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[alitheakorogane]

"Every inch of me is charred...

God, what happened to my heart?

I'm about to fall apart,

again, again!"

-Again, Crusher-P

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This fanart is based on the VOCALOID song Again by Crusher-P, and because of that, I made it into an anime style. ❤️❤️

[ran-orimoto]

It only took to rewatch the first four episodes of “Dp” to make me understand why Serena will never beat Dawn in my heart.

From the beginning Dawn has clearly been the second main character of the series, if not the main character herself (in the first arc, at least). She doesn’t waste time before immediately taking the lead. She quickly makes her presence a part of the season’s essence. You already fall for her and her attitudein the first episodes. She’s dynamic, she has got a personality, she learns showing her quirks and making you get to know about how unique she is. Tbh, like I’ve always said, the first-seven-episodes Serena was extremely charming, in my opinion. I fell for her at the first sight when she was introduced as a Rhyorn racer apprentice, and I did think the series would develop like that. Still it’s not a matter of goal. It’s more like a matter of “presence”. She falls in a shadowed condition in more than a half of the series; even when Korrina joined the group, she remained in the darkness and let Korrina become the main girl. I know people criticize Serena because of what a long time she took to find her goal; no, my problem isn’t about that at all. My main issue about her is that she was a sketch for a big part of the series -probably because they didn’t even know what to do with her like with Koharu rn, let’s be serious; they just needed her as a love interest, why should we hide the truth?- She didn’t stand out like both May and Dawn (especially Dawn), and also Misty and Iris did. She was…Just there, acting like a doll without personality.

And it sucks, guys, because I really want to love Serena but I just can’t when I rewatch episodes with other pokegirls who deserve to be considered such for real.

[kvroko]

[every-ash]

Ash is thinking of a real knee-slapper and so should you!

- Diamond & Pearl, Episode 167: “Teaching the Student Teacher!” / “The Pokémon School at the Beach!”

[pkmnjesus]

P J’s PokéAni Trivia Tuesday #22

This was originally supposed to be PTT #23, but this was already prepared way before my foot accident, and the post originally for #22 has yet to be finished.

Happy Shark Sharpedo week everyone! YES, I CELEBRATE IT SO WHAT?! For today’s trivia, DID YOU KNOW that in episode AG019 (dub title “Sharpedo Attack!”) of the anime, Brock says that he wished that he was a Pokémon Doctor some time in the middle of the episode, so he could help the poisoned Sharpedo that was inflicted by Jessie’s Seviper? He took care of it throughout the episode, and it is honestly one of Brock’s shining moments in Hoenn <3

This foreshadowed future events, and in OVER 360+ episodes later, Brock finally makes the decision to study and become a fully-fledged Pokémon Doctor by the end of the Diamond & Pearl saga. We didn’t really have that much Brock-focused episodes in the anime, and I honestly wished that there were more to further develop his character. But one thing is surely evident for being Ash’s longest companion, and it’s that he has a passion (and is GOOD at) for taking care of injured or sick Pokémon. It all started with a Sharpedo, and now Dr. Takeshi is willing to take care of any Pokémon in need to Nurse Joy or Officer Jenny near you! Oh, and ladies...he’s still single ;)

Source: Bulbapedia

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[rohanite]

Gliscor VS Bastiodon is one of the best and most underrated fights in any Gym match imo, it’s a true underdog struggle, this was Gliscor’s first Gym Battles and it was clearly weaker than its opponent, Ash had to pull out all the stops in terms of ensuring victory by attacking repeatedly from behind,

taking advantage of the field,

using any natural means available for Gliscor for dodging attacks just in the nick of time,

(THAT’S THE DUDE RIGHT THERE, HE CAME SUCH A LONG WAY) and even using Sand Attack to DECIDE the match, there was no flashy battling to be had here, the final attack is literally dimmed out by the sand, an in universe spectator wouldn’t have even been able to see it.

In terms of atmosphere I also really love how in the middle of the match there’s a good minute of complete silence in terms of background music while Gliscor desperately hangs onto Bastiodon, a very unique choice for a Pokemon battle. This leads to one of the best usages of an insert song in the series, because as the lack of music keeps going your expectations for the climax keep building up, and “Pokemon Symphonic Medley” does not disappoint.

The moment the music kicks back in is fittingly enough the one time in the match that Ash decides to attack properly (getting a “now this is a true Pokemon battle” compliment from Byron), which of course fails but I’m pretty sure he expected that lol. This is one of those times that I wish I had followed DP as it aired, seeing Gliscor’s first major achievement would’ve made me so happy as a fan~

[detectivetime]

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Satoshi's New Theme  (DP series) - TV Anime Pocket Monsters Original Soundtrack Best 1997-2010 Vol. 2

I miss this background song.

[mizukixtsukiyomi]

Hey Senpai! I saw that you had Death Parade on your anime and I suddenly missed it haha so maybe have Kagome interact with Decim and Ginti?

I hope you like this one, hon! :)

“Why are you two at my bar?” Ginti grunted as he polished some of the glasses in front of him. His eyes narrowed at the sight of the silver haired bartender sitting beside what he presumed to be a ‘customer’. A customer he could tell should have been judged long ago.

It was her 5th day with them now.

Decim had come to him telling him he was unable to read her. She did not belong neither in heaven or hell. She was a soul that had sacrificed for the world, but was a lost soul. It was not regret holding her back. She smiled even when realizing her life had slipped away.

“I wanted to see it.” She smiled. “Decim-san told me your bar was more Japanese, so I wanted to see what it looked like.”

The said bartender nodded. “Higurashi-san was quite curious.”

“Don’t just listen to her requests!” Ginti shouted. Watching the girl sip on her non-alcoholic beverage, his shoulders relaxed. She was not necessarily annoying, but she was a mystery even he had trouble judging. Decim requested his help, but he hated himself for being unable to come up with an answer and show Decim how the work should be done.

Kagome’s eyes wandered around the interior. It definitely gave you the more Japanese feel. She missed it.

“Woman-”

“Kagome.” She cut in and smiling at Ginti’s brow twitching.

He sighed. “Kagome. Are you holding any regrets?”

“Regrets?” She repeated, lowering the cup from her lips. “Hmm...not really.”

Decim observed the girl from the corner of his eyes. A true mystery. The biggest mystery to him and Ginti was her unknown past. Nothing was given, or more, what was given came blank.

They knew nothing about her.

“You need to move on.” Ginti huffed, turning around to put away one of the bottles of alcohol on the shelves.

“Although Ginti is not using the right words-”

“Oi!”

“I do believe it is time you...” Decim’s eyes lowered, unsure how to word it out.

“Rest in peace?” Kagome smiled. Her memories were taken away the second she arrived in this magical place, yet she felt like her death had been a sad one. She felt trapped. As if she could not move on. Her eyes relaxed; they lowered down to the ripples of her drink. “I know I am making your job harder,” her tone softened, “and although I feel empty, it helps to have company right now - even if I am just a soul ready to pass on.”

Ginti looked at the girl from over his shoulder; Decim’s brows furrowed with guilt.

The girl did not deserve hell or heaven. She deserved a second chance because although they could not tell what her past was or the things she accomplished, they could tell she had a big heart.

A heart that probably saved many lives.