Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen Rare Facts - Ft. Tama Hero
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In this video, Did You Know Gaming takes a look at some facts, secrets and Easter eggs surrounding Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen for the Game Boy Advance.
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"We chose Fire and Leaf to symbolize peace"
Yes, because fire and leaves get along real well...
Natural forest fires are actually good for the environment. But when people import those trees and mostly only plant them on vast areas in which it is not natural, then things get ugly. But it's not the fault of either fire or the plants
@@LeafTheWitch Imagine being a bottle of water
well i mean, fire and leaves get a long TO well, thats the main issue
Pokémon California
I think Water and Leaf would be the perfect choice, but of course they wouldn't leave his favorite child Charizard out of the spotlight right?
"The E-Reader wasn't popular outside of Japan"
**Picks up the E-Reader off my desk and sheds a single tear**
* angry scream in european *
If I remember, the cards were random....like loot boxes...
Which is a no
And it unlocked small features like modern lame dlc....for a hefty price
Why would you support this?
@@MadDoofer I mean it wasn't HEFTY
it was comparable to a regular TCG set
Which the cards also were
So...youre debatably getting a BETTER deal doing it that way...
@@MadDoofer Most of the e-Reader card sets were non-random. I think only the Pokemon TCG sets and Animal Crossing were random.
@@MadDoofer 1) Because it allowed people to play NES games before the Wii's Virtual Console
2) Because you actually got something physical that you could easily trade or sell online, not unlike amiibo's
3) Because sliding cards through a card reader is awesome! Haven't you ever watched Digimon Tamers, Dinosaur King, or Kamen Rider Blade?!
I never thought I'd hear "Mr. Mime" and "Yakuza" in the same sentence.
Mr. Mime was basically a gangster in the "Detective Pikachu" movie.
Mafia mime
It's the yakuza tradition of "Yubitsumi" (correct if wrong). Basically if you screw up a job so bad that you're punished by chopping off your pinky. It also is a kind of (literal) shorthand saying that you're gonna be more trouble than your worth and need to rely more on others to get the job done. Its related to Japanese swordsmanship, one less finger on the grip means less control.
@@GyrenDeLeonard but nobody asked what a yakuza was
@@kingmonocleblob9548 But I'm sure people were probably confused about the why of the taboo of four fingers with media characters. And here's another random unwanted trivia beat, Four, more importantly the word for four (Shi) is mostly associated with Death. So there's another layer of four-fingered fucks being seen as unwanted in Japanese media.
I’d love to hear Masada explain how the relationship between Fire and Leaf represents “peace”. That is one of the most devastating natural combinations.
His point is that leaf/green is peaceful, to set up a yin yang type scenario
It's a can't have one without the other sort of thing
Going by his logic, they should've went with LeafGreen and WaterBlue then lol
@@ZapKrannigan "b-b-but charlizard UwU"
A calm, still pond suggests peace and tranquillity even better than leaves do.
"It's weird that Zapdos only has three toes"
*Proceeds to make Zapdos a jumping chicken in Crown Tundra*
You mean a Chocobo 😂
Chocodos is best bird
I’m sorry there’s a “tyranitar vs a volcano” mini game in fire red??? 😂
I know right. Beg your pardon?!
No. For the minigames you scan the card and it will give you a minigame on the GBA, no game cartridge required.
No, where did you even get that idea? That's such a crazy thing to say, you better delete that comment before someone sees how crazy you are
It's my favorite Tom Hanks movie.
Were you not listening at all about the e reader cards she literally explained it all
It's a damn shame that Nintendo laid Nob off,he put so much work in for them. Every time we talked to someone in an older Pokemon game it was he who translated for us and gave us great dialogue. Thank you mister Nob Ogasawara for your hard work
0:39 "Tyrantar fights an active volcano" makes it sound more awesome than it really is.
Sounds more mundane than "Tyranitar fights an erupting volcano" which is what the footage show is actually happening.
@@CrystalGreymon It's still just a dumb minigame.
The Pokédex system in this game was underrated, I thought it was the most badass shit seeing what each environment Pokémon lived in as a kid
Firered showed me how little I knew in the post game. Absolutely shredded by the Elite 4+
FireRed is up there as one of my favorite games of all time tbh
Well this is a surprising sight to see Vail
did you ever play golden sun???? those were my favorite. this is strong 3rd.
So many hours put in on my game boy sp
Ikr. Fun times.
