Lmao hololive is the only place you can see someone put on one of the best solo concerts and then get fucking stomped by fury cutter a few days later Love it lmao and her voice acting is as good as ever
3:04 the hysterical laugh of Marine. 3:12 the excited high pitch screams of Korone. 3:20 the defeated cries of Miko. Kanata is a whirlwind of emotions that she's able to impersonate her senpais.
I love how after loosing Fuecoco she went on panic mode because she knew that all was lost. 4:12 those final moments when she realizes that she lost at the first gym and laughs, are priceless XD
Except all was not lost, not yet anyway. If she first sent out Makuhita and did the Fake-out, then switched to the dark type, it dies, go back to Makuhita do a second Fake-out and Tediursa is dead
I almost got destroyed by Katy too but I did a soft reset and redid it again by using that Flying-tera Pikachu. It worked like a charm… All the gym leaders after her, though, wasn’t actually that hard.
So, not gonna lie, I didn’t know how Fury Cutter works. That is a scary thing if you don:t see it coming. I had journeyed counter clockwise starting on the right side so this was one of the last gyms I went to…
I went to them all out of order. Not left to right, and not right to left. I just kind of wandered around and challenged whichever ones I somehow stumbled across.
Pokemon is generally too fast paced for it to build up sufficiently. Realistically, without a level advantage, you shouldn't be tanking more than a couple raw hits from your opponent safely. And if you're in that position, you probably don't need a move that rises in power to win. It's good for very, very niche scenarios in challenge runs, though an actual setup move would be far more efficient
Funnily enough I got caught off-guard here as well. Felt a bit silly to be swept by Fury Cutter like 5 year old me playing Pokemon Gold for the first time.
How unfortunate... the rain halved her Fuecoco's Fire moves' power, which her power got nerfed when it is not necessary! ...Maybe a Flying type or a Rock type could also help?
something annoying about Scarlet and Violet's weather system.. If you have a pokemon that either changes weather by switching in, (like Tyranitar.) or by using a move (like rain dance.) it could for whatever reason just fail. Even if there isn't any weather effects currently active. I've even had weather effects not work during Arven's battle for no reason at all.
XD that is some luck! Not only it was raining but Tediursa seem to have good enough Sp Def to not die from multiple incinerates and thus able to increase Fury cutter. I do not think there will be so many players out there that had such luck. 1. The rain, and having your main ace for that gym to be fire type. 2. It's an open world, for example, my first gym was the grass gym which was Lv. 20, but I had a clodsire by then....so....it was not an easy gym but not hard either. It was mostly because I had only one lv 20 pokemon by the first gym that was above 20 and it was the only one with advantage typing. Some people have even made the water gym their first gym. 3. Not many people would make fury cutter rise by that much. Kanata has such great luck that she fulfills all the requirements for Katy one of the easiest gyms ever to kick your butt no questions asked. I am actually amazed by the luck skill of Kanata, that is an actual talent.
@@Flare790 Hmmm, I forgot what exact number I did it with, but I think it was my fifth gym. It was a very sunny day when I beat Katy. Maybe it did not trigger for me?
That's why when planning to take on a Bug-type gym, you should include at least one Flying-type in your team. That way, you have a backup plan in case the weather changes to rain.
@@Noobzlikeu True but at the same time, when was rain in a pokemon game a natural game phase through day cycles that can affect multiple areas? Especially you would not think the first gym would use rain dance in a bug gym.
Issokay, I lost the first gym here too. My Charcadet got an unlucky 5 hits from it's Fury Swipes, from there it was just sweeps against my Sprigatito, Ralts with it's Fury Cutter 🙃
So fun thing you can do in, say, Pokémon ORAS. Get a Ninjask, get a Metronome item, get a Substitute Pokémon with Double Team/Minimise and Baton Pass then set up for Ninjask during the main game and watch a tiny little critter tear through every Pokemon in the game. Not even one Swords Dance required cuz the Metronome and Fury Cutter stack.
because i started from the right and just went counterclockwise this was my second to last gym i felt like a bully using my level 50 flamigo against her mid 10s bugs
This, ladies and gents, is the Bugsy Experience (tm). Once that Fury Cutter is powered up, it's straight GGs. Johto was a very traumatic experience for a first time pokemon player is all I'm saying.
Indeed, I feel like people understate how difficult Bugsy was quite a bit (or I just sucked back then, but a freaking Scyther? In the 2nd gym? A Geodude can wall it, but that's about it, and a beginner wouldn't know that) Although I feel while the first part of Johto can definitely be traumatic, once you're through the 4th gym, and the game kinda lets you go where you want, the level curve kinda turns that around and makes it a breeze... until you have to face Clair eventually, who you have to face with nothing super effective.
