vid.

[@dr.fruitsnack9131]

13:10 Funny enough there is a sword Pokémon, and it’s got an evolution line where the sword gains a shield which predates when they decided to name the next Pokémon games “Pokémon Sword and Shield.” Thank you GameFreak, very cool.

[@emeralddragon2980]

Okay, on one hand, yes they had a number of Pokemon that are objects and that seems lazy. On the other hand, in Gen 1 alone, you had two sentient pokeballs that explode at the slightest provocation, a magnet ball (and a triple magnet ball that it evolved into), a pink blob with no discernible talent other than being a terrible copycat, literal sentient rocks, and blobs of sewer matter. Object Pokemon have been a thing since the beginning.

[@neaosmt1562]

Yes that is the actual War lore of X and Y

[@misswarchan]

We got pokemon teapots now.

[@okamiwolf5501]

I see “Rule 34 Bait”, I see the couch.

[@shinkaiatsuya950]

Finn basically tricked his semi psyco pyro girlfriend that wanted to turn good and escape her life of being used by otherse to abuse Ice King even when Ice King did nothing wrong just so he can get implied wet dreams. So yeah should at least get a restraining order.

[@hakulives2613]

I hate to be the one to tell you this, but all of those Pokemon are real. ALL OF THEM. (Except the twig Pokemon, but it's only a matter of time...)

[@miraculousabridged2857]

the original exp share would be handed to 1 pokemon in the party who would gain exp even if not in the battle, however later games had exp share effect the entire party and in some games even pokemon that arent in the party!

[@benjaminbutton8875]

This video was good….. maybe I’ll analyze it like the last one

[@QuantumQuill455]

27:40 *You have offically taken your first step into the dark side of the internet. May you suffer with the rest of us.*

[@EnderPryde]

Yeaaaah. Pokemon has sort of always just had a *looooot* of story happening, but you know... in the background, and not in the games. It's only really a relatively recent phenomena that said story has started to be imported to the games. ... If you saw Detective Pikachu, a Ditto transforming into a human was a plot point from 1999, that just never made waves until Detective Pikachu because it was from the Adventures Manga... which is a *wild* ride if you ever read it.

[@jacobwright9351]

11:36 yes, and it was so broken that it was part of X and Y being the easiest games in the series 13:26 yes, there are

[@equinox3625]

Damn... I didn't know there's a pattern but there is and yep

[@wyvernblack8904]

Yes thahts how the EXP Share works, and now a days they made it so you cant turn it off for some reson. Also all Pokemon you see are real and the sorwd one is the better one when it fully evolevs

[@DarthUmbra]

Shh! No one tell him about the ice cream cone pokemon.

[@baronroy2012]

Oh boy! Just started and already hoping he sees the RWBY one

[@SerenityM16]

Yes, literal cursed sword is a Pokémon

[@tntmaniac2848]

sword pokemon exist KZbinr - No that can't exist

[@tntmaniac2848]

oh a literal key is a pokemon

[@jonathanrolle2046]

Scychic is weak agent things we are scared of like bugs ,dark, ghost.

[@miraculousabridged2857]

I’d like to suggest a ‘you made me do this’ video for ‘Monster Punter World’ by Slimecicle

[@GoliathPyroson]

The sword pokemon is real, yes

[@SolarFlamer64]

... all the pokemon are real.

[@Airier]

... 😶

[@RaphaelRavenwing]

There's literally a pokemon that's a living bag of garbage.

[@MrSuperbeast92]

Yeah... Danny Phantom had a somewhat rushed last episode that left it open if there'd be more. >_>

[@miraculousabridged2857]

all pokemon other than the twig with eyeballs are real

[@hendeyjagger7489]

And Mega-Scraftie

[@miraculousabridged2857]

@@hendeyjagger7489 true

[@MultiYogibear]

Exp share was in gold and silver

[@Gyvon]

Hey Airier. You should totally react to Jaiden Animation's three Nuzlocke videos.

