See I first played through them in my later teens (I think I was 17?) and I found Cyrus’s (spoilers in bound, you have been warned). Official I don’t need google my wife knows everything shirt. Attempt to literally unmake the world and create an entirely new world for himself without emotion to be equal parts horrifying and intriguing. The fact he’s using actual godlike powers was the crux for me. I’m a huge lore nerd, I know more about any RPG’s more than most do about their topic of major- I just love a good story. And for Pokémon, which has been with me since I was 3, to finally give us not only a creation myth but also the godlike figures behind them in one generation was amazing to me. Lastly, and this is tangential to the above point, the locations of the game felt so grand. Specifically, the first time walking through the route to Snowpoint just blew me away how bleak and desolate the landscape was. Obviously, it’s just snow, but I felt the constant blizzard captured how terrible trudging through this white death must be. Just my two cents.
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Yes, very well written indeed. Official I don’t need google my wife knows everything shirt. I know it’s a long stretch, but I’d love to read such synopsis for even the generations we’ve been playing already. Perhaps a written record of the generations that can reside somewhere in the TSR resources! Thank You. The God Father Gus, keep up the God’s work. Wanna hear another funny thing about Bidoof? (Who am I kidding, of course, you do.) If you look at the English pokemon name from a German’s point of view it gets even worse for the poor pokemon – “doof” translates to dumb/stupid. Factoring in the Latin prefix „Bi“ it becomes „Twice stupid“.. poor Bidoof. Yeah, I always thought that was the point. The Pokémon company had to release him because everyone needs a good HM dumpster and this guy can do everything that you don’t want another Pokémon to do. He’s bad on purpose. In fact, if you read into it even more (which may be seeing things that aren’t there, but hey) the name itself also sounds a bit like the proverbial drum fill after a bad joke, which enforces this theme even more.
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