You should try pokemon fan games 🤷♂️
Man I remember how much I hated the days of carrying the wire just to battle with friends.
This comment sounds rather morbid when taken outta conext.
I remember wishing I even had a link cable, and even just friends who played Pokemon.
You didn't have the wireless adapter?
@Totally Anime Maybe some people just doesn't want to waste money on some mid ass games.
At least you had one
Thanks for the shoutout, but I laughed like a hyena when I saw my manly joke FaceApped portrait.
I'm way more of a roundhead with a weak chin.
Omg is it really you
I LOVE YOU
I didn't even play the English versions but if you are the real one you have all of my respect, that's a huge achievment for one man.
Thank you for contributing to our childhoods. You are indeed a legend sir. I have you to give thanks for being able to play these games and continue to love the Pokemon company. Much love 🤙
ONE OF US!
It's a shame that this wasn't a thing but imagine the unseen or hidden content or leftover or scrapped data on these cards.
watch pikasprey's hidden content video!
I miss when pokemon was about going around a fairly normal region and encountering down to earth people dealing with real problems. Its become really larger than life in the past games with all the world altering super hyper giga legendary gods like i just want to give a nice cold drink to the nice checkpoint worker and foil team rockets plans to take over a single building
Not enough these days.
to be fair world altering legendary pokemon were already a big thing in gen 3 which was forever ago, and I loved that gen.
Id say what the newer gens REALLY are lacking is just exploring a world without somebody holding your hand.
You get constant notifications by your talking pokedex where to go, the XP sharer is beyond broken and available early, so youre always overleveled and are being led along a rather linear path. Finding out how to reach a new town/unlock a new route/get the next HM used to be a huge part of the game.
Obviously we got the internet now, which makes exploration way less exciting, but I still think turning down the handholding would greatly benefit the game.
@@AlkonKomm My favorite thing about gen 1 is that once you're out of rock tunnel, between team rocket and the remaining gyms, you can choose between at least 2 major objectives to complete at any time. There's even a handful of gym leaders you can temporarily skip over if you can manage without their HM
@@timtam4596 I wish they had a whole game designed around that concept. Like a Megaman pokemon philosophy. You start in the center of the map and the towns with the gyms were all at radial points outwards that you can visit in any order. Wild pokemon would get progressively stronger the closer to the edge of the map you are while trainers will use pokemon of varying power depending on how many badges you have. DO IT NINTENDO.
@@Jotari Give me this and then give me a Mystery Dungeon game where I start and build my own guild and recruit randomized and themed teams of pokemon to send on missions
The game that started my love for this franchise..i cant count how many times i've finish it at this point 😅
I hope a Nuzlocke challenge wasn't part of those playthroughs...
@@GabePuratekuta Why?
@@notscorchingsands9718 Because I'd rather think you like fun.
@@GabePuratekuta These games are easy...
@@GabePuratekuta Nuzlocke is a must everytime i play Pokemon, cause the games tend to be pretty easy for me
As a kid my fire red cartridge was corrupted so that I wasn’t able to play the postgame and visit the majority of the sevii island so every time I see footage of them it feels like this new and mysterious location that I’ve never seen before, it’s so interesting
Emulators are your friends
@@tortoiseknight8438 my emulator would reset after completing the league because it was using the wrong save file type and I didn’t know about that as a kid
@@alolanstarboy oof, well, never too late to play Pokémon
@@alolanstarboy yeah I get bored and replay fire red by getting a GBA emulator on my phone
@@epicipodmodz Phone emulators... ew
Detective Pikachu: Why yes, the Mr.Mime scene was a Yakuza reference.
I think Masuda made the right call with Leaf Green. Normally I always go for the Red-ish hued versions, but since I had already played the original Red, and Green was the fabled version that the West never got, I thought Leaf Green was super cool and had to have it.
Yeah, and Masuda said he wanted nice artwork of the Bulbasaur line. It’s important to recognize where Pokémon started off with its original release, as Red and Green.
Guess everyone in the Simpsons is part of the Yakuza now
Lmao 😭
My thoughts exactly rip
_"Fire and Leaves symbolize peace"_ , said the creators of the same game that made one of those elements literally burn the other one out.
Leaf Green was my first Pokémon game. I’ll never forget wasting my master ball on an Onix, because I thought it was a super rare Pokémon. I also remember that at my school, there was a kid who made money trading exp shares to other students.
