The Last Nurse Joy | Pokemon Fan Game

[@doctorreed_]

is this a........historical fiction pokemon game? thats so fascinating, im looking forward to this

[@tulsatrash]

I know right!

[@anonalpaca2513]

In a sense!

[@anonalpaca2513]

Hey, so this is the lead dev of the game! I low key skipped to the feedback, since I just woke up and - yeah I agree with a lot of that. Watching other people play it told me a great deal about what I needed to work on in terms of legibility and making things...make sense? You are right in that the puzzles made a lot more sense to me while the team was developing them, and I was too focused on getting the game in a finished state. If I ever put out a post-Jam update (now that the games have been judged) I’ll probably rewrite a lot of the game’s text, to take it from old adventure game levels of difficulty to decent. This is one of the first puzzle-like games that I’ve made and I intend to make more so again, thankyou! I’ve been a fan of your content for a long time, and seeing one of my Jam games get highlighted was certainly a surprise.

[@gigadude]

Looks like a pretty fun game you did great don't beat yourself up

[@carmineknight9123]

I just wanted to say that I've never felt so invested in a Pokemon fan game before this one, and I would be STOKED for an update to this!! There's so many different interesting ideas here both in the gameplay, story, and bonus lore. I def agree that there's something really special here that would be worth cleaning up outside of the conditions it was developed in.

[@Eman52451]

I want to say that aside from the criticisms, the concept is fantastic! And the game is really well done for a game jam game.

[@VernorsDoctor]

Can you please make a Pokémon Survival Horror game next?

[@draganarto13]

Please don't beat yourself up, I agree with @Carmine Knight. This is probably the most invested I have ever been in a pokemon fan game and as far as stories go I was incredibly invested period. If this is your first go at it then it is a damn fine first go! Please take what you've learned and make more stories and games!

[@jatabo1574]

You thought studying Veterinary was hard enough in the real world? Imagine studying Veterinary in the Pokémon world...

[@notfunny3397]

Pretty sure it's illegal to kill and take apart dogs and such. But it's legal to attack random Pokémon and light them on fire, traumatize them, curse them and shatter their eardrums. Can't be that hard to get a look inside one of them

[@didack1419]

@@notfunny3397 I don't think that was what OP was referring to...

[@bivcbmtgstgtssscqcrddgtrsm2257]

@@notfunny3397 Yeah, the difference is that those things don't cause permanent damage to the Pokemon.

[@ThePenisMan]

@@notfunny3397 in sw/Sh, if your Pokémon gets burned, and you go into the camp, they are not on fire (though they do get frozen) And their happinesses/ friendship goes UP when defeating a Pokémon, and their happiness only moderately goes down when fainting And I think it just goes that in canon, no Pokémon get seriously injured from Pokémon battles. Somehow. It’s consistent among everything except for the manga where they literally get split in half (ahem charmeleon vs arbok). But when the games and show and movies say it’s fine, I’m sure it’s fine

[@disemboweled1994]

@@jagth8138 You don't have to be rude. Not everyone has the same knowledge and experiences.

[@CaptainThief]

@1:12:20 Aida: “how to cure cold dragon pokemon” Textbook: “Imagine everyone from a young age were locked in place in a cave and forced to watch fake shadows they thought were real...”

[@condoslime776]

This is actually a really cool game. I really like how it shows pokemon's personalities based on what they are. Like how you need to take care of Zweilous double heads to keep them content, and how there's a whole biology document showing where pokemon have bones or nerves. It would be very cool to see this game but with more "identify a pokemon's issues" content. Like how the first 2 missions went.

[@MegaDeathRay10]

Keeping heads happy often leaves people content

[@KirbyMario12345_939]

Amazingly, one of the Scarlet/Violet Pokédex entries for Zweilous *also* mentions that the two heads should get equal attention.

[@waterunderthebridge7950]

I feel like this game was made with some medical/veterinary knowledge from the creators. Due to time constraints (and maybe their own perspectives) it feels like it isn’t as easy to grasp for general players how to follow the ODT procedure and how observations (like the blood count) link up with symptoms (repeated hypothermia; anemia) and treatments (maybe iron supplements; in humans you’d also test for a bunch of vitamin deficiencies etc.). Maybe it would help to put a simple guide to interpret results with the machines and to give the player a standard operating procedure to follow (like always do a general observation, then a physical, then the vitals etc.) as well as a clear diagnostic key (as in a book) to use where they can look up the symptoms they have observed and be led to a proper treatment. Maybe they can even involve the greenhouse and berries in the way of potions to be made for certain tests/treatments. By mixing everything up and keeping diagnostic info within additional lore, it’s much more confusing to the player.

