Here's a little interesting fact. A majority of the Team bosses run Crobat on their teams, a Pokemon that only evolves via friendship. In Black and White 2 Ghetsis's Hydreigon actually runs Frustration, a move that increases in power the more the Pokémon HATES its trainer.
Fun Fact: Ghetsis is even scarier in the manga. He captures Unova's gym leaders and hangs them on crosses outside the Pokemon League (they later escape) and he threatens to flat out burn Black alive with a Volcarona so no one will learn the N was defeated.
And he wears a completely calm-looking smile while doing all of that. What a psychopath. In the Black 2 and White 2 chapter, he says he'd rather die than being arrested, and when N tries to save him from falling from a great height, Ghetsis beats him to a bloody pulp with his cane and calls N a freak.
@@Dreamyzas Colress isn't much better. While in the games, he's just in Team Plasma to basically get research funding, and is searching to find out what brings out the true potential in Pokémon, in the manga, he fully believes control is the answer. He also acts like child, giggling with laughter whenever he enjoys something and throwing tantrums whenever something doesn't go the way he wants it to go. And while game Colress never attempts to hurt the player and even helps them, in the manga, he's perfectly fine with freezing the protagonists solid and having them thrown into the sea. Oh, and unlike in the games, where Team Plasma freezes only Opelucid City to get the DNA Splicers, in the manga, they freeze over *most of Unova's cities and towns* just for the heck of it. And if you're thinking about his role in Alola, he technically doesn't have it in the manga. He technically did create the Beast Balls, but as he's arrested at the end of the Unova saga, the "Colress" appearing in Alola is actually just a Unova protagonist in disguise. So yeah. Colress in the manga gets done super dirty. Speaking of the person who arrested him: one of the Black 2 & White 2 protagonists is a boy born without emotions. He only understands the difference between right and wrong because he was taught it from a young age by the International Police when they adopted him. He's so overly flawless that he's Looker's *superior* and has the nickname "Mr. Perfect". And the juicy bit? The leader of the International Police even taught him that it's not only okay, but even *encouraged* to *violate the human rights* if it was necessary to arrest criminals. And not just the rights of the criminals, but *civilians too!* Jeez, this manga is messed up...
People often say Team Plasma was lame. They wanted to "liberate" Pokemon, but really just wanted to run Unova. Yaaawn. Did you forget what actually happened? This man right here was a genius! He almost succeeded in tricking an entire region into releasing all of their Pokemon so he could rule as the unchallenged king. He lied to his son and manipulated him into acquiring the legendary Pokemon to insure his victory. He was truly a monster who cared nothing for others. Plus his signature Pokemon has frustration. How's that for a villain you Crobat using leaders?
+Smashfan258 You forget, he also attempted to IMPALE your character in BW2, and tried to kill N after Zekrom was captured, but your character stepped up. Censorship took those amazing lines away D:
I think Gethsis is Darkrai from Explorers of Sky. The same thing that turned the player character from human to pokemon happens to darkrai. So what if the reverse happened? What if Gethsis woke up with amnesia, but his evil personally fo darkrai shows though?
Here is an big incredible fact. Ghetsis theme is a variation of Arceus theme with his own name repeated a few times. This speaks about the god complex this character has.
Los Kokuendos de Zoch and he has the power to back it, in usum it confirms that without the main characters all the villains would have won, and ghetsis even tortures N to death and manipulates Giovanni who becomes a dimension hopping mini god, so he can back up his god complex unlike most
One thing I feel like people don't mention about Ghetsis is that you only fight him *once*. Every major villain in the other games, by the time you're at the final battle with them, you've already beaten them once or twice, so there can't be all that much tension in your final battle with them; you've beaten them before, you just need to do it again. But Ghetsis only comes out to fight you at the very end. The gym leaders, the elite four, even the champion are all down below, occupied or defeated, and now you have to fight the mastermind behind everything, for the first and last time.
Vatredox me, I had heard that hydriegon could potentially one shot your entire team an full health, so the fact that most of my Pokémon were at 50%, and with hydriegons speed advantage, I thought I was doomed, which begs the question, how did we get healed
This is literally the One-Winged Angel of Pokemon Ghetsis is literally the embodiment of fear, has a theme song that involves chanting his name and a missing body part, he’s the Pokemon equivalent of Sephiroth
This goes for all Rainbow Rocket Team Leaders. Their Pokémon are all kept in Master Balls. This includes Lysandre’s Gyrados which he apparently had a strong bond with being able to mega evolve it(I’m going off the logic the game tells you, not the actual thing. In normal gameplay you can mega evolve a Pokémon seconds after catching it)
@@Clarinet.dommy1 imo thats pretty lame The player should be able to make a bond before been able to mega evolve like max friendship or some thing after all its the bond that makes a Pokemon evolve beyond evolution
@@Clarinet.dommy1 The whole bonding to Mega Evolve thing is unbelievably dumb. It has no gameplay reflection, evil maniac villains who don't care about their Pokemon can do it no problem, and the Pokedex goes out of it's way to describe how horrific and painful Mega evolving is for the Pokemon. It goes on about how it makes them aggressive and disfigures their body or whatever, Garchomp's arms get melted and Glalie gets it's jaw broken, why would something so harmful and unnatural require a bond or anything? Yeah your Glalie gotta love you before you can dislocate it's jaw to make it stronger. I swear those Mega Evolution guys in that tower from X and Y were full of it, they were just trying to make their regional gimmick look less fucked.
The Sun and Moon mega evolutions were written because one guy in GameFreak hated megas and wanted to make them look worse. It’s very likely that the Pokédex entries describe what happens if you try to mega evolve without the strong bond - it works, but there are consequences. I’m of the mindset that a wild Pokémon can potentially mega evolve even without a trainer (as shown in the mewtwo movie) and THAT’S when the problems start occurring.
When the battle started i was like: " (Looking at my team) Ok, guys. If we lost, we die. DON'T FAIL". If my Serperior wouldn't have been fast enough, when all of my other Pokemons fainted, my character would have been dead.
@@GiadaX02 I know that maybe sounds a bit silly and like creepypasta stuff, but imagine if the game rly did something like that. The battle ends, you see all the characters standing there as you normally would before the battle started, there is no music and the screen is slowly turning black. Then appears a textbox that just says "...You lost". And then the game ends and you then have to load your last savepoint. (I would say you just have to start a new game but wanted to make it a bit more realistic)
@@tragossoboy6700 i bet they thought something like that when they were doing this game... but they just decided to not put it, because they realized it would have been too much for the very young players. Anyway, i was thinking to an alternative way to put something like this: when you lost the screen simply turns black, right? Well, one creepy "lost creepy" could be simply something like this: you lost against Ghetsis, the screen turns black slower than the other times... and then the title screen appears as if you decided to come back to it.
I don't think Ghetsis was going to betray N (remember, Ghetsis needed N to be his puppet so he could control Unova without having to catch Reshiram or Zekrom). However, just in case something were to go wrong with his plan and N were to become a problem for him, Ghetsis had this strong team, which was most likely trained by force (remember, the Hydreigon hates Ghetsis so much it even had Frustration) so he could beat N.
Dude i was like 10 when i played black and i really liked n from the start and when in team plasma castle he told how he manipulated N i straight up sweared and my family is religious and my mom gave me the scariest death stare.
I actually like dragon types the most so seeing some random pixie able to obliterate a hydra was very annoying to me, btw hydreigon is my ace in full 6 dragon team
+TheToastedWaffle That's cute...you think Ghetsis _isn't_ Satan. Well okay, in context, he isn't. In the Pokeworld, the real Satan is -Whitney- Giratina.
In context, I seriously felt sorry for his Hydreigon to have an owner so abusive and shitty that it results in a max-powered Frustration. That's the kind of abusive ownership that results in dogs with traumatic trust issues, and applying that to a three-headed dragon is disturbing.
Yet another piece of Ghestis trivia: His name’s etymology derives to “G-Cis” (which is also his name in the german version.) in music, the relationship between notes G and Cis/C# is called a tritone: a musical interval generally associated with evil. To support this, listen to this exact theme. The timpanis at the beginning play G and C# specifically to set an ominous tone while musically symbolizing Ghestis evil nature.
Literally Gen 5 is the best generation in every category. It's so good and complete. I hope Nintendo doesn't touch them for the Switch or my disappointment will be immeasurable and my day will be ruined
@@wankawanka3053 Bruh designs were good though. Ice cream, literal pigeon, and trash pokemon are actually kinda cool. Blame Gen 1 for bad designs. It's got a pile of muck, a ball, eggs, and a lot are basically just animals.
me running into deino before the elite 4: i love you and i will cherish you. me 5 hours later sweeping ghetsis with an overleveled hydreigon: begone foul man
Me on my like 3rd attempt fighting him: *Successfully phases out his Hydreigon to his Seismitoad via Samurott's Dragon Tail (yes, Samurott can learn Dragon Tail)* *Gets his Seismitoad into Full Restore range, then sends in severely underleveled Tranquill, Ghetsis uses Full Restore on Seismitoad, Tranqill uses Feather Dance on Seismitoad, then gets sacked* *Sends out Haxorus, proceeds to set up Dragon Dances and Swords Dances while healing with Hyper Potions* "Against all the evil that Ghetsis can conjure...all the wickedness that Team Plasma can produce...we will send unto them, only you...RIP AND TEAR. UNTIL IT IS DONE." *Haxorus proceeds to obliterate the remainder of Ghetsis' team, at one point hitting itself in confusion due to Outrages obliterating Hydreigon and Bouffalant, but his Cofagrigus missed Will-O-Wisp, so one last Crunch, Ghetsis is finished* Fun fact: My Haxorus lived on exactly 1 HP after hitting itself in confusion due to Outrages obliterating Hydreigon and Bouffalant
Fun fact time Ghetsis is the only evil team leader that fights you with a full team. In White 2 and Black 2, he actually becomes the only trainer to fight you with 7 Pokemon, first fighting you with Kyurem, then fighting you immediately with his team of 6. EDIT spelling
This man is by far THE BEST Pokemon villan. He was literally going to kill you if you lost the battle to him! His theme really shows how menacing and controlling he is. Jesus I had a mini heart attack when he wanted to battle after the fact that I just finished the Pokemon league but thankfully somehow... My Pokemon were healed.
@@nockradqkdak7992 If you lose to ghetsis you just appear back in the poke center in the pokemon league, and there's a grunt that you can talk to, toteleport back to the castle and try again.
Ghetsis definitely has the most "endgame" feeling boss music out of the pokemon villains. Some of the other themes are good, but his really feels like that Unova is completely lost if he beats you.
It's all part of a theory due to Hydreigon having Frustration in his moveset in B2W2, a move that is stronger the lower a Pokemon's happiness which Hydreigon just happens to have the losest possible. People think that Ghetsis abused Hydreigon to make it evolve way earlier than it should and after evolving it went berserk and ripped of Ghetsis' arm which is why we never see it
@@thewholehorse7140 Likely not ripped off, but badly burned. We see in the opening cinematic Ghetsis crowning N as the king of Team Plasma, where his missing arm is black as he raises the crown.
