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Speaking of theories, I have one that I don't think has been deliberated upon. I believe what I researched is very interesting, so here's the super-shortened version:
If there was to be a 6th Generation, there would be a small problem (Well, to some people it would be a problem). One of the new Pokemon would have the Pokedex number of 666, and therefore it would never be looked at the same by people who cared. But, see, there's ALREADY more than 666 Pokemon. I mean Formes; Pokemon with different stats, Types, and appearances that aren't counted as a Pokedex number. I won't put the list here for space purposes, but here's the what it adds up to.
There are 70 Pokemon unrepresented with their own Pokedex number. This, with the 649 species, makes 719. The difference of 719 and 666(therefore the number we must subtract from 649) is 53. 649 - 53 = 596. But there is one Pokemon of the 70 uncounted that comes after the Pokedex Number 596(Meloetta). So go back one. 595. The real #666 is the Pokedex number 595. Joltik.
This theory of mine had been flawed previously, as I had forgotten some of the alternate Formes and appearances. But I'm sure sure it's accurate now.
I don't mean this to be a serious condemning of Joltik, as he's one of my very favorite from the 5th Gen, but simply an interesting thought I had that I took the time to factor mathematically. This almost makes me want to write some sort of story about an evil Joltik now, though. *spooky laugh* Additionally, I do not mean to offend anyone who would take offense from the subject.
I apologize for having such a large post. If you want a list of the 70 aforementioned 'uncounted Pokemon', you may e-mail me for it. I wanted to condense my theory as much as possible. I can also include the non-condensed math equation I did, if you think I made a mistake.
Thank you for your time.
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That's really cool! RIP Jolteon tho :(
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Maybe! There wasn't exactly a conscious decision to stop watching, but I have many, many other things to watch and too little time to watch them all.
Do you plan to watch the other seasons of MLP FIM?
This site hits me with a wave of nostalgia. I'm glad to see it still up and trucking. I still haven't found all the secret links, but I intent to keep coming back to try. Happy Pokémon's 30th!
She's done fairly well for herself. She was the voice of Elsa in the Icelandic dub of Frozen and associated media. I haven't seen her too much lately but Silvía Nótt wasn't her last gig by any means.
I prefer when Iceland's Eurovision entries are in Icelandic! I like our language and it makes the songs a lot more distinct.
I watched the first couple seasons of MLP: FiM. It was fun! Rarity was my unexpected favorite pony.
BTW, have you seen MLP FIM? And what's your opinion on it?
With the actress who played Silvía Nótt, is she still famous over there. And could she have improved Iceland's Eurovision chances that year by putting a disclaimer saying it's a satire character?
And do you prefer when iceland send their songs in English or Icelandic?
Affiliation is for fansites, made with love by individual fans for fans. It is not for advertising commercial ventures, which I do not do (see my several FAQ entries on advertising), least of all commercial ventures involving selling AI-generated replicas of other people's art, which is scummy as hell.
Hi, I'm Leah from the Tripo AI team. We've been following and love the energy of your Pokémon community. We recently launched JujuBit, an AI-powered tool that lets fans turn their favorite Pokémon cards or fan art into physical, 3D-printed collectibles—think mini-figures, fridge magnets, and custom display pieces. Essentially, we're helping trainers bring their digital collection into the real world. We'd love to explore a collaboration with you. If you’re open to collaborating, we can also provide compensation for promotional posts or community activities. Would this be something you’d be interested in?
We’d be happy to discuss further collaboration details with you.
I will be voting yes. I'm generally in favor of more international cooperation, but it seems particularly pertinent now.
What are your thoughts on Iceland's EU referendum? Do you want to join?
Silvía Nótt is a parody character played by actress Ágústa Eva Erlendsdóttir - think Sacha Baron Cohen's characters like Borat or Ali G. In Iceland she existed as the star of an interview show similar to and inspired by Da Ali G Show, where she, in character as this incredibly ditzy, obnoxious diva, would interview people who thought she was for real for the entertainment value of her ridiculousness contrasted against how the interviewees reacted to her. (Disclaimer: I never watched her show myself, but that's what I understand it was like.)
Her Eurovision song was similarly an obvious parody sung in character as this ridiculously self-important fictional character. In the Icelandic version, the chorus literally starts "Congratulations, Iceland, on me being born here", and the backup dancers were dressed like security guards in suits and sunglasses only to dramatically pull of their pants at the climax. She acted rude and obnoxious and preposterously awful in all the interviews around it in Iceland, too, because that was the joke and the whole point of her character!
One way or another, though, the official English translation and staging kind of muted the obvious parody nature of it to the point that people outside of Iceland couldn't even tell that it was a parody and a parody character and just thought she was an actual obnoxiously self-important diva, so all in all her entry was a big flop in the actual contest, nobody really got the joke, and the whole thing was kind of embarrassing.
So she was not cancelled, because she is not a real person, and the entire point of her was to be like that.
Was watching clips of classic Eurovision entries and one came up that made want to find out more. What was the reaction in Iceland to their Eurovision 2006 Sylvia Night entry and the way she conducted herself in interviews (she was kicking journalists out and being very rude). I remember reading news articles with people claling her behaviour a disgrace and being mad at the way she acted.
So just wondering if in Iceland she got cancelled, a bad reputation, or thrived off the negative rep. And was she famous prior to Eurovision and was she always thia arrogant and rude?
Really good information! It helps me to write content in better way.
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My oldest affiliate is Pokémon Rebirth, which has been around since 2001, although it didn't become an affiliate until 2005, and technically the project is now complete so the site is dormant since 2021. Sneasel Plushie, though, is also an affiliate since 2005 and last updated this December.
Who is your longest affiliate at this point? And are there any old Pokemon fansites from 2006 that are still updated 20 years later (othen than the big ones)?
Happy Pokémon Day! To celebrate, I finally figured out that my top 5 Pokémon are Rotom, Unown, Arceus, Ho-oh, and Zoroark!
Ugh, thanks for letting me know. I had no idea.
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