Re: bly's pokemon
On Sun, 22 Oct 2000 19:27:29 +0200, Rasmus Klitgaard-Nielsen <pin...@cs.auc.dk> wrote: >BTW. Pok�Mons say their own name all the time, and it's the only thing >they can say.. Aha! Meowth speaks fluent <language Pokemon is dubbed in your country>. For some odd reason the trainers know what their Pokemon are saying but no-one else? :-) - Pika-pika-pikachu-chu-pika. - He said that he's proud to be a Pikachu and doesn't want to evolve into a Raichu! He'll beat Raichu as himself! Uh yeah, that's what I thought too. :-) Sometimes when I've watched Pokemon, I've caught myself suggesting what Pokemon Ash should use against his advesary.. One time he had his Charmander against a Golbat an I said out loud "Use Pikachu!".. I guess I've played the game too much! :-D (electricity drops flying pokemon fast)
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