thank you for saying ‘misunderstood’ when speaking of Mexico. as a mexican it saddened me hearing how many people are afraid (for good reasons) but there truly are amazing and friendly people there!
As someone who grew up on the border I've never understood it, as his friend said in the video *every* country has more dangerous and more safe areas. Mexico is a gorgeous country with amazing food, it's ridiculous to paint it with such a broad brush.
I initially started following you years ago because of Pokemon Go, but these videos where you travel and show us some of the culture of the places you visit are the videos I most appreciate now. Keep up the awesome work, Nick!
This Pokémon is fairly easy to catch if you take yearly trips to Mexico. I’ve caught about 5! Marcactus is also another regional that can be caught here.
I’ve been following your journeys for a while now and the way you deliver not only the best of Pokémon Go, but the coolest parts of traveling and having fun is so amazing. I gotta say that the storytelling in your videos are pure quality. And now coming here to my country and showing a huge part of the culture and history of Mexico for others to see in such a honoring and respectful way is so cool dude. I appreciate it so much. Glad you had fun! “Nick, hermano. Ya eres mexicano!!!”
I loved it! Love the culture, history and everything. The media sensationalism has a lot to with misinformation. I’ve been to countries (not Mexico yet) that are considered dangerous and never had any issues whatsoever. Enjoy but always stay aware. ❤️ from 🏴 💃
This is the first video of yours I’ve ever watched. Just found it after looking at some Pokémon Go videos and I can’t believe how profoundly affected I was by the heart and quality on display by everyone involved. Mexico looks mesmerizing and the people seem to be on a whole different level when it comes to hospitality and kindness. Thank you, thank you for putting this into the world.
Fun fact: I’m sure I have one of the rarest Hawlucha’s out there. I was going to Mexico, and moments before I lost connection (and more importantly, the game didn’t register me in Mexico) there was a Hawlucha. So I have a Hawlucha under “Ajo, Az, United States”. Correct me if that’s not rare. Edit: This was earlier this year during the summer, with my family.
Not many people can make a 44-minute video feel this engaging. I didn't even realize that much time had passed! Always love your travel videos, Nick. Was that a Frigibax in the nearby when you were at the wrestling match???
Let it be known you can catch Hawlucha in teaxs, all the way south in the rio grande valley area, but for you to go the extra mile into Mexico is amazing! Keep up the great work 🩶
I was looking for someone else to say this. I catch them all the time at my house in El Paso. 😅 But this video was way more fun than simply sitting on my couch with my cat.
This was probably one of my favorite videos you've done, a real masterpiece of a video. Bravo, you had my attention the whole way through. Mexico looks incredible
This was SUCH a good video, Nick! I always get sad when you don't upload for awhile, and then you always come out with an amazing gem like this that more than makes up for the wait. I have always loved your enthusiastic appreciation for different cultures, and how these videos truly bring out that excitement in you.
I've only really gotten to experience Mexico through the tourist-y ports on cruises, but the culture and the people have always seemed so kind and warm hearted to me. Wonderful look into one of their most sacred traditions. Thank you! I didn't get any shinies during either event this year, BUT, I did randomly find a wild spawn shiny phantump at like 2am on the 7th. It was crazy.
Nick I have been following you since the very beginning, this is honestly one of your top 3 videos all time for many different reasons. Travel, traditions, food, Pokemon and Lucha. What a journey. This is why I once considered you one of the best TH-cam channels ever to exist. You should be proud of this one!
As someone who's never been to their home country of Mexico for reasons, I just started bawling seeing how beautiful my country is, and how much fun it looks. Obviously when I visit I'm going to catch myself a Hawlucha but I think the first thing I'm going to do is take everything in and just be thankful. Thank you for this video, you have no idea how much this means to myself and others.
Nick's traveling videos are the best. He does such a good job of telling a story and I learn a lot about the places he travels to. I don't get to travel, so I appreciate seeing the world through his videos and shared love of Pokémon GO.
I don't even play Pokemon Go that much, but this was a pleasure to watch. Thanks for sharing your trip to Mexico during such an important time of the year with us!
Beautiful video, as a Mexican living in the US it makes me happy to see you enjoying some of my culture. You really tried the good real Mexican food and the beautiful traditions we have. Your content is really good and that's why you are my fav for pokemon videos.
