Going back to the fact for Altaria, you said, probably by accident, that Swalot evolves into Altaria. Which is in fact not true as Swablu is the one to evolve into Altaria
Fomantis and Lurantis are not bug type ON PURPOSE. They took the idea of bugs commonly mimicking plants in the real world and flipped it so it would be a plant Pokémon mimicking a bug. This is why they’re called Fomantis (faux-mantis) and Lurantis (lure-mantis)
It gets a bit deeper than that! While it's obviously modeled after orchid mantises, there are _orchid flowers that mimic bugs!_ such as the Golden Beard Orchid
Similar to Sudowoodo. Looks like a grass type, but is a rock type. I honestly don't know why it wasn't used as a gimmick before scarlet and violet to throw trainers off.
@@andres.5204 it's not a bug type because it's not a bug, it just looks like one. Just like sudowoodo isn't a grass type because it's not a tree, it just looks like one. Do you also complain about sudowoodo in the same way?
52:40 These aren't just "some flowers" they're called flores de cempasúchil (I think they're called Mary golds in English?) and they have a significant role in the celebration of Día de Muertos, as they are used as the path for the souls of your diseased relative (this comment is not me trying to be rude, but as a Mexican that lives in Mexico I felt the need to explain this :D)
What about Pokémon 1025 it’s the most forgot about Pokémon in the universe literally that’s the only fun fact I can think of the reason it isn’t even in the video. It was the same time. As Pokémon 1024
One thing to remember is Pokémon are measured the same way animals are! That is, their primary measurement is typically whichever dimension is most relevant to their overall size. A common irl example is how wild cats are measured: most big cats are around 3’ or so at the shoulder, so it’s more useful to measure individuals from nose to tail. That’s how you get the statistic that lions can measure up to 10ft(long) Dunsparce isn’t 4’11” TALL, it’s 4’11” LONG. That’s also how you get a 6’ furret that stands around 3 or 4 feet tall on its hind legs.
The sizes are still wonky though. Golbat is not as tall as Charizard. And Charizard is definitely taller than whatever height is listed. And it can’t be its wingspan…in nature, vertebrates need wings roughly the length of their body to be able to fly, give or take. Like not an exact measurement, but that would be roughly the same as its height.
Fun fact: Weedle actually CAN learn two Normal type moves, only in Pokémon Go, where it can learn Return and Frustration. All Pokémon available as shadow Pokémon can know them, actually.
Koraidon and Miraidon's naming scheme is actually explained by a postgame event in the Indigo Disk ***** spoilers for Indigo Disk **** When you meet the past versions of the professors, they originally call the legendaries "Winged King" and "Iron Serpent" respectively. It's implied the reason they renamed them to "Koraidon" and "Miraidon" is because WE THE PLAYER told them those names. But we learned those names from Arven, who learned it from the Professor, who seemingly learned it from us in the future. Meaning the names THEMSELVES are a time travel paradox.
this is called a Bootstrap Paradox, and it's probably my favorite one! it's used as a plot device in many time travelling stories, and it blows my mind every single time
@@metalburger1117The Song of Storms in Ocarina of Time is by far one of my favorite examples. You learn the song as an adult from the windmill keeper, who tells you he first heard it from some brat who used it to create a storm within his windmill seven years ago. Then later (or should I say earlier) you go to the windmill as a child and play the song there in order to solve a puzzle to get to a dungeon. You are the reason he knows the song, and he is the reason you know the song. It has no point of origin, but instead exists as an endless circle, going around and around. Just like the hurricane winds that the song summons, or the spinning blades and cogs of the windmill, or the crank on the music box that the windmill keeper plays, or even the cyclical melody of the song itself. The extra repeated imagery of circles and loops with no point of origin is so cool.
And to add an extra layer onto things, the professor we speak with isn't just from the past--they're also from an alternate timeline! So, the professor in our timeline was influenced by a different version of us, and we influence a different version of them.
1:03:19 Buneary is, I believe, the only non-legendary/mythical pokemon who starts at 0 friendshio on capture. From what i gather this is based on the fact rabbits take a very long time to warm up to new owners, but thats mainly theory. Still, neat fact, and its why Frustration is viable for a while until it evolves.
