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[Theamsice]

8:55 excuse me, that's not gym leader Brycen, that's the nefarius Brycen-Man

[JavaughnBlaziken]

9:08 “I don’t think anyone is begging Game Freak to add these designs to the game”
I would definitely disagree with Monica

[skwidtheoctopus]

Can’t believe they had a hidden battle in XY where you fight Goku and CAN’T catch him like bruh

[jjtheenton]

Spidops can't be used because it's just that terrible 💔

[MrCactuar]

"a physical fire type scald" aka a physical lava plume

[chrisjohnsen]

All I will add to this is that Datamining HOME at one point revealed that there was a second form of Spidops that was completely scrapped. The boy was robbed.

[QuestionableLogic_]

So the Pokéstar Studios' "Propmons" having typings actually are intentional, as the player is given rental Pokémon to complete the films (you are an 𝓪𝓬𝓽𝓾𝓮𝓻 after all), and as such the typings are used for thematic and gameplay reasons. Let's use Byrcen as an example. Stay with me now, this is going to a bit of yap session.

The Dark/Psychic Brycen is actually Brycen-Man, of the Brycen-Man quadrilogy.

These films follow your average Power Rangers type plot, simple Good vs Evil stuff, and despite being the title character, Brycen-Man is the villain.

Throughout the films you are given rental Lucario (and Riolu for the first film) and every Pokémon you fight Dark or at least partially Dark. Bisharp, Zoroark, and Vullaby all make appearances as enemy Pokémon.

The First Brycen-Man film can also be seen as a tutorial for Pokestar Studios overall, as it is one of the most straight forward, directions, using type matchups to bridge the gap between the general Pokémon battle mechanic and the Pokestar studio format, actively telling you to use specific type moves to properly progress the filming.

So why is Brycen-Man Dark/Psychic?
Well, for one, he's the evil master mind, but also, the game is also pulling a fast one on you.
You see, you only actually "fight" Brycen Man once, in "Brycen-Man Strikes Back 2" (who thought of these names), where it is actually a battle where the only objective is to KO "Brycen-Man" within 15 Turns.

Brycen-Man holds an Eject Button, and is accompanied by a Focus Sash Zoroark and an Eject Button Mandibuzz.

They all know U-Turn, by the way. And they're all slightly over leveled so they're stronger and more durable.

And your only Pokémon?
Two Lucarios.

The first one holds the Black Belt; knowing the moves: Endure, Reversal, and Quick Attack.
The other holds the Quick Claw while knowing the moves Swords Dance, Fury Cutter and Force Palm.

The entire thing is a puzzle of getting the second Lucario out onto the field safely so that it can beat Brycen-Man with Fury Cutter, while using the fact you've been conditioned into using fighting type moves against you as using Force Palm can genuinely cost you the fight in some scenarios.

They genuinely put thought into the films as they all have that kind of puzzle-like problem solving.

Fun Fact: Bycen was an actor before he became a Gym Leader; an injury being why he retired from acting and Alder (the B&W Champion) suggesting becoming a trainer. This is also why he's not a Gym Leader in B&W2 as the player character reinvigorates his passion for acting through the Pokestar Studios Minigames, causing him to retire and continue acting full time again.

Double Fun fact: Wulfric, the Ice type Gym Leader of Kalos, is actually a fan of the series.

Also I can't believe you didn't mention Spidops Unbound, the unreleased true form of Arceus that could be accessed by hacking it in.

[Real_Person_Not_A_Bot]

Fun Fact about Pokestar Studios: Sabrina apparently decided to retire as a Gym Leader, move to Unova, and become an actress.

[Hairo-rvkl]

I can't believe Yoshi was actually in Pokemon all along. Nintendo Power wasn't lying after all! And Dragon/Psychic with higher special than MEWTWO would've been an absolutely BUSTED combo back then! I'm actually kinda glad it was never made available though, otherwise the Gen 1 meta would be in even more shambles lol!

[solidzack]

I remember the first time I tried out the PokeStar Studios movie with Monica, the giant girlfriend. You're intended to survive and stall long enough to calm her down to get the happy ending, and the default Pokémon doesn't have the option to damage her.

So naturally I brought my own Pawniard and used Guilloutine on her.
Bet the viewers didn't see that one coming.

[The_Pikaboi]

Iron Mugulis, the paradox form of Polteagheist, remains unreleased in generation 9 due to it being caught trying to travel to older generations

[jesuisunstroopwafel]

Among Pokéstar opponents, you forgot F-00, a humanoid robot that's the only Steel/Normal creature to date.

[rezonpokemon]

Listen. If giant Monica ever appears in the games with another pokestar Studios again, the internet would go FERAL today.

As an artist certified in drawing giant women, i guarantee this.

[HeliumHasPassed]

That one mecha tyranitar in BW2 is just iron thorns so it’s not like we are missing much

[typemasters]

I originally thought that Ultra Beasts would have been uncatchable when first revealed because the lore suggests that they’re aliens
Pokeballs are designed to work on Pokemon, not extraterrestrial life forms
But that logic is flawed and ultimately it was the better decision for those ultra beasts to become catchable

[annachronist]

To give a little context about why all these funky Pokestar characters have typings and limited movepools, Pokestar studios functioned as a sort of a "puzzle" battle minigame, using fixed rental pokemon as you work around to "follow the script"
An example would be with the Majin movie, where he is fundamentally invulnerable with the Dark/Ghost Wonder Guard set. However, you are provided with an Octillery for the script where you have the move Soak and Energy Ball, which is the answer on how you actually take down the dang thing
That's not the only way to complete a movie script though, every movie also has a secret "twist ending" route where you complete the movie by say, stalling out the timer. One that comes in mind in particular is you selling out humanity during an invasion so that you can get it with an alien girl
Game Freak put, frankly, A LOT of detail over this one mini side mode, like these movie pokemon were meant to originally have shiny sprites to them
Every movie has a corresponding poster comprised of over 10 pixels, and to really phone in the idea that this was an international gig you have movies with English, German, Japanese and Chinese titles
There's a tree that you can surf on in this area

[g.williams]

That Floette is definitely going to be in legends ZA. The model randomly got an update for the Pokémon transfer software a year ago. Mind you it’s unreleased and doesn’t pass the checks to be transferred into the software. I see that as basically a guarantee of it being in ZA.

[lucariorules]

Not having heard of one of the greatest Pokémon Minigames is the most competitive player thing I’ve seen in a while

[sample_text]

0:18 "NO NO! YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO OBEY ME!"
The seven Revavroom Starmobiles:

[takenname]

Just now realized that the Team Star cars were actually unique and not Revavrooms with some special eggs moves and abilities....