[@kirant]

I agree. I’ve got a bit of a background in healthcare and the approach looks relatively straightforward. While a fascinating game and one I really want to try (I’ve only watched to the Pikachu case at the moment), it seems like it expects that the player knows how to act in the situation, what to try first, and how to link information together to come to a basic conclusion based on the evidence. Maybe a simplified checklist on the wall or a more in-depth tutorial would help. For example, Pikasprey got quite confused by the fake diagnostic equipment when comparing them to the real ones. Having an idea what each does would have improved the learning curve immensely.

[@waterunderthebridge7950]

@@kirant Yeah, I feel like it expects too much prior knowledge from the player. It is also pretty hard to determine what diagnostic tests to even use when you’re faced with a bunch of symptoms the player cannot connect to a suspected diagnosis already. As I said, a standard operating procedure would be useful but probably rather hard to make (e.g. you do something entirely different for orthopaedic vs. infectious diseases). There’s a reason why medical school/nursing degrees take like forever. Maybe it’d be useful to use Chansey as an intermediate for this: Every treatment could start with Chansey doing some magic on the patient and then pointing the player towards a certain diagnosis. Still, it’d probably be hard nevertheless to simplify/gamify years of medical education (even in this fictional form)

[@Yurikon3]

Considering that it also uses fictional creatures as a staple, I would have expected it to have a bit more variety upon how different types act under different symptoms and how different nutritions affect them. Iron, calcium and alike do not necessarily have same effects on different mons. Still, some meta knowledge can be used as some sort of bonus.

[@waterunderthebridge7950]

@@Yurikon3 The problem with making up too much is that it’s easy to get lost in lore, making the game even harder for the player to grasp. Making a consistent disease model for pokemon not based on real life (veterinary) medicine probably isn’t a simple task either cuz you’d need to make up an entire set of internally valid and coherent diagnostics and theory with it. Extending the “tutorial” phase for too long might bore players easily. I think the middle road they went here (e.g. with the static fever) where the disease is based mostly on real life experience but presents with pokemon-specific symptoms alongside classical symptoms gives you a better intuitive sense of what is wrong, although it’s still very dependent on prior knowledge

[@raystrife234]

hey um mind if I ask what ODT stands for? I don't know much about veterinarian acronyms and I searched all over what it means but I keep coming up with Orally Disintegrating Tablets, in which case I don't think thats what it means in this game..

[@vampy6566]

Thanks for showing this off. I love the fan games that aren't just the same "8 gyms then The League." You playing them makes them that much more fun. It's surprising that this was made in such a short time-frame. I want this to get exposure and polished with those quality of life things, like descriptions of tools before selecting them and a thorough tutorial on the mechanics.

[@disemboweled1994]

This was a fun watch. The concept is great. It's rough, but more than worthy of a polishing.

[@ZorotheGallade]

In the first case when she grabbed the tail toy I thought she was going to give it to Skitty as a prosthesis.

[@ImpLoaders]

I don't understand the ditto section. Fake Aida's entire argument was...that Garcia was a ditto despite the fact there were TWO AIDAS IN THE ROOM and thus clearly one of the Aidas was the ditto?? And everyone gave the idea about Garcia potentially still being outside a shot DESPITE that glaring flaw??? Like. How could that even be possible unless the existence of a SECOND ditto was confirmed? I otherwise echo everybody else's sentiment about the game needing to be clearer and with a bit more of a tutorial, but man. That last part of the ditto segment was ROUGH.

[@OpaloAzul]

SAAMEEE. I ended for zoning out of the argument

[@ZorotheGallade]

It looks like the game could use with a more accessible tutorial/guide. For me it sounds pretty obvious that the first steps would be reading the books and taking a blood sample, but someone with little medical knowledge (and unwilling to go through the text) seems easily stumped...

[@Yurikon3]

Pokemon games should really start to invest a bit more upon story-lines like these. It would still be possible to have this "all ages" approach and have bit more ground level look at the things how society of pokemon works. Too much unnecessarily lost potential here.

