Exactly! I might have used a few powerful ones (like Hypnosis), but all just powerful attacks (that don’t have a negative effect on yourself) otherwise.
@@e5858 I've started having moves like toxic, stun spore, swords dance, calm mind, and such on pokemon, especially if they don't learn or more types of moves easily xD
@@e5858 A joke: Q. Why were the firebombing raids (not the atomic bombs but non-nuclear bombs) on Japan so devastating? A. Because Japan used the Pokmeon move Sunny Day since it is the “Land of the Rising Sun”! I guess Japan should have used the Pokemon move Rain Dance instead and become “The Land of the Pouring Rain”! Explanation for the Joke: Sunny Day makes Fire Type attacks more damaging while Rain Dance does the opposite (Fire attacks become less damaging) Any questions or comments about my joke?
A joke: Q. Why were the firebombing raids (not the atomic bombs but non-nuclear bombs) on Japan so devastating? A. Because Japan used the Pokmeon move Sunny Day since it is the “Land of the Rising Sun”! I guess Japan should have used the Pokemon move Rain Dance instead and become “The Land of the Pouring Rain”! Explanation for the Joke: Sunny Day makes Fire Type attacks more damaging while Rain Dance does the opposite (Fire attacks become less damaging) Any questions or comments about my joke?
a sunny day. A day where there is sun, cloudless and hot. *clear skies* . The sun doesn’t get hotter on a sunny day. The move makes sense we just don’t realize it at first
You forgot about Chlorophyll, which boosts Speed in sunlight. How that works is confusing to me. I mean, chlorophyll is how plants circulate energy through photosynthesis. I guess the Pokémon has more energy now like a double shot of espresso because they're producing more chlorophyll because there's more sun? How does that work?
It is just weaponized photosynthesis, just that the energy produced is utilized to increase overall speed and mobility. None of these are that confusing.
You found it! The one critical error I sneak into every video totally on purpose to boost the algorithm! ... yeah! purposeful. This is why we dont make videos while critically ill. Hense the week hiatus also. I've added a correction card to the upper right when I say that. I've also cut the line in the TH-cam editor but that change takes a couple hours to take effect.
I remember when I was a kid, everyone l knew like Sunny day because Solar Beam didn't need to charge. As a kid, I assumed that Using it AT NIGHT was like creating a Ball of ARTIFICIAL SOLAR ENERGY, kind of like how Vegeta could make an artificial moonlight that let them change form in absence of a natural moon. Also, HEAT HURTS!
*Pacific Northwest:* goes through extreme heat wave unlike anything seen before *Lockstin:* oh wow...this is worthless for a video topic. *ALSO Lockstin:* oh look I got sunburnt....I CAN SELL THIS!
When I was in Everett it wasn't the heat, but the humidity. It lasted 3 weeks as compared to the central valley but it was humid and salty. The Puget Sound is a nightmare
@@josephking6251 yeah I felt SO bad for yall-115 days PLUS humidity murder me lol Arizona has a dry heat, which I'll take any day over humidity. BUT during the monsoon rains, WHICH WE ACTUALLY GOT A HELL OF A LOT OF SO FAR THIS YEAR (july is the wettest month on record with 8 inches of rain) we get humidity too. It's just disgusting you take one step outside and you're drenched lol
@@acemstudio ...I’m weird, I like humidity over dry heat... But unless I’m swimming, I prefer to stay dry rather than wet! Just... What? Where’s the sense in that? I... I want to know... But I can’t!
I think I saw it once being depicted as a ball of energy that acted as an artificial sun that illuminated the battlefield. Personally I like to think of it as the user creating a focusing/magnifying lens in the sky above the battlefield that focuses the available light wavelengths and creates the effect of harsh sunlight.
@@andresmarrero8666 mind you the thought of your average dog/monkey/housecat having the at will atmokinetic ability to form low power Archimedes death rays is a little bit terrifying.
@@DemonMankeyMan for that world it is par for the course. The humans are practically indestructible and just about every creature can shoot lightning, summon blizzards, breathe fire, and reinforce their body with various kinds of energy. It is only terrifying to us.
Love the way you point out "localization" makes stuff harder for us. Cause the Japanese meaning of a lot of these moves bring up so much clarity to why they do what they do
@@nidohime6233 Yeah, but sometimes Pokemon localization change names with seemingly no rhyme nor reason. What use is translating "Clear Sky" to "Sunny Day", when the former works much better? I'm starting to think they just like translating everything they can unless they like the Japanese term.
