In the past, Ash’s habit of using baby Pokémon in the League Tournament was heavily criticized by viewers.
Every time Ash would go up against a fully evolved Pokémon with his starter, it was a sight to behold.
How many Pokémon fans were speechless at that?
Finally, in Ash’s farewell match, which was in the Sword and Shield series.
The studio probably realized they couldn’t continue this way.
They decided to give Ash an all-final-form team, Dragonite, Gengar, Lucario, and so on.
Man, if it had been the previous seasons, it would have been a Dragonair, Gastly, and Riolu, you bet.
Although Su Yihuan wanted to change this “bad trend,” he wasn’t going to change it all at once.
On the one hand, Ash’s strength wasn’t enough to handle the fully evolved starters.
On the other hand, Su Yihuan also gave a reasonable explanation for it—
The Charizard’s personality changed after evolving, which scared Bulbasaur and the others.
In the second half of this episode.
Ash decided to respect Bulbasaur’s choice and didn’t let it evolve into Ivysaur.
But Bulbasaur didn’t gain nothing.
It successfully learned the signature move “Solar Beam” from the Vileplume that Lillie’s Venasaur used to defeat Charmeleon.
That’s a small comfort for the confused fans.
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Because the target audience for "Pokémon" is mainly young people under 30.
After the student party returns to school, the popularity should naturally decline… Ha!
Top 1 on the Hot Search!
Indeed, the news from the Children’s Channel.
The ratings did drop a bit.
But the popularity hasn’t shown any signs of declining.
In fact, the search term “Charizard, Bulbasaur” completely overshadowed “Liu Yi Fei, Zeng Yi Ke.”
Well, on weekdays, these two names can be considered a stable presence on the Hot Search list.
There’s no way around it, the news of the Fairy Sister being a TXL is too explosive.
And her partner is the same Mianyang-accented guy who was called “Zeng Yi Ke get out of Super Girl” for years.
This really broke the hearts of the Fairy fans. Even if you’re a T, at least find a pretty girl to date.
The crew of “Love Announcement,” which is in the middle of shooting, is completely dumbfounded.
Even the Fairy Sister, who had secretly cursed Su Yihuan countless times in her heart since she was rejected for the role of Koga, was bewildered.
She didn’t expect that she would sacrifice so much and still be defeated by two virtual characters.
In the industry, many professionals who only paid attention to this drama because of its groundbreaking special effects have realized.
They need to re-evaluate the potential of this drama.
Of course, groundbreaking is a bit of an exaggeration, but it is definitely the best in China.
Especially for the movie that Su Yihuan is currently filming.
Most people originally thought of this movie as a pure “money-grubbing” piece of crap like the future “Running Man” movie.
But now… they need to pay attention.
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The filming of “Pokémon: The Ambition of the Elite Four” continues.
It has already filmed the part where the protagonist group gathers at the Elite Four’s lair—Crimson Island.
And it’s preparing for the final battle.
In the original work, this battle is between the Rocket Team’s Sabrina, Koga, and Janine and the protagonist group, including Green, Blue, and Yellow.
After much consideration, Su Yihuan didn’t make Sabrina, Koga, and Janine Rocket Team members.
Otherwise, it would make the Kanto region, which is the strongest region, look like a clown.
Eight Gym Leaders and four undercover agents, or wait, in the manga, Lance was also a member of the Rocket Team.
Five undercover agents!
And the Elite Four have ulterior motives…
Why don’t you just call yourselves the Wine Factory League?
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“Xia and Sabrina are a team, Janine and Gary are a team, Koga and Brock are a team, Yellow and Lance are a team, each facing an Elite Four member.”
In the original manga, Misty and Brock stayed in the Kanto region to protect the people.
But their identities are now part of the protagonist group, so they must get enough screen time.
But Su Yihuan’s changes go far beyond that…
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“Teacher Zhang, do you think Sister Jia and Director Su have a thing?”
One day at lunch, Peng Yu Chang, who played Brock, asked Zhang Song Wen, who played Giovanni, in a low voice.
Zhang Song Wen blinked his eyes, wondering if this kid’s eyesight was bad.
How could he not see something so obvious?
The time Jia Jing Wen spent with Su Yihuan was almost more than Natsuna.
“Some things are better left unsaid.”
Zhang Song Wen, a veteran of the workplace, reminded him.
A few days after joining the crew, he also noticed that Xu Dong Dong, who played Koga, had a strange look in his eyes when looking at Su Yihuan.
But as soon as Jia Jing Wen arrived, Xu Dong Dong obediently retreated.
There’s no way around it, their status is not on the same level.
“That’s amazing, I remember Director Su was about my age when he worked with Sister Jia on “Little Zhang Wu Ji.”
Peng Yu Chang stroked his chin.
Speaking of this, Zhang Song Wen also thought it was amazing.
But he would never have imagined that in the future, Peng Yu Chang’s aesthetic would be so explosive.