I suspected there would be even more mistakes in here that I didn't catch, and I was right! Gyarados Gaming pointed out that at 10:37, Nincada is listed as a Psychic type 😂
I have an italian official Emerald guide that says: "The Masterball is an unique item, that can catch pokemon with 100% accuracy. Use it on rare pokemon, like Fearow or Loudred!"
It’s a shame the starter’s pages were taken out of the deluxe hand book because I distinctly remember Bulbasaur’s “element” being listed as “seed” the same as it’s “type”
There’s also the Sinnoh Handbook, which is also full of mistakes. For example, it says Mr. Mime can learn “Guard Spec.” However, a Guard Spec. is an item. It also tends to mix the games and anime like the second handbook in this video did.
you know what, i think a lot of the common mistakes that are stuck in my brain are because of these books. i used to rent them from the library and read them front to back and i dont think i realized that they had incorrect information on them and im realizing this just now as you talk about how wurmple evolves because i literally STILL think its a day/night thing.
Something extra strange about the whole Gary thing in the first book is that by the time Ash had gotten to Hoenn, Gary had already retired as a trainer to become a researcher.
So, from what I understand, in the anime, the winner of the Pokémon League tournament for a region gets the chance to fight against the Elite Four. By winning against the Elite Four, you are then permitted to challenge the Champion. A person who defeats the Champion this way or an Elite Four Member who defeats the Champion this way becomes the new Champion for that region’s league. Either that, or the winner enters a smaller tournament consisting of themself, the Elite Four, and the Champion, and the winner of this mini-tournament is the champion.
I wonder if we'll ever get an anime episode where protagonist competes in the tournament, wins, and then battles/wins against the Elite 4 + Champion. Maybe in the S/V anime since it has multiple Champions.
"Ralts does not evolve." Young Mikey: Eh, that's not right. But I don't like that one. "Trapinch does not evolve." Young Mikey: *NOOO! THIS WRONG MUST BE RIGHTED!!* /Dramatic music plays as wide, carving lines of Sharpie paint the page
I can only assume that with the Ralts and Trapinch "Does not evolve" conundrum was caused by the author either having the two equipped with Everstones, or Kirlia and Vibrava were caught separately from the base Pokemon.
Kirlia and Vibrava couldn't be caught in the wild at all in the third generation, so no idea what that's about. Maybe they were wild Pokemon in the anime, but... But as KHfan pointed out, Trapinch does look wildly different than Vibrava and Flygon, and its level up moveset is pretty different too, so I can see the confusion there.
Not a mistake but the deino art in the "pokemon deluxe essential handbook" looks like it just broke it's neck and is getting for help also it says that that pronunciation is dy-no instead of dee-no which is how I have always pronounced it. I know that this wasn't in the video but if you have the book I recommend turning to page 87 to get a good laugh. Edit: I have been informed that it is pronounced dy-no and that I had the pronunciation wrong
@Chinmay Walimbe the book is 4 dollars and I'm sure you could find it for free in an e-reading site. If that's too much then look it up yourself and put the link in the reply. thanks!
The second book you showed was sold at the scholastic book fair that came to my elementary school in like 1999. Every kid got this book and it blew everyone away that Pideot was pronounced Pid-jit.
Translated are even worse: Finnish says in gen I: After going trought Viridian forest named forest, you need smash Brock in (fitness)gym and after that, he will take you to see the Boulder badge.
2:50 My best guess for this mistake is because when rough skin was introduced in the anime, Max called it an attack, not an ability. But it is still wrong
4Kids was weirdly hesitant to mention abilities in the dub for like a year and a half into Hoenn. The original Japanese version brought them up all the time, but the dub kept writing around them for some reason.
28:22 The special note under Moltres points out how Moltres along with Zapdos, Articuno and of course Mewtwo and "are so rare, they're one of a kind" ...But It also names Eevee and Farfetche'd. Mind you I guess in the Gen 1 Games there were only 1 each... but still, made me laugh seeing them listed with the legendaries!
There’s multiple Farfetch’d but yeah besides your starter and the 4 legendaries there’s only 1 eevee and 1 lapras, both given to you by progressing through the story. Unless it’s Yellow version.
I tried searching for some mistakes and I found this. If you look in the first handbook, it says that Salamence is a pure dragon type. Not dragon flying, just pure dragon. Lol
@@DragoSonicMileOh; good! It's about time something was weak to the Palkia Type! So, about the Dialga, Giratina and Mesprit Types; are all weak/strong to and/or against each other, I take it?
I also want to point out that the Pidgeot page mentions that it catches "unsuspecting Fish element prey". Not Fish type, or Water element, which would at least be consistent with the book's type/element stuff, but Fish Element.
Long ago, in the era the Tazos were first released, they were referred to as elements. It was a more direct translation or something. I mean, I am trying to recollect 20 year old knowledge or something here but I hopped fences for these things (a Growlithe or Charmander Tazo if I remember correctly) and I sort of remember them being referred to as elements on those.
i had a copy of the first advanced handbook covered and vividly remember Torchic's name being mislabeled as Tentacool, among the other errors named. it seems like your handbook fixed that mistake lol edit : i just misremembered, it lists tentacool's moveset but the name still says torchic. what a strangely specific error
THREE brief appearances actually. Once so they could remove Togepi, a second time for a few episodes in the Battle Frontier saga, and a third for the Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon special.
10:02 - Howl is listed twice in Mightyena’s moves - Linoone‘s move titled ’rushing’ 10:58 -Beautifly learning the move ‘mornin’ 12:50 -Salamence is a Dragon/Flying type, not pure dragon.
@@bluuspeaker5245 Why? It's objectively not funny. It's not a joke. It's barely even an innuendo. There's no setup or payoff. It's objectively just not funny.
I remember levelling up my Ninjask like crazy trying to get Shedinja before I knew about the actual method, and I thought Trapinch didn't evolve and didn't know how to get Flygon (as I didn't know Vibrava existed, doesn't help that trainers never used it). I also thought Clamperl didn't evolve and didn't know about either Gorebyss or Huntail
When red was born 'Honey what shall we name him? " 'HE WILL SOAK IN THE BLOOD OF HIS ENEMIES AND DRINK THE BLOOD UNTIL HE IS RED! So let's name hin red ☺
That first handbook is like a major trip down memory lane. It was the only one I ever actually owned and I had my parents order it for me when I was in grade school and I saw it in a Scholastic magazine that the school would get every month or so. We could order whatever books we wanted that were in the catalogues and could read them and had to take tests on the books we read for credits in some classes. I was a major bookworm back then, so I read like huge 1,000+ page books and would always get lots of credits and I actually found it really fun. All the Harry Potter books, all the Eragon books, all the Bobby Pendragon books and so many more.