Herecs a theory: Why fish can survive and also float outside of the water? May they use hydrokinesis to manipulate the humidity in the air arround them, also using it to levitate
Born and raised in the tropics. Im quite pale and get super red under sun. If I worked outside, i would probably be permanently red, a "Guero de Rancho".
"How does the Sun work? Well the answer to that one is fission, but that's for smarter people than me." It sure is, since the Sun works by FUSION, not fission. Fission is one one where heavy atoms split apart, the Sun compresses light atoms into heavier ones.
Seeing how pokemon improved their lore quite a lot with peopl using rotoms for their appliances, it does make sense. In all honesty, we need a slice-of-life pokemon anime where we see pokemons as everyday companions. And the opening being that bump of chicken clip because that was epic!
My personal headcanon has always been that the user creates a false 'mini-sun' that hangs over the area, kinda like the 'fake moon' trick Vegeta used when fighting Goku
How I’ve always seen it when I was younger was That the clouds are parted and the air is condensed allowing for heat to be trapped through the sun or just in general :)
You know how Vegeta created an artificial moon with ki to transform into Ozaru? That's how I always imagined Sunny Day. A small, artificial sun made with pokémon fire power.
An additional possibility: When light passes from one material to another, the refraction effect occurs. In the case of this particular move, the pokemon alters the atmospheric characteristics at that specific point (possibly using a good portion of the atmospheric effects explanation in the video), similar to what a magnifying glass does to the sun, but instead of glass, the medium is the atmospheric air, which technically is a natural occurrence, but in this case being intensified/directed by a pokemon.
I generally always imagined sunny day looked like the animation it got. The pokemon creates like a spirit bomb type of sun aoe then the spirit ball disappears from the arena once 4 turns is up.
Fission is actually the exact opposite reaction you want in a star. Fission is the division of atomic particles to release energy. Stars operate on fusion, or the merging of atomic particles to create energy.
The two lines Lockstin says after timestamp 4:06 are lyrics to a song. It is a song I played on repeat. I think its by They Might Be Giants; but might also be by the group that made very similar songs… I forget their name, it's been a while… Imagine Dragons… Maybe? Perhaps Al Yankovich? I have terrible memory… In any case, look it up, it's a great song in my opinion.
I remember getting super excited when gen 2 came out and I found sunny day allowed spamming of solar beam for multiple turns without charging ( this combo was then greatly abused by young me late game in gold I had the combo on my meganium Cherry)
I’m surprised you didn’t bring up the Drought and by proxy the Desolate Land ability. More specifically, in Omega Ruby when Groudon awakens an entire second sun is created above sootopolis city. We see it best in cutscene after defeating or capturing it. Perhaps Sunny day and those two abilities are doing something similar, creating an artificial sun to heat up a small area around the battle field. This would coincide with the other weather moved and abilities which create rain storms, sand storms and hail storms.
I was kind thinking about this as well, and when the games zooms out of the screen during the "sunlight" period, they actually made kind of a ball of light to represent the "fake sun"
Sunny Day IS a Fire move after all. Fire moves have always been either heat or flames, so not really that hard to see Sunny Day is just the pokemon creating a huge, intense pocket of heat.
4:07 they might be giants reference!! i have that song stuck in my head now,,,,, though technically, the sun is a miasma of incandescent plasma. the sun’s not simply made out of gas (this is another reference, i’m not trying to be pedantic)
*does a video about sun mechanics* *doesn't mention chlorophyll* speed boosting abilities are the main reason why weather teams are viable and you forgot all about them. good job.
yeah i think the overall heat was raised in combination of moving clouds is what sunny day is and rainy da is pretty much the opposite. raine + water and thunder, sun + fire and solarbeam
Well, the move Synthesis is literally known as Photosynthesis in Japanese. Pretty sure it's because Photosynthesis is too long for the English move name.