Even if they are overshadowed by HeartGold and SoulSilver sometimes, I believe that FireRed and LeafGreen might be some of the most important games in the series. For example, they allowed you to get Pokémon that were previously unobtainable in Ruby and Sapphire due to technical limitations, and they were the first Pokémon games to support some kind of wireless feature, something which would later became the series standard in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl.
No wonder they got the Player's Choice award.
Still love these games to this day!
It is also the only games in the series to legally acquire Soft-Boiled on certain pokemon legally without cheating the game. Nintendo already said that they would completely look the other way if they detect that someone cheated to access the move tutor by walking on water. They also clearly said to back up the save data first before doing it using technology that they knew would come out eventually in the future. They also said something like it will take a while to get the planning out done correctly for what you want to eventually do in the game, but the outcome will be worth every second of planning it, hopefully preparing for the future of the game series and your own personal reasons.
Also the move tutors for Mega Punch and Mega Kick outside of Mt. Moon might be needed to be learned on some pokemon first before getting migrated over to the other pokemon games.
Nob translated a game with a fictionalized island named after his ancestors with him in it as a hiker, Gen 3 kanto should be called Pokemon Nob
Absolutely loved these growing up, these were perfect for those that missed out on the originals. Hopefully for Sinnoh’s 15th Anniversary we get those remakes.
I remember me and some friends noticed that Nob was in multiple games, but never realized why. Pretty cool to find out after all these years
"We haven't had enough kanto remakes"
Gamefreak 2020
There is no Pokémon without Kanto! Just deal with it....
Just wait for the ports of FireRed and LeafGreen in February 2021 ;)
I wouldn't mind having more kanto content if they at least included johto. A new and original story around these two regions would be amazing
@@acmiguens Ruby and Sapphire should be released first
@@Richtofen-gy9cj Perhaps they should. But there's a world of difference between should and reality. Just check how Brazilians are crowding in enclosed spaces without masks while hospitals are reaching peak capacity.
The Pokémon that were meant for altering cave also appeared in the GameCube games, and can be traded into the gen 3 games.
According to Bulbapedia, had the Altering Cave event been implemented in FireRed and LeafGreen, it would've been the only way to obtain Shuckle's Berry Juice in Generation III.
It is still accessible in the game via a very specific website that I came across that had the file for download to a gba game plug and play device. I was already aware of their existence by the point of me finding the website, but I did not care enough to order one then; and maybe I still do not care enough now to order one now in the present day.
Nintendo said already that the altering came was already fully finished and coded, but was not just implemented inside of the game. It was supposed to be unlocked via a wonderspot that was never released(?). They already made certain that the pokemon coud altered by talking to the mailman in the game. Nintendo did officially acknowledge this information as well.i would have saved the website with them officially talking about it if I had known that Altering Cave was going to be a major topic of discussion later on. It would honestly appear that Nintendo said it directly themselves, and not a third party company claiming it was them.
Also the Gen 3 to Gen 4 migration feature might not have been added into the Gen 4 games if a Nintendo rep did not mention the idea as a possibility. It was mentioned way before they even thought about making the Gen 4 games. It was a really interesting interview with all of them solely agreeing to first and foremost only be talking about Pokémon Emerald during the interview. All of the Nintendo reps looked like they knew a lot information about other topics not related to Pokemon as wel,, to what extent obviously I don't know. It just shows that the company is infact larger than it initially appears to be at first.
3:07 that's right Masuda. When I think about peace, I think about fire. Like the fire nation in avatar. Peaceful indeed
I mean if he was REALLY concerned about messages of peace it would have made more sense to have WaterBlue and LeafGreen lol
Yup! I can’t wait for Pokémon Atomic Bomb and Pokémon Black Hole
@@jeremyabbott4537 not really
@@aaronjames3228 the whole comment about peace was obviously just Matsuda's usual PR spin. They just wanted to keep it LeafGreen worldwide because it was easier.
@@aaronjames3228 yes really...he's right, water and leaves is a much more peaceful combination than anything involving fire
Kind of a shame that the e-reader wasn't the most popular in the West, as there's a lot of lost content in games without it.
And, after this, I do kind of miss the old watercolor style art for Pokémon.
There was also a dispute with Wizards of the Coast over the cards.
I miss the 2D Sprite Art of Pokémon the most.
I miss the water color style so much. If I had a set of front/back sprites in the watercolor style I would make a custom rom hack to implement them
@@brandonwilliams6119 Yeah I miss the proper 2d style. My dream pokemon game was a gba 2d style game where you could visit every region and even the sevii Islands and even have your Pokemon follow you. I would make one, but I'm afraid Nintendo would sue me.