9:35 thats actually a reference! Its ghastly's cry, the only ghost type, and a reference to how cataclysmically FUCKED you are for being at low health against an Alakazam
- Ivysaur: The offensive part in Ivysaur's name is "sau", which in German is considered a slur. - Blastoise: I think that's just because Blastoise, Kabuto, and Kabutops were given the same categorization name, which was just "Shell" in JP. - Snubbull/Granbull: They seem to be based on the Cu-Sith, which means "dog fairy" and is usually a term for more grotesque-looking fairies like goblins. - Wailord: Though it's been sized down when used in Gen-6 onward, the Isle of Armor has a wild Lv80 Wailord that appears size-accurate on the overworld before you encounter it. - Whiscash: This is because the Pokemon is based on Namazu, a catfish of Japanese folklore said to cause earthquakes. - Infernape: Among Sun Wukong's powers is an immunity to fire, which may have helped him withstand Laozi's furnace (which was intended to boil out his immortality). - Luxray: It's kinda inspired by the legends of lynxes' supernatural eyesight that can even see through solid matter. - Purrloin: Have you noticed how its purple markings are similar to the outfit of Doronjo, the recurring lead antagonist of Yatterman? - Vanillite: Without snow, you mean. It's really just a living icicle wearing snow like a balaclava. - Lampent: Well, no. It represented the sign of Libra, which is mostly prevalent in October birthdates. It's one of the most scales-shaped Pokemon in Unova, you see. - Greninja: No, X/Y released in October 2013. Greninja was revealed for Smash For in April 2014. But yes, Greninja was chosen in the dev period well before X/Y released. - Lurantis: Incorrect! It and Fomantis are a reverse of the orchid mantis - instead of a bug pretending to be a flower, these are orchids pretending to be mantises. - Bounsweet: The mangosteen is also known as "the queen of fruits", hence Tsareena's queenly appearance. - Hakamo-o: Ironically, despite having "mo-o" in their names, the Jangmo-o line has less in common with the supernatural mo'o, compared to Salazzle, Alolan Exeggutor, and Ultra Necrozma. - Drizzile: Did you know that when it uses a ranged attack, it throws what looks like a water balloon? - Orbeetle: ...Ladybugs ARE beetles. - Yamper: So? Neither does Guzzlord. - Obstagoon: Technically, its Japanese name is 6 JP letters long. - Alcremie: 63 (9 creams times 7 sweets). Counting shinies would bring that to 70. - Dracozolt - Arctovish: Four different fossils. - Finizen: It also evolves at Lv38, likely a nod to the year that Superman's first comic debuted. - I'll add one for Pecharunt: It's the only Pokemon whose English name is based on an item from the Pokemon games.
Enjoying the video quite a bit, even if I'm late to the party! One VERY SMALL potential note on Weedle: It is capable of knowing more than three moves! In Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, in addition to its three level up moves, it can apparently learn Electroweb by Move Tutor!
A lot of dex entries in gen one remind me of the old concept for pokemon being basically just a messed up world where pokemon just started to spawn into our world one day Crazy to see how they are slowly managed to course correct from that original concept with only the old dex entries being our single reminder
1:15:00 Panpour and Semipour’s eyes aren’t closed, they just don’t have irises or pupils I believe. I first found this out while playing Y; They would blink during their idle animations or make expressions with them in Poke Amie!
1025: Pecharunt is the first Mythical Pokemon where its name does not remain the same in both English and Japanese, with its original name being Momowarou (though it's called Dokutaro in the coding).
33:11 The reason Houndoom had that red tint in its Gold and Silver sprite was because the flame it was breathing was casting a glow on it. In the Crystal sprite, that light source is not there.
it wouldn't really make sense for Rillaboom to learn Belly Drum anyway, because having a drum means it doesn't have to use itself as a drum, as Belly Drum would imply.
Ting-Lu had it's HP and Def lowered. It had it's Sp. Atk raised however, and is still the only one of the ruins pokemon which had their stat raised. Ogerpon is not the only one who can't have it's Tera type changed. This distinction is shared with Terapagos.
Fun fact about the Tera type changing actually, Ogrepon is hard-coded to not be able to change the Tera type because the game will literally crash if you attempt a battle without it being the correct Tera type. The game will chug, but will not crash, if you change Terapagos's Tera type. Therefore, Ogrepon being the only Pokemon hard-coded to not be able to change its Tera type is technically correct
at 7:25 u mention poison being super effective against bug in older generations, but then mistakenly say paras and parasect are quadruple weak to bug, fire and flying. I'm sure you meant to say poison, fire and flying! haha, great video anyways :)
I think the Meditite thing might be explained by a fact: A region where a pokemon is first introduced is not necessarily where that pokemon ORIGINATED in-universe. Corpish is one example you give, but Coperajah is first seen in Galar, but its explicitly not from there. Same for Quaquaval and Paldea. Meditite might have been introduced in Hoen, but it could be native to Sinoh/Hisui originally.
@@tritone2276I hope if they do an Indian region they don't cram the whole country into it. It's far too big a country for that. Same with China and Australia and Brazil and other very large nations people want to see in games.
1:56:55 For those that don’t know, Cufant’s name as the Copperderm Pokémon is referring to pachyderms, meaning “thick skin”. These include elephants, rhinos, and hippos. Another fact: The “Cu” in Cufant doesn’t come from “cute” (though it is). It instead from Cu, which is the chemical symbol for copper on the periodic table.
Love that you referenced the pokepark series.( Which i wish would return. ao much potential along with mystery dungeon) Here's another fact about Golurk: It can transform into a cannon as seen in Pokepark 2.
Zygarde fact is actually false. Terapagos can also increase its max HP when terestallizing as the Stellar form has a base HP of 160 as opposed to its usual 95 in the normal battle form.
