Basically, the protagonist Ash Ketchum learns a good lesson at the beginning of the book: make sure to go to cama early on the night before the día of a big adventure. (In his case, it’s beginning a pokémon journey.) Of course, that lesson is one that we’ve all learned más than once — especially when the same thing happens to us from time to time as well.
Ash also learns why sleeping late isn’t a good idea when he comes to Professor Oak’s laboratory (while wearing his green pajamas, as he’d forgotten to stop and change his clothes beforehand), only to discover, much to his disappointment, that the Kanto starter pokémon — Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle — have already been taken por other trainers who had been on time. To (seemingly) make matters worse, all Professor Oak has left is a Pikachu.
Thankfully, over the course of the book, Ash and pikachu begin their friendship when they’re attacked por a flock of Spearow (as Ash had mistook one of them for a Pidgey and hit it with a rock), and pikachu drives them away with a Thundershock attack. :)
I highly recommend this book to anyone who is a fan of Pokémon, as well as those who like a good book, and I give it five stars as well.. :)
Ash realizes that the Kanto starter Pokémon have already been taken
Ash and Pikachu
Many May fans have complaint that, because of the time limit, Dawn won the contest (I think that's how she won) and due to that a lot of May fans felt angry. If tu ask me, in my opinion, I actually wouldn't care any less who won If it wasn't for stupid filler episodes. If May had won instead of Dawn than Dawn would have needed to compete in another four o five más contest and we would have had to deal with más boring filler episodes. Although, I like the Sinnoh saga, many of the episodes were like boring. It was like watching the boring Johto-saga all over again and Johto was when I was even mature enough to be able to remember as many Pokemon episodes as possible. When Pokemon first came out, I was way too young to remember most of them. Considering how much I could remember all the boring episodes of Johto just bugs me. But either way I still decided to re-watch them online. Anyway, what's your opinion.
some people beleive gengar is clefairy's shadow, and i am going to prove that right o wrong.
this (?) means i am not sure.
my hypothesis: false.
i will first look at the simarlities between the pokemon.
they both have long pointy ears
they both are slightly humanoid, with a round body.
and the difference:
gengar has spikey fur(?)on his head, o back (im not a pokeexpert) and clefairy does not.
gengar does not have a tail
gengar's feet have toes, while clefairy's feet are just kinda stubs.
and some general faults of this theory
SHADOWS DO NOT HAVE FACES.
wouldnt a gengar be following a clefairy around constantly?
if tu caught a clefairy, tu would also have a gengar. two for one pokeball!
it sure would be crouded in that pokeball.
conclusion: false. but, tu can decide.
this (?) means i am not sure.
my hypothesis: false.
i will first look at the simarlities between the pokemon.
they both have long pointy ears
they both are slightly humanoid, with a round body.
and the difference:
gengar has spikey fur(?)on his head, o back (im not a pokeexpert) and clefairy does not.
gengar does not have a tail
gengar's feet have toes, while clefairy's feet are just kinda stubs.
and some general faults of this theory
SHADOWS DO NOT HAVE FACES.
wouldnt a gengar be following a clefairy around constantly?
if tu caught a clefairy, tu would also have a gengar. two for one pokeball!
it sure would be crouded in that pokeball.
conclusion: false. but, tu can decide.
what do you think?