Thank you for visiting my motherland Nick! I know Mexico does get a bad rep but it is a beautiful country with a really great culture. It saddens me that I haven’t visited in over 15 years. I’m glad you enjoyed your trip and that you caught your Hawlucha
Normally I don’t comment on videos, but this felt like a must just to thank you for the portrayal and care you demonstrated to my country and culture. Best Pokémon TH-cam channel bar none.
Nick, I've been going through your backlog gradually whenever I'm feeling under the weather, finding the travel videos amongst the updates, or even just videos with gameplay in Long Beach. I think this is my favourite video of yours yet. Absolutely loved it. Thanks for taking us along to places we might never get to visit!
Dude actually I'd clicked on you're video on accident and genuinely this is some of the best youtube content I've ever seen I love the fact that you balance the pokemon go with the Mexico culture and what is around you and its actually beautiful thank you for just this awesome video and I definitely wanna see more.
Got a shiny Magnemite while watching this video, Oaxaca's shiny vibes are too strong. Thank you for your positive perception of Mexico, glad you had an enjoyable experience. ¡Saludos desde Monterrey!
Oaxaca is my hometown. I was smiling throughout the whole video, I love seeing people like and enjoy being there. Glad you went there for Dia de Muertos, Is the best place to be ;). Oaxaca and Morelia are the 2 places where the festivities are celebrated in full. I hope to see you guys next time if you ever go back
epic trip! I def wanna visit one year during Día de los Muertos. I love these kind of videos, especially at 40+ mins. Felt like No Reservations over here. I think more people should travel with open eyes, not live in fear. It's important to be smart, but having a local always helps
40:05 if you're heading towards this part of the video, DON'T SKIP, DON'T FAST FORWARD, IT'S CRAZY 😭 Left open mouthed!! Yo, wished you could've told us you were around, I would have LOVED to find you in the Safari City event 🥺 but I understand if you didn't want to. Loved your content since 2018, paz!!! ( 7:08 Consomé ✨ 11:36 YUSSS )
Anthony Bourdain tier Pokémon GO video. You captured the culture, the people, the food, the history and even reeled in the Hawlucha. The shiny luck rubbed off, I caught a shiny Mareep while watching. Safe travels and Godspeed Nick!
I’ve been to Mexico on a rainforest expedition for conservation research. Honestly the most wonderful two weeks of my entire life, gorgeous country, great people, fantastic food and weather. Love from the UK
Ngl your videos arnt just vloging or content there actually art you really put time effort and money into giving us something special from the music to the travels and moments with friends it really is amazing thank you
Coming back and watching this 8 months later makes me realize how much I miss the halloween event when it ends. Having the whole map change is so fun and the oranges and browns are so pleasing on the eyes. I cant wait for the event to happen again this year just because it's such a chill time.
This video was amazing , as someone who family is from Mexico specifically “Veracruz and Michoacán “ it’s beautiful to see how it is out there and you just enjoy and embrace the culture!! Great vid nick btw I’ve been watching the vids since the beginning of Pokémon go super proud of how far you have gone !! Keep it up bro 🎉
One of my favorite videos from you ever, such a good job not only capturing pokemon go but also the traditions of the place you were in. I would love to see more of this content. Sending you positive vibes and much abundance for a happy, lucrative, and successful channel.
Thank you so much for sharing this! Absolutely love seeing your travels and perspective on different cultures in the most respectful and informative ways! The Pokémon go playing is such an added bonus. 😊
This was an incredible video. Thank you for doing justice to my country. It is definitely misunderstood and I'm glad someone with as big of a following as you is calling it out. It really means a lot and I hope it encourages more people to visit. Everyone should visit at LEAST once.
What an awesome video. Thank You for showing us how beautiful Mexico is and how nice the people are. Congratulations on your catch! I also am a little glad I wasn't the only one who didn't get any shiny during the Halloween event.
Nicely done man. I've always loved these videos where you combine culture and PoGo so seamlessly. I wish Dominican Republic would get an event of sort just to have you go and explore it whilst giving colorful commentary about my people adn culture.
Now that is a cool way to hunt for Hawlaucha especially to end the event. I notice that here in the Northern parts of Belize, where I live, we can still catch Hawlaucha even though it's a Mexican regional.