A few were already uploaded as their own video it was just the last couple of generations I had to add plus a few revisions on some facts that were wrong or needed to be explained better
Don't quote me. But I believe you could get the Porygon 2's name back with the number, if you go to the Name Rater, delete all the characters, and just press "End" and the nicknames erase and just go back to their original Pokemon names.
While Mega Altaria shares no typing with its pre-evo, its,ability, Pixilate, means it can still take advatange of the normal moves it learned as a Swablu, who now become fairy type moves.
Pretty sure Kakuna moves its arms in the animations for Stadium. I’m remembering a little “jump and spin” it will do for some attacks and it will move its arms during that. I think this is because Kakuna is more of a nymph and than a bug in a cocoon. I know bee drill is a big bee/wasp, but compare to the life cycle of a dragonfly. I think that Pokémon heights are wonky AF. There is no way that Golduck is the same height as Charizard.
So Gastly fact is now technically false there's a new Epilogue story coming on the 11th of January revolving around a new mythical, "Pecharunt" It is Poison/Ghost.
Cradily's is false for the same reason with Ogerpon Cornerstone also being Grass/Rock which was already released, but maybe they didn't count it since it's a form not its base
@@ViPxRampageXx Permutations exist for both of those. Gastly line is Ghost/Poison, while Pecharun is Poison/Ghost. Lileep line is Rock/Grass, while Ogerpon Cornerstone Mask is Grass/Rock.
Blastoise wasn't originally part of the Squirtle evolution line, but they dropped the other turtle line very early and put Blastoise into the Squirtle line.
INSANE. how did you decide on what facts and how long did it take you to get some of these weird ones lol. I'm watching all the way through just because your dedicated. 😂
I'm fairly sure that the Raichu dex entry is also reference to the 1903 Coney Island amusement park film wherein an elephant was electrocuted for supposedly being a "bad" elephant.
1:49:58 Grookey doesn't evolve at all in the anime. You're probably thinking about the episode where it meets its evolutions. ...Grookey took god knows how many episodes to actually use a named attack though lol
an interesting fact about Psyduck: Is the ONLY Pokémon to be obtained in every single region (Since you can have the DLC for Sw/Sh and it has Psyduck in it, it counts. It's also in BW2.)
Fun fact about Terapagos: Its battle theme is in the time signature 18/8, which is an easter egg by the composers and developers. This time signature is very rare, with the music being felt in 9 groups of 2 and 6 groups of 3 simultaneously.
Id say ralts isn’t depicted with its “eyes closed” rather covered by its hair. That sprite where you can see its eyes is from a low angle (or the ralts is lifting its head back)
@@SonicLink1622Mew is in the Japanese one! And it's blurted out at the last second with the sound of a toilet flushing. I'm not sure if this is to emphasize anything or not.
50:33 Another fact about this: The move Earthquake wasn't used in the anime for a number of years after that. Not sure of that is true anymore, but that's what I remembered. Feel free to correct me if you see this comment.
Tfw Kieran REALLY made his pokemon work to where his diplin would evolve into what would become a new discovery in the national dex list. Honestly a good play, seeing that hydrapple Kieran uses in his blueberry fight really catches you off guard
1:49:14 Only until a month ago (2 months after this video was published), both Poipole and Naganadel on Beast Ball finally became legal. It can be obtained by getting Poipole through a quest in Pokémon GO where you can only catch it with a Beast Ball. As of writing this comment Naganadel is not yet available, but you can send Poipole to Pokémon HOME, deposit it in SwSh and evolve it there
For Floragato, Flora and Gato are both also spanish words. Meowscarada is wordplay on the word "Mascarada" which is Spanish AND Portuguese for Masquerade. Sprigatito is the one member of this family that abandons this Spanish+Portuguese scheme, since Gatito is exclusively used in Spanish, Portuguese's equivalent being "Gatinho"
Since Pokemon was inspired a lot by Earthbound (things like being able to ride a bike, bag of Dragonite, etc), the psychic move being abbreviated to “PSI” probably comes from PSI moves in Earthbound.
Correction: You can catch Houndour before completing the main game, once you get access to Miraidon’s Bike form, and get access to the whole map, you can enter the cave where you find it and catch one at a pretty low level
13:04 PSI is a refrence to the mother series or known in the West as earthbound! Creatures inc worked on pokemon! You can also see that mewtwo resembles gigu from mother 1
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Going back to the fact for Altaria, you said, probably by accident, that Swalot evolves into Altaria. Which is in fact not true as Swablu is the one to evolve into Altaria
Also, you said Paras/Parasect was 4× weak to bug, flying, and fire in Gen 1, but it was 4× weak to _poison,_ flying, and fire.
Ladybugs are beetles
Just wanted to say that the Raichu fact 4:30 and the Copperajah fact 1:57:05 are the same. And Bisharp 1:28:48 and Kingambit 2:07:26 too.
