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6/15/2025, 10:43:57 PM
>>57907947
I think my partner may need glasses if it took him this long to notice.
More importantly, I got to that scene in Gates. It was surprisingly brutal. I'd seen it talked about before, so I knew it was coming, but I thought it'd come later. RIP Hydreigon. Granted, I won't be surprised if he comes back, since he's some sort of esoteric spirit entity rather than a regular Pokemon (and this is a kid's game after all). Regardless, it was definitely surprising to see Kyurem literally fall out of the sky and instantly ice Hydreigon (heh), and then proceed to stomp the snot out of the hero over and over again. I liked seeing the partner throw himself in front of Kyurem to try and shield the hero, but the way Kyurem suddenly stopped and said "I see you lost the will to fight, so I'll let you live" felt contrived, as if the writers had trouble finding a way for the hero and partner to escape their situation.
One more thing about Hydreigon: I'm not the biggest fan of how he's a goofball the majority of the time, considering he's the Voice of Life. I figured he'd be more serious considering his crucial role. On the other hand, I guess it serves to make him more clearly innocent and likeable, which emphasizes how the villains were lying about him.
I think my partner may need glasses if it took him this long to notice.
More importantly, I got to that scene in Gates. It was surprisingly brutal. I'd seen it talked about before, so I knew it was coming, but I thought it'd come later. RIP Hydreigon. Granted, I won't be surprised if he comes back, since he's some sort of esoteric spirit entity rather than a regular Pokemon (and this is a kid's game after all). Regardless, it was definitely surprising to see Kyurem literally fall out of the sky and instantly ice Hydreigon (heh), and then proceed to stomp the snot out of the hero over and over again. I liked seeing the partner throw himself in front of Kyurem to try and shield the hero, but the way Kyurem suddenly stopped and said "I see you lost the will to fight, so I'll let you live" felt contrived, as if the writers had trouble finding a way for the hero and partner to escape their situation.
One more thing about Hydreigon: I'm not the biggest fan of how he's a goofball the majority of the time, considering he's the Voice of Life. I figured he'd be more serious considering his crucial role. On the other hand, I guess it serves to make him more clearly innocent and likeable, which emphasizes how the villains were lying about him.
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