I actually quit playing Pokemon Go over a year ago, but so glad I decided to watch this video anyway, because I loved what you showed of the scenery and culture, and even enjoyed the game parts even though I'm not a player anymore.
Mexico will always be my favorite place to visit! Just went last week to visit my family had so much fun. Also happy to catch Hawlucha & Maractus. One of my favorite videos ❤️
Loved that you went to a Lucha Libre event. I used to go to those all the time when I would visit my cousins in Mexico. That brought back a lot of fun memories!
I always tell people that Mexico is not as bad as people make it seem. You look for trouble, you’ll find trouble. Other then that, the people of Mexico are lovable and friendly
I think this is the best Pokemon video clip that I have ever seen. I has it all culture, beauty, friendship, luck, grinding, and ultimately catching that rare Pokemon that you searched so hard for. I seldom know what I've caught until my storage fills up and I need to get rid of many. This last time 2 days after and event I discovered a raid had netted me a SHUNDO origin form Dialga.
I can see the Anthony Bourdain influence on this one Nick. Connecting people and appreciating a country’s culture are always cool and that’s the reason why this channel is different from the rest. This one is up with the ranks of your Search for Celebi vid. Top tier!🤘🏼
I love and appreciate that your video isn't fearmongering Mexico or like....Cancun. The one thing I've learned being with my boyfriend who's Mexican-American is that the culture is so beautiful and vibrant. There are SO many amazing UNESCO sites in Mexico that I want to visit (specifically the Monarch butterfly bioreserve and Veracruz for the OG vanilla), but your video really surprised me in the parallels between how Dia de los Muertos is celebrated and how my people celebrate Lunar New Year. Visiting my motherland to experience LNY has always been on my bucketlist, but I see myself also wanting to experience this part of my partner's culture straight from the motherland as well.
The residents of the United States have given a really really bad reputation to Mexico, based on the crimes and insecurity, we Mexicans are aware of that and have been for decades. They're just acting as if all the zones in the country were dangerous, as if all of USA was safe, but both have their weird places and their BEST places!!
@lordlucario8828 I live in the uk, and all I ever hear about America is about the insane gun laws and cops walking the streets with multiple loaded guns strapped to them. We don't really worry about gun violence much here as our laws on acquiring a gun are much stricter
In September I traveled to Colombia for 18 days - not to play Pogo (I got a few Maractus though), but to watch birds - everyone told me how careful I should be. That the country was dangerous because of that and that. What I experienced was a beautiful country with the most kind and amazing people. I kinda see some similarities with Mexico - both in, the buildings and the people - both countries are Spanish, so thats mostly the reason
What an awesome video I loved every single part of it. As a Oaxacan, seeing you capture those moments during Día de Los Muertos touched my heart in so many levels. I went to visit Oaxaca city when i was about 10 years old back in 2007-08 and seeing el Arbol Del Tule gave me goosebumps. Now I'm feeling more excited going to visit in a couple weeks for my parents hometown festival and going to visit Oaxaca city!
Great video. A couple of things to mention. First, I also made a trip of a lifetime to the Dominican Republic in Sept. While there I had a similar experience. The Paldean event started and I only caught a maractus and saw a corsola once on the nearby. Disappointing. Also, I can understand how people think an area is dangerous. I used it live in Ecuador and I remember a guy saying "I would never visit the USA. Did you hear about all those mass shootings?" He's not wrong but it all depends on where you go and if you know someone local looking out for you. Imagine a tourist landing at LAX and look at a map of the LA area and go "let's go over to East LA. Looks cool". Might not be a good idea. Also, Nick. You kinda look like a local for Mexico. I doubt you were getting called a gringo.
I was about to say what's scary about Hawlucha and then oh right Mexico and it's reputation. Even from family I always get different versions of how the state of country is.
Very pleasant intro I love that you mentioned Mexico as beautiful and misunderstood.. Its scary only if you intentionally look for trouble. The people of Mexico are wonderful, I am super happy you are in Mexico!
This has to be one of my favorite, if not my favorite video you ever made, not just because youre visiting my country México, but on just how you depicted our culture, our traditions, and respectfully gave your opinion on how people think we live in a constant crime war and narco culture scene, we are a loving country with loving people, amazing food and amazing places to visit, and you showed the world this ... Thank you nick for all your fun videos, you had us laughing all the time, i dont consider myself a top pokemon Go player or even care about PVP, but this videos are what make me travel and want to catch em all. GRACIAS NICK ! as a mexican i really really LOVE ! what youve done ... !