[@SerenityM16]

19:30 evil Danny and future daughter Danny

[@HORRIOR1]

Pretty sure she was a failed female clone of Danny.

[@Airier]

How do you clone a ghost?

[@doogles-lq9eb]

@AirierGames there’s literally an ice cream Pokémon

[@drdn9797]

All of the pokemon he showed were real

[@prim8512]

I call it bro-dependent

[@miraculousabridged2857]

yes the backstory is real

[@parisien-pf9kk]

they are ALL real

[@demothiguillermo2059]

If you want a good pokemon story may I suggest the Pokémon adventures manga

[@jekrasneriteph7736]

They are all real

[@thegloriouswizard5270]

But you ALWAYS have coffee, Airier! 🧙‍♂️☕ also, yeah, XP Share was added in later generation . Then BUFFED in gen 6 (x,y), slightly nerfed in Sun/Moon. Slightly.

[@thegloriouswizard5270]

Giant King weapon thing? X/Y plot. Poorly handed, but yeah.

[@itsturniptime3699]

Pokémon designs are, always have been, and will continue to be extremely dumb and or cool looking while also simultaneously having origins that are far too deep and reference things from real life way too well when you start digging. We have things ranging from Yokai, RPG Class Archetypes, A fruit that becomes a dominatrix, animals fused with objects like a snake turned into a double barrel shotgun, haunted objects like a sword the steals souls, a Pokémon that references and represents the porcelain pot and tea cup scandals of Britain, and just straight up objects like some gears. Lately the new designs from Gen 7 and especially Gen 8 have become much more thematic with their designated region. Sword and Shield, games made for Gen 8, are based on the UK and so every single new Pokémon and form added besides maybe three, two of which are from a DLC, are extremely British or at least reference neighbouring cultures. I adore Pokémon, even if their few later games have been lower quality then anticipated, they seem to be making a very big jump out of their weird comfort zone later this month with Pokémon Legends Arceus and I’m excited. Also yes, Quilfish and Alomomola are both real Pokemon. They don’t evolve as of yet and they haven’t had any real spotlight, ever, but they’re both real fish Pokémon. Quilfish was added in Gen 2, Alomamola in Gen 5. Considering the franchise has lately been giving old forgotten Pokémon new forms, evolutions, and glow ups, I suspect the same will happen for these guys soon.

[@umbrella3235]

"Are there a bunch of Pokemon that are just based on objects." 🌎👨‍🚀🔫👨‍🚀 "Always has been..."

[@pastadinnertheater8657]

the adventure time video is really not that good its just basically jello being salty about season 6 being garbage which to be fair the show did take a dip in quality since season 5 but it wasn't all bad elements was easily the best of the miniseries and actually vary enjoyable and distant lands makes up a lot for the finale and even season 6 had wake up and escape from the citadel which were fantastic openers to the season he is really generalizing and glossing over a lot of the show and not giving it the credit it does disserve

[@james7x659]

At 11:43 yes

[@MarcMagma]

Can you react to 'Pokémon Honest Game Trailers'?

[@AkaroXIV]

11:36 xp all has been in the game since gen 1, most don't use it because you only get half experience from each fight to give some to the whole team.

[@Cyril86]

No it hasn't. It was added in Gen 6. Before that there was just the EXP. Share held item that shared EXP with one pokemon in your party.

[@GG1315]

Yeah so all of the pokemon in the pokemon are real, just saying maybe you should pick some of the new games or watch jaiden animations' nuzlocke videos, or watch several poketubers i can recommend the list is endless

[@ultrawinggaming9764]

Yes. The Sword is a Real Pokemon. Its a Ghost of a Dead Medieval era Warrior possessing a Sword. Its admittedly Lazy design is forgiven for it being a Strong Battler and Cool Lore.

[@appo9357]

Please do the Vox Machina trailer.

[@kristianklausen4524]

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