[@KreepyKat911]

I think so often how I'd love to get a look at being something other than a trainer on the pokemon league challenge. The ranger games and ones set in orre were cool because they gave you a different look at things. The recent poketoon showed some townsfolk rushing to defend their town from some rampaging wild nidos and even that was exciting to me. I just wanna see how people and pokemon live together!

[@jackhazardous4008]

To be honest, I'd love to see a game where you play as a pokemon, and get to observe and participate in the pokemon ecosystem. Its a shame Gamefreak are hacks.

[@Yurikon3]

@@KreepyKat911 Collecting badges has been so long tradition that GF might be bit too hesitant to break old mold. I'd think that a game which has same starting point, but dwells bit more deeply upon the educational aspect which pokemon trek entails could be some kind of middle road. Games seem to treat champion title as sort of end-point but I think, just like in manga, pokemon professionals have some sort of place in overall society and handling world's eco-system. Maybe a game which treat's champion's title merely as mid-point and finding one's role in pokemon society is the true goal.

[@ThePenisMan]

@@Yurikon3 well Pokémon Legends Arceus, a game without any gyms at all, might satisfy that. I personally am excited as hell for it, especially seeing how it’s advertised as a mainline game

[@chandranapier2259]

People really loved Pokémon SNAP and there have been a ton of spin off games like Detective Pikachu. I think Game Freak knows that if they put out too many Pokémon games it makes people tired of the series. I completely agree that more in depth workings of the Pokémon world are perfectly able to capture people’s imaginations.

[@gorypons5321]

Hi, I worked on this! Thank you so much for playing AnonAlpaca (the game director) is excited! :3

[@SpookyDeerArt]

i definitely find this game interesting! makes me surprisingly grateful for my limited medical knowledge, however slight it is. creator definitely seems to have some form of experience in the veterinary field, if this were more developed than a game jam i figure they'd have realized it can be pretty confusing for anyone not aware of medical procedures. definitely the first time a fan game has made me glad i know a weird amount of procedural stuff.

[@shinyvictory1272]

Yep, a real veterinarian most likely made this game, either way this is good quality and seems pretty accurate to what young Jesse would've learned if she went to a vet school that had human classmates and teachers not chansey ones

[@Philomatt13]

I've been really enjoying this, and it's making me realize how much medical knowledge I've sort of... absorbed over the years. My aunt is a nurse and I've got a cousin who's a pharmacist.

[@WhatHappenedIn-vt3vq]

I just realized porygon can be their total overlord and no trainer would know. Everything is automated and only the scientists know a thing

[@DrFoggyPants]

I am so lost about what happened with the interrogation of the Ditto part. I stand corrected, I am completely lost about everything post the Ditto part

[@Dajudge06]

Golightly is a medicine or at least a pretreatment to surgery on the bowels, you drink it around a day before surgery to clear out the system. Had to drink that nastiness when I was a kid and made the mistake of mixing it with apple juice, ruined that for me forever lol.

[@samueldionne9675]

This was a really cool idea for a game. I would be interested to see what the devs could come up with if they did not have a time constraint. Aside from properly labelling and describing Nurse Joy's equipment to help with understanding, the only thing they really need to change is the game becoming Ace Attorney during the Ditto mission; there must be a way to get the same idea and story across while Nurse Joy does Nurse Joy things and not Phoenix Wright things.

[@baconmon]

Maybe it's the ending you got but I would've loved if Chansey evolved in the ending

[@BURNlNGSPICE]

Having to watch you aimlessly move around the room when treating Skitty without even seeing the disinfectant was so infuriating . 😭

[@williamjarvis3295]

I mean he got a perfect meaning there wasn't anymore he could do than what was already done

[@armythecat]

I assume the ending changes based on which pokémon you manage to actually help properly instead of the rankings themselves

[@Fluffy-Rose1993]

Oh my, poor Skitty.

[@OZdoesArt]

I love this game concept, if I had any game-making skills at all (which I don't, lol)I would make something very similar in the sense that you're doing veterninary work for Pokemon. I volunteer in a wildlife clinic and I think it would be awesome to have a game that focuses on a clinic for wild Pokemon. It would be cool to see more added into this in the future, more Pokemon to heal and more items used, etc...

