paladinlost | 80th moon [video]

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80th moon [video]

"Celebi is an extremely playful species. Its main ability is the power to travel through time." Or so the Professor said.

[Today's quote should sound quite familiar to anyone who watched last week's EV NEWS. So should the Cele-Berry Meringue waiting in front of the Gear, for that matter. Homemade and fresh, thank you very much.]

Bringing back a spring snow after weeks of summer heat matches both sentences perfectly, if you ask me. Has anyone thought to look for legendary Pokémon around their garden today?

[Not that Cecil himself has, of course. Nope.]

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Hmm... I don't know. I think even a Skarmory would have trouble with the speed.

Or perhaps it would be able to reach it, at the cost of painful injuries.

I wouldn't want that for any Pokémon.

Who would? I'd rather not imagine how they obtained that number in the first place.

Yeah.

There are a lot of things you wonder about how they found out about them...

Or how they survived obtaining that information.

It might have been someone else telling the tales...

Or then they're just urban legends.

...And someone had the bright idea to share those legends with visitors who would not know better.

Yep. I'd really like to know who writes the text for the Pokédex entries...

Not any of the professors, I hope.

In the games professor Oak is the one who gives you the Pokédex... but he asks you to fill it for him.

...We might be reading entries written by ten-year-old amateur scientists, then. That would explain a lot.

Well that's the weird thing. Everytime you caught a Pokémon you automatically got an entry. It's like the Pokédex wrote them itself.

...Would that not imply that it is sentient?

I guess it would. I really have no idea how it works... or what the game makers were thinking.

If it was a game, the true process could have been simplified for the children's sake.

Mmh... true.

Though the Pokédex informations in this world might really be written by kids, then...

Surely no self-respecting professor would allow that.

I wouldn't be so sure about that. They do ask you if you're a boy or a girl even if it would be obvious.

...I thought they were confused by the long hair and lipstick.

No, they... just don't know.

...That's part of the symptoms of certain rare illnesses, I believe.

Edited 2013-07-23 21:16 (UTC)

I think so too.

Or they could be much older than they look.

Old enough to start their retirement days...