From Lavender to Celadon and Beyond: Evaluating Pokemon
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2024
- Today we take a deep dive into the encounters found on Route 7, Route 8, the gloomy Pokemon Tower, the bustling metropolis known as Celadon City and even the Celadon Game Corner in Pokemon Yellow, reviewing each one based on their usefulness for both basic playthroughs and Nuzlockes. From the iconic Eeveelutions to the first-ever Ghost-type Pokemon Gastly, we cover them all and give our honest opinions on which ones are worth catching and training.
Whether you're a seasoned Pokemon trainer or just starting out, this video is sure to provide valuable insights and tips for your journey through the Kanto region. So sit back, relax, and join us as we explore the encounters in Pokemon Yellow!
⏱️VIDEO CHAPTERS⏱️
0:00 Which Routes are we going to cover?
0:44 The solemn locale known as Lavender Town
1:50 The source of a Pokemon Urban Legend…
2:46 The first sign of ghosts…
3:10 What can we find here?
3:50 Taking a look at the Ghosts of Pokemon Tower…
5:29 Taking a look at the iconic Cubone…
6:22 Making our way to Route 8
6:59 What can we find here?
7:40 Making our way to Route 7
7:52 What can we find here?
8:08 Making our way to Celadon City
8:19 Where can we find Pokemon in Celadon?
8:36 What can we find when Fishing?
9:02 Obtaining Eevee…
9:17 Examining the Eeveelutions…
9:55 Making our way to the Game Corner
10:11 What can we get from the Exchange Center?
10:41 Examining Vulpix…
12:06 The Bug-Type Powerhouses of Generation 1
13:37 Examining the Man-made Pokemon, Porygon…
14:28 Closing Remarks
15:14 End Screen
📰CREDITS📰
“Night in Lavender Town” by Gary NG @ www.artstation.com/gazza95
“Aim to be a slot master!” by ひるね坊 @ www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/593...
“Lavender Town | Orchestral Version | Dirk J. Neefs” by Dirk J. Neefs @ • Lavender Town | Orches...
“POKÉMON TOWER: Remastered ► Pokémon Fire Red & Leaf Green” by Zame @ • POKÉMON TOWER: Remaste...
“Route 3 - Pokémon Red and Blue Music Remastered” by Bauerklos Music @ • Route 3 - Pokémon Red ...
“Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow - Celadon City (Orchestrated)” by Wurtzel @ • Pokemon Red/Blue/Yello...
“Pokemon R/B/Y: Game Corner Remix” by FL.Remix @ • Pokemon R/B/Y: Game Co...
“Hall of Fame - Pokémon R/B/Y || Metal Cover” by Christian Richardson @ • Hall of Fame - Pokémon...
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Great content bro keep it up 👍
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
It should be noted that Scyther generally only gets Normal attacks, while Pinsir has access to Submission, which is still bad but can be useful (assuming it hits).
Other than that, don't be afraid to talk! You can still flair your voice without stressing over every syllable, hahaha! I had to listen in 1.25× speed, but that most likely will affect your watchtime. 😅
A good point that I probably should've mentioned about Scyther and Pinsir.
As for the talking, it's more that I grew up with a mild speech impediment and I usually don't flair my voice like this. So I'm slowing down out of nervousness and to make sure it's intelligible. I'll try to talk faster in the future. Thank you for the input!
@@theomniwildcard Oh, I apologise! I was unaware of that, and I feel very rude in hindsight! Please don't feel as if you're being pressured into change. I had assumed from the quality of your voice-over that you were putting care into the sound so you could have a distinct style to the detriment of speed.
If you still wish to speed up, may I suggest a metronome (or at least a metronome app) to help keep time? Public speaking was a large part of my prior job, and nerves would only be settled through practice and measure. Getting the pronunciation down, then repeating a sentence over and over until I could match a metronome helped me put together full speeches at times! Thank you for being so patient as to inform me, and I'll be listening out for you!
@@amberhernandez No need to apologize, I took no offense. I'll try practicing more prior to recording and see if that helps me pick up the pace. I appreciate all the input though!
To a degree, however, you are correct that I'm trying to give a distinct style to the way I was doing the voice-over. It's vastly different from how I usually talk though so it's going to take some practice to get the pacing right.
Is it necessary to speak so slowly and weirdly?