4:51 Common misconception, Super Nova is a summon, like with Eden's and Eden Prime's Eternal Breath in FFVIII and FFXIV respectively (which actually rivals Super Nova in length), literally _none_ of that actually happens. (I mean it should go without saying that Eden and Eden Prime _don't actually_ turn FFVIII's world and The First into a giant f*ckoff wormhole laser)
Possible. I prefer to think of it as an extremely bright light as an orb say, that mimics the sun for 5 turns, but since it's closer the relative strength is higher, meaning solar beam works immediately because the light is already next to it, lowering the charge time to 0 turns instead of 1 turn.
I always thought intensified sun like blowing the clouds away and then making a magnifying glass like terrain/field so could focus on the battle field.
'how does the sun work- fission but that's for smarter than me' Fusion. The sun works because the temperatures and pressures in the core of the sun are hot enough to fuse hydrogen atoms into helium atoms. The resulting fusion produces elements slightly lighter than the elements that went into the fusion, with the lost mass becoming energy. Fun fact: We have actual working fusion reactors right now. The problem is right now the energy cost vs energy output vs their sheer complexity make them non-options, but we do have controlled fusion on earth.
Beach month? Naw buddy, this is the start of the Weather explanation series, that will have a sequal called the terrain explanation series. Buckle up kids, bring sunscreen, an umbrella, a winter coat, and googles!
Solar Beam still doesn't say that it's instant in sunny/clear weather and Thunder still doesn't say the accuracy varies depending on the weather... Gen V onward, the same sort of problems apply to Growth, Hurricane and Solar Blade.
Ngl, as a kid this is how I thought this moved worked, you know - making the sun shine ‘brighter’ by removing the clouds, but I never really thought about it properly.
I've tried the Magic Spoon cereals, there good just pricey. What kind of milk would be good with it on a keto diet? I usually use half&half for my stuff.
Hey Lockstin, I would love if you maybe could make a list of ALL the Pokemon that an avarage adult could techniqually ride (on ground, in air, on water) :) We know that some Pokemon are rideable from the anime and games, but it would be lovely to have a complete list that is also "scientific" correct (for example, Ponyta is shown in the anime to be rideable, but due to "lets go pika/ eevee" and the pokedex entry its to small to be ridden)
"Why would you ever teach a pokemon a move that doesn't affect the enemy's hp negatively?" - every young pokemon player ever
Exactly! I might have used a few powerful ones (like Hypnosis), but all just powerful attacks (that don’t have a negative effect on yourself) otherwise.
@@e5858 I've started having moves like toxic, stun spore, swords dance, calm mind, and such on pokemon, especially if they don't learn or more types of moves easily xD
@@e5858 A joke:
Q. Why were the firebombing raids (not the atomic bombs but non-nuclear bombs) on Japan so devastating?
A. Because Japan used the Pokmeon move Sunny Day since it is the “Land of the Rising Sun”!
I guess Japan should have used the Pokemon move Rain Dance instead and become “The Land of the Pouring Rain”!
Explanation for the Joke:
Sunny Day makes Fire Type attacks more damaging while Rain Dance does the opposite (Fire attacks become less damaging)
Any questions or comments about my joke?
A joke:
Q. Why were the firebombing raids (not the atomic bombs but non-nuclear bombs) on Japan so devastating?
A. Because Japan used the Pokmeon move Sunny Day since it is the “Land of the Rising Sun”!
I guess Japan should have used the Pokemon move Rain Dance instead and become “The Land of the Pouring Rain”!
Explanation for the Joke:
Sunny Day makes Fire Type attacks more damaging while Rain Dance does the opposite (Fire attacks become less damaging)
Any questions or comments about my joke?
honestly i didn’t get it until i played shin megami tensei then it clicked lol i’m like oh okay this is like rakukaja and all those -nda effects lol
a sunny day. A day where there is sun, cloudless and hot. *clear skies* . The sun doesn’t get hotter on a sunny day. The move makes sense we just don’t realize it at first
"The user intensifies the sun"
Bruh the description literally says it intensifies it.
@@kirinotosaki9004 intensify the sun by removing all the clouds ez
@@shieldsdown227 tell that to desolate land which makes the sun so hot water evaporates.
How does a dog make it sunny?
Simple, it borks happily and the sun comes out
The sun wants to see the cute dog so it comes out
I've played Okami and this checks out.
Ya know that other dog that makes a volcano when it barks
@@muffen1568 Arcanine?
