Yeah, that's what I'd like to do. My only real hesitation would be wondering whether that "Krabbies" joke would sail over her head or if she'd get it. Definitely WTH that they put that in there. But I'd hate to avoid the movie just for that.
**hugs back.**
Gah, they definitely should have kept that! And I wouldn't be surprised if Brock has some kind of ghost/supernatural phobia. It bothered me that even after Ash almost died in the tower when Brock wasn't there, he still didn't want to get involved in supernatural goings-on in the next episode. He was apparently more worried about what the supernatural stuff would do to him than Ash. A phobia could make it a little easier to accept his feelings.
I sure hope so! It will probably release on some collector's set for a milestone. It would be neat if that would be for the 25th anniversary and not way in the future like the 50th!
Which episode is that? I remember the Nidoran West Side Story parody, but not another one. Well, not one with Pikachu and Raichu having starring roles, anyway. There's the movie one in season 1, but that seemed to be based more on Romeo and Juliet.
I did like the Stantler episode, basically! The trio getting freaked out near the beginning was fun. I debate on whether I think Brock should have kept the Stantler. The Stantler did seem too young, really, and yet the mother seemed kind of neglectful. She lost him at the beginning, and then she fights Team Rocket but doesn't even do anything when he falls! WTH? So maybe he would have been better off with Brock than his mother.
I remember the Shuckle Juice one! Especially after reading the kiddie book. I'll have to look that episode up again. Classic crack, and I definitely loved the lesson Brock learned! The Shuckle Juice seemed WTH from the beginning.
They are definitely sad. Gah. I was surprised when re-watching Bye, Bye, Butterfree that there wasn't any apparent upset on Ash's part that he would have to leave Butterfree until the end. He seemed to know he would, since there wasn't any surprise "Wait a minute!" moment. I wonder why he couldn't just take both Butterfree with him. And oh yeah, the brat in Sprout was so frustrating! I felt bad for the Bellsprout. And it raised a question ... if he had caught Pikachu, would Pikachu belong to him? Ash seemed so worried about the thought of him catching Pikachu, like that would suddenly invalidate Ash's ownership. And WTH, I remember that Phanpy episode. What.
Well, I didn't give an interpretation of the voice change, but I wonder if he decided to start speaking that way as some kind of defense mechanism, using it as something to hide behind.
Thanks! The question is whether it would even work with James.
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Yeah, that's what I'd like to do. My only real hesitation would be wondering whether that "Krabbies" joke would sail over her head or if she'd get it. Definitely WTH that they put that in there. But I'd hate to avoid the movie just for that.
**hugs back.**
Gah, they definitely should have kept that! And I wouldn't be surprised if Brock has some kind of ghost/supernatural phobia. It bothered me that even after Ash almost died in the tower when Brock wasn't there, he still didn't want to get involved in supernatural goings-on in the next episode. He was apparently more worried about what the supernatural stuff would do to him than Ash. A phobia could make it a little easier to accept his feelings.
I sure hope so! It will probably release on some collector's set for a milestone. It would be neat if that would be for the 25th anniversary and not way in the future like the 50th!
Which episode is that? I remember the Nidoran West Side Story parody, but not another one. Well, not one with Pikachu and Raichu having starring roles, anyway. There's the movie one in season 1, but that seemed to be based more on Romeo and Juliet.
I did like the Stantler episode, basically! The trio getting freaked out near the beginning was fun. I debate on whether I think Brock should have kept the Stantler. The Stantler did seem too young, really, and yet the mother seemed kind of neglectful. She lost him at the beginning, and then she fights Team Rocket but doesn't even do anything when he falls! WTH? So maybe he would have been better off with Brock than his mother.
I remember the Shuckle Juice one! Especially after reading the kiddie book. I'll have to look that episode up again. Classic crack, and I definitely loved the lesson Brock learned! The Shuckle Juice seemed WTH from the beginning.
They are definitely sad. Gah. I was surprised when re-watching Bye, Bye, Butterfree that there wasn't any apparent upset on Ash's part that he would have to leave Butterfree until the end. He seemed to know he would, since there wasn't any surprise "Wait a minute!" moment. I wonder why he couldn't just take both Butterfree with him. And oh yeah, the brat in Sprout was so frustrating! I felt bad for the Bellsprout. And it raised a question ... if he had caught Pikachu, would Pikachu belong to him? Ash seemed so worried about the thought of him catching Pikachu, like that would suddenly invalidate Ash's ownership. And WTH, I remember that Phanpy episode. What.
Well, I didn't give an interpretation of the voice change, but I wonder if he decided to start speaking that way as some kind of defense mechanism, using it as something to hide behind.
Thanks! The question is whether it would even work with James.