Brief Summary
The video features a reaction and commentary on the first three Pokémon movies: "Pokémon: The First Movie," "Pokémon 2000," and "Pokémon 3: The Movie." The reactors, Sion and Eric, discuss the plot, characters, and animation, with Sion experiencing the movies for the first time. They also touch on the lore, music, and cultural impact of the Pokémon franchise, sharing personal anecdotes and theories.
- Sion watches Pokemon movies for the first time.
- Eric shares lore and trivia about the Pokemon universe.
- The reactors discuss the plot, characters, and animation of each movie.
Pokémon: The First Movie Reaction
Sion and Eric begin by watching "Pokémon: The First Movie." Sion admits he has very little experience with Pokémon, having only played a couple of hours of "Sword and Shield" and "X and Y." They discuss the dark undertones of the Pokémon lore, such as the balloon Pokémon that kidnaps children and Cubone wearing its mother's skull. They comment on Mewtwo's creation and his existential crisis, as well as Team Rocket's comedic relief. The duo also notes the early reveal of Togepi and question the logic of a random grown man hunting down Ash for a battle. They discuss the music, the animation, and the emotional impact of the film, particularly the scene where Ash is petrified.
Pokémon 2000 Reaction
The reactors move on to "Pokémon 2000," where a collector seeks to capture the legendary birds Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres. They discuss the film's plot, music, and animation, as well as the introduction of Lugia. Eric explains the lore behind the legendary birds and their role in maintaining balance in the world. The duo also comments on Team Rocket's continued presence and their attempts to steal Pikachu. They discuss the chosen one narrative and the role of Ash in saving the world.
Pokémon 3: The Movie Reaction
In "Pokémon 3: The Movie," the reactors discuss the story of Molly, a young girl who uses the power of the Unknown to create a dream world. They comment on the film's animation, music, and emotional depth, as well as the introduction of Entei. Eric explains the lore behind the Unknown and their ability to grant wishes. The duo also discusses the role of Professor Oak and his relationship with Ash's mom. They analyze the battles, the characters, and the overall plot of the film, praising its creativity and emotional impact. They also discuss Team Rocket's role in helping to save the day. The reactors also discuss the theories about Ash's dad and the implications of time travel in the Pokémon universe.