@@Cdoggle, There was this other theory I heard about how Ghetsis may have already came into contact with Kyurem even before the events of BW and to use the DNA Splicers had been his plan from the start but after attempting to capture Kyurem it attacked and froze his arm completely, which is why it's black since it is heavily frost bitten. But after he failed to capture Kyurem he decided to go for Reshiram/Zekrom first and then bring that back to subdue and capture Kyurem that way instead
Obviously Hydreigon is countered by Fairy types, in 1v1. In a 6v6 battle, you need some specific things to stop a Hydreigon rampage. Stealth Rock support and Speed control via Sticky Web only make things worse. For example, a Life Orb Hydreigon can 2HKO Sylveon on the switch with Flash Cannon. A non Life Orb one can do the same, if it has used Focus Energy and holds a Scope Lens to guarantee the crit. This Hydreigon can also 2HKO Eviolite Chansey with Superpower, OHKO Kartana with Draco Meteor, and score some other impressive kills.
When I played Black it was on a Randomiser, so as you might imagine, all the buildup to the fight, and then this awesome epic music... ... Were kind of undercut when he led with Cleffa.
But... how can you not be scared of the almighty Cleffa, he chose it for it's AMAZING power! ...In all seriousness that is funny as hell, tell me he had an Azurill too.
Sam MacDhubh Actually, he didn't. Ghetsis' other Pokemon were Flareon, Seismitoad, Noctowl, Clamperl and Dusknoir. So really, his team wasn't that bad, especially considering what the Elite Four's teams looked like in the same game. The Cleffa got OHKO'd by my Leafeon (best Leafeon ever, btw. He had Bad Dreams and learned Spore around level 40.)
Aaa H still strong checks to dragon types, but I agree it definitely nearly shut down fighting types. At least they checked Dragon and Dark types, but they also gave Metal types a rise.
This theme song is the prime example of "Not even your newly captured legendary can save you" **edit** I will say when I first heard this song (I was like 9 or 10 when this game first came out) I didn’t like it as much. But overtime my mental taste buds have gotten better and now this theme terrifies me. Shows how psychotic ghetsis is.
Everybody's joking about how ghetsis' hydreigon is underlevelled, but honestly, thank god... Imagine him sending out a level 64 in the end battle. Actually, I don't want to imagine that.
Me : Laughing with my intense Zekrom training of killing thousands and thousands Heatmor and finished the game with a Zekrom level 93 (I even found a shiny Heatmor)
@@strylon2277 You can't grind your Zekrom to fight Ghetsis, you're forced to fight him right after you get it with no breaks. Leveling up a Zekrom would only help you in the post game, where you can't fight Ghetsis. Unless you traded or whatever.
*You are challenged by Team Plasma Ghetsis!* *Team Plasma Ghetsis sent out Hydreigon!* *No! There’s no running from a trainer battle!* *No! There’s no running from a trainer battle!* *No! There’s no running from a trainer battle!* *No! There’s no running from a trainer battle!* *No! There’s no running from a trainer battle!* Welp, you tried
Another reason why Black and White are the best games in the series: You don't fight the Champion to win, you fight the evil team boss to win. Not only that, but Ghetsis is by far harder than every other Champion save Cynthia.
Still Ghetsis is far harder than Red. I veat Red easy with a level 70 team. All you need to do is outspeed that Pikachu and have a strong physical attacker like Gyarados or Machamp and the battle is done. The Kanto starters cant really be called STRONG
I genuinely felt threatened - as if my life was in danger - as a small child during this part of the playthrough.The storylining, the art, the music... WOW. They did such an amazing job at portraying a TRULY rotten villain.
One detail a lot of people don’t notice is that Ghetsis’ Hydreigon can counter N’s ENTIRE TEAM. Think about how evil that is. He not only manipulated his son, but he made sure that his son wouldn’t be able to win if he chose to fight back.
And correct me if I'm thinking of another character, but doesn't Ghetsis' Hydreigon use the move Frustration, which increases in power the more the Pokemon HATES it's trainer?
It took me power leveling a Scrafty to beat his Hydragon. Turns out instead of EV training it to be a speedy boy it turns out I made him a physical and Special defense tank. Still one shot it with High Jump Kick.
*Defeats N.* Me: Alright, now I can finally save Unov-- *Ghetsis appears* Me: I'll take down your team! *Ghetsis' entire team counters mine.* Me: Ok, it's his last pokemon, Zekrom do your-- *Ghetsis sent out Hydregon.* Me: ........................... I think those are sl-- *Hydregon annihilates my team.* *I PROCEED TO BLACK OUT FROM SHEER LACK OF WILL TO CONTINUE AFTER THIS DISGRACE.* *GHETSIS'S HYDREGON IS THE REASON FAIRY TYPES EXIST.*
I like how B/W has the squares in their title of black and white, almost like a chessboard. This also links back to "black and white" with the chess theme. All the time in the game you know N is king of Team Plasma, so almost like in chess, taking down N is like taking down the king, and you've won. But when Ghetsis comes along, he reveals that all this time, while N has been the "king", he is no more than one of his pawns. It's almost like a game of chess fighting team plasma. It's probably a coincidence, but I noticed it.
@@vanessachowjiaying4423 I mean, shades of morality was a concept way before Code Geass, but yeah, we can go with that, too. In this game's case, I'm pretty sure it's about N's view of "Good" and "Evil" -- owning pokemon is "Evil" and having pokemon in the wild is "Good." No middle ground. It's Black and White to him. But the game is about challenging such views and making people realize that things aren't so 'Black and White' in reality. There is, as you say, a lot of different layers of morality.
@@krystallinekris The protagonists of both stories (BW and BW2), despite being from different times, stick to their own convictions and paths . Their conviction is the co-existance of both humanity and pokemon, not having their free will and rights being taken away by force. Both sides have the right to choose their own paths; pokemon chose to follow their trainers and trainers chose to be by their pokemon's side. Ghetsis had no right to take away those choices to fuel his god-complex of complete control.
Ghetsis. Oh man, Ghetstis. The man who wants to rule everything that can be ruled. The man who tortures and abuses Pokemon to force them to be stronger. The man who's main uses Frustration, a move that gets stronger the more the Pokemon HATES its trainer. The man who doesn't even love his son and only sees him as a tool to gain more Legendary Pokemon to achieve his goals. The man who isn't afraid to threaten and even KILL a child to win. The man who built his team to body his own son's team to prevent him from fighting back. The man that makes every other Pokemon villain look like the most friendly people, even Cyrus. The man...that isn't even human. He is the true monster of the Pokemon world. And there is no low that Ghetsis won't stoop to, even if it only achieves a small victory. He has no heart, he has no remorse, he has no regrets. Only rage and a goal to rule over humans and Pokemon. Ghetsis is a man to truly fear.
I’ve always loved how threatening this song is. A minute and a half of nothing but pounding percussion, then the song cuts out, then an ethereal choir starts chanting his name. That’s next level, especially for a Pokémon game
+Jardakk Bonemaster My team was consisted of Haxorus, Serperior, Krookodile, Chandelure and Archeops my first time through. His hydreigon outsped everything on my team and needless to say i was swept off the face of the earth.
You hear this theme and you just *feel* the evil. Imagine trying to face him immediately after you've beaten N, without having had your Pokemon healed, when you'd be running on fumes with nothing left in the tank. Imagine trying to face a full team picked and trained for the purpose of taking out N's team, headed by a pseudo-legendary with ridiculous special attack stats that can sweep you in just one hit. Imagine it.
This was the most intense final fight in the series for me, nothing even comes close. This guy was seriously going to destroy everything if you lost. And this music is legitimately terrifying and threatening for a Pokémon game
@@jacet4607 i just lost to him xD but nothing happens you just get to try again. Since I've accepted that my current team can't beat him I decided to stop and pretend my character died (until I get the motivation to train)
Battling Ghetsis as a kid felt so damn grande. I'll never forget that experience, the first time I fought Ghetsis. Man, I love Gen 5 so much, the best stories and games in all of Pokémon.
Lawyer: Pardon me, mr Ghetsis, but I’m on a conference call with a mr groudon, kyogre, rayquaza, and the almighty Arceus. They’re filing a class action lawsuit against you for serial theft of drums.
vsco girl Woah, slow down here. They said she COULD be worse, not that they wanted to make her worse. Also, I agree. At least Lusamine once loved her children, and continues to do so after Sun and Moon. Only time she really was an extremely bad person was when she was with Nihilego. Plus, technically, Lillie and Gladion stole her Pokemon, so she’s provoked either way. Ghetsis, however, is way worse. He knew exactly what he was doing with N, an innocent person who loved Pokémon. Yet he still lied and brainwashed him into being the King of Team Plasma. He’s also mentally insane, a sore loser, and a psychopath. In B2W2, he attempted to kill N and the player with Kyerum. In USUM, he threatened to kill Lillie if the player didn’t put down his Pokeball, and things could have ended in disaster if it wasn’t for Colress. He’s a terrible person and a bad father. Lusamine definitely could have been worse
Either way, I hope lusamine is behind bars for life. Whether she shaped up or not, she needs a punishment. I also hope Ghetsis got a big punishment. Hopefully the Shadow Triad have been captured.
It's been pointed out tons of times but i'll still say it, Not only is his team infernally difficult to beat...But it was literally designed to have a tremendous type AND stat advantage over N's Final team, Ghetsis KNEW he couldn't have N manipulated forever, and he was ready to take his Pokemon by force. That's fucking horrifying. (Hydreigon for example, has a higher base speed stat than Reshiram/Zekrom. and we know that firsthand if we sent our dragon out against him.)
The funny thing is,n's archeops has dragon claw,and could kill the hydreigon with it if its a high roll,other than that ghetsis prob will sweep N and kill him after he won
@@AxisChurchDevotee Yeah, Ghetsis was ready to take the hard route, and he would of easily crushed everyone into submission or death if it wasn't for Hilbert/Hilda.
I love this theme, because it perfectly fits Ghetsis as a character. All other Pokèmon villains have been rather simplistic in their villainy, being motivated by greed, ambition or loneliness. Ghetsis is the only villain where all those motivations qualify. His absolutely despicable nature is also something that's quite unique to him. His abusive relationship with N, and his demonization of humans relations with Pokèmon made him for more than a simple crook, he was an absolute monster. And man, do I love him for it. Hoping we'll see some truly demonic villains like him again in some future game!
Dobadobadooo I am absolutely perfect! I AM PERFECTION! I am the perfect ruler for a perfect new world! - ghetsis. part of his breakdown after being defeated.