[@jackhazardous4008]

I'm surprised Nintendo hasn't done a Pokémon care spinoff like this. Maybe they're worried about making kids feel sad about hurt pokemon

[@pious83]

Some fans for years have been asking for additional PokéMon job games. So far, only Snap exists.

[@ThePenisMan]

@@pious83 there’s the Pokémon ranger games too but other than that yeah there’s literally nothing TECHNICALLY, Legends Arceus could be argued You’re playing as a professor since you’re creating a Pokédex. I don’t think you could be called a trainer in that game

[@pious83]

@@ThePenisMan Ranger, yes of course! I knew I was forgetting one. I know some fans have asked for an official PokéMon: Team Rocket game. I doubt Game Freak would ever do that though.

[@ThePenisMan]

@@pious83 yeah, basically every Nintendo franchise recently has been toned down so much that I think they’re targeting 8 year olds at this point, so making you play as someone who commits crimes is definitely out of reach for Pokémon

[@pious83]

@@ThePenisMan Especially how bad Team Rocket are depicted in Red and Blue, pre-cartoon.

[@51umgu11i0n]

Reads aloud that Lervesta scares dark types Reads aloud that arcanine doesnt scare dragon types Picks Arcanine to warm the rowdy dragon/dark type

[@tulsatrash]

Damn man. This was a trip. Loved watching this.

[@JerseyWolf]

You probably could have given the Pikachu vitamin C or something to make to feel better.

[@didack1419]

50:00 How do they know that it's supernatural instead of an unknown natural cause? It should say "unknown means".

[@DavidJCobb]

Oof, the Ditto section looks like such a mess... Half the arguments in the emergency meeting don't even seem consistent with *themselves*. The concept behind the game as a whole seems really cool, but it definitely feels like something that suffered from too little development time. I'd be interested in seeing more from the author, but if they make more, I hope they make it in a setting where they have more time.

[@Inferno505]

I liked this a bunch! I definitely like to see more from the game developers or even a refined version of this game. I like the ending with chancy, and would have felt the game was very empty ended if it just ended with them building the machine. I could comprehend how that could be a bittersweet ending, but there wasn't enough build up for that to be a satisfying ending, as opposed to just the premise being set up in the beginning about anxiety over being replaced. I can definitely tell I liked and was interested in the game, because I was frustrated trying to follow along with the dialogue and decisions in the ditto imposter level! It shows to me that I'd definitely like to experience what the developers were going for. Other than that, the feedback I have I think has been already covered somewhat. An explanation of what items do before adding them to the treatment list would be great. Maybe there could be a book on them especially since many of the other books seem to just be background lore unrelated to the gameplay. I imagine it's a built-in feature of Pokemon essentials where you see the description of an item after picking it up, but I imagine there's some way they could handle that better. And then maybe some way of assisting a bit more in case people don't have medical knowledge. But that's more related to specific medical puzzles. Other than that, thanks to the developers for making this experience!

[@PzGsephy]

The Thing is a solid movie. Check it out of you like horror movies with slowly building tension and dried

[@MisterFael]

I found a bug in the Ditto chapter where if you interact with the Empoleon and then go inside, then outside of the building, it will reset his position from before you talk ed to it. Then, if you talk to the pokemon again, it will take the wrong path and clip through a wall. EDIT: Also, I think I softlocked the game during the Chansey chapter. After you fight it, I gave it the painkillers first before Saline Solution and the game thinks I already gave Chansey it, while Asprey gave the Gauze Roll and the Solution and it triggered the cutscene just fine.

[@TayoEXE]

How did someone make this entire game during a single jam??

[@KudaKeileon]

The Jam version stopped after Zweilous and the game was updated after.

[@anonalpaca2513]

@@KudaKeileon actually, the jam released with all 6 cases! Though there were some game breaking bugs that were fixed after release

[@Silvad0r]

I remember Ash's Pikachu getting sick in the show. Thing just needed to discharge a whole bunch of built up static and it was fine after. Gave Team Rocket an extra shocking send off, though. XD

[@loley975]

As a nurse myself, I love this fan game! Seems so fun, I think I'd ace most of them first try haha

[@JohnofPA]

Is anemia and these little medical tidbits not normally known? Huh.

[@GuranPurin]

Honestly wish the game was a bit longer. Very cool concept, but unfortunate it was held back by a time limit. Could have been a bit more polished but I still really enjoyed it.

