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"The Battling Eevee Brothers" Episode Discussion
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Well, seeing as no one has actually said anything in your last three talkback, I guess I'll begin on all three of them.
I certainly thought it was a nice episode and quite entertaining. Also, I liked how they showed the different techniques of the Eeveelutions, such as Vaporeon "melting" into the water. IIRC, there was a reamke of this episode with Sakura in it. The boy though (I won't bother trying to remember his name) got on my nerves a lot. Just like a certain contest judge.
I certainly thought it was a nice episode and quite entertaining. Also, I liked how they showed the different techniques of the Eeveelutions, such as Vaporeon "melting" into the water. IIRC, there was a reamke of this episode with Sakura in it. The boy though (I won't bother trying to remember his name) got on my nerves a lot. Just like a certain contest judge.
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The whole idea of not forcing Pokemon to evolve is a little out-of-place for the franchise, considering how Pokemon typically get stronger and more mature by evolution, with a few notable exceptions (Scyther, Porygon2, Vigoroth, Trapinch). And of course, despite this message, Gary's and May's Eevees evolved regardless. Then again, I suppose that the Pokemon are supposed to be "real" creatures as opposed to JPRG combatants, but that still doesn't vibe with the contradictory notion of evolution being a sign of maturity and strength for many of the cast's Pokemon.
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Eevee. I love this episode and I liked the Sparky brothers as well, they looked so awesome, but I wish Mikey had a less annoying voice. When I saw Eevee I was like... aaaawwww~! ^^
Eevee. I love this episode and I liked the Sparky brothers as well, they looked so awesome, but I wish Mikey had a less annoying voice. When I saw Eevee I was like... aaaawwww~! ^^
From what I remember, the boy either had the same voice as Snap or Richie, I can't remember
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The whole idea of not forcing Pokemon to evolve is a little out-of-place for the franchise, considering how Pokemon typically get stronger and more mature by evolution, with a few notable exceptions (Scyther, Porygon2, Vigoroth, Trapinch). And of course, despite this message, Gary's and May's Eevees evolved regardless. Then again, I suppose that the Pokemon are supposed to be "real" creatures as opposed to JPRG combatants, but that still doesn't vibe with the contradictory notion of evolution being a sign of maturity and strength for many of the cast's Pokemon.
True, but you also have to remember the context, at the time. Pikachu's refusal to evolve instantly in the Surge episode was a good turning point and a nice counter to the "Evolution = win" line of thought. So, I see this episode as an extension of that.
Though, again, your point is valid, but this isn't the place to bring it up.