"Levels do not exist in the anime" Remember that one episode where that one kid gets bullied for having weak Pokémon like Pidgy? Well, someone said in that episode said "Pidgy evolves at level 18" or something along the lines of that.
I remember seeing that in 7th grade. I thought it was true. It made no sense to me at all, but I mentioned it and my friends looked at me like I was an idiot. I saw this video and that was the mistake that immediately popped into my mind.
I like how it says “type: normal and flying” for spearow but for fearow it says “beak” for its type. Not bird and and normal, like missingno, just beak.
Here's one for you: I have a handbook that lists one of Illumise's moves as "Zen Butt Head". My younger self would not stop laughing when she read it. Tbh, it's still funny...
He tells us what Handbook is terrible, but not what is good or the bes, so i have to ask random strangers in the comments: Do you know what's best and accurate in 2021?
I remember a handbook from Gen 4 (I think) which was basically the Pokedex as a book, except alphabetically. It the showed the evoloutionary tree for Mew was Mew, Ditto, and Mewtwo. They explained that this evolution wasn't factual, but was a theory among scientists (in universe). I think that Scholastic must have stumbled across some fan theories saying that scientists did tests on Mew which created Dittos and Mewtwo. It also said Geodude evolved into Onix lol
19:53 . The anime actually does have levels, there was a gen 1 episode (specifically season 1 ep 9, The school of hard knocks) that mentioned pokemon levels and the level at which pidgey evolves
That was a one time mention of numerical levels in an episode that had the sole purpose of paying homage to the games. Literally never again were numerical levels ever mentioned again because it would be impossible to tell a continuous story with a barrier like numerical levels.
biratebryan Yeah. The whole “Anime has levels” thing has less legs to stand on than a Silicobra. One clip from one episode, that’s their silver bullet, and the only thing in the faulty magazine.
@@shardtheduraludon I always hated that arguement. Levels never factored into the anime and people treat one line from an over decade old season like its the grand truth
American market stuff often has Spanish in it. Since we border Mexico and see a lot of immigration from Central and South America where Spanish is the most common language. Then you have Mexican/Argentinean/Etc.. Americans. So Spanish is like the unofficial second language of the US. Also in the 90s everything Hispanic was super trendy and popular.
I remember getting the official handbook when Diamond and Pearl were released as a kid. I was with my older sister at the Barnes and Nobles and begged her to buy it for me. It was a little over $10 so my sister had to break her $20 bill which annoyed her. I loved reading it front and back and just looking through it when I was bored. However i noticed it was filled with errors: spelling errors, wrong evolution charts etc. Later they released a updated version that fixed the mistakes and included the Platinum Pokmeon. I didn’t ask for it because I knew my family would get annoyed buying essentially the same book twice. But man do I wish I got the updated version instead.
Who's Michel? Please, tell me. I want to know who this "Michel" is. Is this "Michel guy" a nice person? Is he related to MandJTV, a.k.a MICHAEL. But seriously, this "Michel" sounds very cool.
There was this one really cool thing that I did in Ultra Sun, where I got a lv 100 legendary pokemon from one of those mystery gift things, and they would never do the attacks I wanted them to, so I literally spent hours just feeding it berries, battling with it, and such, until it finally started listening to me. But here's where it got crazy: Ever since then, it would almost always survive on just 1 hp, deal extra damage, and such, and this was super great, and I basically, in trying to get it to listen to my commands, made it the most stat-boosted friendship-based training pokemon ever.
Fun Fact: I own the second book (The Gen 1 one) And, Ivysaur evolves at level 32, but charmeleon an wartortle evolve at level 36. This is true to the gen 1 games, and i think it is cool.
When you're so fast, there are only 7 comment, but you can't even see them: *"The problem of being faster than light is that you always live in darkness."* I would have liked this comment if you didn't f*ck it up so much.
20:00 actually the anime had lvls, in the season 1 ep. “schedule of hard knocks” while joe (one of the prep students) on the treadmill was being asked questions by the other students one question was: “what lvl does pidgy evolve” therefor proving the existence of lvls in the Pokémon anime universe
The early Pokémon anime was weird, too weird. You can't trust it for any info, mainly things like in-game mechanics or EVEN ITSELF, it just contradicts it's own self way too often. There were real life animals in Season One, does that concept still exist? I don't think so. The Pokédex is nearly sentient in half of the original show, is that still a thing? No. Levels were only noted in The School of Hard Knocks where it was portrayed like in the games but then again the show contradicted itself on the moves Ash's Pokémon know, such as Pikachu's Thunderbolt, and etc. Levels are again "used" in the Pummelo Island GYM where Drake constantly talks about levels but it only seems to be about the strength of the Pokémon; After that I do not know if they have used the word levels in the context of "On this level, the Pokémon evolves, on this one, he learns new moves" because early Pokémon was weird and wack, being an anime of a glitched, gringy and mainly story-less game, so they were still figuring out what concepts to keep or to adapt.
28:50 Man, this book was ahead of its time considering in Scarlet/Violet even Pokemon you caught yourself will disobey you if it's too high level when you caught it.
@@absolutemaniac7368 I think you need to understand when people are joking. Of course I already knew that was a thing with traded Pokemon, I was just joking about how the book was predicting the future.
I had the Sinnoh era version of this. I remember because of it I thought Rotom was a legendary for the longest time, and it mixed up the pictures of Porygon and Porygon2 so to this day I still confuse them for each other.
@@notsoqualitygamer989 The funny thing is that was corrected in the updated version but even other fans who played the games got into a discussion of whether it was a legendary all because of how you encountered it and the music that played.
I had the original gen 1 handbook with the red cover. The biggest mistake I remember from that one was that it claimed Hitmonlee evolved into Hitmonchan. They corrected it in the delux edition. The gen 2 handbook, atleast the version I had, didn't even have all of the gen 2 pokemon. I remeber it had the starters, the baby forms and evolved forms of gen 1 pokemon, but hardly anything else. Im pretty sure it didn't have the legendary beasts or Ho-oh, Lugia, or Celebi.
This was great!!! This brought back old memories of my gen 4 handbook that I used so much it started falling apart lollll. I remember being annoyed at all the mistakes too, and I would love if you made a part 2 to this video going over some of the other handbooks!!