Man I haven't heard of tama in like five years. Glad to see her still doing content!
I sadly stopped watching her videos when I realized how much she was inclined to feminism.
@@CaptainFalcon333 agree
@@CaptainFalcon333 a woman being a feminist? shocking lmao cry more
@@CaptainFalcon333 Cope
@@CaptainFalcon333 I stopped watching her because her opinions on firered leafgreen and gen 4 are bad. Being a feminist isn't a bad thing.
As a then kid in the UK, my former self would like to thank Nob for giving me and my friends many laughs over his name.
Yeh they didn't think it through for British players 🤣
You forgot something important probably, these pokemons missing from the gba pokemon versions from the johto region, were provided as shadow pokemon transferable from pokemon colisseum and XD gale of Darkness
All of them were also catchable in Emerald's safari zone. Specifically areas 5 and 6
It's been a looooong time since I heard Tama doing anything outside her own channel, I forgot she existed
5:36 "never saw the light of day" *uses sunny day.* Very clever, didyouknowgaming. Very clever indeed
As the editor, I'm happy when people notice happy accidents like these!
@@TheCartoonGamer8000 that was an accident?
@@Dark_Interloper It was at first, but then I decided to leave it in!
5:36 "never saw the light of day" uses sunny day. Very clever, didyouknowgaming. Very clever indeed
@@98kenny please stop using Mimic
my friend had a bootleg called waterblue it was just the regular game with an edited start screen
I remember seeing a lot of "Bubble Blue" bootlegs
3:05 Anyone want to tell Masuda that Fire burns down leaves (thus creating CoNfLiCt)?
I bet he had LG stay the same since while Fire represents blaze and energy, a Leaf represents peace and sincerity. So they’re two opposites. Plus, the original games on 2/27/96 were Red and Green, not Red and Blue.
@@IgnitedQuils Also, the harmony aspect could come from the fact that a field that's been razed by fire has more nutritients for newer plants to grow after.
Among the elements, Fire can be considered the strongest as at its peak it can literally stop the other three, however it can also be considered the weakest as any of the other elements can stop it alone.
In fact, all 4 elements oppose each other in different ways and that is how the harmony exists.
When pitted against one another, they can stop each other, but with the right combination of them, life can bloom like a mighty oak tree.
@@CrystalGreymon The symbol of peace doesn't mean much in a game literally built around conflict (pokemon battles, stopping the mafia, beating Blue, etc.)
As soon as i heard the phrase "a series of unused events" my immediate first thought was "wow, that should be the name of a collection of cut content from all of Lemony Snicket's books"
(......sorry, that had nothing to do with Pokémon)
LeafGreen was the first Pokemon game I ever played.
This is gonna be special.
My happiness is immeasurable and my day has been made
3:12 "So we decided on names that suggest a peaceful world."
3:15 "Surrender now or prepare to fight"
3:21 Nob Ogasawara looks like the Japanese-Canadian James May...
Crikey, it’s the kanto rozzers
He used a leaf to represent peace... in a game all about battling. OK then...
4:54
I wasn't expecting to hear a real-life wholesome moment right then
I feel like I was the only kid in the US that was into the idea of the eReader when it came out, purely because I thought it was a cool concept to combine the TCG and play some mini games on the side. Also, Digimon Tamers just made card scanning seem so cool and revolutionary lol
Ah yes, my favorite Pokémon game, LeafGrean
I found it funny that right after the bit about choosing a leaf to represent “peace”, the phrase “Surrender now or prepare to fight” pops up on screen.
I really miss how complex these games were. When i was little I remember playing Leaf Green so much post game because there was so much to do!
this is reminding me of my childhood 🥺
Did You Know? DYKG has a cycle of videos.
Mario, Zelda, Pokémon, random other game then repeat
Should be renamed to the Nintendid You Know Gaming channel
@@FreePalestineFromGenocideNOW To be fair, basically every nintendo franchise is a gold mine of trivia, cut content, and regional differences when compared to most other companies/franchises.
I loved FireRed. As anybody who ever played the Gen 1 games can tell you, there were a number of Quality of Life changes made by the time Fire Red and Leaf Green released. This includes the automatic swapping of Pokemon Boxes when one is filled, as well as the changes to the item inventory. This makes playing FireRed and LeafGreen a far less stressful experience. Having to constantly switch boxes so that you wouldn't miss out on a Pokemon capture was a pain. And only being able to hold a handful of item types at a time meant you were constantly selling or storing items in the PC.
