>>7

The timing is too perfect.

>>8

It was the best time!

Technical composition is

Wagging tail chaotic attack

Glaring horn drill

>>12

I understand.

In the next remake, I will follow the example of Remake Cynthia.

>>19

Iaido

Kaeriki

to cut or to slice

Daimonji

>>25

I can do it with Kirisaku Bunbunmaru!

>>10

Tamanage Hypnosis

stomp

>>11

Because the lyrics of this scene say, “In a special seat closer than anyone,” so of course I’m going to get burned!

The change in expressions is good, but the shift in angles is good too…

(A strange pose of Dragonite statue that appears for a moment)

I like Red’s expression as well as Green’s.

My Ampharos will come out after this, so I like it.

I like that the Isshu group has a different atmosphere, and it matches my interpretation.

I’m not very familiar with Pokémon, but what move is the sphere being blown by the final Charizard?

>>24

Gigantamaxed Cinderace’s G-Max Fireball

The band is amazing! The visuals are amazing! Both were constantly switching places, but in the end, it settled on being amazing for both.

The move set of an NPC is basically the last four moves that Pokémon learns up to that level, so it ends up being terrible…

The team composition is trash.

“Of course techniques like slicing and Iaido cuts are stronger, they’re secret skills, you know!? And then they disappeared.”

Burnt out by this scene.

There are countless unknown individuals who have forgotten about the ridiculous-looking Dragonite statue from just before.

The memory of SM’s green being too sudden and too painful is being overwritten.

I don’t want to see it because I’ll lose my patience at Professor Oak’s place.

I don’t want to see.

When I was a kid, I didn’t know about auxiliary techniques.

I was destroying everything with Lapras’s Surf that I got from my older brother through communication.

>>37

I wonder why there is a disparity even among secret techniques…

Blastoise had a good expression too.

>>38

The face that says “I’m gonna die” is nice, right?

I think the whole world felt like “That’s my Ampharos!” when it charged at Red.

From the second round, you will start securing Pokémon that are exclusive to hidden machines, right?

The team composition is terrible…! However, Alakazam is too strong, and the other Elite Four members besides Kanna are even worse…!

I still occasionally look back at it, and every time I do, it burns my brain.

Rie Matsumoto… What are you doing now…?

I was able to confirm that I was supervising the PV for Korokoro (not directing it).

I couldn’t surpass the Elite Four with the Pokémon in my hand.

A weapon of mass destruction that has completely destroyed the brains of every generation in 151 seconds.

Huh? Why “Stand By Me”?

Please provide the Japanese text that you would like to have translated.

…Ah

Aaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!

“I think the goal is still far away, but I’m in a place I want to stay until I die,” while saying that, the Champion Rush started and was burnt first.

Looking back, the scene of four boys walking along the railroad tracks while saying “Let’s start our adventure” is exactly the maximum power of the beginning day.

Vs Red is also the best.

My Ampharos!!

I also like Green from Pokémon Masters.

If you single-handedly took down Team Rocket, then I could have killed them all too!

The last flying Mew is nice, isn’t it?

While reflecting Stand By Me

Let’s go check that brightness, which is more beautiful than transparency; that’s not fair, right?

When I first saw it, I couldn’t stop crying at the scene of the doctors watching over us.

Every time the talk about the lousy team composition comes up, I suffer as someone who was playing the Pikachu version.

…I just looked it up, but in the Pikachu version, they don’t even use Pidgeot.

>>57

It seems like it was an Onidryll…

>>77

Moreover, the one who comes out as the starter in the final battle is Sandpan.

It’s just a work full of famous scenes.

I keep thinking every time I see threads like this that I wish they’d do something like this again since I’ve fried my brain too much.

>>59

The goal is definitely not yet…

There are so many discoveries packed in that every time I look back at it, I find something new.

I can feel it coming.

I love group illustrations of gym leaders by type.

>>63

(Akane is doing something wiggly.)

Something that looks like Pikachu.

Something that looks like Eevee.

I was looking for something that’s just right.

No matter how many times I watch it, I keep rewinding to see Lily or Marnie’s part again!!

Every time I watch it, I’m made aware of just how much I love Pokémon, it’s a strange PV.

A full special effects video that will definitely hit hard for some generation.

(2 minutes and 31 seconds)

>>71

This is beyond amazing; it’s creepy.

Bringing Mew at the end is also gross.

>>71

I’ve stuffed too much into such a short thing!