19:57 soooo the anime actually DOES reference levels. There’s an episode in the first series where Ash visits a rich private school and the kids are learning what “level” different pokemon evolve at
I suspected there would be even more mistakes in here that I didn't catch, and I was right! Gyarados Gaming pointed out that at 10:37, Nincada is listed as a Psychic type 😂
when you
Also, Torchic has Tentacool's moveset, and Linoone has a move called "Rushing". XD
Mere mortals who do not know what greatness pokemon is prob made it
LOL
thats an oof moment
I have an italian official Emerald guide that says: "The Masterball is an unique item, that can catch pokemon with 100% accuracy. Use it on rare pokemon, like Fearow or Loudred!"
Perfection i'm gonna cacth a loudred with my masterball instead using a legendary pokemon
TRIGGERED!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@soulhoney1908 "In"
*Sell the master ball*
Edit:
I know you can’t sell it ok
Loudred looks weird, But that’s no exception to filling my Pokédex
On the trapinch page it says that one of the moves it can learn is called “sand”. Ah yes, sand, one of the best moves a Pokémon can learn.
Ur profile pic genuinely made me laugh good job lol
I don't like sand... it's rough, coarse, and it gets everywhere.
Super effective on Anakin
Dale Gribble agrees
L.O.G Original channel I have heard that so many times before.Is it a reference?
The word official on a Pokemon handbook means the same as the word organic on a food label.
Fun fact: I opened up my old gen 7 handbook super deluxe whatever it SAID ZWEILOUS IS PRONOUNCED ZVY-LUS FUCKING 🇩🇪 🇩🇪 🇩🇪 🇩🇪 🇩🇪 🇩🇪
@@perchinchatot probably because it's 'zwei' which is pronounced zvy and 'lous' which is pronounced lus. Lmao.
Yeah, that’s the correct pronunciation
@@perchinchatot indeed, Zwie is 2 in german. Die is 1 and Drie is three, hence Dieno, Zwielous and Hydriegon having 1'2 and 3 heads respectively.
@@Lord_OatmealEins, Zwei and Drei, not Die, Zwie and Drie
Source: I'm german
I totally forgot the gen 1 Pokemon Handbook existed, I remember owning that when I was like 8 years old; good memories!
Am I crazy? I could swear your name used to be "Nathaniel Brandy"....
Tony Tang yeah, i remember that too...
I had no idea you watch mandjtv
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Wow ok didn't know you watched this stuff
Lol
"Cubone - Type: Lonely"
They don't have to do Cubone like that lol.
But he is classified as the lonely pokemon
@@scorpshade6123 I know lol. I was just trying to make a reference to the fact that cubone is an orphan from birth.
@@scorpshade6123 Yup, It says his mother passed away and uses her skull as a hat..
@@Urlocal_fry Free hat
hehe
_bonely_
9:58 Ah yes, Torchic - the fire-type starter learns poison sting, supersonic and hydro pump. How could I forget?
What about bubblebeam
If someone choose torchic yeah they win easily EDIT: is this mudkip in disquise bc torchic cant learn ember?
That’s tentacools moveset 😂
I’ve being lied to in the games? #TorchicWaterSpray
Must have been from their randomizer 😂
It’s a shame the starter’s pages were taken out of the deluxe hand book because I distinctly remember Bulbasaur’s “element” being listed as “seed” the same as it’s “type”
I have the og red & blue walkthrough books somewhere
i did a quick google, and bulbasaur is the seed pokemon, so maybe they were referring to that? idk
Oh yeah, I remember running into a booklet like this. It claimed Latios and Latias were results of Togepi and Lugia crossbreeding.
...What?
Aosha i had one which said the best johto starter was meganium......
isn't togepi a child egg--
and lugia is a large legendary dragon--
@@mushroomfroge6305 YEAP
quality booklets
*c o n f u s i o n*
Book used Confusion! It’s Super Effective!
There’s also the Sinnoh Handbook, which is also full of mistakes. For example, it says Mr. Mime can learn “Guard Spec.” However, a Guard Spec. is an item. It also tends to mix the games and anime like the second handbook in this video did.
Omg I had that handbook. They even called some pokemon by the wrong name entirely
Guard spec is the strongest attack. He he.
also in the same handbook, they misspelled sight for future sight on Mr. Mime.
I had that book and went ham on correcting it as a kid lol the hitmonlee evolution in that book was wrong and bugged me
Yeah I had that one too so weird
Trapinch and Ralts evolution: *Exist*
Pokémon handbook: let’s pretend we didn’t see that
does anyone know what happened to pokemon talk?
Evan LAWRENCE He couldn’t come up with any ideas.
Mimaku and pikachu for Pokémon talk
I literally evolve my ralts to kirlia
Ralts: does not evolve
Kirlia: *am I a joke to you?*
you know what, i think a lot of the common mistakes that are stuck in my brain are because of these books. i used to rent them from the library and read them front to back and i dont think i realized that they had incorrect information on them and im realizing this just now as you talk about how wurmple evolves because i literally STILL think its a day/night thing.
Don't worry, it seems we are both dumbasses.
*TO BE FAIR*, wurmple being a day/night thing makes infinitely more sense than how it actually evolves...
Not to mention that was what you would see all over the internet at the time.
@@DeisFortunastill can't believe how people found out exactly lmao
@@Chaos_Cattus probably the hacks that show them, then they found out certain ones = evolution s
Pokémon Ruby: What? Ralts is evolving!
Pokémon handbook: A Foolish Miscalculation!
the funny thing is: ralts has one of the biggest evo lines ever, an evo, a split evo, with megas for both of the final stages
Attack missed! Ralts still evolved!
Pokemon handbook: Why do I even talk about this stupid game anymore?
I love this comment
@@alwincahyadi831 that doesn't connect well to what i was saying
@@alwincahyadi831 lol it's not the pokemon's fault people are creepy perverts
9:56, Torchic has Tentacool's moveset. I remembered that from when I bought that book as a kid.
10:32 Nincada is Psychic. Beat that.
Lol
@@FroststormFrenzy well in mikeys pinned comment he said that so Benny’s is better because he found it by himself
@@FroststormFrenzy 36:08 toxicroak is LITERALLY doing the middle finger
@@Ryan-wj1nb thats not a mistake- thats what all the art of it looks like
Something extra strange about the whole Gary thing in the first book is that by the time Ash had gotten to Hoenn, Gary had already retired as a trainer to become a researcher.
