A friend shared that clip of talking Pikachu and it…
Just made me speechless. It was an absolute disaster.
The whole concept of the scene was okay and I can see where they were going about it; trying to make Ash seem like he could understand Pikachu as he’s loosing consciousness. That’s not bad concept at all. Pokemon talking is not bad either. There has always been exceptions to Pokemon not speaking, a great example being Lucario.
The bad thing about the scene was the execution. Not only was the voice cringey, the way it was delivered and presented was not very well done at all. Personally, actions speak louder than words so having Pikachu snuggle up to Ash and ignoring the Pokeball might’ve been powerful. I don’t hate on any one who likes the scene but there is a reason why the majority don’t.
greek artist 1: hey so i’m painting a child right greek artist 2: yeah greek artist 1: so they’re basically like tiny men right?? greek artist 2: yeah pretty much
greek artist 1: okay so you know how you told me to paint a guy riding a big cock because people like that greek artist 2: yeah? greek artist 1: i’m not sure i did it right greek artist 2: what do you- oh. hmmm
greek artist 1: hey when women plant gardens what do you think they like to plant greek artist 2: dicks, usually greek artist 1: oh
greek artist 1: alright so i’m doing this battle scene and i was just wondering, what do soldiers usually ride into battle, is it horses or greek artist 2: dolphins, actually greek artist 1: even if they’re foot soldiers? greek artist 2: yeah
greek artist 1: hey so like how should i show Achilles’ extreme grief tho
“Small world.” “You realize you’re walking right into her/his/their trap.” “Challenge her/him/them, then. She/he/they may not play fair, but she/he/they won’t refuse.” “She/he/they has a thing for games.” “You think they’re trying to poison me?” “I heard an ordinary name can lead people to have ordinary expectations about a person.” “She/he/they just want something to love, I think.” “That’s ridiculous, mothers don’t eat daughters.” “How do you taste?” “Don’t leave me! Don’t leave me! I’ll die without you!” “I would’ve died.” “That’s nice.” “So she/he they lured us away with treasures and treats.” “Hush, and shush, for the beldam might be listening.” “You probably think this world is a dream come true. But you’re wrong.” “Stay here with us.” “If you stay here, you can have whatever you want. Always.” “Be clever, miss/mister.” “Even if you win, he/she/they will never let you go.” “You know that I love you.” “You have a really funny way of showing it.” “Mustn’t talk when mother’s not here.” “Black is traditional.” “You are not my mother/father.” “I am the amazing [name]!” “So sharp, you won’t feel a thing.” “I wanna hug your face!” “You know, you could stay forever, if you want to. There’s one tiny thing we have to do first.” “You may come out when you’ve learned to be a loving daughter/son/child!” “Come ON, she/he/they’ll just hurt you again!” “Evil witch! I’m not scared!”