I find Masuda's comment about picking colors a bit silly. Fire burns leaves, after all. The most harmonious choice would actually be Leaf and Water, as water helps plants grow. Seems he was still influenced by the marketing power of Charizard.
FRLG are how I remember Gen1. Playing the actual GB games I always miss those QoL improvements and are kinda put off by the weird, random color palettes.
Please do more of these. Out of all of the 'Did you knows", the Pokemon game ones are the best and most enjoyable to me.
Pretty sure setting a leaf on fire isn’t very peaceful haha
Fire red and Leaf Green are still perfect to this day 💁❤
Eh........
Can't recommend it because it didn't have the physical/split yet, but it holds up in a lot of ways.
@@fernandobanda5734 i agree there. But still a 5/5
@@fernandobanda5734 Pre split is actually better for most kanto pokemon. Snorlax with shadow ball is crazy.
@@notscorchingsands9718 "Better for Kanto Pokémon" doesn't say a lot if most of the game is just Kanto Pokémon. I like having the tiniest bit of depth there and Gyarados not having to suck.
Yay! I love fr:lg! Also awesome that Tama Hero is narrating
It would be more accurate for the birds to have three toes, since birds are therapods in real life.
"Trainers couldn't get these Pokemon until Emerald"
Colosseum: Am I a joke to you?
I want a Yakuza mod where you play as Mr.Mime now.
FireRed was my first Pokémon game but also the first game I ever owned and I remember constantly replaying it
These are the best Pokemon games. I haven't been into it after this.
That, I have to disagree on. Black and white and 2 and pokemon diamond, peril, and platinum.
@@aurathedraak7909 I didn't like those games m8, I got older and got into Shin Megami Tensei and it set a much higher standard for JRPGs for me.
@@PLANTBAT So it's a you problem?
@@notscorchingsands9718 it's a "Pokemon in general" problem. I see your pfp and I get it man, but there are better games out there.
@@PLANTBAT Ok? You can play them all lol. Hell there are games i want to like but can't because of me.
I love Tama Hero! Can't wait to see what she has down the pipeline; her content is SO GOOD lately.
Ah yes nothing more conflictless than fire just devouring leaves with no resistance.
It actually does make sense if you think about it
@@aaronjames3228 fire and water would have tied it into Ruby and Sapphire even more tho. Instead you have fire which feeds on leaves. I see your side but, I still feel both create an image of conflict which always made sense for the differences between games
@@TheTrueMalice I get what you're saying too and I understand the harsh difference at first, but it makes sense to me. He wanted to do green and red because those were the original games anyway. It's all part of harmony. They both can cause destruction but they can also exist side by side.
@@aaronjames3228 yes I love they kept the original names. I prefer it I just hoped they had a smarter reason for why
@@TheTrueMalice well i think it's pretty deep and poetic, it's unfortunate that people aren't really thinking or understanding it
I love the lore behind the Sevii Islands. Wish they had made it into HGSS or LGPE.
3:00
“We didn’t want it to be red vs blue because there are enough conflicts in this world”
*is a game about animals fighting against other animals*
2:59
That makes no sense to me for multiple reasons. First wouldn't grass and water be the more peaceful options? The Pokemon world is anything but peaceful. Generation 1 more especially. Team Rocket actually kills Pokemon and lavender Town has a giant cemetery with possessed exorcist shouting give me blood. Obviously Pokemon Ghost Pokemon especially are velicious and highly dangerous
It's just Masuda making nonsense excuses to do whatever he wants, as usual.
Not to mention gen 1 explicitly mentions a war that was fought with pokemon (Lt. Surge)
Water and Fire oppose each other so we decided on leaf green with fire red.
Umm... fire... plant... umm....
I think it’s more or less rather what they represent than what the are. Like what Masuda said, Leaf represents peace, as it can show sincerity. While Fire is energy and activity. And they are the remakes of the original pair in Japan, Red and Green.
@@IgnitedQuils In Japan, under the influence of the indigenous religion Shintoism, water is believed to incarnate the purity and pliant simplicity of life. It would have made more sense to have Leaf and Water imo.
Happy to hear Tama again!
The only memory of this game I have is a bunch of my friends playing this on our android phones and trading via bluetooth in highschool.
