Pokemon anime fans recently got treated to a new protagonist, Go, in its latest addition — Pocket Monsters.
The game introduced a brand new region to the franchise, the Galar region.
Scorbunny, one of the starting Pokemon of the region, is the Pokemon accompanying Go. In the recent Episode 17, Scorbunny evolves into Raboot (Rabbifoot).
Gou's Scorbunny has evolved and now is an adorable edgy one going though that teenager phase #anipoke pic.twitter.com/eT8BWiK2os
— ChikoritaCheezits (Local Kid Icarus Trash) (@ChikoritaCheez) March 15, 2020
The clip shows Raboot using a Pyro Ball on Team Rocket. This came shocking for a lot of us since a Scorbunny can learn pyro ball only in its final evolution, Cinderace.
Number one rule of Pokemon training is that you delay evolution until your baby Pokemon learns all the moves you want them to have. Once they evolve, most of them won’t learn anything new; others might learn only one move.
This proves that Go’s Raboot(Rabbifoot) will turn out to be very strong since it can already use Pyro Ball. The clip also shows Raboot having no respect for Go and walks away after the fight with Team Rocket.
This reminds us of Ash’s Charizard. Ash’s Charmander pre-evolved before Ash could be ready for it, and his Charizard then had no respect for him too.
Ash had to do a lot of hard work to “earn” his Charizard, and the same thing is what we think is going to happen with Go.
About Pokemon
Pokemon, first released in 1996, is set up in a world where humans catch monsters and store them in pocket-sized poke-balls, thus the name Pocket Monsters or Pokemon. They are creatures with an affinity to certain elements and some superhuman abilities related to that particular element.
Revolving around a teenage boy Ashe Ketchum, it takes us through his journey to becoming the most accomplished Pokemon trainer the world has ever seen.
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