I believe the reason Gary is there is because in gen 3 and gen 1 I believe you could name blue different names and one of them was Gary
So, from what I understand, in the anime, the winner of the Pokémon League tournament for a region gets the chance to fight against the Elite Four. By winning against the Elite Four, you are then permitted to challenge the Champion. A person who defeats the Champion this way or an Elite Four Member who defeats the Champion this way becomes the new Champion for that region’s league.
Either that, or the winner enters a smaller tournament consisting of themself, the Elite Four, and the Champion, and the winner of this mini-tournament is the champion.
I wonder if we'll ever get an anime episode where protagonist competes in the tournament, wins, and then battles/wins against the Elite 4 + Champion.
Maybe in the S/V anime since it has multiple Champions.
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ralts: *does not evolve*
**sad kirlia, gardevoir and gallade noises**
*gallade starts to disappear* I don’t feel so good
@@CyberneticStreetrunner yeah gallade is the "You don't like this? Have slightly more themed this!"
and thats precisely why i like it.
kirlia, gardevoir and gallade: 😐✌️ *dissapears*
Kirlia, Gardevoir and Gallade : My final message, *Goodbye*
These are my favorites!
“*ralts does not evolve”*
Nintendo: yep seems official
Yes.
Yes normal af
Me who just evolved mine into kirlia
Nintendo: yeah Ralts doesn't evolve
but Gardivor and Kirlia should be on the same page
“Water Is Weak To Fire”
*Ah Yes This Floor Is Made Out Of Ceiling*
These books are riddled with foolish miscalculations.
Karen Bonds
Me who owns a book: *angry noises*
Karen Bonds I am surprised he didn't make a single reference to "A Foolish Miscalculation" in this video, it would have been perfectly fitting.
Love the profile pic 👍👍. Mews my fav pokemon
Dark Dragon X who has Mew? Or did someone change their pfp or something, I’m confused lol
@@darkdragonx8753 where is that?
I love how confident they are in the incorrect information
Confidently incorrect?
Fake it till you make it
Maybe ash read this handbook...
That would explain a lot of the things he does
normal is great against ghost!
Brushy teeth also the “ground types can be hit by electric types”...
What about brock?
"Both of Ash's Pokemon are water type, so they're totally weak against fire types!"
Ash is Scrappy! Duh!
Ash: Charmander! Use scratch on Gengar!
Gengar: bro
The Pokemon Handbook: **says that Ralts dosen't evolve**
Michael: A fOoLiSh MiScAlCuLaTiOn...
Ralts is an alien from the inner RAM
You wrote this before even this video ended. Isn't it?
:0
look at 9:56 and at torchic
Azure Shield Channel You wrote that before the video ended as well
Me when Mikey edits the Trapinch line page:
Carefully, he’s a hero.
"Ralts does not evolve."
Young Mikey: Eh, that's not right. But I don't like that one.
"Trapinch does not evolve."
Young Mikey: *NOOO! THIS WRONG MUST BE RIGHTED!!* /Dramatic music plays as wide, carving lines of Sharpie paint the page
I can only assume that with the Ralts and Trapinch "Does not evolve" conundrum was caused by the author either having the two equipped with Everstones, or Kirlia and Vibrava were caught separately from the base Pokemon.
yeah or the Kirlia and Vibrava were probably caught in fr/lg or emerald.
For trapinch it does look like it doesnt belong with the rest of the line so maybe thats why they said it doesnt evolve
Kirlia and Vibrava couldn't be caught in the wild at all in the third generation, so no idea what that's about. Maybe they were wild Pokemon in the anime, but...
But as KHfan pointed out, Trapinch does look wildly different than Vibrava and Flygon, and its level up moveset is pretty different too, so I can see the confusion there.
12:50 Did no one notice that Salamence was called the “Blaze Pokemon” when its actually the “Dragon Pokemon”?
Ooooooooooooooooooof
It also said its pure dragon type
i actually searched if salamence was the blaze pokemon
@@iseeyou3976 its the salamance type-
@@ibumeng yes
"No one has ever pronounced this Pokemon 'Pidgit'"
Guy who sang original Poke Rap: *sad Pidgeot noises*
Oh, were you the guy who did original PokeRap? Sorry, but it's NOT pronounced Pid-Jit, but Pidgeot, with a g, NOT a J, sorry. Just saying.
Sad Pidgit Noises
Shawn Fields you seem mad
They also called pidgeot pid-jit in pokemon chronicles
@@shawnfields2369 they.. were talking about pronunciation.. not spelling
Not a mistake but the deino art in the "pokemon deluxe essential handbook" looks like it just broke it's neck and is getting for help also it says that that pronunciation is dy-no instead of dee-no which is how I have always pronounced it. I know that this wasn't in the video but if you have the book I recommend turning to page 87 to get a good laugh. Edit: I have been informed that it is pronounced dy-no and that I had the pronunciation wrong
where is this?
Do you have a time stamp?
@Chinmay Walimbe the book is 4 dollars and I'm sure you could find it for free in an e-reading site. If that's too much then look it up yourself and put the link in the reply. thanks!
Its actually dy-no
Because the ein in deino cones from german ein wich means 1
Zweilous zwei is 2
Hydreigons drei is 3
„Dy-no“ is correct though. It’s pronounced „Dy-no“, „Zwy-lous“ and „Hy-dry-gon“.
The second book you showed was sold at the scholastic book fair that came to my elementary school in like 1999. Every kid got this book and it blew everyone away that Pideot was pronounced Pid-jit.
Translated are even worse: Finnish says in gen I: After going trought Viridian forest named forest, you need smash Brock in (fitness)gym and after that, he will take you to see the Boulder badge.
Not quite as garbled as Vietnamese Crystal, but just as funny I must say. XD
Wow.....Brock’s luck with ladies is so bad, he’ll just take in any trainer now? XD
What the heck? XD
ruclips.net/video/qs5n4OA50eg/видео.html This is a video of Brocks trusty drying pan!
A Random Pokemon Fan ruclips.net/video/nrsnN23tmUA/видео.html this is a Brock song about his drying pan
2:50
My best guess for this mistake is because when rough skin was introduced in the anime, Max called it an attack, not an ability. But it is still wrong
I think it's because rough skin deals damage, so it MAAAAAAAAYBE could be clasified as a kind of attack. (But that would be a strech)
@@hahant-expertatunfunnycont9713 no, it 100% an ability even if it does damage its an ability
4Kids was weirdly hesitant to mention abilities in the dub for like a year and a half into Hoenn. The original Japanese version brought them up all the time, but the dub kept writing around them for some reason.