Best part is that we use messenger to talk to each other while playing and giving each other tips
🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮
7:12 Now I'm disturbed by the fact that Yakuza cut their own fingers off.
Anyway, I love these facts about gen 3, everytime I watch a video about it I feel the urge to go back to these games
it's a sort of honor system, when you leave the yakuza or if your removed from their ranks forcefully you're required to lose a finger. It's better than some other gangs where they'd just kill you.
At least Yakuza technically give you like
8-10 chances to make up your mind.
@@Fanatic_Foremem well, when you put it like that, it almost seems reasonable
LeafGreen was my first Pokémon game, I remember getting it after baseball practice. There was also a used original Red version at the gamestop too.
The Altering Cave is interesting to me when I read it up in Serebii, and surprised it wasn't released in the US.
I love all of your collabs with other youtubers!!
Very nice choice having Tama involved for this video! I think I've learned more about Pokémon from her than anyone else! ❤️
I’m currently replaying leaf green on my game boy micro.
Cool
Nice to not see tons of complaints about the audio this time.
Holy hell thats Tamago! Didn't think she was still around doing pokemon stuff
Yeah Tamashii is. She even streams on Twitch
One of my favourite games ever replayed this so many times
Oh nice, DidYouKnowGaming is getting out of their comfort zone and finally making a Pokemon video.
It's a simple explanation: one of doduo's toes turned into the third head.
I usually do not read video titles completely, so it was quite a surprise to hear Tana talking here about the gen1 remakes.
Speaking of that, I still need to finish my copy of Midori Version someday that I just stopped at Vermilion City because I felt like playing something else.
TAMAAAAAAAAAA 🥰🥰🥰🥰 Talking about a couple of games I played for lotsa hours as a kiddo, you love to see it. (I love to see it!)
oh actually hi tama :D i subscribed to you
As a kid of the 90s UK, the NPC named Hiker Nob gave me a chuckle. Still does.
Really cool that there are islands named after Nob’s ancestors
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Tama the same person that insulted women for choosing to have a more feminine lifestyle and and called those who referred to those who liked Gardevoir as "Gardefags"?
Oh boy..........
OMG it's Tama!!
Whoa surprise Tama! Talk about old school pokemon expertise
I have so much nostalgia for the Gen 1 remakes, but almost none for the original games
I think shes the first female to host this show
Rosanna Pansino host on this show a long time ago.
I'm pretty sure pokemon Coliseum and XD filled most of the holes of the missing pokemon like the ones you mentioned
4:30
That's amazing!!! I love when stuff like that happens
If I remember right, up until the mid 1900s they used ao (blue) to describe both green and blue until midori was made to stand solely for green. This happens in a lot of languages where Western languages have words for more colors where some older and/or indigenous languages use one word for multiple colors in the spectrum, and the listener/reader has to use other context clues to find out which color it actually is. Good examples are the Kekchi people, a Mayan group in Guatemala, uses both "raš" meaning "blue" and "green" and the Mahri people of Yemen and Oman use both "heźáwr" to mean "blue" and "green"
I was sure that the remakes were called FR/GL because the OG japanese releases were R&G. But if Masuda san says it's because peace, I believe him
Yep. And the fact that people got worked up is strange, really. Mainly considering how the original games were Red and Green. Yet I can sort of get why since we (people outside of Japan) grew up with Red and Blue and how a leaf didn’t seem to coexist.
3:05
In a alternate universe Pokémon starts world peace
There is a mistake in this video. Yes you could get the JOHTO POKÉMON and it was through Pokémon Colisseum. It was designed that way.
I'm sure "Blackbelt Nob" was a big hit in the UK. Because they love martial arts.
nice to hear Tama on this channel
Was hoping this would explain why you can't evolve Golbat into Crobat in this game. Glad they learned for the other remakes.
Well except in Let's go because consept of bad Gen 1 Pokemon evolving into better Pokemon is too much for Pokemon Go players to handle I guess...
@TheOneJudgment Probably that reason, but still would be funny to see what they would say officially.
@@V-Jes At least that made sense, and really only Golbat was affected.
I wish the eReader for the GBA caught on and the peripheral kept going through console generations because we could of had some radical stuff. Kind of heresy to put on a Pokemon video, but think of how cool the Digimon stuff could've been. It would've been very similar to the show.
Yakuza memebers cut off one of their fingers when they get out of the gang, thus the 4 finger stuff. Also number 4 is considered a unlucky number in East Asia as it sounds the same as death.