>>72

Hey, there weren’t any Mareep in my Johto.

I guess there must have been a new release or a big event for such a PV to come out…

If I’m playing the first generation, I’m definitely going to raise an Electric type…

I love the flow of singing → sleeping → shouting.

The BGM of the final battle is really good.

My favorite BGM in Pokémon is still the best.

My partner, Denryuu, was properly respected in the original work.

I got Pokérus.

When you cry and laugh, a moment…

I’m under a curse that makes me wonder, “What was the line about ‘I’ll make you unable to cry or laugh’ again…?”

Somehow, the smiling Eevee is giving off a good vibe again.

>>86

The two stylish ones are great, right?

If you only watch it once, you can’t see when Tyranitar is being sent back.

Is Rie Matsumoto doing anything recently?

I won all the battles with Blastoise, and my only Pokémon besides Blastoise were HM users.

You are completely playing it wrong.

>>90

The problem is that the first-generation Blastoise is too versatile.

If you raise them evenly, it feels like you might lose even against opponents with inferior skill setups.

I learned how to use frame-by-frame playback and rewind on YouTube in this MV.

Suddenly, memories of existence overflowed in the heads of trainers all over the world.

It’s an amazing music video in the new world… and I became totally hooked on BUMP and Pokémon, like having an 8x weakness.

I love the temperature difference between Alola Aho Aho Space and Isshu.

The SV was Ed Sheeran, and I wonder if he has any songs prepared for his new work.

The soul screams, “I’m here.”

>>98

Mewtwo’s Revenge and the game’s Mewtwo are different things, though.

Still, it’s nice, isn’t it…?

Has it already been four years since that MV?

The interpretation is too consistent.

I thought only the BW group would bring in the seriousness, but I also like how XY throws in a Mewtwo battle.

You can’t use the name Acacia for a character anymore…

I saw that Matsumoto-san said they’ve never played Pokémon before, but where did I see that statement?

>>104

A feature article from a magazine released at that time.

>>109

Thank you.

It’s terrifying how much I understand even though I’ve never done it…

I think the longer you’ve been following someone since childhood, the more you’ll be burned by something like that.

There were videos that reproduced the game screen unofficially, right?

Mewtwo’s Psychic Power

It seems that Greninja has no effect…

I like you.

I’ll say it as many times as needed, Rie Matsumoto is a genius.

Many anonymous users have had their brains fried by the thread images.

It’s great that both heavy otaku and those who casually enjoyed it can go “Wow!”

The protective Gekkouga is really cool.

Quarterly Es January 2021 issue supplementary booklet.

I want Director Matsumoto to create an image music video for SV using Ed Sheeran’s “Celestial”~~~~~~~!!!

(The BW group with unusually sharp eyes)

>>118

These guys have a completely different vibe.

>>124

(Silver is with the smiling Johto starters that are presented right afterwards.)

>>124

Isn’t the relationship between Asoko and Belchelen in BW too serious?

Why is this coming from someone who has never done it before…?

>>119

Because they are good at picking elements and creating visuals, they’re a genius in direction.

Even in my first directorial work, the HeartCatch PreCure movie, the opening visuals shine with incredible sense.

You must not watch the non-credit openings that are floating around on the internet.

I’ve heard that the way credits are presented is really amazing.

Every time a thread is regularly created, it is roasted twice or three times.

The downside is that the firepower is a bit too strong, so when I rewatch the PV, I have to brace myself to press play.

The thumbnail is overflowing with super trendy Eevee…

The moment I realized that the voice of “GOTCHA!” lasted for 151 seconds, my brain completely fried.

The soul screams that this is where it belongs.

Japan shown like this in the middle of the night.

Europe and America shown this in the early morning.

It does not equally turn into work.

An egg that has become a boiled egg cannot return to its original state.

The brain is the same.

Alola does not currently work for cancer, but it will eventually become effective.

They definitely had these kinds of faces back then.

It wasn’t through the memory of anime, but rather through the Game Boy’s 160×144 monochrome LCD that it appeared that way to me.

Who are you?

The feeling of Narancia when he’s chasing Bucciarati while swimming.

You’re a genius for bringing out Green with the lyrics from the best seats.

I am looking for the CoroCoro Comic from the time when Pikachu and Eevee were serialized.

I can’t help but think that the lyrics fit Pokémon so well.

It’s good lyrics that universally apply to all hardworking people, isn’t it…

Ishuh is a land of chaos.