Zachary Coleman stole? (And yes, I know this comment is outdated but still) I'm talking about on LORE aspect as in: arceus is the first Pokemon (DONT GIVE ME HATE COMMENTS ABOUT MEW PLATINUM WAS MY FIST GAME THUS MAKING MY OPINION SET IN STONE.) Arceus created all he was before groudon and kyogre however if this was who came first IRL yes, kyogre and groudon should be first
This is probably the most intimidating villain theme that the series has ever written. Especially given the knowledge that if you lose this battle, under no uncertain terms, Ghetsis WILL kill you.
Something that separates Ghetsis from other evil bosses is his Hydriegon. Most evil bosses have Crobats, which evolve by friendship. This shows that they do care for their Pokémon. But Ghetsis's Hydriegon runs MAX POWER Frustration, a move that increases it's power the more the Pokémon hates their trainer. Ghetsis's Hydriegon HATES HIM.
CriminalSableye Me: HA!!! I BEAT THIS!!! Ghetsis: * strolls in with a smug ass grin on his face * Uh huh? Me: OH HELL NAH!!!!!! Ghetsis: * nods * Yup. Fite me, bitch. Me: * fights him * EARGASM!!! Ghetsis: Somethin' wrong with you dere, kid?
When I hear this theme, the tension is at an all time high. Vernias getting a Star off a hidden block. Sophist yelling that he doesn't deserve it and that he was a leech. Nick complaining that he had gotten two Skeleton Keys off hidden blocks. Brent gears up to roll and then he rolls a 1. It was at this moment everyone knew that things just got wild... very wild. And then Brent pleads his heart out to convince Nick to use the Skeleton Key to open the path. Vernias then says, "And you want him to steal the star? Nick, think this through for one second." It was hilarity but it was just pure tension. All this on a Mario Party skin.
Exeron Yeah but Giovanni didn't really do much (I actually think Team Rocket did more in his absence) whereas Ghetsis achieved quite a lot, and went about his business in a much cleverer way through manipulation rather than "Hello, I am evil".
oh snap....you're right.... I think Ghetsis is....I mean, at least Lusamine actually loved her children....at one point.....and started to again at the end.
I would say Ghetsis. Sure, Lusamine was pretty bad, But at least she learned from her mistakes, Ghetsis did not do so. Not to mention, Lusamine once had cared for her children, as mentioned by Lillie several times. It seems Ghetsis only adopted N as a way for him to gain the power of the legendaries. I don't think you can even call Ghetsis a father, he's just a dick
Oh my God, this battle was fucking infamous. Just when i thought Ghetsis is another leader of a team that i can defeat while fluffing around, that fucking Hydreigon outsped my entire team and proceeds to sweep everything, even Reshiram. How is it a good idea to have a Hydreigon that knows surf.
+Dogempire but Hydreihon has a lot of weaknesses, he's a realy good offensive pokemon (I know what i'm talking about, he's one of my sweeper in oras) with an incredible move pool, but he's realy bad defensievly
+math77370 In 6th Gen, yes. With 4x times weakness to fairy types, he is pretty bad defensively. But there's no fairy in 5th Gen, and remember that thing would probably outspeed dang near every pokemon you could acquire by that point (Mienshao, Archeops, and Scolipede are notable exceptions)
Why do we have hands? There are many reasons: -To feed our enemies to Hydreigon -To praise Hydreigon -To forfeit all of our possessions to Hydreigon -To bow down to Lord Hydreigon
Fun fact: Ghetsis battle theme is based on Arceus' battle theme because of Ghetsis' megalomania (desesperate need of power) and view of himself as a god.
people in 2019: wow happy new year guys!! i can feel 2020 is going to be a great year! 2020: *_muffled ghetsis battle theme_* Edit cause someone requested this unfunny joke be extended: people at the end of 2020: phew, that wasn't as great as we'd hoped, but at least we're still alive, right? we made it out. we still have the new year to look forward to!! *2̷̨̡̫͖̲͕̥͓̣͔̃̋͒̊̀̓ͅ0̷̛̜̗̪̆̈̏̎͗̈́̿̊̀͘͠2̶̺̥̬̤̬̖̻̯̮̝̻̻͐͗̈́1̵̡̮̭͚̅͗̇̓ :* ANOTHER EDIT THIS IS GETTING SO OLD BUT IDC
N: Arceus called, he wants his drums back Ghetsis: Nope Arceus: Give 'em back or I'm calling the police Ghetsis: What police? Arceus: *Time travels and sets everything up for you to take down Ghetsis Ghetsis: There still aren't any police
I actually feel bad for Ghetsis’ Hydreigon. It clearly hates him as evidenced by it use of Frustration in B2W2. The poor thing is forced to carry out Ghetsis’ bidding only to be stomped out by the player character during your battle with him. Similar to how N released his Pokémon for you to catch them in B2W2, I wish Ghetsis’ Pokémon were also released for you to catch.
And apparently he forced his hydreigon to evolve because the way hydreigon evolves is that zwellious’ heads compete against eachother and one eats the other. So I think that ghetsis forced the zwellious heads to fight and get killed.
You have _no idea_ how damn good it would make me feel to rehabilitate this monster's Hydreigon. I'd give it all the care and support that its last trainer never did.
Virgin Giovanni: Stuck using ground types Has a pet Persian Runs a team that has no real motive Stuck being a gym leader Runs away after losing to a child Chad Ghetsis: Uses many types Has a pet Hydriegon Runs the best evil team in the series His battle is after the champion Attempts to catch a dragon after losing to a child
Hydreigon: So, did you do know I'm faster than BOTH of the mascot Legendaries and cam sweep your team very easily. Garchomp: First time? *DRAGAPULT HAS ENTERED THE GAME*
Al principio no lo supe, pero cuando lo hize, me di cuenta algo que ignoraba, y que durante la batalla me daba la sensación de que algo pasaba, y mi cabeza hizo click en ese momento; Ghechis quería matarme, y con cada movimiento que ejecutaba con sus pokemon, no eran por así decirlo dirigidos a mis pokemon, sino A MI, y mis Pokémon se dieron cuenta de eso, y hacían lo posible para protegerme a toda costa :v 😨🙁😕😠😦
You should try Colosseum and XD's final bosses for a spin, particularly if you're trying to snag all the Shadow Pokemon. They get NASTY real fast if you're not prepared.
It makes sense, since he's half insane his strategies shouldn't be as sharp or as carefully crafted as they used to be. I do agree he was too easy tho.
It was said, that after he escaped from prison with help of Shadow Triad he lost his Pokemon, so - what's logical - he had to find new. But I will never understand why in place of Bisharp he catched Drapion, while he had already Dark and Poison types.
Oh my god, I love Ghetsis. He's such a fucking psychopath, so goddamn brutal. They did a solid job of writing him as someone who can easily pose as a philanthropist, someone who outwardly appears to be charitable and kind, but is actually an abusive, power-hungry monster. Pokémon doesn't usually do characters like this. Actually, now that I think about it, I can't name any other Pokémon characters that hit the same extremes that Ghetsis does. And that's why I like him so much.
I came back here after defeating Ghetsis! I was literally terrified when he just came at me, since N had fainted half of my Pokemon and I didn't heal. N's a real OG, healing my Pokemon with his magic powers.
This theme feels like your fighting the Devil. Come to think of it, Acreus’ theme and Ghetsis’ theme are pretty similar. Both have drums to build up tension, they give you the feel of unease and intimidation, and it also gives you a feeling that your life is on the line. For Arceus, your literally battling god, as for Ghetsis: *he will MURDER you if you lose.*
He will murder what? He would most probably murder both Alder, N and The Character viciously. Or would have tortured them to death. Judging from his previous actions, we can say that.
I'm using Ghetsis Hydreigon moveset in Wi-Fi battles. That thing always destroys 2-3 of opponent's pokemon. It even taked down bulked Volcarona and Suicune in one battle. Best EV trained pokemon of all timelines.
I like how the beginning uses so much percussion to convey such an intense mood, and the pitched percussion and slow integration of other instruments really brings in just this ominous feeling, like this person is truly intense, scary, and something to be feared, someone to take seriously. It really works with his character!
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Here's a little interesting fact.
A majority of the Team bosses run Crobat on their teams, a Pokemon that only evolves via friendship. In Black and White 2 Ghetsis's Hydreigon actually runs Frustration, a move that increases in power the more the Pokémon HATES its trainer.
Still wondering how his Hydreigon can obey him after that.
@@AbdulAhad0128 Ghetsis probably forced it to obey him which wouldn't be surprising as he would have killed N if he actually got the chance.
@@AbdulAhad0128 just because Hydreigon hates him doesn't mean his other Pokemon feel the same
@@ksoundkaiju9256 though if his ace hates him, then is other pokemon probably do aswell.
Weird considering even Cyrus has a crobat and doesn't he give a shit about everything.
I heard that this theme sounds a little like Arceus' theme, showing how Ghetsis thinks about himself as a god, and everyone else are infefior
Best villain. Giovanni should be remembered as a badass mafia boss.
in that case you also should be able to one shot him accidentaly when trying to catch him
That and how the song repeats *GHETSIS* quite often making it seem like a cult.
That man... He is so twisted in his mind that he even thinks he is a “God”... He will NEVER be like me. *N E V E R!*
"A Pokémon, even if it's revered as a deity, is still just a Pokémon."
*Ghetsis sent out Hydreigon!*
*No! There's no running from a trainer battle!*
I could one hit him with flamethrower
And lots of cheats
t r a i n e r
@@nockradqkdak7992 Showoff
Not really showing off skill if you’re telling everyone you used cheats.
Fun Fact: Ghetsis is even scarier in the manga. He captures Unova's gym leaders and hangs them on crosses outside the Pokemon League (they later escape) and he threatens to flat out burn Black alive with a Volcarona so no one will learn the N was defeated.
And he wears a completely calm-looking smile while doing all of that. What a psychopath.
In the Black 2 and White 2 chapter, he says he'd rather die than being arrested, and when N tries to save him from falling from a great height, Ghetsis beats him to a bloody pulp with his cane and calls N a freak.
@@wikiuser92 YO WTF THIS ACTUALLY HAPENED??
@@dr.latency34 Yup. 100% official.
@@wikiuser92
I knew the manga was brutal…. but holy shinotic.
@@Dreamyzas Colress isn't much better. While in the games, he's just in Team Plasma to basically get research funding, and is searching to find out what brings out the true potential in Pokémon, in the manga, he fully believes control is the answer. He also acts like child, giggling with laughter whenever he enjoys something and throwing tantrums whenever something doesn't go the way he wants it to go.
And while game Colress never attempts to hurt the player and even helps them, in the manga, he's perfectly fine with freezing the protagonists solid and having them thrown into the sea. Oh, and unlike in the games, where Team Plasma freezes only Opelucid City to get the DNA Splicers, in the manga, they freeze over *most of Unova's cities and towns* just for the heck of it.
And if you're thinking about his role in Alola, he technically doesn't have it in the manga. He technically did create the Beast Balls, but as he's arrested at the end of the Unova saga, the "Colress" appearing in Alola is actually just a Unova protagonist in disguise. So yeah. Colress in the manga gets done super dirty.
