Hopefully they won't be appearing every episode because this type of thing gets old fast.
But, the actual battle is pretty solid nonetheless. I really don't get however how someone like Pikachu, who by now should be like level 99 is about on par with Clemont's Bunnelby, which apparently is its first fight. The fight between Pikachu and Bunnelby is pretty solid. In fact, the battle with Ash is apparently his first ever battle. It doesn't look like he's a gym leader here. This is interesting because Clemont is the gym leader of Lumiose City in the game. The two new ongoing friends established are Clemont and his little sister Bonnie. Seriously, almost every line he shouts out is cheesy and annoying to hear. It's truly a shame, because this and coming episodes could have been called good if he was a likable and more serious protagonist. It's very grating, especially for people like me that like Ash from the way earlier episodes. He acts like a complete amatuer the whole time. This is an example where years and years of episodes have amounted to nothing. When Ash arrives the plot really begins, for better or worst. I won't fault the writing until I see her interact with the outside world. Sadly Serena seems to be out of character. It's very cool how the anime recreates the environment from the games, from the Fletchling to Rhyhorn to the mom, it's good stuff for people that have just played those two. In this opening we're introduced to Serena, the main female in the X & Y games. I will give props to the opening for feeling very thematic, something fresh. Along the way in this premiere episode he runs into new Pokemon, new friends, and of course Team Rocket whom once again have followed him. Ash Ketchum arrives in Lumiose City in hopes of starting a new adventure and becoming a Pokemon master. The story takes place naturally in the Kalos Region. It hasn't, but if you've played X or Y it's pretty enjoyable. So, I decided to check out the anime adaption and see if it has gotten any better. I've recently played through the X game, which has rekindled my interest in the franchise. I haven't seen an episode since Diamond and Pearl. There was really no character development or danger. Advanced was still solid, but after that it turned repetitive and just boring. When Advanced hit, it slowly started turning into a pretty lackluster show. Like many, as a kid I grew up with the earlier adventures. "The animation was really well done and I hope it stays this way for the duration of the series.It's been quite awhile since I've seen the Pokemon anime. My favorite part in the episode was the battle between Ash and Clemont," adds Morning Sun.
#POKEMON X AND Y ANIME SUMMARY SERIES#
"The introduction to the XY series was great. "This episode was wonderful and enjoyable, I think I haven't feel so entertained by a Pokémon episode in like 3 years, I was watching the whole time," writes RickHoenn on Serebii. So far, fan reception of the Pokemon X and Y anime has been very positive! In addition, the special episode "Mewtwo: Prologue to Awakening" will also air on January 11. Reportedly, the Pokemon X and Y anime will debut in English on January 18 on the Cartoon Network. In Japan, 11 episodes of the Pokemon X and Y anime have been released, and future episodes will return on January 9, 2014.Īnd now, fans can catch a special preview of the future episodes with the trailer below:Īlthough this is a long ways off for English fans, it is a nice glimpse into the future of the Pokemon X and Y anime.īut don't worry, if you're craving the English dub release of the anime, the first two episodes of Pokemon X and Y are available online already. As the Pokemon X and Y anime takes a hiatus in Japan, a new preview has been released just as the North America prepares for its English release.
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