@@RyanPaquette-d8o😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😊
Fomantis and Lurantis are not bug type ON PURPOSE. They took the idea of bugs commonly mimicking plants in the real world and flipped it so it would be a plant Pokémon mimicking a bug. This is why they’re called Fomantis (faux-mantis) and Lurantis (lure-mantis)
It gets a bit deeper than that! While it's obviously modeled after orchid mantises, there are _orchid flowers that mimic bugs!_ such as the Golden Beard Orchid
@@guest-1564that's actually really cool
that's really inconsistent though. there's tons of pokemon based on similar concepts that still have both types
Similar to Sudowoodo. Looks like a grass type, but is a rock type. I honestly don't know why it wasn't used as a gimmick before scarlet and violet to throw trainers off.
@@andres.5204 it's not a bug type because it's not a bug, it just looks like one. Just like sudowoodo isn't a grass type because it's not a tree, it just looks like one. Do you also complain about sudowoodo in the same way?
When you got to beldum, I was like "Aww this video is almost over"
Then I realized I was 30
What
the joke stems from Beldum being close to the end of the National Pokédex as of Generation III (374/386)
@@DuskLegendhe forgot how many Pokemon there are these days
If you're almost 30, you'd understand >.
Yeah I'm 27 and it's always 493 for me though
1:51:34 “despite Orbeetle having beetle in its name, it’s really based off of a ladybug.” Aren’t ladybugs a type of beetle?
Yes they are!
Technically speaking
Not just generally speaking
As in they are in coleoptera and not just a thing we call a beetle
I was about to say. Lmao
Ladybugs are a type of beetle that belong to the Coccinellidae family, so yeah the definitely beetles.
Literally called Lady Beetles
@@Golfbob that just a british thing im pretty sure, americans call them ladybugs
The reason Chamander only learned Metal Claw in FRLG only was to give it an easier time against Brock.
Which is kinda lame honestly, because ember did fine as long as you didn't get unlucky crits from Onix, which were fixed in frlg anyway.
@@BusinessSkrubwhy is it lame ? what is it hurting ? you pokémon fans are so sensitive
@@e7193 Sees one person say something they dont agree with, instantly calls all Pokemon fans sensitive
@@e7193 lmao verlis pls go back under your rock, nobody cares.
@@e7193relax lol
52:40 These aren't just "some flowers" they're called flores de cempasúchil (I think they're called Mary golds in English?) and they have a significant role in the celebration of Día de Muertos, as they are used as the path for the souls of your diseased relative (this comment is not me trying to be rude, but as a Mexican that lives in Mexico I felt the need to explain this :D)
Thank you! I always wondered why the flowers. I thought they were just decorative.
Yes marigolds are the English name!
What about Pokémon 1025 it’s the most forgot about Pokémon in the universe literally that’s the only fun fact I can think of the reason it isn’t even in the video. It was the same time. As Pokémon 1024
Another fun fact aboud Decidueye, it's the only Pokemon with a regional variant, where the Alolan form is considered the original
One thing to remember is Pokémon are measured the same way animals are! That is, their primary measurement is typically whichever dimension is most relevant to their overall size. A common irl example is how wild cats are measured: most big cats are around 3’ or so at the shoulder, so it’s more useful to measure individuals from nose to tail. That’s how you get the statistic that lions can measure up to 10ft(long)
Dunsparce isn’t 4’11” TALL, it’s 4’11” LONG. That’s also how you get a 6’ furret that stands around 3 or 4 feet tall on its hind legs.
The sizes are still wonky though.
Golbat is not as tall as Charizard. And Charizard is definitely taller than whatever height is listed. And it can’t be its wingspan…in nature, vertebrates need wings roughly the length of their body to be able to fly, give or take. Like not an exact measurement, but that would be roughly the same as its height.
@@dstinnettmusic facts
Ah! This helps me out a lot! Though now I have to figure out how to draw animals based on this 😅. Any tips on how make size accurate Pokémon?
Anybody else remember when Salamence was listed as one of Palkia's weaknesses?
cant wait for them to drop a salamence type starter next gen
"Oh I could really use a Salamence right about now"
"man i could really use a salamence right now!"
-Jaiden
...
"I sure could use a Salamence right about noow.."
@@雪者 JaidenAnimations!
Fun fact: Weedle actually CAN learn two Normal type moves, only in Pokémon Go, where it can learn Return and Frustration. All Pokémon available as shadow Pokémon can know them, actually.
Koraidon and Miraidon's naming scheme is actually explained by a postgame event in the Indigo Disk
***** spoilers for Indigo Disk ****
When you meet the past versions of the professors, they originally call the legendaries "Winged King" and "Iron Serpent" respectively. It's implied the reason they renamed them to "Koraidon" and "Miraidon" is because WE THE PLAYER told them those names.
But we learned those names from Arven, who learned it from the Professor, who seemingly learned it from us in the future. Meaning the names THEMSELVES are a time travel paradox.
this is called a Bootstrap Paradox, and it's probably my favorite one! it's used as a plot device in many time travelling stories, and it blows my mind every single time
The names conventional paradox names aren’t just in the post game, it is mentioned in the dex entries too
@@metalburger1117man you’ll love Attack on Titan
@@metalburger1117The Song of Storms in Ocarina of Time is by far one of my favorite examples. You learn the song as an adult from the windmill keeper, who tells you he first heard it from some brat who used it to create a storm within his windmill seven years ago. Then later (or should I say earlier) you go to the windmill as a child and play the song there in order to solve a puzzle to get to a dungeon. You are the reason he knows the song, and he is the reason you know the song. It has no point of origin, but instead exists as an endless circle, going around and around. Just like the hurricane winds that the song summons, or the spinning blades and cogs of the windmill, or the crank on the music box that the windmill keeper plays, or even the cyclical melody of the song itself. The extra repeated imagery of circles and loops with no point of origin is so cool.