[@IAmMissingnoMaster]

This was... an experience to watch, for sure The Ditto thing was a bit tough to follow, the Chansey transformation came kinda out of nowhere, but... overall, this is pretty cool. My only real gripe? I was so sure that once Aida started working on forming more of a bond with Chansey, that... that we'd see her evolve into a Blissey, or at least see her as a Blissey in an epilogue, something like that.

[@Clownieo]

Well... you're being more careful than Pointcrow.

[@evillecaston]

On a scale from Gaia to Nightmare Invasion, this one is slightly above average crazy. Make of that what you will.

[@kamerondonaldson5976]

personally i was wondering how the advent of pokemarts selling over the counter pokemon drugs to pokemon trainers complicated nurse joy's job before the merger between their businesses in gen 5. overdoses must have been common.

[@blah_blahx]

LOL. EMPOLEON: "nothing personnel kid"

[@coraline2770]

I love the concept

[@overlordalfredo]

That sounds interesting!

[@Pheebeee_]

Pikasprey doing fan games from the only game jam on relic castle I did not enter ;w;

[@WhatHappenedIn-vt3vq]

Spoiler: The gothetelles entire thing when it was introduced was it's prone to predicting the death of its trainer

[@TheLeadElite]

Really cool idea for a game. Not a fan of the ditto segment though. Seemed a bit out of scope with the rest of the game. The game should also be more clear on which items are going to be used immediately and which are only going to be used when you lock in your final treatment.

[@lordbyronthe2nd282]

Some of the most relaxing commentary gameplay on KZbin :)

[@klyedthecat]

This game looks awesome

[@wardskidoedels512]

If you're looking for a long playthrough, then I'd recommend playing Pokémon Uranium! It has incredible designs and a good story.

[@KudaKeileon]

Uranium has a problem with fake difficulty, though. Shoots the levels up all the time to the point you have to grind to keep up.

[@wardskidoedels512]

@@KudaKeileon never had that issue myself

[@phyllotaxis]

@@goldster100 Cry harder lol

[@thyavenger9517]

@v Gold Creatures like you make me weep for humanity. Edit: This is in response to a now-deleted reply.

[@phyllotaxis]

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[@Peelster1]

I don't remember the first time I used a Pokemon Center. Probably after rival battle #1 in Pokemon Red. But I do remember that I wiped to Misty and Agatha on my first ever Pokemon playthrough.

[@donbeedrill]

Dr.Taijiri trying to beat this meat

[@nobodyyouknow1065]

Goodbye, productive afternoon I had planned.

[@pedrohenriquecarneiro3386]

1:50:32 No, you were supposed to take the Flarerometer too

[@serenacross6306]

As a vet tech and human nurse a lot of it makes sense if you have a medical background 😅

[@lucidsin]

This concept is very interesting,game freak should really look around and take inspiration from it...

[@jackhazardous4008]

Anything that fills in more of the relationship between human and pokemon society.

[@TinchoX]

Agreed

[@Evistopheles]

Being a biologist definitely helps.

[@rigjuice2585]

Pikachu looks cheerful... Too cheerful... Me: "Time to bring it down a few notches." lmao. This game is great. I really enjoy it, Sincerely.

[@NatsuDragneel-gk7bl]

where i can download this game

[@Niko21420]

the chansey should evolve at the end. (it would be more wholesome)

[@marshtomp8]