I think it's worth mentioning the wrestling promotion they saw, CMLL, is the oldest still-existing pro wrestling company in the world. It just celebrated its 90th anniversary in September.
I live 20 miles from the Mexican border and I get these all the time. Didn’t realize they were regional until I saw this video. For reference you can get them somewhere south of Tucson.
Wow! Thank You for bringing us all on this amazing travel and showing the real nuances of Mexico! Your videos are so much more than playing great PG. You’re showing us a community of travelling, friendships and PG all together!
It's an understatement to say I look forward to these travel adventure videos. I need them. Praise you TrainerTips for bringing such treasured content. ❤
Videos like this are some of my favorites. I felt this way when you were looking for duskull last year. In addition to sharing the cultural experiences (which alone is so great), your search for hawlucha and cubone evoked the feeling of excitement that doesn't happen often any more to those who have been playing since the start -- chasing shadows on the map to get an exciting new pokemon. Thanks for the awesome video. It is so appreciated 💚
Been watching your videos for years, this is one of the best evolutions of a channel i have seen. This track on the lucha libre scenes is great! Keep up the great work!
Awesome video Nick. Really enjoy the POGO/travel combo vlogs. Giggled at the Daxi shout out. I had a similar shiny Sableye run during the Hoenn Tour this year, caught 3 in 2 days including 2 in back to back field research tasks on Day 2.
When you called the Cubone bald it made me laugh 😂 Love these videos, Nick! Always so educational and considerate of the people and culture you're experiencing. Thanks for bringing us along with you!
We all shouted when your phone died after seeing the Hawlucha! 😂😂 We were watching all your videos with the sibs who also play pokemon. Nice content as usual!!
thank you for saying ‘misunderstood’ when speaking of Mexico. as a mexican it saddened me hearing how many people are afraid (for good reasons) but there truly are amazing and friendly people there!
YES!
As a Dutch person I’ve never heard anybody say they were afraid of Mexico.
Maybe it’s the white self confidence.
Good amount of Americans are afraid to visit Mexico that’s why
@@ixyzyxiit's probably the not being north american
As someone who grew up on the border I've never understood it, as his friend said in the video *every* country has more dangerous and more safe areas. Mexico is a gorgeous country with amazing food, it's ridiculous to paint it with such a broad brush.
A 43 minute trainer tips video is all I need in life
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@@OneClick2godon’t watch it if you don’t need it
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I initially started following you years ago because of Pokemon Go, but these videos where you travel and show us some of the culture of the places you visit are the videos I most appreciate now. Keep up the awesome work, Nick!
Stalker?
@@sigmaman2323How is he a stalker?
This Pokémon is fairly easy to catch if you take yearly trips to Mexico. I’ve caught about 5! Marcactus is also another regional that can be caught here.
I’ve been following your journeys for a while now and the way you deliver not only the best of Pokémon Go, but the coolest parts of traveling and having fun is so amazing. I gotta say that the storytelling in your videos are pure quality.
And now coming here to my country and showing a huge part of the culture and history of Mexico for others to see in such a honoring and respectful way is so cool dude. I appreciate it so much. Glad you had fun!
“Nick, hermano. Ya eres mexicano!!!”
I loved it! Love the culture, history and everything. The media sensationalism has a lot to with misinformation. I’ve been to countries (not Mexico yet) that are considered dangerous and never had any issues whatsoever. Enjoy but always stay aware. ❤️ from 🏴 💃
This was arguably 1 of the best PoGo adventures that Nick has recorded. It was like we were there with him.
This is my favorite video this year! The adventure, the friends, the appreciation for a beautiful culture. I was so happy watching this
The phone dying with the Hawlucha on screen was bruuuutal 😂😭
This is the first video of yours I’ve ever watched. Just found it after looking at some Pokémon Go videos and I can’t believe how profoundly affected I was by the heart and quality on display by everyone involved. Mexico looks mesmerizing and the people seem to be on a whole different level when it comes to hospitality and kindness. Thank you, thank you for putting this into the world.
