#Klinklang and Hydregion being parallels for N and Ghetsis is very funny in concept but in execution makes me insane /pos

[jaredthebc]

Do you ever think about how almost all of N’s Pokémon throughout the first games were one offs he released after he battled you, how he cared about them all deeply enough that he thought it would be selfish to have them battle more than necessary. And do you ever think about how this is the case with all his Pokémon EXCEPT his Klinklang in the final battle at the league, where the second to last battle he had a Klink and this Klinklang is very likely that same Pokémon? Do you think this was a visual representation of his mindset wavering from a fixed point? How that Klink refused to leave him right away and he couldn’t bring himself to force them to leave because his mind is in so many different directions? He can keep them around just a little longer until he becomes champion, it won’t be long, he can bend things some so long as he doesn’t fully stray from his path…right?

Or is that just me am I the only one willing to be insane about Klinklang of all Pokémon

[starlightshadowsworld]

Im really sorry I meant that to come across as joking and I realise now I did not make that clear at all

Your analysis is really good I completely missed those details when I was playing the game when I was younger. Probably because at the time I didn’t like N very much and didn’t pay a lot of attention to him.

Though that changed as I learned more about him and grew to appreciate him. The man is such a mystery with so many layers, did not think much about what it meant for a Pokémon to choose to stay with him.

But damn no I am gonna be thinking about this klinklang post for a while.

…All things I really should’ve put in my earlier reblog and completely missed the mark on all of that.

Really sorry for coming across like that.

Love your analysis.

Do you ever think about how almost all of N’s Pokémon throughout the first games were one offs he released after he battled you, how he cared about them all deeply enough that he thought it would be selfish to have them battle more than necessary. And do you ever think about how this is the case with all his Pokémon EXCEPT his Klinklang in the final battle at the league, where the second to last battle he had a Klink and this Klinklang is very likely that same Pokémon? Do you think this was a visual representation of his mindset wavering from a fixed point? How that Klink refused to leave him right away and he couldn’t bring himself to force them to leave because his mind is in so many different directions? He can keep them around just a little longer until he becomes champion, it won’t be long, he can bend things some so long as he doesn’t fully stray from his path…right?

Or is that just me am I the only one willing to be insane about Klinklang of all Pokémon