I must admit, I saw the title and expected a dumb horror game about cloning nurse joys or something morbid like that, but what it actually turned out to be was an incredibly flawed but promising game in the Pokemon world. The first three missions were great, even if the Zweilous one was incredibly incredibly buggy to to point of breaking the game, but then the last three completely threw away the game's premise in favor of its setting instead.. which, given the very little investment we have in these characters was an utterly poor mistake. The "Among Us" section was forced, confusing, pointless and seemed to have some hint at a possible deception and betrayal plot line with the torn note and Scarlett being knocked out in the locker room... but none of it ever went anywhere after that. But ultimately the answer on who it was ended being the most obvious answer because its the only one that would make any sense. The Gothitelle future preventing section had way too much confusing fluff that again, was pointless. Moving the red box and putting the fertilizer in the greenhouse achieved nothing at all, and again, we're just not invested enough in the characters to really care about this plot line, for a 3 hour indie jam game. The final section which obviously was leading up to a battle was the most cryptic bullshit, in fact, in my game the NPC bugged and kept their normal line of dialog until I tried to take the keystone from watching this video. There is 0 hints that's what you're suppose to do and even sitting in the chair does not tell you, it just gives you spoilers on how to treat Chansey after the battle. Plus the whole "it's mega now lol" doesn't even make sense. But ultimately... all three of them have literally nothing to do with being the last nurse joy, with the entire premise of the god damn game. Their inclusion is completely unnecessary and off brand. With the amount of tools never used and the amount of books never even relevant, there was so much room for operations and such that actually made sense instead of the random shit of the last half of the game. The 4th mission mentioned an Alpha Empoleon with a bent horn and you read the book on Alphas establishing dominance in the wild by doing such things and its like "yes okay, I'm already prepared for this one" but its just a bait and switch for a rousing game of fucking amogus. tl;dr This game has so so so much wasted potential and completely just became an entirely different game in the second half and that sucks.

[@InvitalPulse]

If you are looking for recommends, you should try The Last Fire Red. Apparently it's one of the best Fire Red 3rd party dlc.

[@gigadude]

Obligatory "this game uses the commy measurement system" comment. Jokes aside comments are good for the YT algorithm.

[@WhatHappenedIn-vt3vq]

Spoiler Pikachus aileiment was based on the anime pikachu when he got sick. I think that was your big hint to choose between cold or flu

[@ZorotheGallade]

With that failing the books gave it away, or at least hinted at what to check to rule out either option.

[@slugalxii3781]

how did you get that ending with the ditto where theres two Aidas? I've been trying to get it and I have no idea how you got it. ,0,

[@WhatHappenedIn-vt3vq]

You wouldn't believe how fast I clicked this when I saw it

[@iniquitousvulpine4068]

I just want a pokémon game based in antarctica now

[@rsj2877]

Also what was this game jam fromnwhich it came?

[@radar9643]

I love this game,None of this (or some) has never been mentioned officially,The things they make in the textbook makes too much sense to be fictional.

[@WordFyle]

How do I play this?

[@KirbyMario12345_939]

(Spoilers ahead) 0/10 you didn’t put the Delcatty friend back in your party at the end after the Chansey fight. Okay, serious talk. I liked most of the ideas of this game, but like you said, some tutorial stuff would have been nice. If there was more focus on the Pokémon treatment and the Ditto stuff was sorted via treatment instead of a detective thing, it would have maybe worked better. I liked what it was going for but I feel like the Ditto thing came out of nowhere and kind of thematically felt off compared to the rest of the game. Yes, I feel even the thing with Chansey worked better than this, but I’ll explain my thoughts on it. The Chansey thing worked better because the treatment mechanic came into play. I like that it also came back around as a nice bookend, since you start the game by relaying to Chansey how you’ll treat your first patient and now you’re telling Chansey how you’ll treat _her_ during this wild occurrence. However, there were still flaws with it, as well as the game in general. I think that if there was more of a focus on Chansey so that the game was just as much about her as about Aida, instead of Chansey just being there and occasionally giving an opinion, then the thing about her jumping into the machine wouldn’t have been as out of left field and maybe would have made more sense. Perhaps having her finally evolve into Blissey would make the ending that much better and feel more rewarding, possibly off the back of one final hug or other affectionate action given to her by Aida before she evolves. A larger Chansey focus would also do a good job with fleshing the game out, since I feel like Chansey's character is untapped potential. We’re shown Chansey feeling that Aida didn’t quite spend the quality time with her that she would have liked, and that’s a very interesting starting point for a story! A Pokémon that doesn’t feel loved or appreciated enough can open many branching paths for the progression of a story. However, the execution of the idea raises a lot of questions. Why did she suddenly jump into the machine after running off and then appearing out of nowhere, instead of either staying missing or running into the operating room and requesting that Aida treat her injury there? Did she know what was inside the machine or that it had yet to be finished being built? What caused her injury, if not the machine, and was it deliberate or an accident? Does Aida telling Chansey "You have your arms back" mean that she lost them from the injury, or that they were either covered up by the shell or absent during the mutation? What did the mutation exactly do to Chansey beyond what we’re shown? Did it make her the ultimate Pokémon healer while somehow ignoring her injury, or did it just result in stat changes (and type changes, apparently - I *think* it became Ice/Steel but I could be wrong) and the weird appearance?