I humbly suggest for you to check out his The Search for Celebi vid next and his trips to Japan.👍🏼🔥
Fun fact: I’m sure I have one of the rarest Hawlucha’s out there. I was going to Mexico, and moments before I lost connection (and more importantly, the game didn’t register me in Mexico) there was a Hawlucha. So I have a Hawlucha under “Ajo, Az, United States”. Correct me if that’s not rare.
Edit: This was earlier this year during the summer, with my family.
Not many people can make a 44-minute video feel this engaging. I didn't even realize that much time had passed! Always love your travel videos, Nick. Was that a Frigibax in the nearby when you were at the wrestling match???
Let it be known you can catch Hawlucha in teaxs, all the way south in the rio grande valley area, but for you to go the extra mile into Mexico is amazing! Keep up the great work 🩶
Yes
I live in el paso tx and is alot hawlucha
Was going to say you can find it El Paso, TX
I was looking for someone else to say this. I catch them all the time at my house in El Paso. 😅 But this video was way more fun than simply sitting on my couch with my cat.
Also at the big outlet mall on the California - Mexico border :)
It's awesome to be able to see your entire perspective of the Día de los Muertos in Mexico. Great video!
This was probably one of my favorite videos you've done, a real masterpiece of a video. Bravo, you had my attention the whole way through. Mexico looks incredible
dude!! i didnt know you liked pogo! im a big fan
This was SUCH a good video, Nick! I always get sad when you don't upload for awhile, and then you always come out with an amazing gem like this that more than makes up for the wait. I have always loved your enthusiastic appreciation for different cultures, and how these videos truly bring out that excitement in you.
I've only really gotten to experience Mexico through the tourist-y ports on cruises, but the culture and the people have always seemed so kind and warm hearted to me. Wonderful look into one of their most sacred traditions. Thank you!
I didn't get any shinies during either event this year, BUT, I did randomly find a wild spawn shiny phantump at like 2am on the 7th. It was crazy.
Nick I have been following you since the very beginning, this is honestly one of your top 3 videos all time for many different reasons. Travel, traditions, food, Pokemon and Lucha. What a journey. This is why I once considered you one of the best TH-cam channels ever to exist. You should be proud of this one!
As someone who's never been to their home country of Mexico for reasons, I just started bawling seeing how beautiful my country is, and how much fun it looks. Obviously when I visit I'm going to catch myself a Hawlucha but I think the first thing I'm going to do is take everything in and just be thankful. Thank you for this video, you have no idea how much this means to myself and others.
This is literally a documentary
Nick's traveling videos are the best. He does such a good job of telling a story and I learn a lot about the places he travels to. I don't get to travel, so I appreciate seeing the world through his videos and shared love of Pokémon GO.
I don't even play Pokemon Go that much, but this was a pleasure to watch. Thanks for sharing your trip to Mexico during such an important time of the year with us!
Beautiful video, as a Mexican living in the US it makes me happy to see you enjoying some of my culture. You really tried the good real Mexican food and the beautiful traditions we have. Your content is really good and that's why you are my fav for pokemon videos.
Thank you for visiting my motherland Nick! I know Mexico does get a bad rep but it is a beautiful country with a really great culture. It saddens me that I haven’t visited in over 15 years. I’m glad you enjoyed your trip and that you caught your Hawlucha
Normally I don’t comment on videos, but this felt like a must just to thank you for the portrayal and care you demonstrated to my country and culture. Best Pokémon TH-cam channel bar none.
Nick, I've been going through your backlog gradually whenever I'm feeling under the weather, finding the travel videos amongst the updates, or even just videos with gameplay in Long Beach. I think this is my favourite video of yours yet. Absolutely loved it. Thanks for taking us along to places we might never get to visit!
nick videos as always, its not always about the pokemon go games, its like introducing us to new culture. love the vids as always nick 🎉
Dude actually I'd clicked on you're video on accident and genuinely this is some of the best youtube content I've ever seen I love the fact that you balance the pokemon go with the Mexico culture and what is around you and its actually beautiful thank you for just this awesome video and I definitely wanna see more.
Got a shiny Magnemite while watching this video, Oaxaca's shiny vibes are too strong. Thank you for your positive perception of Mexico, glad you had an enjoyable experience. ¡Saludos desde Monterrey!