@@dragonboyjgh Entei
You forgot about Chlorophyll, which boosts Speed in sunlight. How that works is confusing to me. I mean, chlorophyll is how plants circulate energy through photosynthesis. I guess the Pokémon has more energy now like a double shot of espresso because they're producing more chlorophyll because there's more sun? How does that work?
In short pokemon absorb sun energy
Pokémon fast
no!!! Energy cannot mean endurance/sleep prevention!!! Go fast!!
they get more energy when more sunlight basically
It is just weaponized photosynthesis, just that the energy produced is utilized to increase overall speed and mobility. None of these are that confusing.
how is it confusing? "i have more energy, i can move more."
6:30 "It is Fire-type" lets re-think that for a second. Solrock is just Psychic/Rock :)
I was about to comment that lol
Solrock should totally have a Fire/Rock mega with Desolate Land tho. Imagine permanent Sunny Day STAB Flare Blitz
You found it! The one critical error I sneak into every video totally on purpose to boost the algorithm! ... yeah! purposeful.
This is why we dont make videos while critically ill. Hense the week hiatus also. I've added a correction card to the upper right when I say that. I've also cut the line in the TH-cam editor but that change takes a couple hours to take effect.
@@GabeThaGoober la
@@Gnoggin la que no
I remember when I was a kid, everyone l knew like Sunny day because Solar Beam didn't need to charge. As a kid, I assumed that Using it AT NIGHT was like creating a Ball of ARTIFICIAL SOLAR ENERGY, kind of like how Vegeta could make an artificial moonlight that let them change form in absence of a natural moon. Also, HEAT HURTS!
*Pacific Northwest:* goes through extreme heat wave unlike anything seen before
*Lockstin:* oh wow...this is worthless for a video topic.
*ALSO Lockstin:* oh look I got sunburnt....I CAN SELL THIS!
LOL
When I was in Everett it wasn't the heat, but the humidity. It lasted 3 weeks as compared to the central valley but it was humid and salty. The Puget Sound is a nightmare
@@josephking6251 yeah I felt SO bad for yall-115 days PLUS humidity murder me lol Arizona has a dry heat, which I'll take any day over humidity. BUT during the monsoon rains, WHICH WE ACTUALLY GOT A HELL OF A LOT OF SO FAR THIS YEAR (july is the wettest month on record with 8 inches of rain) we get humidity too. It's just disgusting you take one step outside and you're drenched lol
@@acemstudio I love you
@@acemstudio ...I’m weird, I like humidity over dry heat... But unless I’m swimming, I prefer to stay dry rather than wet! Just... What? Where’s the sense in that? I... I want to know... But I can’t!
POV: Watch a man descend into madness after his brain was cooked by the sun
I think I saw it once being depicted as a ball of energy that acted as an artificial sun that illuminated the battlefield.
Personally I like to think of it as the user creating a focusing/magnifying lens in the sky above the battlefield that focuses the available light wavelengths and creates the effect of harsh sunlight.
I always thought the same. It is the simplest explanation there is.
@@andresmarrero8666 mind you the thought of your average dog/monkey/housecat having the at will atmokinetic ability to form low power Archimedes death rays is a little bit terrifying.
@@DemonMankeyMan for that world it is par for the course. The humans are practically indestructible and just about every creature can shoot lightning, summon blizzards, breathe fire, and reinforce their body with various kinds of energy. It is only terrifying to us.
This made me instantly think of Solar Flare in DBZ lol!
@@1_KingDom I think that would be flash. More handy than people think.
Love the way you point out "localization" makes stuff harder for us. Cause the Japanese meaning of a lot of these moves bring up so much clarity to why they do what they do
It always hard to localize to other languages, specially if there is no a word equivalent. After all with languages comes a culture.
@@nidohime6233 Yeah, but sometimes Pokemon localization change names with seemingly no rhyme nor reason. What use is translating "Clear Sky" to "Sunny Day", when the former works much better? I'm starting to think they just like translating everything they can unless they like the Japanese term.
@@weridplusho what about sucker punch?, should have kept its name "sneak attack"
@@ElysiaWhitemoonOmega Agreed! I quite like Sneak Attack over Sucker Punch. Gives a mischievous nature to the move instead of a cowardly one.
Morning Sun isn’t really plant-based. From what I can tell, it’s more like the user sunbathes and that helps it rest/heal.
Herecs a theory:
Why fish can survive and also float outside of the water?
