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Episode Pokémon (2019) - Episode 45 discussion

Pokémon (2019), episode 45

Alternative names: * Pokemon (Shin Series), Pocket Monsters 2019, Pokemon (Shin Series), Pokemon 2019, Pokemon Journeys: The Series*

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Episode Link Score Episode Link Score Episode Link Score Episode Link Score
64 Link ---- 77 Link 4.5 90 Link 3.88 103 Link 4.33
65 Link ---- 78 Link 4.0 91 Link 4.25 104 Link 4.25
66 Link 3.0 79 Link 4.5 92 Link 4.71 105 Link 4.44
67 Link ---- 80 Link 5.0 93 Link 4.2 106 Link 4.75
68 Link 5.0 81 Link 2.67 94 Link 4.25 107 Link 4.67
69 Link ---- 82 Link 4.67 95 Link 4.33 108 Link 4.57
70 Link ---- 83 Link 4.9 96 Link 4.75 109 Link 4.57
71 Link 5.0 84 Link 4.43 97 Link 4.0 110 Link 4.5
72 Link ---- 85 Link 4.17 98 Link 4.33 111 Link 4.88
73 Link ---- 86 Link 4.67 99 Link 4.67 112 Link 4.82
74 Link ---- 87 Link 4.67 100 Link 4.75 113 Link 4.67
75 Link 5.0 88 Link 4.75 101 Link 4.17 114 Link 4.88
76 Link 4.0 89 Link 4.67 102 Link 4.67 115 Link ----

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u/kdebones Nov 13 '20

That was a fun mini-arc! Lots of fun moments and just all around pretty hyped. Considering we're going to see Mewtwo next episode, I wonder if that means we'll have a lot more focus on the various legendary pokemon in the world (especially since GOU caught Eternatus).

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Also, that hug between Gou and Cinderace was super duper pure.

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u/Xxerox Nov 13 '20

Reminds me of the adorableness when he first caught it.

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u/CelioHogane Nov 14 '20

Why do people call him Gou when the name is clearly Go because POKEMON GO?

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u/emmausgamer Nov 14 '20

Because his Japanese name is read as Gou.

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u/lupajarito Nov 15 '20

But I watch on japanese and they very clearly say go(h)

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u/HydraTower Nov 15 '20

That's how you pronounce Gou.

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u/lupajarito Nov 15 '20

Ahhh thanks!! I wasn't getting it

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u/HydraTower Nov 15 '20

No problem. That's how the Japanese always pronounce the ou sound.

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u/emmausgamer Nov 15 '20

That's how Japanese is. "u" after an "o" sound is not spoken like a down "u" like "cute", but it just stretches the "o" sound a bit. Another one is the more common form for saying father, "Otou-(sama/san)". It spoken as "Oto(o)-(sama/san)". My Japanese is a bit weak, but I shouldn't be too far of the mark.

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u/lupajarito Nov 15 '20

Thanks!! That's very informative :)

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u/CelioHogane Nov 15 '20

Do you realice how stupid it is to writte a mute u that comes from an english word that doesn't have it and in japanese is not pronounced?

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u/HappyCloud__ Nov 16 '20

Gou is a normal Japanese name though. So even it's a refence to Pokemon GO, the fact that they named the character Gou isn't that weird and maybe more relatable for Japanese children.