Oaxaca is my hometown. I was smiling throughout the whole video, I love seeing people like and enjoy being there. Glad you went there for Dia de Muertos, Is the best place to be ;). Oaxaca and Morelia are the 2 places where the festivities are celebrated in full. I hope to see you guys next time if you ever go back
Very cool to see you finally coming to central Mexico. Glad you enjoyed your time with Pelo 👌
epic trip! I def wanna visit one year during Día de los Muertos. I love these kind of videos, especially at 40+ mins. Felt like No Reservations over here. I think more people should travel with open eyes, not live in fear. It's important to be smart, but having a local always helps
40:05 if you're heading towards this part of the video, DON'T SKIP, DON'T FAST FORWARD, IT'S CRAZY 😭 Left open mouthed!!
Yo, wished you could've told us you were around, I would have LOVED to find you in the Safari City event 🥺 but I understand if you didn't want to. Loved your content since 2018, paz!!! ( 7:08 Consomé ✨ 11:36 YUSSS )
Anthony Bourdain tier Pokémon GO video. You captured the culture, the people, the food, the history and even reeled in the Hawlucha. The shiny luck rubbed off, I caught a shiny Mareep while watching. Safe travels and Godspeed Nick!
Just came back from Mexico from visiting my family. I caught every Hawlucha possible.
I’ve been to Mexico on a rainforest expedition for conservation research. Honestly the most wonderful two weeks of my entire life, gorgeous country, great people, fantastic food and weather. Love from the UK
Ngl your videos arnt just vloging or content there actually art you really put time effort and money into giving us something special from the music to the travels and moments with friends it really is amazing thank you
Coming back and watching this 8 months later makes me realize how much I miss the halloween event when it ends. Having the whole map change is so fun and the oranges and browns are so pleasing on the eyes. I cant wait for the event to happen again this year just because it's such a chill time.
Beautiful country. Thanks for sharing your adventures with the rest of us.
This video was amazing , as someone who family is from Mexico specifically “Veracruz and Michoacán “ it’s beautiful to see how it is out there and you just enjoy and embrace the culture!! Great vid nick btw I’ve been watching the vids since the beginning of Pokémon go super proud of how far you have gone !! Keep it up bro 🎉
One of my favorite videos from you ever, such a good job not only capturing pokemon go but also the traditions of the place you were in. I would love to see more of this content. Sending you positive vibes and much abundance for a happy, lucrative, and successful channel.
Thanks for your helpful content, missed you and Zoe at the RB!
I catch them in southern San Diego all the time! They’re right outside my house and at the Sprouts around the corner. Chula Vista, CA
Thank you so much for sharing this! Absolutely love seeing your travels and perspective on different cultures in the most respectful and informative ways! The Pokémon go playing is such an added bonus. 😊
I’m glad you can show people how beautiful Mexico is. The culture is amazing along with the food!
I've followed trainer tips for around 4 years now, and this is my favourite video. I loved all of it, fantastic video. Thank you Nick ❤️
This was an incredible video. Thank you for doing justice to my country. It is definitely misunderstood and I'm glad someone with as big of a following as you is calling it out. It really means a lot and I hope it encourages more people to visit. Everyone should visit at LEAST once.
Later this month, my siblings & I are traveling to Mexico for a week to visit my family. This video is keeping the hype alive for me. In excited!
What an awesome video. Thank You for showing us how beautiful Mexico is and how nice the people are. Congratulations on your catch! I also am a little glad I wasn't the only one who didn't get any shiny during the Halloween event.
That trip to Arena Mexico to witness Lucha Libre earned you my sub. I can’t wait to checkout more of your content
Mexico and the people there are truly amazing. Happy you made the journey 🎉
Nick, thank you for sharing your adventure, Its been too long since you made a video like this. I honestly hope there is more to come.
Nicely done man. I've always loved these videos where you combine culture and PoGo so seamlessly.
I wish Dominican Republic would get an event of sort just to have you go and explore it whilst giving colorful commentary about my people adn culture.
Now that is a cool way to hunt for Hawlaucha especially to end the event. I notice that here in the Northern parts of Belize, where I live, we can still catch Hawlaucha even though it's a Mexican regional.
Dude this video is incredible. I’ve been watching your videos since 2020 but I think this one has topped them all!!