May they use hydrokinesis to manipulate the humidity in the air arround them, also using it to levitate
they just produce water inside their gills
This is seen to a much greater level in Pokemon Generations, where Primal Kyogre is flying through the Downpour.
@@aaronolson6736 Kyogre is a whale though so it's fine he can breathe air.
Yesb an orca
Lockstin: "Did you know it's impossible to get a moon burn?"
Moonblast users: "Challenge accepted!"
Lockstin: *gets sunburnt*
Me who lives in the tropics: "I have no such weakness"
Born and raised in the tropics. Im quite pale and get super red under sun. If I worked outside, i would probably be permanently red, a "Guero de Rancho".
“Your supposed to supply sunscreen every three hours”
My mom: you dare oppose me, mortal?
“I know you just put some on literally 1 second ago, but you need on some more sunscreen.”
“Yes yes, I know that you’ve used three bottles so far, but just just one more dab will do”
"S is for sunscreen, but also the sun. *Both* give you cancer. Now isn't that fun?"
5:53 said Lockstin, while Earthquake and Hail where grinning from a distance
Fission isn't fusion. That said, here's hoping you recover from the burn quickly and with minimal gross peeling.
Well I mean, both fission AND fusion create nuclear energy
@@supercomputer4071 Yes, but they're literally opposites in terms of what's happening to the nuclei.
@@FanOfMostEverything True, but it still makes the sun a nuclear reactor, just with fusion instead of fission
I like the peeling. I’m weird.
@@Red_Ryry It feels satisfying tho
When he says “the sun is a mass of incandescent gas a gigantic nuclear furnace” I got so excited cause I love that song
"It's beach month, except just one video"
So... It's a Sunny Day?!
AYYYYYYYYYYYYYyyyyyyy.........
(Please help I live in 200% heat and humidity during the summer and I am but a humble wood frog who enjoys the cold.)
The beach episode
Yesterday I finally did the thing needed to awaken Groudon in SoulSilver. Was quite jarring to see that Drought happen in a cave.
"How does the Sun work? Well the answer to that one is fission, but that's for smarter people than me."
It sure is, since the Sun works by FUSION, not fission. Fission is one one where heavy atoms split apart, the Sun compresses light atoms into heavier ones.
I bet that farmers in the Pokemon world use Sunny Day as to help grow their crops.
Plants want rain tho, it would rather be used in a vacantion resort
sunny day and just water them lol
@@shieldsdown227 or a combination of sunny day and rain dance to make the perfect balance
@@robinberger208 that's why rain dance exists. Grass types generally want a balance of both.
Seeing how pokemon improved their lore quite a lot with peopl using rotoms for their appliances, it does make sense. In all honesty, we need a slice-of-life pokemon anime where we see pokemons as everyday companions. And the opening being that bump of chicken clip because that was epic!
04:07 I understood that reference and can't get the song out of my head now. Thanks Lockstin. =D
They might be giants ftw
Please make more weather/terrain type videos. I learned so many new interractions just from this
My personal headcanon has always been that the user creates a false 'mini-sun' that hangs over the area, kinda like the 'fake moon' trick Vegeta used when fighting Goku
i wasn't paying attention to what you were saying, i was trying to hear the music in the background
Also, this explanation covers desolate land. Its just more heat being expelled for longer. Drought is an intense heat being emitted for a short time.
How I’ve always seen it when I was younger was That the clouds are parted and the air is condensed allowing for heat to be trapped through the sun or just in general :)
How young
I always thought that they turn the sky into a gaint magnifying lens.
Other videos: talks about alchemy and different religious and godly beliefs
This video: I got sunburned and I’m mad so I’ll talk about sun
"Noggin using your stop never."
Your improv skills are fantastic.
Let the Sunshine in! let the Sunshine in! The sun shine in! 🎶🌞
Also Error @ 6:30 Solrock isn't a fire type. It's actually a Psychic and Rock type.
You know how Vegeta created an artificial moon with ki to transform into Ozaru? That's how I always imagined Sunny Day. A small, artificial sun made with pokémon fire power.
4:08, Love the reference for the TMBG fans
8:18 team sky go!!!! (I hope somebody gets that reference)
It is possible for it to affect the atmosphere in that area by making the atmosphere thinner there or brings in more elements to magnify the area.