[@candicecarter581]

I enjoyed the video. The story could little better. Good work on the video.

[@WhatHappenedIn-vt3vq]

Ai-da is how my cousins name is pronounced

[@roboxprototipe]

bro you are really good at this

[@notfunny3397]

I don't know why she's called Aida. Someone pls tell me

[@bivcbmtgstgtssscqcrddgtrsm2257]

AIDa. Aid means help.

[@didack1419]

It's pronounced I-da though xd

[@KudaKeileon]

@@didack1419 Maybe most of the time, but there's a pun in the game that confirms it's pronounced aid-a here.

[@didack1419]

@@KudaKeileon It's also pronounced like A-ee-da than I-da really, I made a mistake there.

[@didack1419]

@@KudaKeileon Oh, did you mean the thing about "invaida"? I acknowledge that as evidence. It's just that I'm not a fan of changing name pronunciations.

[@xxhh4621]

visually this game is sick, but very hard to follow the plot

[@threehead99]

I'm still waiting for Giratina Strikes Back.

[@Zap113]

For a recommendation, if you are looking for a longer play through, pokemon unbound is a great game.

[@dragonbrohter]

that would not be bad game for pokemon a little more for adults but having a different story and sinario you could combine even the detective element into it. only yeah they should have made it at least better half of those cases where just, healing pokemon the rest of the game was a detective series.

[@valor1omega]

If it didn't have the "i" in it then Ada would sound like how it's pronounced in FO4 mechanist dlc where there is a voiced robot companion named Ada. So the i could be silent and could be how he pronounced it as Ada.

[@didack1419]

I don't think that's how English orthography works though xd

[@valor1omega]

@@didack1419 Isn't there names in Spanish that can be said two different ways though?

[@didack1419]

@@valor1omega Ehhh... Can you give an example? Well, it's also Spanish not English, but my point was that i-s are never silent.

[@valor1omega]

@@didack1419 I mean Spanish names said different in English, examples Jose' Juan Jesu's The ' is a stand in for the Accent mark over the respective letters. There are also words with silent 'i' in them. Business Parliament

[@didack1419]

@@valor1omega I'm still not sure what you mean with the Spanish names, do you mean that they can be pronounced two different ways in Spanish? Because, surely, Jesús is never pronounced Jesus. And Juan is always Juan, not Júan. It's true that some people are called José and others Jose though (although Jose is really only used in compound names because the stress is lost in a longer name). About the silent i, you're right, I couldn't simply think on any. I was specifically thinking on i-s that were consistently silenced like e-s are. Still, the only pronunciation that I've found is A-ee-da, not even I-da. And that's actually a name that I know in Spanish and it's basically pronounced the same, with an hiatus in A-i: Aída. It's not like anyone couldn't simply come up with their own pronunciation for a name to give to their daughter (specially with how inconsistent English orthography is many times) but when you find the name somewhere I think it's more logical to asume that its pronunciation is the common one.

[@WhatHappenedIn-vt3vq]

Spoiler: think dragon boy was poisoned by the nail polish. I don't know where the option would come from tho

[@WhatHappenedIn-vt3vq]

35:20 omg. They killed kenny!!!

[@lexcastillo5575]

Just tell chansey to use heal pulse

[@airam1721]

And if it doesn't know, soft boiled then use potions on it

[@JoaoFerreira-le1gu]

My 3rd party DLC is as last time: Pokemon Blazed Glazed, my favourite of the kind. My other suggestion would be an Emerald 6-Smeargle run. That and Platinum are probably the most exciting left.

[@Zap113]

Blazing emerald is a good one, has hoennian "forms" teddiursa is a fire/normal type. Dunsparce is a normal/electric, evolves into an electric/dragon. Has a few fakemon

[@lewisedwards4058]

I thought her name was (EYE-ee-duh)

[@PeterGriffin11]

1:33:44

[@samuellu7610]

My mind is rlly dirty, kinda ashamed XD

[@PokemonParadise2010]

i mean Taijiri did take tissues to his room with his laptop...

[@Irsheito]

Dide i have never seen someone take so long doing s simple tutorial seriously dude watching this frustrates me

[@GrimK71]

this game looks awesome