And to add an extra layer onto things, the professor we speak with isn't just from the past--they're also from an alternate timeline! So, the professor in our timeline was influenced by a different version of us, and we influence a different version of them.
1:03:19 Buneary is, I believe, the only non-legendary/mythical pokemon who starts at 0 friendshio on capture. From what i gather this is based on the fact rabbits take a very long time to warm up to new owners, but thats mainly theory. Still, neat fact, and its why Frustration is viable for a while until it evolves.
Indeed
Yes it is fact,i did have re homed rabbits growing up and it did take a long time for them to warm up to everyone
9:35 thats actually a reference! Its ghastly's cry, the only ghost type, and a reference to how cataclysmically FUCKED you are for being at low health against an Alakazam
Fun fact: Terapagos can also gain hp as it’s hp stat gets increased when you tera it into the stellar form
I think this also goes for Palafin
1:44:10 Lurantis is based off of an orchid pretending to be a mantis, a play on how mantis pretend to be orchids.
You're the 200th comment saying the same thing
@@SlimeBlueMS neat. i also posted this 5 months ago so how the hell did you find it
I think that Zygarde's fact at 1:39:38 might no longer be true as terapagos' hp increases in its stellar form.
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Cottonee and Whimsicott are the ONLY Fairy types in gen 5. So when we get the remakes and you want a fairy-type, they are the only option.
Does Mega Audino count?
@@TornaitSuperBirddon't think so, megas are stuck in gen 7
you mean gen 6@@t4tz3lwurm
@@Yuyukoyouji I think you can still mega evolve mons in alola?? I might be wrong tho
Oh really? Tbh i never did much after the rainbow rocket, was there more to the end of the game?@@t4tz3lwurm
- Ivysaur: The offensive part in Ivysaur's name is "sau", which in German is considered a slur.
- Blastoise: I think that's just because Blastoise, Kabuto, and Kabutops were given the same categorization name, which was just "Shell" in JP.
- Snubbull/Granbull: They seem to be based on the Cu-Sith, which means "dog fairy" and is usually a term for more grotesque-looking fairies like goblins.
- Wailord: Though it's been sized down when used in Gen-6 onward, the Isle of Armor has a wild Lv80 Wailord that appears size-accurate on the overworld before you encounter it.
- Whiscash: This is because the Pokemon is based on Namazu, a catfish of Japanese folklore said to cause earthquakes.
- Infernape: Among Sun Wukong's powers is an immunity to fire, which may have helped him withstand Laozi's furnace (which was intended to boil out his immortality).
- Luxray: It's kinda inspired by the legends of lynxes' supernatural eyesight that can even see through solid matter.
- Purrloin: Have you noticed how its purple markings are similar to the outfit of Doronjo, the recurring lead antagonist of Yatterman?
- Vanillite: Without snow, you mean. It's really just a living icicle wearing snow like a balaclava.
- Lampent: Well, no. It represented the sign of Libra, which is mostly prevalent in October birthdates. It's one of the most scales-shaped Pokemon in Unova, you see.
- Greninja: No, X/Y released in October 2013. Greninja was revealed for Smash For in April 2014. But yes, Greninja was chosen in the dev period well before X/Y released.
- Lurantis: Incorrect! It and Fomantis are a reverse of the orchid mantis - instead of a bug pretending to be a flower, these are orchids pretending to be mantises.
- Bounsweet: The mangosteen is also known as "the queen of fruits", hence Tsareena's queenly appearance.
- Hakamo-o: Ironically, despite having "mo-o" in their names, the Jangmo-o line has less in common with the supernatural mo'o, compared to Salazzle, Alolan Exeggutor, and Ultra Necrozma.
- Drizzile: Did you know that when it uses a ranged attack, it throws what looks like a water balloon?
- Orbeetle: ...Ladybugs ARE beetles.
- Yamper: So? Neither does Guzzlord.
- Obstagoon: Technically, its Japanese name is 6 JP letters long.
- Alcremie: 63 (9 creams times 7 sweets). Counting shinies would bring that to 70.
- Dracozolt - Arctovish: Four different fossils.
- Finizen: It also evolves at Lv38, likely a nod to the year that Superman's first comic debuted.
- I'll add one for Pecharunt: It's the only Pokemon whose English name is based on an item from the Pokemon games.
I hate to ask but what does the offensive word mean?
I wonder if we'll get a cait sith pokémon someday.
Pecharunt is also the only mythical to have a different name in English
@@BJGvideos Female pig. Though I guess it's seen in Germany the same way English-speakers see the B-word.