Morning Sun isn't a photosynthesis thing. More spiritual, yoga-y energy from being in sunlight type deal. It was exclusive to Espeon at one point.
Missed opportunity to upload this on a sunday
Yo is that the Mare in the Moon at 8:18 !? Gnoggin MLP video when
1:23, The sun actually works mostly through fusion, not fission. Small but important difference.
Excellent video as usual. Would love to see videos on the other weather effects, but also videos with more item explanations.
“How does the Sun work? Well the answer to that one is fission”
No, it’s fusion, fusion is how the sun works
How dare you be wrong on the internet!
Wait it’s a beach month but it’s one video and not about the beach (he must have a heat stroke.)
8:18 Team Sky, assemble! New objective: use Sunny Day as much as you can!
Or simply push the ozone layer farther :troll:
TH-cam has ruined me. Immediately thought of Huey Lewis and the News at 9:37
An additional possibility: When light passes from one material to another, the refraction effect occurs. In the case of this particular move, the pokemon alters the atmospheric characteristics at that specific point (possibly using a good portion of the atmospheric effects explanation in the video), similar to what a magnifying glass does to the sun, but instead of glass, the medium is the atmospheric air, which technically is a natural occurrence, but in this case being intensified/directed by a pokemon.
I always imagined it as a Vegeta style power ball that radiated hot sunlight as it floated in the sky over the battlefield.
I generally always imagined sunny day looked like the animation it got. The pokemon creates like a spirit bomb type of sun aoe then the spirit ball disappears from the arena once 4 turns is up.
Fission is actually the exact opposite reaction you want in a star. Fission is the division of atomic particles to release energy. Stars operate on fusion, or the merging of atomic particles to create energy.
Love the They Might Be Giants reference
5:05 eyyyyyyy, Soul Eater sun!
The two lines Lockstin says after timestamp 4:06 are lyrics to a song.
It is a song I played on repeat. I think its by They Might Be Giants; but might also be by the group that made very similar songs… I forget their name, it's been a while… Imagine Dragons… Maybe? Perhaps Al Yankovich? I have terrible memory…
In any case, look it up, it's a great song in my opinion.
*FUN FACT!* In Sun & Moon only, Morelull can learn Sunny Day via TM, but it's evolution, Shiinotic, can't.
In my opinion, I like the idea of a pokemon creating a pseudo sun for the move Sunny Day
That “mass” joke was not what I expected at 1am. All hats off to you for making me rewind the video to actually catch that joke
I see you there, They Might Be Giants reference!
I remember getting super excited when gen 2 came out and I found sunny day allowed spamming of solar beam for multiple turns without charging ( this combo was then greatly abused by young me late game in gold I had the combo on my meganium Cherry)
0:51 Spheal, a slow smol seal, about to get obliterated by a legendary Phoenix: “This is fine”
I’m surprised you didn’t bring up the Drought and by proxy the Desolate Land ability. More specifically, in Omega Ruby when Groudon awakens an entire second sun is created above sootopolis city. We see it best in cutscene after defeating or capturing it.
Perhaps Sunny day and those two abilities are doing something similar, creating an artificial sun to heat up a small area around the battle field. This would coincide with the other weather moved and abilities which create rain storms, sand storms and hail storms.
I was kind thinking about this as well, and when the games zooms out of the screen during the "sunlight" period, they actually made kind of a ball of light to represent the "fake sun"
Sunny Day IS a Fire move after all. Fire moves have always been either heat or flames, so not really that hard to see Sunny Day is just the pokemon creating a huge, intense pocket of heat.
They should complete the triangle and let grass types recover a bit of HP.
In my mental canon the move consisted on actually creating an orb of heat that could be interpreted as a mini sun
This is your filler anime version of a beach episode. Lol
4:07 they might be giants reference!! i have that song stuck in my head now,,,,,
though technically, the sun is a miasma of incandescent plasma. the sun’s not simply made out of gas (this is another reference, i’m not trying to be pedantic)
Can you do a video on Raindance I’m thinking it could work by increasing water vapor in the air and then forming clouds.
*does a video about sun mechanics*
*doesn't mention chlorophyll*
speed boosting abilities are the main reason why weather teams are viable and you forgot all about them. good job.
He also forgot to mentioned Sunny Day reduces the accuracy of the move Hurricane and all electric moves. This weather move is the best of them all.
