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Ah yes De- NO

I thought Roxie's Gym had more.. Elisa's Gym is clearly third.

He's just a silly little guy

God forbid he get a little silly smh

Your honor my client pleads “IN THE NAME OF SCIENCE”

Ah yes, a duneral, we all go there

Oh so that is the real reason he went to Kalos and then Alola.....

Ye .)

I disagree with it.

@@josevilla943 However... I DISAGREE!

i mean his japanese name is achroma

I'd still say he's a villan. Pursuing knowledge no matter how harmful it can be to others is called scientific perversion. But the main idea in relation to villans in Black and White is that, well, the world isn't just black and white. I mean, no one is 100% evil or 100% good; Colress wasn't exactly bad to the core, but he didn't really care if he was harming someone with his actions. At least in the end he changed his mind and became a better person. N's case is also similar: he had a pure heart and great intentions, no wonder the legendary chooses him, but he wanted to uphold his truth or his ideals in a bad way, not paying attention to the evil force his team was and how he shouldn't force his worldview onto others without considering other visions. So yeah, Black and White's villans were amazing indeed, way more complex than the previous ones. To be honest, I even think that Ghetsis is also complex, but that's another story.

@@capuzdepenix210 I'd like to hear that story on Ghetsis, once you have time ofc

@@PikablueRay Ghetsis is just bad to the bone Lmao. He didn’t have a good reason for world domination and was just fueled by selfishness and greed. He just wanted to rule the world, and not in a just or benevolent way. He was evil, through and through.

@@PikablueRay Of course! So, I think Ghetsis is also complex, even if his actions are 100% evil. There are two reasons for this: the way he behaves and his father and son relation with N. To start off, he behaves very differently from other pokémon villans. Sure, he has his fare share of similarities with them, such as treating pokémon like tools, and his goal of regional domination is pretty cliché, but his strategy is completly new. I mean, most pokémom villans often envision themselves as gods even before their plans succeed, and try to win by pure force. Ghetsis was different. He new he couldn't rule Unova just being strong. He understood that if he wanted to control people's lives, he had to control their hearts, their desires, their emotions. So, for years and years, he created a villanous team that would do everything to look like they were the heroes. Grunts dressed as medieval knights, administrators dressed as priests (Ghetsis himself dresses as a goddamn wizard), powerful speeches delivering a narrative that people who own pokémon are evil and are making those poor creatures suffer... And the most important part: A true hero who fights for the team. Ghetsis was so obsesssed with his goal of domination that he had a son solely for this purpose. First he left N alone in the woods, making him develop a really close relation with wild pokémon (and somehow a psychic ability that allows him to talk to them, but I don't think that Ghetsis expected that). Than he would leave him alone in his room, without contacting other people, while Ghetsis brought him pokémon that suffered in the hands of bad people. Ghetsis made N develop a great empathy for pokémon, but made everything possible to prevent him from developing any kind of empathy towards humans. Furthermore, Ghetsis prevented N from knowing any kind of pokémon that had a trainer and was happy with it. In the end, Ghetsis created a man with a pure heart and a great desire to make a better world to all the pokémon, even if it meant there would be consequences to the humans. So, as we know, N's heart was pure, so he was able to befriend Reshiram/Zekrom and have it fight alongside him. Even if it meant that Ghetsis had to make N the king of team plasma, forcing himself to pose as a humble servant and not as the mastermind that rules everything he thinks he deserved to be, that still was the perfect plan, because he has now got a legendary indirectly working for him, and a true hero on his side. This just shows how much of a genius Ghetsis is: he managed to bypass a legendary pokémon's moral standarts, and have it being used for his own evil goals, thus proving himself that pokémon (and humans) are, indeed, just tools. At least until the player character awoke the other legendary and defeated Team Plasma. Well, that was BW1's Ghetsis, and I'll talk about BW2's Ghetsis in the next comment

@@capuzdepenix210 Wow I had a blast reading this. Nice job sir and thanks very kindly for taking your time to do this.

Truee.

HE'S REAL

38 likes, I'm happy

ghetsis? yea

@@adamssmasher what about maxie

"one, four, three, two, one"

it starts with "five," but it really sounds like a "one"

where is the ship?

I am doing a nuzlocke run in pokemon black so it's been a long time but last I remember, it's like right next to p2 laboratory

@@Mr.Fire9906 Oh, ok.

Thank you for the question

You can also get an extra Master ball after I think the 1st and 2nd time you battle him.

😁😂😂

It will never stop being fun imo

mr White heisenberg, Jesse pinkman, saul goodman

breaking bad

Gen 7 exist

@@DoofusMelon Gen 7 is in it's own league when poipole is my pfp lol

if gens 6-8 didnt exist everything would still be fine

That's kind of a sad way to see it. I am always hoping for better and grander bops every single gen. But that doesn't mean the classics aren't there.

@@JackiW idk, I just think they're peak :p

what is the theme of the game

I’m a Tuba player and I feel yoi

Less of a villain, more of a guy willing to do anything to answer his scientific question Accountable, yes, evil, no

He isn't a villian. Colress is a scientist who works for Neo Plasma because he just wants to excell in science. Even if it means helping ghetsis. Also, his name refers to the word "colorless". Aka neutral.

@@adamtheriault6743 Exactly.

chaotic neutral, pretty much. he doesn't do it because "its evil", he does it because its his job and he cares about nothing else. NOTHING.

@@adamtheriault6743 Well, there was that one time where he proclaimed that he'd gladly destroy the entire world for his research. Someone willing to kill everyone for their own personal gain sounds pretty evil to me.