Then BulbaSAUr and VenuSAUr should be banned too by that logic
@@BJGvideosIt means pig, but with a more negative tone, like swine ig
Fun fact: golurk can learn fly because it can tuck its legs and hands in to become a rocket similar to celesteela!
Zubat learning mean look actually makes sense because if you look at it's ears, they look like angry eyes. :>
Enjoying the video quite a bit, even if I'm late to the party! One VERY SMALL potential note on Weedle: It is capable of knowing more than three moves! In Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, in addition to its three level up moves, it can apparently learn Electroweb by Move Tutor!
A lot of dex entries in gen one remind me of the old concept for pokemon being basically just a messed up world where pokemon just started to spawn into our world one day
Crazy to see how they are slowly managed to course correct from that original concept with only the old dex entries being our single reminder
1:15:00 Panpour and Semipour’s eyes aren’t closed, they just don’t have irises or pupils I believe. I first found this out while playing Y; They would blink during their idle animations or make expressions with them in Poke Amie!
Thank you for not saying And number ____. OVER and over again
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Vileplume is based on the Rafflesia if I'm thinking right not Gloom
Erm at 49:43 you said swalot instead of swablu
😊mmmmmmmm@@Tarsis001
You forgt pecharund
1025: Pecharunt is the first Mythical Pokemon where its name does not remain the same in both English and Japanese, with its original name being Momowarou (though it's called Dokutaro in the coding).
They'd also need a new fact for gastly, since Pecharunt's existence means its not the only Ghost/Poison anymore
@@presidenttogekiss635 It still is; Pecharunt is Poison/Ghost, not Ghost/Poison.
@@SentaiYamanekothat's nitpicking so hard though that it's not even really a fact
And you can't name it Dokutaro either.
New fun fact it’s the most forgot about Pokémon in the universe because it’s not even in this video and it was added in the same game as Pokémon 1024
The "your mother" joke at 55:45 KILLED me
Dropped a hard bar out of nowhere
There's another one at 1:37:10
me too i just lost my shit laughing at that
Wanted to make sure we were paying attention lol
33:11 The reason Houndoom had that red tint in its Gold and Silver sprite was because the flame it was breathing was casting a glow on it. In the Crystal sprite, that light source is not there.
1:47:42 Cosmoem isnt 999LBS, its actually 999KG, which is equal to 2204.4LBS, making it THE HEAVIEST pokemon, tied with celesteela
999kg, just one kg lighter than your mom
it wouldn't really make sense for Rillaboom to learn Belly Drum anyway, because having a drum means it doesn't have to use itself as a drum, as Belly Drum would imply.
I assume it was done so it wouldnt dominate the scene. Belly Drum as is already busted as is, so they probably didnt give it to rilaboom for balance
@@sigmatheta9399 U-Turn: Yeah... dominance... 😏
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The wildly varying stat totals and inherently stronger and weaker types in matchups already mean the games aren't balanced...
Ting-Lu had it's HP and Def lowered. It had it's Sp. Atk raised however, and is still the only one of the ruins pokemon which had their stat raised.
Ogerpon is not the only one who can't have it's Tera type changed. This distinction is shared with Terapagos.
Fun fact about the Tera type changing actually, Ogrepon is hard-coded to not be able to change the Tera type because the game will literally crash if you attempt a battle without it being the correct Tera type. The game will chug, but will not crash, if you change Terapagos's Tera type. Therefore, Ogrepon being the only Pokemon hard-coded to not be able to change its Tera type is technically correct
the tragedy of games no longer just going along with trying to render invalid data
ogerpon with gen1 style glitch masks...
Crunching the numbers, you spend an average of 7.7 seconds on each Pokemon.
The your mom joke is so perfectly and tastefully placed 😂 Made me crack up great job on the vid!
It caught me so off guard. I’m laying down and I hear it I was like “Oop” 😲
i definitely was not expecting it thaaaat far into the video, thats amazing
Need the sound clip 😂
@@kennybmusic67 55:44
cracked me up too! it almost made me spit out my hot chocolate LOL
6:57 For Oddish, it seems that Bill's Grandfather came across a shiny at full odds!!
same, but it was in poketwo
This must had taken a lot of work and research. Great vid, thanks!
Mega Kick wasn’t even a signature move for Hitmonlee in Gen 1. It was a TM and could be taught to most of the Gen 1 Pokémon.
at 7:25 u mention poison being super effective against bug in older generations, but then mistakenly say paras and parasect are quadruple weak to bug, fire and flying. I'm sure you meant to say poison, fire and flying! haha, great video anyways :)
I think the Meditite thing might be explained by a fact:
A region where a pokemon is first introduced is not necessarily where that pokemon ORIGINATED in-universe.
Corpish is one example you give, but Coperajah is first seen in Galar, but its explicitly not from there. Same for Quaquaval and Paldea.
Meditite might have been introduced in Hoen, but it could be native to Sinoh/Hisui originally.