I actually quit playing Pokemon Go over a year ago, but so glad I decided to watch this video anyway, because I loved what you showed of the scenery and culture, and even enjoyed the game parts even though I'm not a player anymore.
Mexico will always be my favorite place to visit! Just went last week to visit my family had so much fun. Also happy to catch Hawlucha & Maractus. One of my favorite videos ❤️
Loved that you went to a Lucha Libre event. I used to go to those all the time when I would visit my cousins in Mexico. That brought back a lot of fun memories!
This was a banger !!! So many good trainer tips videos but this one felt like it was 3 min long that's how good it was. Great freaking job Nick.
This video was amazing. I love the long form style you use on your travels and this was like watching a movie!
I always tell people that Mexico is not as bad as people make it seem. You look for trouble, you’ll find trouble. Other then that, the people of Mexico are lovable and friendly
People don't make it "seem" bad. It is bad.
@@FPetrov I live in mexico, I've never been robbed in my entire life, lots of friends too
I think this is the best Pokemon video clip that I have ever seen. I has it all culture, beauty, friendship, luck, grinding, and ultimately catching that rare Pokemon that you searched so hard for. I seldom know what I've caught until my storage fills up and I need to get rid of many. This last time 2 days after and event I discovered a raid had netted me a SHUNDO origin form Dialga.
Not me screaming ‘do a route! Use an incense!’ To get a hawlucha lol
I can see the Anthony Bourdain influence on this one Nick. Connecting people and appreciating a country’s culture are always cool and that’s the reason why this channel is different from the rest. This one is up with the ranks of your Search for Celebi vid. Top tier!🤘🏼
Absolutley love your travel videos. Congrats on all the shinies.
I love and appreciate that your video isn't fearmongering Mexico or like....Cancun. The one thing I've learned being with my boyfriend who's Mexican-American is that the culture is so beautiful and vibrant. There are SO many amazing UNESCO sites in Mexico that I want to visit (specifically the Monarch butterfly bioreserve and Veracruz for the OG vanilla), but your video really surprised me in the parallels between how Dia de los Muertos is celebrated and how my people celebrate Lunar New Year. Visiting my motherland to experience LNY has always been on my bucketlist, but I see myself also wanting to experience this part of my partner's culture straight from the motherland as well.
EStÁ INCREIBLE EL VIDEO, espero la hayas pasado bien en México :D
GOAT
You hands down make the best travel “Pokémon go” videos. makes me want to go to each place you visit.
I never knew mexico had a reputation for being dangerous. Honestly, I'm more scared of ever going to america
The residents of the United States have given a really really bad reputation to Mexico, based on the crimes and insecurity, we Mexicans are aware of that and have been for decades. They're just acting as if all the zones in the country were dangerous, as if all of USA was safe, but both have their weird places and their BEST places!!
i feel that very much lol
@lordlucario8828 I live in the uk, and all I ever hear about America is about the insane gun laws and cops walking the streets with multiple loaded guns strapped to them. We don't really worry about gun violence much here as our laws on acquiring a gun are much stricter
As a Mexican born there , it brings me happiness your enjoy yourself in my country Nick❤💯
that Lucha Libre was soooooooo fun lmao
In September I traveled to Colombia for 18 days - not to play Pogo (I got a few Maractus though), but to watch birds - everyone told me how careful I should be. That the country was dangerous because of that and that.
What I experienced was a beautiful country with the most kind and amazing people.
I kinda see some similarities with Mexico - both in, the buildings and the people - both countries are Spanish, so thats mostly the reason
best Pokémon GO adventure videos EZ
Hi mystic have u got galarian Articuno yet?
Love this style of vlogging. It’s like I’m watching a Netflix series. Top notch Nick & team
Jesse we need to catch.
This comment is extremely underrated.
What an awesome video I loved every single part of it. As a Oaxacan, seeing you capture those moments during Día de Los Muertos touched my heart in so many levels. I went to visit Oaxaca city when i was about 10 years old back in 2007-08 and seeing el Arbol Del Tule gave me goosebumps. Now I'm feeling more excited going to visit in a couple weeks for my parents hometown festival and going to visit Oaxaca city!
Que chido hermano. Saludos desde Querétaro, me encanta tu estado.
I love me a good long video. Great to see a different side of Mexico, outside of the bad news I always hear about the spots near the border.
im so glad even after the year you still doing this man. will always support you !