At first I thought "Oh rain, so the actual games took a page out of fangame books on making the bug gym more challenging" but the other comments make it seem random. Can't believe I gave Gamefreak some credit, even if it was credit for plagiarizing.
It definitely is. But the main issue was her extremely bad luck with the rain coming in (halves damage of all Fire moves), and not having a contingency plan in case things went south.
@@Tink7200 indeed, losing in Pokémon game created a story of its own knowing the information beforehand and get prepared to easily win any battle is sort of cheap experience (especially those who overpowered their Pokémon)
Honestly unless you overlevel or do one later than the level intends The star bosses can be kinda challenging And a good few late game battles would have been pretty challenging for my team comp.... if Paldean Water Tauros wasn't stupidly strong lmfao, swept most of the final bosses of the main game with him
@@GameGodZERO There was only one fight I thought was mildly challenging. It was only after I noticed I had done the gyms in the wrong order and the opponent's Pokemon were like 15-20 lvls higher. And even then I only had a single pokemon faint. You have to seriously go out of your way and only fight enemies twice your lvl for anything to be even remotely challenging. Ofc then you'll quickly end up with a near max lvl team instead. This game is easy even for a main series games. Which is saying something. It doesn't even have anything difficult post game, unless you count soloing 6* raids.
She's restricting herself to using only pokemon that look rugged as of their final evolution. So no cute pokemon (which is a LOT of them), and the line between rugged and cool can be a bit fuzzy sometimes but she makes the final choice in that case.
@@puddingcatsteamboat6393 She's already made a compromise for Mabosstiff and Corviknight as of the end of the stream, but Lycanroc is firmly in "cool" territory for her.
@@Yubi_Yubi_tax_collector In the context of Victory Road obviously. Her ace was the only one besides Iono with a strategy and Fury Cutter strat is strong early on. Last battle and Mirai/Korai battles arent even challenging. Last battle is a sweep and Mirai/Korai was staged so I dont know how you can confidently say so. They were the best battles no doubt though.
@@JayceCH. The problem with Miraidon battle are your attack. They are all useless against the other Miraidon. I don't remember to much. You can switch your poké or it would not ko you ? I said the last battle because this is the only battle you don't really know the poke in her/his team.
@@Yubi_Yubi_tax_collector the Koraidon/Miraidon fight is rigged to be unlosable. If your mon takes a fatal blow there's a 100% chance to survive through affection. Also it's the only pokemon you can use in that fight.
Kind of feel bad for the Gorilla here as the weather wasn't on her side plus even if Teddiursa is flinched the power on Fury Cutter doesn't rest as it only mean it wasn't use that turn.
ah I wonder why this game got easier... so there are people who still lost to the easiest gym leader lol. The elite 4 this gen didn't even get all 6 pokemon or use heals.
What did I just witness? How could Fuecoco lose against a bug Tera teddiursa, is she just too under leveled? Also, how does she have a team of only three at this point? Is she doing a nuzlock or something?
I had a random sandstorm going on during my battle at the Cascarrafa Gym (water gym), which was obnoxious. That being said, it was kinda funny having 2 of his Pokemon be 1 hit from going down, only to get knocked out by the sandstorm! 😆😆
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Lmao hololive is the only place you can see someone put on one of the best solo concerts and then get fucking stomped by fury cutter a few days later
Love it lmao and her voice acting is as good as ever
3:04 the hysterical laugh of Marine.
3:12 the excited high pitch screams of Korone.
3:20 the defeated cries of Miko.
Kanata is a whirlwind of emotions that she's able to impersonate her senpais.
Kanata sends out Fuecoco in the middle of a rainstorm
Me: This won’t end well.
Honestly, knowing that Katy is forced to hold back for newer trainers, it IS kind of gratifying to see her get a win in.
Kanata always does the best voice acting! 🥰
Kanata:I have been...... overpowered by someone
Aqua and anyone else who arm wrestled her: really?
Well Fighting type moves ARE not very effective against bug types after all.
(Bug types are nve against fighting too but let’s ignore that)
I love how after loosing Fuecoco she went on panic mode because she knew that all was lost.
4:12 those final moments when she realizes that she lost at the first gym and laughs, are priceless XD
Except all was not lost, not yet anyway. If she first sent out Makuhita and did the Fake-out, then switched to the dark type, it dies, go back to Makuhita do a second Fake-out and Tediursa is dead
I mean, in her defense, the rain absolutely came at the worst time
I almost got destroyed by Katy too but I did a soft reset and redid it again by using that Flying-tera Pikachu. It worked like a charm…
All the gym leaders after her, though, wasn’t actually that hard.
So, not gonna lie, I didn’t know how Fury Cutter works. That is a scary thing if you don:t see it coming.
I had journeyed counter clockwise starting on the right side so this was one of the last gyms I went to…
It was my last gym I went to for violet
I went to them all out of order. Not left to right, and not right to left. I just kind of wandered around and challenged whichever ones I somehow stumbled across.