Makes me wonder if they'll make a region based on India one day to have Copperajah native to it. Maybe even give it a regional variant.
moral of the story: pokedex entries are not meant to be taken seriously
@@tritone2276I hope if they do an Indian region they don't cram the whole country into it. It's far too big a country for that. Same with China and Australia and Brazil and other very large nations people want to see in games.
@@BJGvideos ahh yes but doing it with America is fine
@@mitcheldec8644 The US alone has three regions--Orre, Unova, and Alola--and there's gobs of room for more so idk what you're talking about
1:56:55 For those that don’t know, Cufant’s name as the Copperderm Pokémon is referring to pachyderms, meaning “thick skin”. These include elephants, rhinos, and hippos.
Another fact: The “Cu” in Cufant doesn’t come from “cute” (though it is). It instead from Cu, which is the chemical symbol for copper on the periodic table.
Rhinos and hippos are not pachyderms
Love that you referenced the pokepark series.( Which i wish would return. ao much potential along with mystery dungeon) Here's another fact about Golurk: It can transform into a cannon as seen in Pokepark 2.
Golurk can also fly by tucking in its legs into its body along with its' fists.
Gengar: I'm the easiest Pokémon to draw
Electrode: am I a joke to you?
We were ROBBED of Let’s Go Psyduck.
I don’t wanna think of a world with Let’s Go Psyduck 😖
If let's go psyduck actually released instead of eevee I would be so mad
Mr. Mime: Thumbs are not fingers.
Electabuzz: Oops, actually they are.
Why did you mention my mom's weight twice in this video
BURRRRRN
I see you missed the third mama joke.
@@AyoCrunchylemme guess, guzzlord?
@@American_Lobstercould also be miltank
55:37 Dude absolutely BLIND SIDED me with this
Dog in French is "chien", not "dog but with a French accent" 😂😭
Wait what?! My whole life has been a lie
Zygarde fact is actually false. Terapagos can also increase its max HP when terestallizing as the Stellar form has a base HP of 160 as opposed to its usual 95 in the normal battle form.
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Not a mistake. PSI is the correct way to shorten Psionics and include Psychic.
What a LEGEND! I can only imagine how long this video took to make. Instant like from me!👍😁
A few were already uploaded as their own video it was just the last couple of generations I had to add plus a few revisions on some facts that were wrong or needed to be explained better
@@PaPaSea Still had to take you a while! I enjoy the quality of you videos (Especially the Nintended Series)
Don't quote me. But I believe you could get the Porygon 2's name back with the number, if you go to the Name Rater, delete all the characters, and just press "End" and the nicknames erase and just go back to their original Pokemon names.
Imagine how much better Flygon would be if it had Sheer Force
While Mega Altaria shares no typing with its pre-evo, its,ability, Pixilate, means it can still take advatange of the normal moves it learned as a Swablu, who now become fairy type moves.
Just in time for my sleep 😴 will listen to this for a few days during my sleep.
You are so real for that
Based, even
i normally have the attention span of usually a minute but i sat here, and watched from 0:00 to 2:12:04 undistracted. My attention span has GROWN.
Pretty sure Kakuna moves its arms in the animations for Stadium.
I’m remembering a little “jump and spin” it will do for some attacks and it will move its arms during that.
I think this is because Kakuna is more of a nymph and than a bug in a cocoon. I know bee drill is a big bee/wasp, but compare to the life cycle of a dragonfly.
I think that Pokémon heights are wonky AF. There is no way that Golduck is the same height as Charizard.
So Gastly fact is now technically false there's a new Epilogue story coming on the 11th of January revolving around a new mythical, "Pecharunt" It is Poison/Ghost.
Time makes fools of all men
Cradily's is false for the same reason with Ogerpon Cornerstone also being Grass/Rock which was already released, but maybe they didn't count it since it's a form not its base
@@ViPxRampageXx Permutations exist for both of those. Gastly line is Ghost/Poison, while Pecharun is Poison/Ghost. Lileep line is Rock/Grass, while Ogerpon Cornerstone Mask is Grass/Rock.
@@SentaiYamanekoermmmmmmm ACKSHYUALLY
Blastoise wasn't originally part of the Squirtle evolution line, but they dropped the other turtle line very early and put Blastoise into the Squirtle line.
49:49 has me dying when you called Swablu Wallot not sure why
Ladybugs are beetles. They are in the order Coleoptera.
Actually, they gave Dawn/Lucas hats to ALL 3 Sinnoh starters in Go, not just Piplup.
INSANE. how did you decide on what facts and how long did it take you to get some of these weird ones lol. I'm watching all the way through just because your dedicated. 😂
Don't think I'm just gonna ignore that fact about mega metagross
I'm fairly sure that the Raichu dex entry is also reference to the 1903 Coney Island amusement park film wherein an elephant was electrocuted for supposedly being a "bad" elephant.
1:49:58 Grookey doesn't evolve at all in the anime. You're probably thinking about the episode where it meets its evolutions.
...Grookey took god knows how many episodes to actually use a named attack though lol
The reason blastois isnt the big turtle pokemon is bc it was going to be its pwn pokemon and was changed to the final starter
Ghastly and it's evolutions are no longer the only Ghost and Poison type pokemon.