_"I MILK MY BIRD!"_
🥛 🐦 😂 💀 🤣
Sunny Day being heat-based makes sense considering that the effect is the same as the ability Drought.
yeah i think the overall heat was raised in combination of moving clouds is what sunny day is and rainy da is pretty much the opposite. raine + water and thunder, sun + fire and solarbeam
"its beach month"(me who lives in the southern hemisphere) yeah....
Well, the move Synthesis is literally known as Photosynthesis in Japanese. Pretty sure it's because Photosynthesis is too long for the English move name.
4:51 Common misconception, Super Nova is a summon, like with Eden's and Eden Prime's Eternal Breath in FFVIII and FFXIV respectively (which actually rivals Super Nova in length), literally _none_ of that actually happens. (I mean it should go without saying that Eden and Eden Prime _don't actually_ turn FFVIII's world and The First into a giant f*ckoff wormhole laser)
what was that music playing during the video lockstin my man?
Possible. I prefer to think of it as an extremely bright light as an orb say, that mimics the sun for 5 turns, but since it's closer the relative strength is higher, meaning solar beam works immediately because the light is already next to it, lowering the charge time to 0 turns instead of 1 turn.
I always thought intensified sun like blowing the clouds away and then making a magnifying glass like terrain/field so could focus on the battle field.
Lol it's storming outside for me
same
Same lmao
Same
Same
Me too
question: If a grenade was thrown in the sky and it exploded,would the clouds clear out?
1:25 Gnoggin pls tell me what song is that
'how does the sun work- fission but that's for smarter than me'
Fusion. The sun works because the temperatures and pressures in the core of the sun are hot enough to fuse hydrogen atoms into helium atoms. The resulting fusion produces elements slightly lighter than the elements that went into the fusion, with the lost mass becoming energy.
Fun fact: We have actual working fusion reactors right now. The problem is right now the energy cost vs energy output vs their sheer complexity make them non-options, but we do have controlled fusion on earth.
This man is a walking Pokédex at this point
Missed the "oh no" joke on that drifting Solgaleo.
Beach month? Naw buddy, this is the start of the Weather explanation series, that will have a sequal called the terrain explanation series. Buckle up kids, bring sunscreen, an umbrella, a winter coat, and googles!
Solar Beam still doesn't say that it's instant in sunny/clear weather and Thunder still doesn't say the accuracy varies depending on the weather... Gen V onward, the same sort of problems apply to Growth, Hurricane and Solar Blade.
4:07 I love the They Might Be Giants reference! 😄
They Might Be Giants reference. You deserve a subscribe.
I'm glad Lockstin is a normal person pouring the cereal first.
"Solgaleo? Like I haven't talked about that one enough."
So true.
Ngl, as a kid this is how I thought this moved worked, you know - making the sun shine ‘brighter’ by removing the clouds, but I never really thought about it properly.
Lockstin and I use the same milk, and that makes me happy.
THE SEPHIROTH PART THREW ME OFF
I wasn't expecting that
It's a beautiful day outside. Flowers are singing, birds are blooming.
I've tried the Magic Spoon cereals, there good just pricey. What kind of milk would be good with it on a keto diet? I usually use half&half for my stuff.
The Green energy thing shooting up on to the atmosphere... maybe it creates a sort of magnifying lense??
They hoist a miniature sun into the sky, violently burning away the clouds and raining down light upon their enemies!
Sunny Day just creates a hyper-localised hole in the Ozone Layer for 5-8 turns of a battle.
Hey Lockstin, I would love if you maybe could make a list of ALL the Pokemon that an avarage adult could techniqually ride (on ground, in air, on water) :)
We know that some Pokemon are rideable from the anime and games, but it would be lovely to have a complete list that is also "scientific" correct (for example, Ponyta is shown in the anime to be rideable, but due to "lets go pika/ eevee" and the pokedex entry its to small to be ridden)
Unironically the second-best advertisement for cereal I've ever seen. Reeses Puffs rap can't lose the top spot.
Nothing like a video about a *Sunny Day* in Pokemon,so that's very nice.
Also I wish y'all a great day
This song slaps. I love it.
They Might Be Giants is one of my favorite bands!
Also that's wrong, the sun is a miasma of incandescent plasma.
Sunny day: I make moisture go away.
Drought: Reeeeeee No water Reeeeeee.