#AND ALAIN AND STEVEN *faints*

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As a HUGE Pokemon fan, you did not know how much I screamed when I saw this.

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I saw the new episode and here’s some commentary (idk, some bad, a little bit of good too):

I... dunno. This episode definitely had similar problems with the battle writing as the previous ones. Gengar making a steel type mon faint with a fairy type move? (well, okay, there was the will-o-wisp too but it shouldn’t have done it that fast). Dracovish going down very fast? Etc, etc. And last but not least, Pikachu, just like I predicted, 10000000000 x thunderbolted Metagross. Sure, he also hit it with an iron tail after that but... to me it did happen pretty easily (I kid you not, I could not stop laughing during that scene bc it was kind of absurd. Pika going from almost ded to doing the super full power move was just that funny to me.) Well, I blame the power of Alola for the op:ness of that move ♥ (in a way I love that that move has kind of become Ash’s trademark at this point... but I also wished that we wouldn’t see it until the grande finale vs Leon. I’m telling you, Tomioka, I don’t care about Lucario, I /don’t/ want to see it finish off the Charizard. But ofc it will.) Well, long story short, I do wish they’d let someone else write these battles too bc there was definitely potential there.

Then we need to get to case: Alain. I can’t believe that the only time he talked with Ash (kind of. Bc it was only a couple of words) was when he was about to leave the stadium. I definitely was expecting the commentary during the battle get a little more personal since he knows both Ash and Steven. I also can’t believe this might have been the very last episode where we see him (I don’t really dare to expect to see him again after this. Also, I could say much more about this whole Alain return thing but I don’t have the energy rn)

So, TR keeps being one of the things that actually makes these episodes better. They weren’t even trying to hide rooting for the Brat Boy this time :’D Loved it. 

The cameos were mostly great! Loved seeing DREW my boy. However I will say I was a teeny bit disappointed that Ash’s mama was not at the stadium (altho on the plus side, it allowed us to see Ash’s mons watching too and that part I liked). Also I was definitely hoping to see Alolan people watching Ash too because of JN112 but... no luck yet... Do not disappoint me with this during the future Ash battles, JN. 

A couple of more things on the plus side:

I did like hearing the first OP in the bg of the Z-move scene!

And Iris was great as always and I loved Hop being starstruck by her presence in the stands.

Well, that was it this time. For the upcoming battle episodes (maybe it’s a good thing we’re having a small break from M8) I have only a couple of wishes: 1) for the love of Arceus Tomioka cut it down with the one-shots, 2) let the other champions be back for the upcoming battles (I am trying to hold my horseas with this one) and 3) give. us. Ash’s companion and Alola fam cameos. Bc otherwise, what’s the point?

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