Speaking of the person who arrested him: one of the Black 2 & White 2 protagonists is a boy born without emotions. He only understands the difference between right and wrong because he was taught it from a young age by the International Police when they adopted him. He's so overly flawless that he's Looker's *superior* and has the nickname "Mr. Perfect". And the juicy bit? The leader of the International Police even taught him that it's not only okay, but even *encouraged* to *violate the human rights* if it was necessary to arrest criminals. And not just the rights of the criminals, but *civilians too!*
Jeez, this manga is messed up...
People often say Team Plasma was lame. They wanted to "liberate" Pokemon, but really just wanted to run Unova. Yaaawn. Did you forget what actually happened? This man right here was a genius! He almost succeeded in tricking an entire region into releasing all of their Pokemon so he could rule as the unchallenged king. He lied to his son and manipulated him into acquiring the legendary Pokemon to insure his victory. He was truly a monster who cared nothing for others. Plus his signature Pokemon has frustration. How's that for a villain you Crobat using leaders?
Don't forget that their leader has divine percussions in his theme.
+Smashfan258 Ghetsis wants to slaughter Pokemon.
+Plas grunt Cyrus wanted to decimate the Universe and create on of his own as its God. Biggest psycho badass of the villains.
+Smashfan258 You forget, he also attempted to IMPALE your character in BW2, and tried to kill N after Zekrom was captured, but your character stepped up.
Censorship took those amazing lines away D:
I think Gethsis is Darkrai from Explorers of Sky. The same thing that turned the player character from human to pokemon happens to darkrai. So what if the reverse happened? What if Gethsis woke up with amnesia, but his evil personally fo darkrai shows though?
Here is an big incredible fact.
Ghetsis theme is a variation of Arceus theme with his own name repeated a few times. This speaks about the god complex this character has.
A Man who take whatever he want with real power
Los Kokuendos de Zoch and he has the power to back it, in usum it confirms that without the main characters all the villains would have won, and ghetsis even tortures N to death and manipulates Giovanni who becomes a dimension hopping mini god, so he can back up his god complex unlike most
Isn't the chorus saying "Penitence"?
@@xalt5321 nah it says ghetsis
nah but fr who's denis?
And after this fight everyone wanted a Hydreigon.
Soulr B I loved him even before the battle
I have one and it's awesome xp
Soulr B Who wouldn't? It's so cute! Well, sorta...
Soulr B I have a level 100 hydregon
Soulr B I wish he could get a mega, i think all the Pseudo should get one.
One thing I feel like people don't mention about Ghetsis is that you only fight him *once*. Every major villain in the other games, by the time you're at the final battle with them, you've already beaten them once or twice, so there can't be all that much tension in your final battle with them; you've beaten them before, you just need to do it again.
But Ghetsis only comes out to fight you at the very end. The gym leaders, the elite four, even the champion are all down below, occupied or defeated, and now you have to fight the mastermind behind everything, for the first and last time.
Same deal in B2W2
He's basically the "champion" of the game since you've beaten everyone else in the league so that's kinda cool lol-
Archie in Emerald also was only battled once.
Red in Gen 2...
And because of that, he doesn't use weaker/lower level Pokemon for no reason other than "game progression balance".
Ghetsis: *sends a Hydragon under Lv.64
Me: Why did Lance teach you his technique
Say that to my three inappropriately leveled dragonites
Abuse, probably. Team Rocket forced a magikarp to evolve in G/S/C, so that confirms that it _can_ happen
Jaeir Aguilar good reference
@@generalbattery1838 thanks
Should be glad that Lance didnt teach him his secret technique of having moves on a Pokemon that *cant ever learn* said move.
who else had a panic attacking not knowing that your pokemon would be healed before this battle
Me.
me
Vatredox Me.
Vatredox me, I had heard that hydriegon could potentially one shot your entire team an full health, so the fact that most of my Pokémon were at 50%, and with hydriegons speed advantage, I thought I was doomed, which begs the question, how did we get healed
I think N probably does, after realizing that Ghetsis is a bad guy.
You cannot make your Hydreigon evolve at level fifty-four!
"Screw the rules, I have green hair."
"My Eelektross also has Levitate"
@@demonspecialist67 That's all elektross
@@realmario979 r/woooosh
Lmao the Yugioh reference
Ah the yugioh abridged reference
You know damn well that the only thing stopping Ghetsis from killing you was the E10+ rating, and even THAT barely stopped him.
Both the first and second games
No ratings will separate me from my plans. None!
i honest to god can't believe this an E10+ game considering the shit that goes down
What's E10?
@@JoaquinRodrigUEzP it means rated for everyone 10 years or older
This is a theme that screams "this isn't a game now, little boy"
“THIS AIN’T THE GAME YOU PLAYED BACK ON YOUR LITTLE PUKE COLORED SCREEN ANYMORE, LITTLE SHIT”
Actually, it screams *GHETSIS*
@@Aflay1 Dennis
That's more Lysander.. who mass murdered the entire planet
HOHHHHHHHHHHH AHHHHHHHHH HOHHHHHHHH
BAT BADAT BAT BAT PATETETETETETETETETT
This is literally the One-Winged Angel of Pokemon
Ghetsis is literally the embodiment of fear, has a theme song that involves chanting his name and a missing body part, he’s the Pokemon equivalent of Sephiroth
I know, right?!
All it's missing is latin and itd be complete!! Perhaps in the remakes for B&W we will get that?
Latin lyrics are cooler than normal lyrics
what about rose's battle theme
I remembered this song a few days ago abd came to the realization too!!!
The fact that all his pokemons in USUM are kept in master balls really says how much pokemon despise him.
This goes for all Rainbow Rocket Team Leaders. Their Pokémon are all kept in Master Balls. This includes Lysandre’s Gyrados which he apparently had a strong bond with being able to mega evolve it(I’m going off the logic the game tells you, not the actual thing. In normal gameplay you can mega evolve a Pokémon seconds after catching it)
@@Clarinet.dommy1 imo thats pretty lame The player should be able to make a bond before been able to mega evolve like max friendship or some thing after all its the bond that makes a Pokemon evolve beyond evolution
@@sujalchavan4822 Agreed
@@Clarinet.dommy1 The whole bonding to Mega Evolve thing is unbelievably dumb. It has no gameplay reflection, evil maniac villains who don't care about their Pokemon can do it no problem, and the Pokedex goes out of it's way to describe how horrific and painful Mega evolving is for the Pokemon. It goes on about how it makes them aggressive and disfigures their body or whatever, Garchomp's arms get melted and Glalie gets it's jaw broken, why would something so harmful and unnatural require a bond or anything? Yeah your Glalie gotta love you before you can dislocate it's jaw to make it stronger. I swear those Mega Evolution guys in that tower from X and Y were full of it, they were just trying to make their regional gimmick look less fucked.
The Sun and Moon mega evolutions were written because one guy in GameFreak hated megas and wanted to make them look worse. It’s very likely that the Pokédex entries describe what happens if you try to mega evolve without the strong bond - it works, but there are consequences.
I’m of the mindset that a wild Pokémon can potentially mega evolve even without a trainer (as shown in the mewtwo movie) and THAT’S when the problems start occurring.
This theme really says "There's no going back." Seriously. Ghetsis was definitely going to kill you if you lost.
I believe he tried to pull that same shit in black and white 2
You just go back to nearest pokemon centre
When the battle started i was like: " (Looking at my team) Ok, guys. If we lost, we die. DON'T FAIL". If my Serperior wouldn't have been fast enough, when all of my other Pokemons fainted, my character would have been dead.
@@GiadaX02 I know that maybe sounds a bit silly and like creepypasta stuff, but imagine if the game rly did something like that. The battle ends, you see all the characters standing there as you normally would before the battle started, there is no music and the screen is slowly turning black. Then appears a textbox that just says "...You lost". And then the game ends and you then have to load your last savepoint. (I would say you just have to start a new game but wanted to make it a bit more realistic)
@@tragossoboy6700 i bet they thought something like that when they were doing this game... but they just decided to not put it, because they realized it would have been too much for the very young players. Anyway, i was thinking to an alternative way to put something like this: when you lost the screen simply turns black, right? Well, one creepy "lost creepy" could be simply something like this: you lost against Ghetsis, the screen turns black slower than the other times... and then the title screen appears as if you decided to come back to it.
Scariest part about Ghetsis is that his whole team would abosulety curbstomp N's team. Makes me wonder if he was planning on betraying N?
@MechaZord : obviously. He was prepared if n qould betray him WITH THE LEGENDARY POKEMON.
I don't think Ghetsis was going to betray N (remember, Ghetsis needed N to be his puppet so he could control Unova without having to catch Reshiram or Zekrom). However, just in case something were to go wrong with his plan and N were to become a problem for him, Ghetsis had this strong team, which was most likely trained by force (remember, the Hydreigon hates Ghetsis so much it even had Frustration) so he could beat N.
@@fersja1816
Yes but, both Legendaries are outrun by Hydreigon meaning Ghetsis still wins.
I always wondered if N ever listened to Getchis party Pokémon
@@descendeus9679
Better Question: If he talked to Hydreigon, would he hear three voices at once?
ghetsis is so evil even his own pokemon hates him.
he even runs frustation on his pokemon ( move that gets stronger the more the pokemon hate you)
Jesse Steijn and it’s FULL FUCKING POWER
patrick susulin Yo I Srs 5time to win
Hydreigon used frustration!
*your entire team fainted!*
@@panacottafugo Yeah
Ghetsis: Sends out Hydreigon
Me: Sends out Emboar
Me: Clicks Hammer Arm
Hydreigon: Uses *_S U R F_*
Ds : *confused screaming*
Same, but mine lived.
Laughs in Sammurott
@@witheredbonnie9268 Hydreigon: Laughs in Thunderbolt
@@towasho9346
Boldore: Laughs in Sturdy
Leavanny: laughs in Bug type moves
@@witheredbonnie9268 Hydreigon: Laughs in Focus Flast and Fire Blast
Unlike most of villains in pokémon, Ghetsis isn't cold-hearted... He's utterly heartless.
Cyrus?
@@grey4g Cyrus is Expressionless
BankaiMetal no
@@grey4g he do got a crobat though so at some point he had emotions
Dude i was like 10 when i played black and i really liked n from the start and when in team plasma castle he told how he manipulated N i straight up sweared and my family is religious and my mom gave me the scariest death stare.
Me, playing Ultra Moon: *Throws out my Sylveon* “I’ve waited a long time for this, old man...”
Galactica Schuyler how satisfiying was it?
The future is now old man
Ive seen ghetsis 2 times so i said How many times do we have to teach you this lesson old man
*Y E S*
I love how he returns in team rainbow rocket tho. HE NEEDED TREATMENT
This is why fairy types were introduced next gen.