28:22 The special note under Moltres points out how Moltres along with Zapdos, Articuno and of course Mewtwo and "are so rare, they're one of a kind"
...But It also names Eevee and Farfetche'd. Mind you I guess in the Gen 1 Games there were only 1 each... but still, made me laugh seeing them listed with the legendaries!
oh yes, eevee is my favorite legendary
Eevee is the only legendary starter that is in Let’s go Eevee
I can easily see the three dragon heads meme. You know, the one where the third head looks sillier.
@@gabrielbrito7328 Ich, Ni, and Kevin ( king gidorah heads) meme:)
There’s multiple Farfetch’d but yeah besides your starter and the 4 legendaries there’s only 1 eevee and 1 lapras, both given to you by progressing through the story. Unless it’s Yellow version.
I tried searching for some mistakes and I found this. If you look in the first handbook, it says that Salamence is a pure dragon type. Not dragon flying, just pure dragon. Lol
Hahaha i get the joke hahaha nice reference
So it's Salamence type
_It's super effective against the Palkia-Type!_
@@DragoSonicMileOh; good! It's about time something was weak to the Palkia Type! So, about the Dialga, Giratina and Mesprit Types; are all weak/strong to and/or against each other, I take it?
I also want to point out that the Pidgeot page mentions that it catches "unsuspecting Fish element prey". Not Fish type, or Water element, which would at least be consistent with the book's type/element stuff, but Fish Element.
I wouldn’t be surprised if the author called types “elements” just so they could do that pun
All the Pokémon lived in harmony
They were originally called "elements" in series
Elements is probably referencing the element cards for the card game at the time of release of the book
@Jayteial919
*H O W N N*
Long ago, in the era the Tazos were first released, they were referred to as elements. It was a more direct translation or something. I mean, I am trying to recollect 20 year old knowledge or something here but I hopped fences for these things (a Growlithe or Charmander Tazo if I remember correctly) and I sort of remember them being referred to as elements on those.
Maria: *exists*
Michael: I’m about to end this girl’s whole career.
Tough clicking intensifies
DAAAAAAAAMNNNN
Anime Texting Stories ...
not really her did something wrong.... not just because she exist
Oh no.
i had a copy of the first advanced handbook covered and vividly remember Torchic's name being mislabeled as Tentacool, among the other errors named. it seems like your handbook fixed that mistake lol
edit : i just misremembered, it lists tentacool's moveset but the name still says torchic. what a strangely specific error
The iconic “Greeting pokéfans, Michael here” never gets old
Correct
Yes
Don't forget how badly the automatic subtitles butcher the words
It will only ever get old if he forgets to say it in one video then says it the next.
Today the captions said Greetings boogie fans
"No more Misty"
Ok that's wrong. Misty made a brief appearance in the Hoenn anime.
pfft
Yeah, brief. What they mean is Misty is no longer a main character.
@@tobeymaguire4958 but it said no more misty
THREE brief appearances actually.
Once so they could remove Togepi, a second time for a few episodes in the Battle Frontier saga, and a third for the Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon special.
@@goldenhydreigon4727 she also appeared in the sun and moon anime alongside Brock for a few episodes
If you look at Ash’s profile at 15:01 he is labeled as a “Pokemon Master”
Keenu rive
Oh ye
You arm breathtaking. Wait what.
Nah, it continues the sentence from previous page (14:38): "Your goal may be to become the world's greatest Pokemon Master, like Ash..."
It was during generation 1, so they predicted the generation 7 anime?
For some reason, in the Deluxe Essential Handbook, Sandile is listed as the "Desert Croc". Yes, just "DESERT CROC".
Hm yes, the best Pokémon. *DESERT CROC*
Sandile is not a pokemon confirmed.
I remember I had a Krookodile in pokemon white and named it Crocs. As in the shoes.
In the italian version of that handbook, sandile is a confirmed pokemon, but donphan IS A NORMAL TYPE and phanpy is not
@@marinagaleotti In the english version it's also a normal type
scholastic: If there's any mistakes, they won't notice
Pokemon Fans: *A FOOLISH MISCALCULATION*
SuperTails32 lol
When people use this meme: People describe me as, *incredibly talented*
Scholastic, you had one job!
Hail no
Why does schoolastic just assume students are idiots, some are but some can probably run the world better then some adults
Pokemon handbook: *made mistakes*
MandJTV: WHY CANT YOU JUST BEHAVE YOURSELF
YourselVES not yourselF
AT THE TIME OF SEEING THIS, THIS COMMENT WAS POSTED 58 MINUTES AGO AND HAS 58 LIKEs
69 th like
Why does it say that Nincada is psychic type?????
Like since when
"Official Pokemon handbooks that are wrong"
*me realizing I learned almost all of my Pokemon info from Pokemon handbooks*
Ono
Gen 3 handbook was SCREWED!
Don't worry, MandJTV is there for you.
10:02
- Howl is listed twice in Mightyena’s moves
- Linoone‘s move titled ’rushing’
10:58
-Beautifly learning the move ‘mornin’
12:50
-Salamence is a Dragon/Flying type, not pure dragon.
Also not the blaze Pokémon
No, it's the Salamence type, not Dragon/Flying
@@cormacmccarthy1889Wow bro u r soooooooooo funny 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉❤
13:03 there's also no jirachi or deoxys
@@hwkammersthey are event pokemon they aren't required for the dex
In that last Handbook, I like how they used the Eeveelutions to represent their respective types :D
Pokemon's types according to the first handbook
Taillow: Flying
Pelipper: Normal/Flying
Nincada: Psychic
Salamence: Dragon
We all know Salamance is a Salamance type
@@bazookapenguin8582 shoot if I say it now I won't be original
you forgot
hotel:trivago
What is a dragon type?
@@cottrellfamily1797 Just one of the types of Pokémon.
The last handbook: "rufflet is 21 feet tall"
Me: 👁👄👁
My rufflet is also 21 feet tall if you know what I mean lol ;)
@@bbb_888 funny. Laughed
What time?
@@bluuspeaker5245 Why? It's objectively not funny. It's not a joke. It's barely even an innuendo. There's no setup or payoff. It's objectively just not funny.