Great video. A couple of things to mention.
First, I also made a trip of a lifetime to the Dominican Republic in Sept. While there I had a similar experience. The Paldean event started and I only caught a maractus and saw a corsola once on the nearby. Disappointing.
Also, I can understand how people think an area is dangerous. I used it live in Ecuador and I remember a guy saying "I would never visit the USA. Did you hear about all those mass shootings?" He's not wrong but it all depends on where you go and if you know someone local looking out for you. Imagine a tourist landing at LAX and look at a map of the LA area and go "let's go over to East LA. Looks cool". Might not be a good idea.
Also, Nick. You kinda look like a local for Mexico. I doubt you were getting called a gringo.
Bienvenido a México, un gustazo haberte conocido 💜✨
Shots fired at Daxi!
I was about to say what's scary about Hawlucha and then oh right Mexico and it's reputation. Even from family I always get different versions of how the state of country is.
Very pleasant intro I love that you mentioned Mexico as beautiful and misunderstood.. Its scary only if you intentionally look for trouble. The people of Mexico are wonderful, I am super happy you are in Mexico!
I think the only reason why they it’s dangerous to go get the Pokemon in Mexico is because they think they finna get swiped by the Mexican cartel
Is it safe?
Yeah, my dad’s only been robbed twice …
So - like New York?
I thought the exact same thing! Not unusual in most big cities in the USA!
This has to be one of my favorite, if not my favorite video you ever made, not just because youre visiting my country México, but on just how you depicted our culture, our traditions, and respectfully gave your opinion on how people think we live in a constant crime war and narco culture scene, we are a loving country with loving people, amazing food and amazing places to visit, and you showed the world this ...
Thank you nick for all your fun videos, you had us laughing all the time, i dont consider myself a top pokemon Go player or even care about PVP, but this videos are what make me travel and want to catch em all.
GRACIAS NICK ! as a mexican i really really LOVE ! what youve done ... !
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I think it's worth mentioning the wrestling promotion they saw, CMLL, is the oldest still-existing pro wrestling company in the world. It just celebrated its 90th anniversary in September.
I live 20 miles from the Mexican border and I get these all the time. Didn’t realize they were regional until I saw this video. For reference you can get them somewhere south of Tucson.
This might be one of my favourite videos youve ever made. Really excellent. And honestly makes me really want to go to Mexico.
This is a great video. Really enjoy not just the pokemon but culture, experiences and background of the places you’re visiting.
Nick I love this video. The content, your energy, and humor. Thanks for sharing.
Wow! Thank You for bringing us all on this amazing travel and showing the real nuances of Mexico! Your videos are so much more than playing great PG. You’re showing us a community of travelling, friendships and PG all together!
It's an understatement to say I look forward to these travel adventure videos. I need them. Praise you TrainerTips for bringing such treasured content. ❤
Bruh playing Pokemon go and watching lucha libre at the Arena Mexico, bucket list.
Videos like this are some of my favorites. I felt this way when you were looking for duskull last year. In addition to sharing the cultural experiences (which alone is so great), your search for hawlucha and cubone evoked the feeling of excitement that doesn't happen often any more to those who have been playing since the start -- chasing shadows on the map to get an exciting new pokemon. Thanks for the awesome video. It is so appreciated 💚
I think I speak for several people when I say that we would listen to your content even if you weren't playing Pokemon go.
Been watching your videos for years, this is one of the best evolutions of a channel i have seen. This track on the lucha libre scenes is great! Keep up the great work!
Awesome video Nick. Really enjoy the POGO/travel combo vlogs. Giggled at the Daxi shout out. I had a similar shiny Sableye run during the Hoenn Tour this year, caught 3 in 2 days including 2 in back to back field research tasks on Day 2.
When you called the Cubone bald it made me laugh 😂 Love these videos, Nick! Always so educational and considerate of the people and culture you're experiencing. Thanks for bringing us along with you!
We all shouted when your phone died after seeing the Hawlucha! 😂😂
We were watching all your videos with the sibs who also play pokemon. Nice content as usual!!
Not Nick all 🥴 when he finally cluches the Hawlucha catch!🤣😭 Great video thru n thru Nick! I'm so happy you had a fun trip in Mexico w friends🥰🫶