And iris' haxorous
A bit to fucking late
I actually like dragon types the most so seeing some random pixie able to obliterate a hydra was very annoying to me, btw hydreigon is my ace in full 6 dragon team
Random Non 3859 true, but it balanced how op dragon types were
@@mythy4539 The dragon TYPE wasn't that strong overall, it was mostly the pokemon that have it are just absolute team nukers
What kind of man runs frustration on his signature pokemon?
+brendan greene The kind of man that doesn't give A SINGLE THOUGHT OF CARE OR LOVE for his own Pokemon, that's who.
that's pretty sad considering its his strongest attack... hydreigon rather have Satan as his trainer more than ghetsis. probably
+TheToastedWaffle That's cute...you think Ghetsis _isn't_ Satan.
Well okay, in context, he isn't. In the Pokeworld, the real Satan is -Whitney- Giratina.
In context, I seriously felt sorry for his Hydreigon to have an owner so abusive and shitty that it results in a max-powered Frustration. That's the kind of abusive ownership that results in dogs with traumatic trust issues, and applying that to a three-headed dragon is disturbing.
Ghost OH BOY 3 AM!
Yet another piece of Ghestis trivia:
His name’s etymology derives to “G-Cis” (which is also his name in the german version.) in music, the relationship between notes G and Cis/C# is called a tritone: a musical interval generally associated with evil. To support this, listen to this exact theme. The timpanis at the beginning play G and C# specifically to set an ominous tone while musically symbolizing Ghestis evil nature.
G-Cis spoken English also sounds a bit like Jesus, underlining the god complex
@@manutrollolol Exactly what I thought!
Plus the theme is also a remix of Arceus’ theme. Really represents Ghetsis’s god-complex
GETTTTTT THIIIIISSSSSSSS, GET THISSSSSS
@@ImyIsStillHereDENNISSS
The chanting started right when the message "Ghetsis is about to send out Hydreigon" appeared for me on my first playthrough
Your reaction to it? Also jesus christ that is menacing.
*_HE IS COMING._*
*THERE IS NO HOPE, SURRENDER.*
Objective: Survive
*roll initiative*
Hydriegon used D-Pulse!
Scrafty endured the hit!
Scrafty used Hi Jump Kick!
Hydreigon avoided the attack!
Scrafty kept going and crashed!
*Breaks DS*
*pats back* we've all been there, against different opponents maybe, but we have.
I invoked that on my enemies with a protean kecleon that used shadow sneak lmao
SAME OMFG!!
Cybroniks it’s funny bc hydreigon never got dark pulse in either version!
Hydreigon*
Black and White did SOOOO much right, it‘s unbelievable how hated they were back then
yea sucks to be them
Literally Gen 5 is the best generation in every category. It's so good and complete. I hope Nintendo doesn't touch them for the Switch or my disappointment will be immeasurable and my day will be ruined
@@eri_sister_of_aerial not the Pokémon designs🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@wankawanka3053 Nintendo better not touch it for a remake
@@wankawanka3053 Bruh designs were good though. Ice cream, literal pigeon, and trash pokemon are actually kinda cool.
Blame Gen 1 for bad designs. It's got a pile of muck, a ball, eggs, and a lot are basically just animals.
Fairy type was created solely because of his Hydreigon.
Andrew Weaver
before that, we had lame fighting and ice types
@@OtterFan48 not really fairy types were soley 4 dragons, when u a pair dragon types with the right typing it's have no weaknesses
Gee ya don't say
Spiritomb: am I a joke to you?
@@onwu6894 hydreigon was ravaging then gen 5 competitive meta and it was a solid choice in gen 6
'Ghetsis sent out Hydreigon!'
*_//Vietnam flashbacks_*
DesolateMars More like WW2 flashbacks
johnnyyy nooooo!!!
gallade use close combat :vvvv
i dont even remenber his hydreigon was a challenge...
Dont worry pal, you get to fight him AND his Hydreigon AGAIN in Ultra Sun and Moon
Keep in mind this was before Fairy Typing was made to defeat that Hydraigon.
watch the eventual BW remake give Hydreigon Flash Cannon or something.
Also, make sure to ice that Hydreigon.
@@ShiningStar5022Mine has it. People never expect it and it catches fairies off guard.
my darmanitan's hammer arm ohko that thing
My Seismitoad finished him quickly with drain punch.
Me running into deino in victory road: "You filthy pest man."
Me running into deino after Ghetsis: "Maybe I have judged you too harshly."
me running into deino before the elite 4: i love you and i will cherish you.
me 5 hours later sweeping ghetsis with an overleveled hydreigon: begone foul man
Me on my like 3rd attempt fighting him:
*Successfully phases out his Hydreigon to his Seismitoad via Samurott's Dragon Tail (yes, Samurott can learn Dragon Tail)*
*Gets his Seismitoad into Full Restore range, then sends in severely underleveled Tranquill, Ghetsis uses Full Restore on Seismitoad, Tranqill uses Feather Dance on Seismitoad, then gets sacked*
*Sends out Haxorus, proceeds to set up Dragon Dances and Swords Dances while healing with Hyper Potions*
"Against all the evil that Ghetsis can conjure...all the wickedness that Team Plasma can produce...we will send unto them, only you...RIP AND TEAR. UNTIL IT IS DONE."
*Haxorus proceeds to obliterate the remainder of Ghetsis' team, at one point hitting itself in confusion due to Outrages obliterating Hydreigon and Bouffalant, but his Cofagrigus missed Will-O-Wisp, so one last Crunch, Ghetsis is finished*
Fun fact: My Haxorus lived on exactly 1 HP after hitting itself in confusion due to Outrages obliterating Hydreigon and Bouffalant
@@royal_kim1154 Haxorus is the definition of "Hax lol idc"
you actually found deino on victory road?!
@@IndustrialParrot2816 it’s a 10% encounter in the caves on the first floor
Fun fact time
Ghetsis is the only evil team leader that fights you with a full team.
In White 2 and Black 2, he actually becomes the only trainer to fight you with 7 Pokemon, first fighting you with Kyurem, then fighting you immediately with his team of 6.
EDIT spelling
i two shotted kyreum with iron tail aggron
@@acanofjuice Y'all keep saying "Kyruem" and it's "Kyurem"
Nice try though
The big bad of Pokemon XD fights you with 7 as well, Shadow Lugia as well as his team of 6.
Objection,
Clearly you don't know of Greevil, in XD Gail of Darkness, he also faced the player with 7 pokemon
@@CrushedParagon I guess I meant that out of main series games, Ghetsis is the only one.
This man is by far THE BEST Pokemon villan. He was literally going to kill you if you lost the battle to him! His theme really shows how menacing and controlling he is. Jesus I had a mini heart attack when he wanted to battle after the fact that I just finished the Pokemon league but thankfully somehow... My Pokemon were healed.
What happens when you lose I wanted but I was terrified
He's worse in Black/White 2, he instead of fighting first and then try to kill you if you lose he instead tries to kill you in the act with kyruem....
@@maohemu262 Ghetsis has a bad case of the coo-coo crazy
@@nockradqkdak7992 If you lose to ghetsis you just appear back in the poke center in the pokemon league, and there's a grunt that you can talk to, toteleport back to the castle and try again.
Well, if you play Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Explorers Of Sk, Dusknoir and Darkrai are far more evil.
So.....Gen 5 really liked drums.....
Anuja Raja Gen 3 liked trumpets , Gen 4 liked Piano, Gen 5 liked drums and gen 6 just liked remixes and shit...
@@pegasoz1024 Gen 6 Music was epic.
@@pegasoz1024 I Love the trumpets!
Anuja Raja Yup, they sure did.
What's wrong with that?
Ghetsis definitely has the most "endgame" feeling boss music out of the pokemon villains. Some of the other themes are good, but his really feels like that Unova is completely lost if he beats you.
You're right.
People have theoeized that Ghetsis's Hydreigon attacked him at one point. After seeing his in game sprite and model, im believing its true
It's all part of a theory due to Hydreigon having Frustration in his moveset in B2W2, a move that is stronger the lower a Pokemon's happiness which Hydreigon just happens to have the losest possible. People think that Ghetsis abused Hydreigon to make it evolve way earlier than it should and after evolving it went berserk and ripped of Ghetsis' arm which is why we never see it
@@thewholehorse7140 Likely not ripped off, but badly burned. We see in the opening cinematic Ghetsis crowning N as the king of Team Plasma, where his missing arm is black as he raises the crown.
@@Cdoggle Maybe, in that time, Ghetsis still had his arm, and AFTER that Hydreigon ripped his arm
@@Cdoggle, There was this other theory I heard about how Ghetsis may have already came into contact with Kyurem even before the events of BW and to use the DNA Splicers had been his plan from the start but after attempting to capture Kyurem it attacked and froze his arm completely, which is why it's black since it is heavily frost bitten. But after he failed to capture Kyurem he decided to go for Reshiram/Zekrom first and then bring that back to subdue and capture Kyurem that way instead
Soon he'll have bigger problems to deal with once I evolve.
Playing USUM
Ghetsis sends out his Hydreigon
" Joke's on you, fairies exist now. "
Ghetsis Hydreigon: jokes on you, I have flash cannon
no lie i thought he'd use dragon pulse and it would hit my fairy type, just imagine that insanity that would be if it had happened
Obviously Hydreigon is countered by Fairy types, in 1v1.
In a 6v6 battle, you need some specific things to stop a Hydreigon rampage. Stealth Rock support and Speed control via Sticky Web only make things worse.
For example, a Life Orb Hydreigon can 2HKO Sylveon on the switch with Flash Cannon. A non Life Orb one can do the same, if it has used Focus Energy and holds a Scope Lens to guarantee the crit. This Hydreigon can also 2HKO Eviolite Chansey with Superpower, OHKO Kartana with Draco Meteor, and score some other impressive kills.
Personally, this battle is why I raised a Ribombee in Ultra Moon. Specifically to see my Butterfly Kirby one-shot his Nightmare Ghidorah.
Jokes on you, he also has a tiny reshiram
When I played Black it was on a Randomiser, so as you might imagine, all the buildup to the fight, and then this awesome epic music...
... Were kind of undercut when he led with Cleffa.
lol
But... how can you not be scared of the almighty Cleffa, he chose it for it's AMAZING power!
...In all seriousness that is funny as hell, tell me he had an Azurill too.
Sam MacDhubh
Actually, he didn't. Ghetsis' other Pokemon were Flareon, Seismitoad, Noctowl, Clamperl and Dusknoir. So really, his team wasn't that bad, especially considering what the Elite Four's teams looked like in the same game.
The Cleffa got OHKO'd by my Leafeon (best Leafeon ever, btw. He had Bad Dreams and learned Spore around level 40.)
Cleffa, DESTROYER OF WWWOOOORRRLLLDDSSS
At least it was not Magikarp or god Helix.
Imagine, hydreigon hates ghetsis so much, he flat out leaves him, and joins your team. And that's the only way to get hydreigon in black and white.