Duh all my ruffles were at least 21.5 feet tall
Ah yes, pelipper. My favorite normal/flying type pokemon.
to be fair, if you see an unevolved bird, it’s a good guess to pin it as Normal/Flying. There are just… so many…
I remember levelling up my Ninjask like crazy trying to get Shedinja before I knew about the actual method, and I thought Trapinch didn't evolve and didn't know how to get Flygon (as I didn't know Vibrava existed, doesn't help that trainers never used it). I also thought Clamperl didn't evolve and didn't know about either Gorebyss or Huntail
"you should've just searched on RUclips or sumthing idk"
I mean, if you watched towing you would’ve seen those two but maybe you didn’t know the name I don’t know
So nobody gonna talk about how Butterfree's wing pattern is messed up?
I was mad
@@yael527 FEET
which gen? it can have different patterns depending on the place it was caught/found and i'm too lazy to look anything up
69th like
@@bettrfastrstrongr1708 I WONT KEEP
"nit has never been pronounced pidjit"
pokerap: omanyte slowpoke *pidjit* arbok, that's all folks!
I know right? I instantly went onto the Pokerap and cut right there to also hear it as "Pidjit"
@@ProjectNaturePrds both pid-jit and pid-gee-ot are correct, as well
in my country its pid-gee-ot
Catch 'em, Catch 'em, gotta catch 'em all. POKEMON
Someone: So you watch the Pokémon anime? Name all the Pokémon in the Pokérap.
Me:
Electrode
Diglett
Nidoran🚹
Mankey
Venusaur
Ratatta
Fearow
Pidgey
Seaking
Jolteon
Dragonite
Gastly
Ponyta
Vaporeon
Poliwrath
Butterfree
Venomoth
Poliwag
Nidorino
Golduck
Ivysaur
Grimer
Victreebel
Moltres
Nidoking
Farfetch'd
Abra
Jigglypuff
Kingler
Rhyhorn
Clefable
Wigglytuff
Zubat
Primeape
Meowth
Onix
Geodude
Rapidash
Magneton
Snorlax
Gengar
Tangela
Goldeen
Spearow
Weezing
Seel
Gyarados
Slowbro
Kabuto
Persian
Paras
Horsea
Raticate
Magnemite
Kadabra
Weepinbell
Ditto
Cloyster
Caterpie
Sandshrew
Bulbasaur
Carmander
Golem
Pikachu
Metapod
Marowak
Kakuna
Clefairy
Dodrio
Seadra
Vileplume
Krabby
Lickitung
Tauros
Weedle
Nidoran🚺
Machop
Shellder
Porygon
Hitmonchan
Articuno
Jynx
Nidorina
Beedrill
Haunter
Squirtle
Chansey
Parasect
Exeggcute
Muk
Dewgong
Pidgeotto
Lapras
Vulpix
Rhydon
Charizard
Machamp
Pinsir
Koffing
Dugtrio
Golbat
Staryu
Magikarp
Ninetales
Ekans
Omastar
Scyther
Tentacool
Dragonair
Magmar
Sandslash
Hitmonlee
Psyduck
Arcanine
Eevee
Exeggutor
Kabutops
Zapdos
Dratini
Growlithe
Mr. Mime
Cubone
Graveler
Voltorb
Gloom
Charmeleon
Wartortle
Mewtwo
Tentacruel
Aerodactyl
Omanyte
Slowpoke
Pidgeot
Arbok
Done!
Other person: You forgot-
Me: Mew isn't in the Pokérap!
In the Super Deluxe Pokémon Handbook, it shows Fearow instead of Spearow and says Mega Lopunny’s type is pure Normal.
Me and my friend argued on mega lopunnys typing because he saw how this book said it was pure normal but I kept saying it was normal fighting 😭
@@power3263 Did you show that friend proof from an actually reputable source?
19:05 “if it starts spinning is it a pidjit spinner?” IM DYINH
It's a pivot spinner
When green was born:
“Sweetie what should we name her?”
“ *Green* ”
yes
When red was born
'Honey what shall we name him? "
'HE WILL SOAK IN THE BLOOD OF HIS ENEMIES AND DRINK THE BLOOD UNTIL HE IS RED! So let's name hin red ☺
Better than being named "Yellow" 😄
not me remembering an antagonist named Blue-
Well, Midori is a name in Japan, and it just means Green.
Just a random question..Do u say “greetings family,Michael here” during holidays??
Anmol Daglaik I want him to do it now
This is a very good question.
uhhh, i totally want to do that now
Lol
Such a great question lol
That first handbook is like a major trip down memory lane. It was the only one I ever actually owned and I had my parents order it for me when I was in grade school and I saw it in a Scholastic magazine that the school would get every month or so. We could order whatever books we wanted that were in the catalogues and could read them and had to take tests on the books we read for credits in some classes. I was a major bookworm back then, so I read like huge 1,000+ page books and would always get lots of credits and I actually found it really fun. All the Harry Potter books, all the Eragon books, all the Bobby Pendragon books and so many more.
Him: Level's don't exist in the anime
Kid from that one episode: Pidgey, at level 1 gust, at level 10 sand attack... Etc.
I was about to comment that
Couldn’t they have just been talking about those giant game boys they own like on their it learns it at that level
Right
Also they say about to evolve they need Experience in another episode.
@@Mjgaming54321 Really I didn't know that. LMFAO
"Levels do not exist in the anime"
Remember that one episode where that one kid gets bullied for having weak Pokémon like Pidgy? Well, someone said in that episode said "Pidgy evolves at level 18" or something along the lines of that.
Maybe pokemon games also exist in pokemon anime.
There's actually several instances in which the pokédex mentions levels as well
Early installment weirdness
I was gonna mention that but forgot until I saw this comment
There was one episode where Jessie and James talk about needing experience to evolve
Mistake at 9:57: Torchic is shown with Tentacool’s level-up learnset.
OMG, yeah, I actually have that handbook at home and I've been so confused for the reason why Torchic can learn Bubblebeam.
No, I always thought that was right.
I remember seeing that in 7th grade. I thought it was true. It made no sense to me at all, but I mentioned it and my friends looked at me like I was an idiot. I saw this video and that was the mistake that immediately popped into my mind.
I am surprised there was no nuzleaf i this handbook
How did he miss that lmao
Also Torchic had "Bubblebeam" listed as one of its moves at 9:56 when Mikey was flipping through the book.
Yeah, Torchic's move set is just straight up Tentacool's. Not even sure how that got in there...
“If it starts spinning, is it a Pid-jit spinner!?”