Technically, if you want to get pedantic about it, they still are. Pecharunt is Poison/Ghost, not Ghost/Poison.
I respect the hustle.bro jus got straight in to it💀
an interesting fact about Psyduck: Is the ONLY Pokémon to be obtained in every single region (Since you can have the DLC for Sw/Sh and it has Psyduck in it, it counts. It's also in BW2.)
Fun fact about Terapagos:
Its battle theme is in the time signature 18/8, which is an easter egg by the composers and developers. This time signature is very rare, with the music being felt in 9 groups of 2 and 6 groups of 3 simultaneously.
1 fact about Pecharunt: M O C H I!
Also it was only the first cubone that wore its mother's skull.
That first cubone evolved genes to cause all subsequent cubone to grow an outer skull.
Actually, Pecharunt is also a Ghost/posion type, not just gaslty and evolutions
Same thing happened with Munkidori and Galarian Slowbro/king. This video was released before the Mochi Mayhem thing tho
Pecharunt is Poison/Ghost, not Ghost/Poison
Id say ralts isn’t depicted with its “eyes closed” rather covered by its hair. That sprite where you can see its eyes is from a low angle (or the ralts is lifting its head back)
Celebi IS in the gen 3 pokerap... however Zigzagoon is not.
And Mew isn't in the Gen 1 Pokerap. I believe it was added in the Gen 3 one.
@@SonicLink1622Mew is in the Japanese one! And it's blurted out at the last second with the sound of a toilet flushing. I'm not sure if this is to emphasize anything or not.
50:33 Another fact about this: The move Earthquake wasn't used in the anime for a number of years after that. Not sure of that is true anymore, but that's what I remembered. Feel free to correct me if you see this comment.
Fun fact: The new mythical (I'll just say dokutaro) is actually Poison/Ghost type
Old mr mime has 3 fingers but on fire red and leaf green, it has 4 fingers
Me: *clearly sees 4 then 5*
1:05:34 TRANS RIGHTS!
Tfw Kieran REALLY made his pokemon work to where his diplin would evolve into what would become a new discovery in the national dex list. Honestly a good play, seeing that hydrapple Kieran uses in his blueberry fight really catches you off guard
1:33:45 THE CUTE BUTTERFLY IS THE #666th POKEMON?!?!?!
1:37:09 I was not expecting a roast 💀💀
1:49:14 Only until a month ago (2 months after this video was published), both Poipole and Naganadel on Beast Ball finally became legal. It can be obtained by getting Poipole through a quest in Pokémon GO where you can only catch it with a Beast Ball. As of writing this comment Naganadel is not yet available, but you can send Poipole to Pokémon HOME, deposit it in SwSh and evolve it there
dying to know what parts of pokemons official names set off the censors lol
I’m so glad you made Linoone’s fact the Mix Elixir. I sure that item was a hallucination.
16:06 Mr. Mime fact was wrong according to the sprites..I had to rewind back to make sure I didn’t hear it wrong lol
I believe they're excluding the thumb here; when saying "fingers".
As Mr.Mime does go from 3 fingers and a thumb, to 4 fingers and a thumb.
In old Japanese the color green and blue are used interchangeably the same way yellow and pink used to be used interchangeably in old English. 😂 😂
22:14 for the ledyba entrie the explanation is that beta versions of ledyba had stars on its back
I wanna add an interesting fact about Volbeat, which is that Volbeat share's a name with a Danish rock band.
18:30 fun fact: this is somewhat contradictory to ammonites, as it’s believed that ammonites died through suffocation by their own shells.
For the raltz fact, there’s actually a Pokemon card where its eyes are also open
12:30 Pecharunt is also Poison/Ghost
For Floragato, Flora and Gato are both also spanish words.
Meowscarada is wordplay on the word "Mascarada" which is Spanish AND Portuguese for Masquerade.
Sprigatito is the one member of this family that abandons this Spanish+Portuguese scheme, since Gatito is exclusively used in Spanish, Portuguese's equivalent being "Gatinho"
Me: Go, Articuno!
My Articuno: FRIEZA!!!
Since Pokemon was inspired a lot by Earthbound (things like being able to ride a bike, bag of Dragonite, etc), the psychic move being abbreviated to “PSI” probably comes from PSI moves in Earthbound.
In Pokemon Violet/Scarlet you can see Hoppip getting blown around when the wind picks up! Nice little detail there.
Probably the most shocking fact so far was that Tornadus was the first mono flying type. I had never considered that
Correction: You can catch Houndour before completing the main game, once you get access to Miraidon’s Bike form, and get access to the whole map, you can enter the cave where you find it and catch one at a pretty low level
Listening to this whole doing an overnight shift at work. Thank you for making it more enjoyable
13:04 PSI is a refrence to the mother series or known in the West as earthbound! Creatures inc worked on pokemon! You can also see that mewtwo resembles gigu from mother 1
i’m glad someone noticed
Milotic's official Pokedex color is pink, according to Pokemon Home. Why did they do this?