Fury Cutter honestly helped me sweep a lot in Gen 2 games with Heracross... but yeah it's a very scary move
Pokemon is generally too fast paced for it to build up sufficiently.
Realistically, without a level advantage, you shouldn't be tanking more than a couple raw hits from your opponent safely.
And if you're in that position, you probably don't need a move that rises in power to win.
It's good for very, very niche scenarios in challenge runs, though an actual setup move would be far more efficient
Funnily enough I got caught off-guard here as well. Felt a bit silly to be swept by Fury Cutter like 5 year old me playing Pokemon Gold for the first time.
I think not switching out Fuecoco after sp.attack drop is huge mistake.
Obviously she didn't know but if she switched to Makuhita and fake outed and switched to Maschiff to sac for another fake out it was gg
Wow that’s hilarious. I had no idea the terror that is Whitney’s Miltank transcends languages
Imagine if Japanese Whitney was even more of a monster or something so they nerfed her for the international release.
How unfortunate... the rain halved her Fuecoco's Fire moves' power, which her power got nerfed when it is not necessary! ...Maybe a Flying type or a Rock type could also help?
something annoying about Scarlet and Violet's weather system.. If you have a pokemon that either changes weather by switching in, (like Tyranitar.) or by using a move (like rain dance.) it could for whatever reason just fail. Even if there isn't any weather effects currently active.
I've even had weather effects not work during Arven's battle for no reason at all.
good job with translating the game dialogue
She almost had it, this is why is more fun to be underlevel
I love the music when they terrastylize
Sword/Shield: Full of tension and excitement
Scarlet/Violet: Light hearted and cheering for both sides by the onlookers
XD that is some luck! Not only it was raining but Tediursa seem to have good enough Sp Def to not die from multiple incinerates and thus able to increase Fury cutter. I do not think there will be so many players out there that had such luck.
1. The rain, and having your main ace for that gym to be fire type.
2. It's an open world, for example, my first gym was the grass gym which was Lv. 20, but I had a clodsire by then....so....it was not an easy gym but not hard either. It was mostly because I had only one lv 20 pokemon by the first gym that was above 20 and it was the only one with advantage typing. Some people have even made the water gym their first gym.
3. Not many people would make fury cutter rise by that much.
Kanata has such great luck that she fulfills all the requirements for Katy one of the easiest gyms ever to kick your butt no questions asked. I am actually amazed by the luck skill of Kanata, that is an actual talent.
I honestly wondered if that was programed into the game, cuz I had it rain as well when I entered that gym.
@@Flare790 Hmmm, I forgot what exact number I did it with, but I think it was my fifth gym. It was a very sunny day when I beat Katy. Maybe it did not trigger for me?
That's why when planning to take on a Bug-type gym, you should include at least one Flying-type in your team. That way, you have a backup plan in case the weather changes to rain.
@@Noobzlikeu True but at the same time, when was rain in a pokemon game a natural game phase through day cycles that can affect multiple areas? Especially you would not think the first gym would use rain dance in a bug gym.
@@oscarmendez1477 Still. Having multiple different type advantages as a back up plan is always a good idea.
Issokay, I lost the first gym here too. My Charcadet got an unlucky 5 hits from it's Fury Swipes, from there it was just sweeps against my Sprigatito, Ralts with it's Fury Cutter 🙃
So fun thing you can do in, say, Pokémon ORAS. Get a Ninjask, get a Metronome item, get a Substitute Pokémon with Double Team/Minimise and Baton Pass then set up for Ninjask during the main game and watch a tiny little critter tear through every Pokemon in the game. Not even one Swords Dance required cuz the Metronome and Fury Cutter stack.
because i started from the right and just went counterclockwise this was my second to last gym
i felt like a bully using my level 50 flamigo against her mid 10s bugs
Kanata should be the one fighting her own Pokemon battle. She might be stronger than her entire team combined.
Bug resists Fighting, so she would have lost too
@@murasAme19 Let's hope Kanata can use flying type moves.
This, ladies and gents, is the Bugsy Experience (tm). Once that Fury Cutter is powered up, it's straight GGs.
Johto was a very traumatic experience for a first time pokemon player is all I'm saying.
Indeed, I feel like people understate how difficult Bugsy was quite a bit (or I just sucked back then, but a freaking Scyther? In the 2nd gym? A Geodude can wall it, but that's about it, and a beginner wouldn't know that)
Although I feel while the first part of Johto can definitely be traumatic, once you're through the 4th gym, and the game kinda lets you go where you want, the level curve kinda turns that around and makes it a breeze... until you have to face Clair eventually, who you have to face with nothing super effective.