*W H E E Z E*
W H E E Z E
The time is 19:04
Ha
**W H E E Z I N G SO HARD**
I died laughing at this part
I like how it says “type: normal and flying” for spearow but for fearow it says “beak” for its type. Not bird and and normal, like missingno, just beak.
Whatchu talking about beak is one of the strongest types my dude
And and
Missingno was bird type
Beak type Pokémon can yeet Beaks/Beakers/Abeaktressies
Masquerain and Surskit apparently learn a move called Bubble Quick
The entire trapinch line learns a move called sand.
Here's one for you: I have a handbook that lists one of Illumise's moves as "Zen Butt Head". My younger self would not stop laughing when she read it. Tbh, it's still funny...
yea
What handbook😂???
I love it.
"If it starts spinning, is it a Pid-jit spinner!?" I'm dead XD
Same lmao 😂😂😂😂
John: say the line, michael!
Michael: Tojehpi
John: *excessive cheering*
He tells us what Handbook is terrible,
but not what is good or the bes,
so i have to ask random strangers
in the comments: Do you know what's
best and accurate in 2021?
More like *angry noises*
7:05 fun fact! Janine is the only gym leader to never appear in the anime!
janine appeared in the anime once i think but never as the gym leader so
accurate? yeah
I think she appeard as an apprentice in an episode in either s1 or a johto season
I remember a handbook from Gen 4 (I think) which was basically the Pokedex as a book, except alphabetically. It the showed the evoloutionary tree for Mew was Mew, Ditto, and Mewtwo. They explained that this evolution wasn't factual, but was a theory among scientists (in universe).
I think that Scholastic must have stumbled across some fan theories saying that scientists did tests on Mew which created Dittos and Mewtwo. It also said Geodude evolved into Onix lol
In the last book there is actually a part where they put Spearow’s info, and his name and everything. Then they put a picture of Fearow for it.
Also it says that Mega Sceptile is pure grass, when it’s also grass/dragon.
Yeah, that was the one thing i noticed in my copy of the book, and the one i was 100% sure he would mention. But he didnt
I have that book it does not say that😪😴
19:53 . The anime actually does have levels, there was a gen 1 episode (specifically season 1 ep 9, The school of hard knocks) that mentioned pokemon levels and the level at which pidgey evolves
And ash pikachu
But then it's not ever mentioned again...
@@trivialslope true but that's the case with a lot of things in the anime so it's not like that's anything new
Into Pidjit
@@gangy-n6s i think you meant *pidgay*
"There were only nine starters"
Pokemon sw/sh: what do you mean? There are only nine starters
To true
...what
What is Pokemon sw/sh again?
@@ghetoknight7801 sword and shield
Then there were 9 starters dude
15:20 in the first season of the anime, they called Types "Elements," so thats where the element thing came from
“Despite the anime not having levels” Tell that to episode 9 of the Indigo League
Are you on about when that boy talks about pidgey learning it’s moves at certain levels?
bassmasta93 he is
That was a one time mention of numerical levels in an episode that had the sole purpose of paying homage to the games. Literally never again were numerical levels ever mentioned again because it would be impossible to tell a continuous story with a barrier like numerical levels.
biratebryan Yeah. The whole “Anime has levels” thing has less legs to stand on than a Silicobra.
One clip from one episode, that’s their silver bullet, and the only thing in the faulty magazine.
@@shardtheduraludon I always hated that arguement. Levels never factored into the anime and people treat one line from an over decade old season like its the grand truth
me: plays on pokemon and catches an arcanine
my sister: OUR-kanine
Ahhhhh my favorite communist pokemon
ourcanine.
Max blyat
25:48 I'm Spanish, and I couldn't stop laughing when I saw that "¡Olé!". I never expected that to appear in a Pokémon Databook
American market stuff often has Spanish in it. Since we border Mexico and see a lot of immigration from Central and South America where Spanish is the most common language. Then you have Mexican/Argentinean/Etc.. Americans. So Spanish is like the unofficial second language of the US. Also in the 90s everything Hispanic was super trendy and popular.
I remember getting the official handbook when Diamond and Pearl were released as a kid. I was with my older sister at the Barnes and Nobles and begged her to buy it for me. It was a little over $10 so my sister had to break her $20 bill which annoyed her. I loved reading it front and back and just looking through it when I was bored. However i noticed it was filled with errors: spelling errors, wrong evolution charts etc. Later they released a updated version that fixed the mistakes and included the Platinum Pokmeon. I didn’t ask for it because I knew my family would get annoyed buying essentially the same book twice. But man do I wish I got the updated version instead.
"If it suddenly starts spinning, is it a Pidgit Spinner?!"
-Michael Groth, 2020
Yes
Yeah, you didn't see Mega Pidgit? It has to know drill peck, like Rayquaza and Dragon Ascent
🦅
🌪 pidjit spinner
Necromancer Noivern that represents staravia more than pidgey
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
"How do you get 'it' from 'eo'?"
*Laughs in pigeon*
ｐｉｄｇｉｔｎ
@@jacobw1780 aaaaaàgh
What??
PIJIN
Scholastic: *publishes erroneous books.*
Michael: “I’m about to end these guys’ careers.”
What’s erroneous
Ian Dog Lover r/wooooooosh
@@azimuthal1790 Do you know what r/whooosh means??
That not very nice of him
Ian Dog Lover r/wooooosssshhhhh
Its official. Next game with Pidgey, I'm naming it Pidjit
Imagine this books becoming rare collectibles but getting their prices reduced because of childhood Michel
Michel
😂
Who is michel
M i c h e l
Who's Michel? Please, tell me. I want to know who this "Michel" is. Is this "Michel guy" a nice person? Is he related to MandJTV, a.k.a MICHAEL. But seriously, this "Michel" sounds very cool.
"How do you get "it" from eo?"
Pidgeons: Am I a joke to you?
Don't know about you but where I'm from we don't pronounce pigeons as pij-it-ns
I forgot pidgeon was a word
Petition to pronounce Pigeon like pi-jee-yon.
I'm pretty sure I've heard in the anime they say pidjit. Think in the indigo league run through.
@@dalatuy104 The pokerap definitely says "Pid-jit"
There was this one really cool thing that I did in Ultra Sun, where I got a lv 100 legendary pokemon from one of those mystery gift things, and they would never do the attacks I wanted them to, so I literally spent hours just feeding it berries, battling with it, and such, until it finally started listening to me. But here's where it got crazy: Ever since then, it would almost always survive on just 1 hp, deal extra damage, and such, and this was super great, and I basically, in trying to get it to listen to my commands, made it the most stat-boosted friendship-based training pokemon ever.