Uuh that would be so awesome
Yea because screw trying to actually evolve Deino
@@CrasherX2000 yeah i hate it to but its worth it
@@thegreensabre6878 I was being sarcastic
@@CrasherX2000 sorry dindt understandt it well i dont soeak oerfect englisch
*local insane lettuce father abuses Christmas tree son*
I laughed louder that I should have.
@@yami-no-kami3586 ghetsis looks like a walking sleeping bag
@@shaw4890 true
After reading this, I had a good laugh
Also,😹🍻
Fairy type: Hey guys, we're here to stop the dragons!
Everyone: EERRM. . . A LITTLE LATE!?!???
They didn’t really stop the dragons tho, all they did was further dig the fighting’s grave
Aaa H still strong checks to dragon types, but I agree it definitely nearly shut down fighting types. At least they checked Dragon and Dark types, but they also gave Metal types a rise.
@@Sam-se4oq Dialga could give 2 sh!ts about fairies since hes part steel.
FELIPE WILLI BRUNNER SOUZA Hydreigon:Flash Cannon
Breathable Air Sylveon eats those for breakfast.
N - Wanna hug him.
Ghetsis - Wanna punch him.
+Nick98 Colress or however its spelt - ...
N - Must protect him
Ghetsis - Must fuck him
N be best freinds
Ghetsis make him step on a lego barefoot
Nick98 n let him adopt some of my pokemon
Gethsis kill him slowly with bisharp
Im the reverse
This theme song is the prime example of "Not even your newly captured legendary can save you"
**edit** I will say when I first heard this song (I was like 9 or 10 when this game first came out) I didn’t like it as much. But overtime my mental taste buds have gotten better and now this theme terrifies me. Shows how psychotic ghetsis is.
"Legendary or not, you must realize you are doomed..."
@@royal_kim1154 oh I don't think so
I’d say that belongs to Cynthia. She was strapped for either of the three Sinnoh dragons.
His entire team is specifically made up to counter N's and that includes the Legendary.
people who rely on legendaries to win watching hydreigon come out
Everybody's joking about how ghetsis' hydreigon is underlevelled, but honestly, thank god...
Imagine him sending out a level 64 in the end battle.
Actually, I don't want to imagine that.
I want to because I want to see the Genwunners burnt to a crisp by King Hydreigon
Eelektross was a complete nuisance for me honestly...NO ****INKG WEAKNESS BECAUSE OF LEVITATE!!
Me : Laughing with my intense Zekrom training of killing thousands and thousands Heatmor and finished the game with a Zekrom level 93
(I even found a shiny Heatmor)
@@strylon2277 You can't grind your Zekrom to fight Ghetsis, you're forced to fight him right after you get it with no breaks. Leveling up a Zekrom would only help you in the post game, where you can't fight Ghetsis. Unless you traded or whatever.
@@Squishito You can grind if you lose to Ghetsis, since it just boots you back to the Pokemon Center.
*You are challenged by Team Plasma Ghetsis!*
*Team Plasma Ghetsis sent out Hydreigon!*
*No! There’s no running from a trainer battle!*
*No! There’s no running from a trainer battle!*
*No! There’s no running from a trainer battle!*
*No! There’s no running from a trainer battle!*
*No! There’s no running from a trainer battle!*
Welp, you tried
That Hydreigon is a bastard to defeat.
He actually leads with Cofagrigus.
Me: *Laughs in DragonBreath Zekrom*
Me: laughs in hammer arm emboar
Thievul: (slides into DMs with the "Runaway" ability)
Another reason why Black and White are the best games in the series: You don't fight the Champion to win, you fight the evil team boss to win. Not only that, but Ghetsis is by far harder than every other Champion save Cynthia.
*Red from Gen 2 and 4 strongly desires to know your location*
@@koustuvbhowmick4271 After growing up with Red, every Pokemon Game was cake.
He’s talking about the story line, not end game shet.
Red was in the post game, final boss is technically lance
Still Ghetsis is far harder than Red. I veat Red easy with a level 70 team. All you need to do is outspeed that Pikachu and have a strong physical attacker like Gyarados or Machamp and the battle is done. The Kanto starters cant really be called STRONG
I genuinely felt threatened - as if my life was in danger - as a small child during this part of the playthrough.The storylining, the art, the music... WOW. They did such an amazing job at portraying a TRULY rotten villain.
ghetsis is the only pokemon villain that actually tries to murder the player character
Little-known fact: "Ghetsis" is actually Latin for "several timpani drums stacked on top of one another in a cape."
It's true. Look it up.
Seems legit.
+EarthBound Pwny As a spanish guy (ancestors speaked latin) I must say this is 1100% legit no lié.
No, it's Latin for "Guy who is going to kick your butt".
+Heinz Doofenshmirtz and the devil in music. Same Difference.
Nah, Ghetsis means 'Gaycheese' in moonspeak.
Rip to all kids named Dennis listening to this at 3am
I wonder why it’s always 3am
Devil's hour
As one of those kids (playing the game not watching this) a few years ago, I can confirm, it was scary.
@@pixxyzella3364 *Dennis'
@@julienken2083 "hehe that's me"
If Hoenn is the land of trumpets...
Unova is the land of D R U M S
Flute, Drums only plays on Ghetsis
*Arceus* has joined the chat
Sinnoh is land of the Cynth
kanto is the land of retro music kalos is classical
Galar is Crowds and Dogs
One detail a lot of people don’t notice is that Ghetsis’ Hydreigon can counter N’s ENTIRE TEAM.
Think about how evil that is. He not only manipulated his son, but he made sure that his son wouldn’t be able to win if he chose to fight back.
And correct me if I'm thinking of another character, but doesn't Ghetsis' Hydreigon use the move Frustration, which increases in power the more the Pokemon HATES it's trainer?
While not wrong, as Focus Blast alone covers 2/3 of N's team, N can still fight against Hydriegon with Vanillish and the Legendary Dragon.
@@spynix0718 but Hydreigon can still counter Reshiram/Zekrom to some degree because Dragon is super effective against Dragon
@David Nissim I never said that it couldn't counter and beat Reshiram/Zekrom, I just said that he has a chance.
It took me power leveling a Scrafty to beat his Hydragon. Turns out instead of EV training it to be a speedy boy it turns out I made him a physical and Special defense tank. Still one shot it with High Jump Kick.
*Defeats N.*
Me: Alright, now I can finally save Unov--
*Ghetsis appears*
Me: I'll take down your team!
*Ghetsis' entire team counters mine.*
Me: Ok, it's his last pokemon, Zekrom do your--
*Ghetsis sent out Hydregon.*
Me: ........................... I think those are sl--
*Hydregon annihilates my team.*
*I PROCEED TO BLACK OUT FROM SHEER LACK OF WILL TO CONTINUE AFTER THIS DISGRACE.*
*GHETSIS'S HYDREGON IS THE REASON FAIRY TYPES EXIST.*
Cute.
*HYDREIGON USED IRON TAIL!*
Hydraigon uses dragon pulse
Me:the suicide now is a good choice
@@goldenhydreigon4727 *A CRITICAL HIT*
Ghetsis had a weak team to me but Hydreigon countered everything I had. This is the only NPC I've ever whited out to ☹
As a competitive player, dragon type pokemons in general are the reason the fairy type exist
I like how B/W has the squares in their title of black and white, almost like a chessboard. This also links back to "black and white" with the chess theme. All the time in the game you know N is king of Team Plasma, so almost like in chess, taking down N is like taking down the king, and you've won. But when Ghetsis comes along, he reveals that all this time, while N has been the "king", he is no more than one of his pawns. It's almost like a game of chess fighting team plasma. It's probably a coincidence, but I noticed it.
Even a the shadow triad grunts have pawniard, which are based on pawns.
Black and White also relates to world views -- things being in "Black" and "White." It's only "Good" or "Evil." There is no middle ground.
@@krystallinekris its more of code geass reference, in which there are different shades of morality.
@@vanessachowjiaying4423 I mean, shades of morality was a concept way before Code Geass, but yeah, we can go with that, too.
In this game's case, I'm pretty sure it's about N's view of "Good" and "Evil" -- owning pokemon is "Evil" and having pokemon in the wild is "Good." No middle ground. It's Black and White to him.
But the game is about challenging such views and making people realize that things aren't so 'Black and White' in reality. There is, as you say, a lot of different layers of morality.
@@krystallinekris The protagonists of both stories (BW and BW2), despite being from different times, stick to their own convictions and paths . Their conviction is the co-existance of both humanity and pokemon, not having their free will and rights being taken away by force. Both sides have the right to choose their own paths; pokemon chose to follow their trainers and trainers chose to be by their pokemon's side. Ghetsis had no right to take away those choices to fuel his god-complex of complete control.
Ghetsis. Oh man, Ghetstis.
The man who wants to rule everything that can be ruled.
The man who tortures and abuses Pokemon to force them to be stronger.
The man who's main uses Frustration, a move that gets stronger the more the Pokemon HATES its trainer.
The man who doesn't even love his son and only sees him as a tool to gain more Legendary Pokemon to achieve his goals.
The man who isn't afraid to threaten and even KILL a child to win.
The man who built his team to body his own son's team to prevent him from fighting back.
The man that makes every other Pokemon villain look like the most friendly people, even Cyrus.
The man...that isn't even human. He is the true monster of the Pokemon world. And there is no low that Ghetsis won't stoop to, even if it only achieves a small victory.
He has no heart, he has no remorse, he has no regrets. Only rage and a goal to rule over humans and Pokemon.
Ghetsis is a man to truly fear.
kinda reminds of simcoe from turn
this...this needs to be a quote
Soo... he's basically a heartless?
@@arturoayala1004 kh reference intensifies
Makes you wonder,think he took notes from Kefka?
I’ve always loved how threatening this song is. A minute and a half of nothing but pounding percussion, then the song cuts out, then an ethereal choir starts chanting his name. That’s next level, especially for a Pokémon game
that hydreigon was the bane of my existence
Fire Blast
Surf
Dragon Pulse
Focus Blast
Or in other words, "Fuck you" to your entire team.
+Jardakk Bonemaster My team was consisted of Haxorus, Serperior, Krookodile, Chandelure and Archeops my first time through.
His hydreigon outsped everything on my team and needless to say i was swept off the face of the earth.
My team was Zekrom, Archeops, Serperior, Braviary, Scolipede, and Unfeazant.
It did...not end well...
+Jardakk Bonemaster Did scolipede fail to one shot it using megahorn?
FUCKING MISSED
You hear this theme and you just *feel* the evil. Imagine trying to face him immediately after you've beaten N, without having had your Pokemon healed, when you'd be running on fumes with nothing left in the tank. Imagine trying to face a full team picked and trained for the purpose of taking out N's team, headed by a pseudo-legendary with ridiculous special attack stats that can sweep you in just one hit. Imagine it.
Dennis
This was the most intense final fight in the series for me, nothing even comes close. This guy was seriously going to destroy everything if you lost. And this music is legitimately terrifying and threatening for a Pokémon game
Yup.. also the fight that he was going to literally kill you if you lost added to the intensity.
