Given she's a girl, I'm so expecting a Hapu arc ala Korrina arc. In the world of Pokémon, most gym leaders specialize in one type Many choose this type off of family tradition, what it symbolizes, or just because they like it. anime!Nanu puts more effort into his stuff and smiles way more often than the precious moments game!Nanu has (then again, anime!Cyrus had a waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay sunnier disposition than game!Cyrus, which makes me believe the anime staff doesn't do well around stoic characters).Ĭan't wait to see how they represent Hapu. Here, have a Z-Crystal that I so conveniently happen to have for your unique dog.Īnime!Nanu isn't as interesting as game!Nanu is. Nanu: Here's a Darkinium Z.but you're not suited for it. In fact, I'd say he acted TOO much into his role, so much that he takes the "Brilliant but Lazy" trope to an extreme with the "brilliant" part. Nanu apparently acted "like a Dark-type trainer would," but, that's subjective, because we haven't seen Dark-type only trainers act like that. I swear Sunny D-roc is starting to become the Alolan ace for Ash.
#Nanu pokemon smile full#
So, wait, can trainers really use items before or during a match? The rules aren't just explained in full in the anime.Įither Sunny D-roc has a lot of strength, or Nanu's team is made up of frail mons. At first I thought Sunny D-roc would go through it all in one go, but the meaning is lost when Tapu Bulu just.gives him a Sitrus Berry before the final bout. The mere fact Nanu forces Ash to fight on a 3-on-1 is just weird.
#Nanu pokemon smile full version#
Didn't 4Kids play the full version of the theme-song during the opening ceremony for the League back in the very first series? So it's not like stuff like this is unheard of in the dub, even though it's far more prominent in the Japanese version. While I did feel throughout XY&Z that that song was used as a battle theme a few too many times, that scene in particular is one of my favorite moments in the entire anime, and it's honestly mostly down to just how well the song matched up with the scene.ĮDIT: Oh, but I do seem to recall there being at least one case of the dub playing the opening theme during an episode too. I think by far the most popular instance of this in recent years would be the end of the Greninja VS Sceptile match in the Kalos League, which had the XY&Z opening theme playing, purely instrumental for most of it, only for the chorus to kick in just as both sides were preparing to launch their final attacks.
But yeah, mostly if there is a song playing, there'll be little to no dialogue. Click to expand.If there's dialogue happening at the same time as the singing, the song is typically turned down to the point where the dialogue significantly overpowers the song.
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