Imagine being swept by a teddy bear lol
(inb4 someone who plays competitive Little Cup tells me Teddiursa is really good)
At first I thought "Oh rain, so the actual games took a page out of fangame books on making the bug gym more challenging" but the other comments make it seem random. Can't believe I gave Gamefreak some credit, even if it was credit for plagiarizing.
I had a random sandstorm occur at the water gym, which was annoying, honestly.
I didn't even know it was possible to lose in this game, lol.
It definitely is. But the main issue was her extremely bad luck with the rain coming in (halves damage of all Fire moves), and not having a contingency plan in case things went south.
Experienced players that never lose are really not the bulk of Pokémon players.
@@Tink7200 indeed, losing in Pokémon game created a story of its own
knowing the information beforehand and get prepared to easily win any battle is sort of cheap experience (especially those who overpowered their Pokémon)
Honestly unless you overlevel or do one later than the level intends
The star bosses can be kinda challenging
And a good few late game battles would have been pretty challenging for my team comp.... if Paldean Water Tauros wasn't stupidly strong lmfao, swept most of the final bosses of the main game with him
@@GameGodZERO There was only one fight I thought was mildly challenging.
It was only after I noticed I had done the gyms in the wrong order and the opponent's Pokemon were like 15-20 lvls higher.
And even then I only had a single pokemon faint.
You have to seriously go out of your way and only fight enemies twice your lvl for anything to be even remotely challenging. Ofc then you'll quickly end up with a near max lvl team instead.
This game is easy even for a main series games. Which is saying something. It doesn't even have anything difficult post game, unless you count soloing 6* raids.
Whitney's Miltank!?No,She's Nowhere Close To It!
she must have really gone straight there if she only had three pokémon still. unless she’s doing some sort of specific challenge i’m unaware of.
She's restricting herself to using only pokemon that look rugged as of their final evolution. So no cute pokemon (which is a LOT of them), and the line between rugged and cool can be a bit fuzzy sometimes but she makes the final choice in that case.
@@HanabiraKage i can probably think of five pokémon in total i consider rugged but it is kinda subjective. good luck to her.
@@puddingcatsteamboat6393 She's already made a compromise for Mabosstiff and Corviknight as of the end of the stream, but Lycanroc is firmly in "cool" territory for her.
it rained during my battle too, that rain is a paid actor I swear!!!
Funny enough, Bug gym leader was probably the most challenging if following level order.
No, absolutly not. The only thing wich can be challenging in this game are the last battle and the fight against Miraidon.
@@Yubi_Yubi_tax_collector In the context of Victory Road obviously. Her ace was the only one besides Iono with a strategy and Fury Cutter strat is strong early on. Last battle and Mirai/Korai battles arent even challenging. Last battle is a sweep and Mirai/Korai was staged so I dont know how you can confidently say so. They were the best battles no doubt though.
@@JayceCH. The problem with Miraidon battle are your attack. They are all useless against the other Miraidon. I don't remember to much. You can switch your poké or it would not ko you ?
I said the last battle because this is the only battle you don't really know the poke in her/his team.
@@Yubi_Yubi_tax_collector the Koraidon/Miraidon fight is rigged to be unlosable. If your mon takes a fatal blow there's a 100% chance to survive through affection. Also it's the only pokemon you can use in that fight.
@@Yubi_Yubi_tax_collector There are no switch-ins because you're only allowed to use your respective bikes.
Guess fireflies are kanatans weakness
Kind of feel bad for the Gorilla here as the weather wasn't on her side plus even if Teddiursa is flinched the power on Fury Cutter doesn't rest as it only mean it wasn't use that turn.
and this right heere is at the very least in the early game why catching a flamigo is a priority.
At first I was thinking "What? No way." Then I saw the storm and it explained everything.
A true comedian
wow someone lost to the first gym, wow, did i mention wow, wow
Lol poor thing, she lost because it was raining
ah I wonder why this game got easier... so there are people who still lost to the easiest gym leader lol. The elite 4 this gen didn't even get all 6 pokemon or use heals.
Funny that fanart prediction hit
You can what i mean from her post-stream tweet
Wow
Wow
Well
That was embarrassing 😅
What did I just witness? How could Fuecoco lose against a bug Tera teddiursa, is she just too under leveled? Also, how does she have a team of only three at this point? Is she doing a nuzlock or something?
Oh, so the rain weakens fire attacks... I thought the general environment of the map didn't affect the battles unless it was a move used by a Pokémon
I had a random sandstorm going on during my battle at the Cascarrafa Gym (water gym), which was obnoxious.
That being said, it was kinda funny having 2 of his Pokemon be 1 hit from going down, only to get knocked out by the sandstorm! 😆😆
How this can happen ?
Bad luck due to the rain.
Kanata could have spent a bit more time grinding while waiting for the rain to stop but nope.
LOL o no
There's a reason why they made the game easier.
Heh?
Instant_loss_2koma
That was a horrible luck