Indeed..
hes the first main series villain that truley scared me and thought that my life would end if i lost to him.
i'm kinda curious now, what actually happens in the game if you lose this battle?
@@jacet4607 i just lost to him xD but nothing happens you just get to try again. Since I've accepted that my current team can't beat him I decided to stop and pretend my character died (until I get the motivation to train)
Battling Ghetsis as a kid felt so damn grande. I'll never forget that experience, the first time I fought Ghetsis. Man, I love Gen 5 so much, the best stories and games in all of Pokémon.
Yay another genfiver
Welcome Comrade!
Nintendo: how many drums ya want?
Ghetsis: yes
i may be the odd one out in the fact that i really like the drum sequence in this track. Especially the higher pitched one that makes the melody.
Arceus: Yes, yes and yes again
drums are cool
Lawyer: Pardon me, mr Ghetsis, but I’m on a conference call with a mr groudon, kyogre, rayquaza, and the almighty Arceus. They’re filing a class action lawsuit against you for serial theft of drums.
They just go crazy at 1:20
Pokemon Black Randomiser
*Challenged by Ghetsis!*
OK...
*Ghetsis sent out Giratina!*
Well, shit.
Well that's being screwed very badly
Well then...
*Plays Giratina theme on top of this*
Even in randomisers he's got stong pokemons
That's actually quite fitting for Ghetsis.
@@QueenofSilence101 yup giratina shoulda been his signature pokemon
King Ghetsis Harmonia, The Worst Father in Pokémon History.
And lusamine the worst mother
Admittedly true, for Ghetsis. Lusamine is...well, she could be worse.
@@dragonslayerz2220 SHE COULD BE WORSE? I-
She is already fucked up and you wanna fuck her up more??? WOW
vsco girl Woah, slow down here. They said she COULD be worse, not that they wanted to make her worse. Also, I agree. At least Lusamine once loved her children, and continues to do so after Sun and Moon. Only time she really was an extremely bad person was when she was with Nihilego. Plus, technically, Lillie and Gladion stole her Pokemon, so she’s provoked either way.
Ghetsis, however, is way worse. He knew exactly what he was doing with N, an innocent person who loved Pokémon. Yet he still lied and brainwashed him into being the King of Team Plasma. He’s also mentally insane, a sore loser, and a psychopath. In B2W2, he attempted to kill N and the player with Kyerum. In USUM, he threatened to kill Lillie if the player didn’t put down his Pokeball, and things could have ended in disaster if it wasn’t for Colress. He’s a terrible person and a bad father. Lusamine definitely could have been worse
Either way, I hope lusamine is behind bars for life. Whether she shaped up or not, she needs a punishment. I also hope Ghetsis got a big punishment. Hopefully the Shadow Triad have been captured.
It's been pointed out tons of times but i'll still say it, Not only is his team infernally difficult to beat...But it was literally designed to have a tremendous type AND stat advantage over N's Final team, Ghetsis KNEW he couldn't have N manipulated forever, and he was ready to take his Pokemon by force. That's fucking horrifying.
(Hydreigon for example, has a higher base speed stat than Reshiram/Zekrom. and we know that firsthand if we sent our dragon out against him.)
The funny thing is,n's archeops has dragon claw,and could kill the hydreigon with it if its a high roll,other than that ghetsis prob will sweep N and kill him after he won
Not even just N's team, Ghetsis's team all have ways to take down the entire elite 4.
@@AxisChurchDevotee Yeah, Ghetsis was ready to take the hard route, and he would of easily crushed everyone into submission or death if it wasn't for Hilbert/Hilda.
In USUM, he also plans the same thing in regards to Giovanni. Why else does his Hydreigon have Surf in this game?
@@angrycinnabon2956 It's Hilbert, not Nate :)
Hydreigon: *exists*
Zekrom, with his inadequate Special Defense and inefficiency with Dragon Breath: "Mommy, I don't want to be in Unova anymore."
Hydreigon: *exists*
Every Fighting type Pokemon before the release of Fairy type: "What the fuck am I supposed to do against that?!"
@@demonspecialist67
Fighting Types: Oh right, we have the type advantage, we can do thi-
Cofagrigus: Hi.
Fighting Types: FUUUUUUUUUUUU-
@@goldenhydreigon4727 *Eelektross used Acrobatics*
Sawk: *confused screaming*
@@demonspecialist67 Sturdy: Come, this is no place to die
@@SuperstarSyrum Reversal Call an ambulance call an ambulance. But not for me
1:31
The moment when Ghetsis pulls out his Hydreigon.
I honestly think the timing was intentional.
Shit's Gonna Get Real!
*No! There's no running from a trainer battle!*
Sounds like a final boss from Final Fantasy, not pokemon for goddness's sake!
Me: Fuck this, I SURRENDER!
I love this theme, because it perfectly fits Ghetsis as a character. All other Pokèmon villains have been rather simplistic in their villainy, being motivated by greed, ambition or loneliness. Ghetsis is the only villain where all those motivations qualify. His absolutely despicable nature is also something that's quite unique to him. His abusive relationship with N, and his demonization of humans relations with Pokèmon made him for more than a simple crook, he was an absolute monster. And man, do I love him for it. Hoping we'll see some truly demonic villains like him again in some future game!
YES!!! Ghetsis is my favorite team leader! I was so happy when I beat him after an hour of battling him! 😆
Dobadobadooo Be prepare when he appears in Generations!
+Unova Mega Embaor TRUUUUE!!!!
Dobadobadooo I am absolutely perfect! I AM PERFECTION! I am the perfect ruler for a perfect new world! - ghetsis. part of his breakdown after being defeated.
Honestly, he felt more real as a villain
The most PTSD-inducing sentence in Pokémon:
“Team Plasma Ghetsis is about to send out Hydreigon.”
This is where gen 4 and 5 fans will argue, but both cause trauma:
"Pokemon Champion Cynthia is about to send out GARCHOMP!"
@@thesimiccombine3192 "No! There's no running from a trainer battle!"
Hydreigon used Frustration!
Garchomp used Dragon rush!
@@Cindy_v1 I fear no man
imagine playing on switch🤣🤣🤣🤣
I STILL want those drums back!
-Arceus
HAH Talk about stealing, Arceus got those drums from Groudon and Kyogre
Zachary Coleman stole? (And yes, I know this comment is outdated but still) I'm talking about on LORE aspect as in: arceus is the first Pokemon (DONT GIVE ME HATE COMMENTS ABOUT MEW PLATINUM WAS MY FIST GAME THUS MAKING MY OPINION SET IN STONE.)
Arceus created all he was before groudon and kyogre however if this was who came first IRL yes, kyogre and groudon should be first
Ah... But the question is...... who was battled first? 0_o
now THAT'S a better question
Alzier why the fuck did you pull out pokemon philosophy on him?
His name is: DENNIS
He lives in: VENICE
He is a: MENACE
Oh wait he's: GHETSIS!!!!!
*IT'S VENEZIA, NOT VENICE!*
@@robertlupa8273 Wait, is that a fucking JoJo reference?
@@robertlupa8273 YOU MADLAD
almost chocked on water thx bro
@@Coolms9 No problem.
I think we all can agree on that damn hydriegon was a pain in the ass
Definitely😒
funny thing is that he didnt have a dark type move so i just defeated him using jellicent
yeah, it can even pwn your legendaries butt. xD
lone_wolfxj9 i have one almost exactly like it MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
lone_wolfxj9 nothin me and haxorus couldnt handle
This is probably the most intimidating villain theme that the series has ever written. Especially given the knowledge that if you lose this battle, under no uncertain terms, Ghetsis WILL kill you.
just remember, hydreigon hates him too.
doesnt hydreigon cannonicaly hate, pretty much anything ?
I mean, that pokemon would kill this man on sight if it could
@@mayonnaisejake7191 pretty much
There few Pokemon that untamable and hydreigon is one of them
@@Unknown-gf1ci But he love the headpats in Pokemon refresh.
@@stewiegriffinfg wait fr
@@mayonnaisejake7191 hydreigon has frustration which is even more powerful the more the user hates its trainer
Something that separates Ghetsis from other evil bosses is his Hydriegon.
Most evil bosses have Crobats, which evolve by friendship. This shows that they do care for their Pokémon.
But Ghetsis's Hydriegon runs MAX POWER Frustration, a move that increases it's power the more the Pokémon hates their trainer. Ghetsis's Hydriegon HATES HIM.
Except if ur Cyrus who SAYS that he doeznt make friends with his pokemon and has a Crobat
He's either emotionally manipulated that Crobat into thinking they have a connection, or it's as much a sociopathic nihilist as him.
@@gengarzilla1685 i really like the idea that the Crobat is as much of a sociopath as Cyrus
Also the it’s very likely the reason why Ghetsis hides his one arm.
Ghetsis’ Hydreigon attacked him and ending up blinding him in one eye, that’s why he has an eye patch
*Beats N* that wasn't so bad.
....Until THIS GUY comes around.
Same here. I was like, "Yay! I win!"
Ghetsis: O RLY NOW?
Me: And then, there's this asshole.
CriminalSableye
Me: HA!!! I BEAT THIS!!!
Ghetsis: * strolls in with a smug ass grin on his face * Uh huh?
Me: OH HELL NAH!!!!!!
Ghetsis: * nods * Yup. Fite me, bitch.
Me: * fights him * EARGASM!!!
Ghetsis: Somethin' wrong with you dere, kid?
CriminalSableye *drums intensifies*
I lost twice to N and beat this guy on my first try, lol
same
When I hear this theme, the tension is at an all time high.
Vernias getting a Star off a hidden block. Sophist yelling that he doesn't deserve it and that he was a leech. Nick complaining that he had gotten two Skeleton Keys off hidden blocks. Brent gears up to roll and then he rolls a 1.
It was at this moment everyone knew that things just got wild... very wild. And then Brent pleads his heart out to convince Nick to use the Skeleton Key to open the path.
Vernias then says, "And you want him to steal the star? Nick, think this through for one second."
It was hilarity but it was just pure tension. All this on a Mario Party skin.
Ghetsis, the cleverest of the Pokemon villains.
+SKnight8046 I will always say that Giovanni trumps all team leaders. He runs it like a damn mob boss ffs.
Exeron Yeah but Giovanni didn't really do much (I actually think Team Rocket did more in his absence) whereas Ghetsis achieved quite a lot, and went about his business in a much cleverer way through manipulation rather than "Hello, I am evil".
“Y’all are stupid.”
Cleverest
Maxie i was never a nerd...
Who is a worse parent? Ghetsis or Lusamine?
Hmmmm...
oh snap....you're right....
I think Ghetsis is....I mean, at least Lusamine actually loved her children....at one point.....and started to again at the end.
Gloria He Yeah. Ghetsis only ever saw N as a tool to accomplish his goal of domination.
I would say Ghetsis. Sure, Lusamine was pretty bad, But at least she learned from her mistakes, Ghetsis did not do so. Not to mention, Lusamine once had cared for her children, as mentioned by Lillie several times. It seems Ghetsis only adopted N as a way for him to gain the power of the legendaries.
