Series: Pocket Monster PiPiPi ★ Adventure Artist: Tsukirino Yumi Publication: Ciao Magazine (12/1997) Source: Scanned from my personal collection

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Series: Pocket Monster PiPiPi ★ Adventure Artist: Tsukirino Yumi Publication: Ciao Magazine (12/1997) Source: Scanned from my personal collection
Fav Gen 1 Fairy Type (which weren’t Fairy yet I know)
Clefairy
Clefable
Jigglypuff
Wigglytuff
Mr. Mime
wigglytuff is also a good shape
Pokemon: Wigglytuff
#040 The Balloon Pokemon
Pokemon is managed by The Pokemon Company.
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one of the things i’ve noticed people complaining about is the fact that in the detective pikachu trailer, purin/jigglypuff is fluffy and not smooth, as they expected it’d be
but people seem to be forgetting that it’s mentioned that pukurin/wigglytuff is a very fluffy pokémon, and the same is implied for pupurin/igglybuff!!
pukurin’s crystal pokédex entry states: “the rich, fluffy fur that covers its body feels so good that anyone who feels it can't stop touching it.” and pupurin’s alpha sapphire entry states that it “has a soft and plushy body that feels very much like a marshmallow.”
so pukurin is outright stated to be fluffy, and pupurin’s “plushness” also seems to be implying that it’s also pretty fluffy. to me, it makes sense that purin would also be fluffy, just like it is in the detective pikachu trailer!
i know not everyone likes the design choices and that’s all down to personal preference of course, but maybe this’ll make people feel less uncomfortable about that aspect of purin’s design, at least!
Episode 69 - Pokemon: the Movie!
This time for sure, Ash is going to do some serious XP-grinding and--
Famous film director Heat Minamino/Cleavon Schpielbunk, two-timer winner of the Binnes Film Festival, is attempting to film a Pokemon movie. He's looking for a leading Pokemon actor for a romance drama, who will be playing opposite a Wigglytuff.
Unfortunately, Wigglytuff's a bit of a diva and prone to Doubleslapping anyone who catches their ire. Their intended partner ran off. So now the film is trying to recast.
Team Rocket auditions their mains and Meowth. Ash, Brock, and Misty send up Pikachu, Vulpix, and Staryu Psyduck respectively. They all strut their stuff and show off dance moves, along with some randos' Hitmonlee and Raichu. And I choke on my chicken tender when the diagetic music's pun-filled lyrics about various Pokemon names sings out, "Lucky Lucky, nice to Mewtwo!" That singer's had some experiences he's not talking about.
Everyone we care about plus Raichu makes it into the final round of casting: Testing compatibility and onscreen chemistry with Wigglytuff. The over-aggressive Rockets fail immediately and get Doubleslapped out of the casting call. Pikachu, Vulpix, and the randos also get cold feet and bow out, but Psyduck's too stupid to flee so they win by default.
Once casting's complete, the director lays out the story and filming begins. It's West Side Story but with Pokemon. Filming goes off without a hitch up until the rumble, when Team Rocket shows up for revenge. But their interference ultimately spices up the film, and the director decides to keep the footage.
Once filming wraps, Ash promises to meet one of the randos from earlier at Indigo Plateau, but laments that he still hasn't done any training.
#040 Wigglytuff / Pukurin