Wow, wish I had that luck. But what Pokémon was it??? And do you still have it?
I did that with a zeraora in sword
Tauros is the only Gen1 Pokemon that believes in ghosts.
Fun Fact: I own the second book (The Gen 1 one) And, Ivysaur evolves at level 32, but charmeleon an wartortle evolve at level 36. This is true to the gen 1 games, and i think it is cool.
I own it too
"I don't know why they would ripped the page of the starters."
Probably wanted to hang the page on their wall.
MandJTV: “Arcanine is a legendary”
Me, who’s battling a Arcanine at that moment: “wait, what?”
Snatching the master ball
What GEN
It was a joke arcanine isnt a legendarie
@@wizz_air5283 oooh ok.
In the Pokédex, Arcanine is classified as the legendary Pokémon
I have the Kalos book! My favorite inaccuracy was that Sandile was just the Desert Croc, not the Desert Croc *Pokemon.*
We've all been getting the gen 1 and 2 badges wrong thats why Whitney's so hard
Whitney's gym was hard??? No clue what you guys were doin because I beat her on the first try
@@alexnicklay8626 ya ruined the joke
I know this is a joke but how does getting the badges wrong impact the difficulty?
@@anexistingperson8540 well if you would beat it later your pokemkn are higher lvl
@@Glacier333 which joke? The original or mine
when ur so fast theres only 7 comments, but cant see them. the only problem of being faster then light is that you can only live in darkness.
lel
Okay this is good.
When you're so fast, there are only 7 comment, but you can't even see them: *"The problem of being faster than light is that you always live in darkness."*
I would have liked this comment if you didn't f*ck it up so much.
Dogefan Lego Filmz what is wrong with you? It is just a statement.
But seriously what is the meaning of the quote
20:00 actually the anime had lvls, in the season 1 ep. “schedule of hard knocks” while joe (one of the prep students) on the treadmill was being asked questions by the other students one question was: “what lvl does pidgy evolve” therefor proving the existence of lvls in the Pokémon anime universe
Roxanne also says in one of the early Advanced Battles episodes to Ash that his pikachu should at least be level 25 or something similar
Thank you
The early Pokémon anime was weird, too weird. You can't trust it for any info, mainly things like in-game mechanics or EVEN ITSELF, it just contradicts it's own self way too often. There were real life animals in Season One, does that concept still exist? I don't think so. The Pokédex is nearly sentient in half of the original show, is that still a thing? No. Levels were only noted in The School of Hard Knocks where it was portrayed like in the games but then again the show contradicted itself on the moves Ash's Pokémon know, such as Pikachu's Thunderbolt, and etc. Levels are again "used" in the Pummelo Island GYM where Drake constantly talks about levels but it only seems to be about the strength of the Pokémon; After that I do not know if they have used the word levels in the context of "On this level, the Pokémon evolves, on this one, he learns new moves" because early Pokémon was weird and wack, being an anime of a glitched, gringy and mainly story-less game, so they were still figuring out what concepts to keep or to adapt.
Also in the Black and White saga,when the gang encounters Ash's Snivy,Iris says that Snivy must be a high level because of its atacks.
tell that to ask Ketchum
28:50 Man, this book was ahead of its time considering in Scarlet/Violet even Pokemon you caught yourself will disobey you if it's too high level when you caught it.
This has been a thing, it's just that it was when you were traded high level Pokemon. The reason it's a thing in s/v is because it's free roam
@@absolutemaniac7368 I think you need to understand when people are joking.
Of course I already knew that was a thing with traded Pokemon, I was just joking about how the book was predicting the future.
@@apricotluma maybe I'd be able to tell it was a joke if it was a good joke
@@absolutemaniac7368 All that means is that you're so serious, a joke has to be obvious in order for you to recognize it.
@@apricotluma looking like an idiot to a bunch of strangers isn't a joke though it just makes it seem like you don't know anything.
The anime doesn’t have levels...
“Pidgey’s attack is gust. At level 5, sand attack. At level 9-“
At level 12--
Wasn’t it level 10?
Everybody knows that now tell me what level pigey evoles?
@@catgirllover5859 lvl 19?
@@catgirllover5859 pidgey evolves into pidgeotto at level 18
I had the Sinnoh era version of this. I remember because of it I thought Rotom was a legendary for the longest time, and it mixed up the pictures of Porygon and Porygon2 so to this day I still confuse them for each other.
Oh my fucking god that book did the same for rotom for me, I had no idea the book was why I thought I was a legendary as a kid but that’ll explain it
@@notsoqualitygamer989 The funny thing is that was corrected in the updated version but even other fans who played the games got into a discussion of whether it was a legendary all because of how you encountered it and the music that played.
I been playin pokemon for 20 years, and to this day still thought rotom was legendary. Seriously tho, is it not?
At 11:10, Meditite is listed as learning the move "clam mind"
Also, at 12:52, Beldum can only learn "take down." No other moves
Meditite is a Scientologist
You know beldum can only learn take down
uhm beldum can only have take down in the wild as of gen 7 and probably before as well
@@kanhaiyalalgautam1841 oh
@@ExtremeJay_ oops
I had the original gen 1 handbook with the red cover. The biggest mistake I remember from that one was that it claimed Hitmonlee evolved into Hitmonchan. They corrected it in the delux edition. The gen 2 handbook, atleast the version I had, didn't even have all of the gen 2 pokemon. I remeber it had the starters, the baby forms and evolved forms of gen 1 pokemon, but hardly anything else. Im pretty sure it didn't have the legendary beasts or Ho-oh, Lugia, or Celebi.
This was great!!! This brought back old memories of my gen 4 handbook that I used so much it started falling apart lollll. I remember being annoyed at all the mistakes too, and I would love if you made a part 2 to this video going over some of the other handbooks!!
A wild Gengar appeared:
Ash: Pidgey, use try everything!
Pidgey: *proceeds to sing “Try Everything “*
@@idkwut2callmyself561 Ash is confused!
@@AnythingButBecky1127 it hurt itself in its confusion
*Ash died....*
*Again*
@@sparecreeper1580 haunter putted his soul back into his body
Again...
30:52 "No element of Pokemon is good against Ghost Pokémon."
My mindset every time to I go into a ghost gym because I refuse to adapt my party.
19:57 soooo the anime actually DOES reference levels. There’s an episode in the first series where Ash visits a rich private school and the kids are learning what “level” different pokemon evolve at