I don't think you can even call Ghetsis a father, he's just a dick
lusamine has issues foreal.
Oh my God, this battle was fucking infamous.
Just when i thought Ghetsis is another leader of a team that i can defeat while fluffing around, that fucking Hydreigon outsped my entire team and proceeds to sweep everything, even Reshiram.
How is it a good idea to have a Hydreigon that knows surf.
It has a lot of type coverage
Technically Ghetsis' team is meant to beat N's team in case of betrayal, with Hydreigon having a move to counter every single one of N's pokemon.
+Dogempire but Hydreihon has a lot of weaknesses, he's a realy good offensive pokemon (I know what i'm talking about, he's one of my sweeper in oras) with an incredible move pool, but he's realy bad defensievly
+math77370 In 6th Gen, yes. With 4x times weakness to fairy types, he is pretty bad defensively.
But there's no fairy in 5th Gen, and remember that thing would probably outspeed dang near every pokemon you could acquire by that point (Mienshao, Archeops, and Scolipede are notable exceptions)
Hydreigon has an extremely solid move pool, in gen 5 I solo the league with him, his move pool is incredible, he can learn earthquake for example
Why do we have hands? There are many reasons:
-To feed our enemies to Hydreigon
-To praise Hydreigon
-To forfeit all of our possessions to Hydreigon
-To bow down to Lord Hydreigon
Seems legit
@Remembrance Radcliffe yes me too
On god
@@TheLudicrousLuv hail hydra
@@jayjones4175 fr
Fun fact:
Ghetsis battle theme is based on Arceus' battle theme because of Ghetsis' megalomania (desesperate need of power) and view of himself as a god.
@Marav Reviews think it's megalomaniac, someone who has an obsession for power
"A Pokémon, even if it's revered as a deity, is still just a Pokémon."
Also Ghetsis' theme chanting his name repeatly as it worships himself as that God
@@UnovaKing48 I believe the chanted words are "penance" instead of ghetsis.
megalovania lol
people in 2019: wow happy new year guys!! i can feel 2020 is going to be a great year!
2020: *_muffled ghetsis battle theme_*
Edit cause someone requested this unfunny joke be extended:
people at the end of 2020:
phew, that wasn't as great as we'd hoped, but at least we're still alive, right? we made it out.
we still have the new year to look forward to!!
*2̷̨̡̫͖̲͕̥͓̣͔̃̋͒̊̀̓ͅ0̷̛̜̗̪̆̈̏̎͗̈́̿̊̀͘͠2̶̺̥̬̤̬̖̻̯̮̝̻̻͐͗̈́1̵̡̮̭͚̅͗̇̓ :*
ANOTHER EDIT THIS IS GETTING SO OLD BUT IDC
Little did you know lol
Me: oh shi
2020 a month later: *Ghetsis battle theme intensifies*
it's only gonna get worse from here on out bois 😌
2020 in September: 1:32
This reminds me of Arceus' theme, which tells you how bad ass Ghetsis is.
Stop It Me too
It's kind of the same
Deliverated, as it tries to be a deformation of that song.
Stop It mmmhmmmm
N: Arceus called, he wants his drums back
Ghetsis: Nope
Arceus: Give 'em back or I'm calling the police
Ghetsis: What police?
Arceus: *Time travels and sets everything up for you to take down Ghetsis
Ghetsis: There still aren't any police
I actually feel bad for Ghetsis’ Hydreigon. It clearly hates him as evidenced by it use of Frustration in B2W2. The poor thing is forced to carry out Ghetsis’ bidding only to be stomped out by the player character during your battle with him. Similar to how N released his Pokémon for you to catch them in B2W2, I wish Ghetsis’ Pokémon were also released for you to catch.
And apparently he forced his hydreigon to evolve because the way hydreigon evolves is that zwellious’ heads compete against eachother and one eats the other. So I think that ghetsis forced the zwellious heads to fight and get killed.
You have _no idea_ how damn good it would make me feel to rehabilitate this monster's Hydreigon. I'd give it all the care and support that its last trainer never did.
and it implied that his hydreigon also ripped off his arm
@@gengarzilla1685 "Trainer"? Ghetsis doesn't even deserve to be called that, he's just a monster disguised as "Trainer"
@@MusSupremeJAR03 What about *Wielder?*
If you know, you know.
Virgin Giovanni:
Stuck using ground types
Has a pet Persian
Runs a team that has no real motive
Stuck being a gym leader
Runs away after losing to a child
Chad Ghetsis:
Uses many types
Has a pet Hydriegon
Runs the best evil team in the series
His battle is after the champion
Attempts to catch a dragon after losing to a child
*pet hydreigon*
You forgot
Ghetsis: Literally tries to kill the protagonist
Giovanni: Doesn't try to do that
@@nightmares8213 Screw Ghetsis i wanted to kill Shadow Triad. Theyre too dangereous to kept alive.
This comparison is so cringe... anything after team galactic was trash.
@@dragumkirisute1998 because "i don't like happy" is way better than "megalomaniacal psycopath tries to destroy the fucking world with a giant dragon"
Hydreigon: So, did you do know I'm faster than BOTH of the mascot Legendaries and cam sweep your team very easily.
Garchomp: First time?
*DRAGAPULT HAS ENTERED THE GAME*
*STAKATAKA USING TRICK ROOM* : Amateurs
That’s if he doesn’t die first
Weaville with Ice Shard: I'm bout to end this mans whole career
@@kmversion1
Focus Sash: I'm gonna stop you right there!
So many man of culture here
Ghetsis really was *that* one Pokémon antagonist nobody should ever take lightly. Wicked to the core!
G H E T S I S should be in jail now but pokemon lojik won't catch him
@@SMCwasTakenif there was a pokemon version of Alcatraz then he would clearly be there.
I've never been scared of bosses in Pokemon...
But Ghetsis, this theme, STILL terrifies me to this day. What a legend!
Al principio no lo supe, pero cuando lo hize, me di cuenta algo que ignoraba, y que durante la batalla me daba la sensación de que algo pasaba, y mi cabeza hizo click en ese momento; Ghechis quería matarme, y con cada movimiento que ejecutaba con sus pokemon, no eran por así decirlo dirigidos a mis pokemon, sino A MI, y mis Pokémon se dieron cuenta de eso, y hacían lo posible para protegerme a toda costa :v 😨🙁😕😠😦
Imo this song lowkey slaps
@@ProbablyZylexonly lowkey?
@@MorphoNyte idk what lowkey means helj
You should try Colosseum and XD's final bosses for a spin, particularly if you're trying to snag all the Shadow Pokemon. They get NASTY real fast if you're not prepared.
Damn, some kid named Dennis is probably quivering in fear right now.
remember when ghetsis literally hit a female child in usum
Child abuse
He also attempted to murder two children (main charecters of bw and bw2)
It’s also hinted that he killed the N from his universe in USUM
@@ifyoureadthisv1 By torturing him to death....
@@ifyoureadthisv1 dafuq?? really??
Ghetsis, should have been even stronger in Black 2 and White 2 not weakened.
Dennis agrees.
It makes sense, since he's half insane his strategies shouldn't be as sharp or as carefully crafted as they used to be. I do agree he was too easy tho.
It was said, that after he escaped from prison with help of Shadow Triad he lost his Pokemon, so - what's logical - he had to find new. But I will never understand why in place of Bisharp he catched Drapion, while he had already Dark and Poison types.
*Colress disagrees*
...EASY?! THAT HYDREIGON KILLED HALF OF MY TEAM! Ok, my Volcarona's moveset was shit, but STILL.
His Hydreigon should have keep Frustration though
Oh my god, I love Ghetsis. He's such a fucking psychopath, so goddamn brutal. They did a solid job of writing him as someone who can easily pose as a philanthropist, someone who outwardly appears to be charitable and kind, but is actually an abusive, power-hungry monster.
Pokémon doesn't usually do characters like this.
Actually, now that I think about it, I can't name any other Pokémon characters that hit the same extremes that Ghetsis does.
And that's why I like him so much.
*MANGA GHETSIS*
I came back here after defeating Ghetsis! I was literally terrified when he just came at me, since N had fainted half of my Pokemon and I didn't heal. N's a real OG, healing my Pokemon with his magic powers.
kek 'magik' you say?
Who would win?
A well trained team who just took out the Elite Four and has a Legendary Dragon
Or
One hungry and three headed boi
Oh boy
I had white and Zekrom died 2 seconds into the battle
Somehow my stoutland wiped out Hydreigon in 1 hit
Normal>Legendary
@@tiwi8335 Stoutland is probably the Pokemon people sleep on the most, that doggo is a monster
@@devyboo2 Oh yep
Stoutland Op
More if you have Giga impact
@@devyboo2 Hydreigon laughs in focus blast
DENNIS
DENNIS
**DENNIS**
**DENNIS**
OOOOEEEEAAAAEEEEHHHHAAA
Giancarloparimango11 memories
i hear penis
7.8/10 too much *DEEEEEEEENNIS*
aAaAaAaAaA
I saw this as soon as that part came on. Genius.
Pure masterpiece, this is not a simple soundtrack it's an advant garde industrial track. Pure majesty.
Pokémon Black & White is officially 10 years ago now, cool
This theme feels like your fighting the Devil. Come to think of it, Acreus’ theme and Ghetsis’ theme are pretty similar. Both have drums to build up tension, they give you the feel of unease and intimidation, and it also gives you a feeling that your life is on the line. For Arceus, your literally battling god, as for Ghetsis: *he will MURDER you if you lose.*
Ghetsis's theme is basically a sped up Arceus theme, symbolizing how he thinks of himself as a god.
well, you were never supposed to hear the Arceus theme, so....
@@zooms7889 Legends Arceus, which comes with a new Arceus theme remix; are you sure about that
He will murder what? He would most probably murder both Alder, N and The Character viciously. Or would have tortured them to death. Judging from his previous actions, we can say that.
I'm using Ghetsis Hydreigon moveset in Wi-Fi battles. That thing always destroys 2-3 of opponent's pokemon. It even taked down bulked Volcarona and Suicune in one battle. Best EV trained pokemon of all timelines.
Okay which smogon set ?
@@klausk273 Ghetis' Hydreigon knows Frustration only in BW2. In BW1, this Hydreigon has a special moveset, not physical.
Time to get my Florges.
@@Xman34washere Time to make my hydreigon learn iron tail and wear an assault vest
"A part of him lives within me, doesn't it?"
Other villains when you beat them: You won, i'm not evil anymore.
Ghetsis: You won.
(Releases fully healthy Hydreigon)
*Now run.*
Lmao
Lmao
Más bien sería como
*Ahora muere*
I like how the beginning uses so much percussion to convey such an intense mood, and the pitched percussion and slow integration of other instruments really brings in just this ominous feeling, like this person is truly intense, scary, and something to be feared, someone to take seriously. It really works with his character!