Will ash ketchum ever gets laid?
Maybe, but we'll be long dead before he does since he ages way slower than us, in 11 years, from 10 he's like what? 13?
What is the episode of Pokemon that Ash gets hypnotized? ((Or an episode where he gets captured or something))?
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It depends on which time Ash died. He has been killed 7 times, all of them except one being in movies, but of course has been resurrected on all occasions. There’s a wiki page on the details of these occurrences: Ash KetchumIf you’re too lazy to open the link, here’s a summary of them:In the TV episode "The Tower of Terror", Ash jumps toward a Haunter and Gastly as they sink into the ground (as he wanted to capture them), and when he smashes into the ground, a chandelier falls on top of him and Pikachu, crushing/electrocuting them both. Their spirits were pulled out by Haunter as ghosts, and were later returned to their bodies, alive.In the movie "Mewtwo Strikes Back", Ash jumps between Mewtwo and Mew as they shoot energy waves at each other that could have destroyed everything and everyone present. The attacks hit him and turned him to stone; however, the tears of all the Pokemon (original and cloned) brought him back to life.In the movie "The Power Of One", Ash was on Lugia's back when he crashed into icy waters, which would have killed him instantly.In the movie "Lucario and the Mystery of Mew", along with nearly every other human character in the Tree of Beginning, Ash was eaten by a blob designed to fight off humans. He was later revived by Mew along with the rest.In the Victini movies, he gets crushed by the force of Psychic/Confusion, which most likely kills him.Again in the Victini movies, he is knocked out and is most likely killed by a combination of asphyxiation and freezing from entering space during the climax.In the movie “Pokémon: I Choose You,” Ash is hit by multiple attacks from Pokémon controlled by Marshadow, which kills him and sends his body and soul to a kind of afterlife, but is later resurrected by Ho-Oh after Pikachu jumps through a portal to save him.
Because Ash is just a mediocre pokemon trainer!
What is Pokemon???????
r u sure u dont know Pokemon? i thought everybody in the world knows it..hehehe..maybe in my world.... Pokemon is about a different kind of world filled with different kinds of creatures...Then there are the people who train them and become great pokemon trainers or something like that..... here: for much more details Pokémon is the story of a young boy named Ash Ketchum. Finally having reached the age of 10, he receives his first Pokémon from Professor Oak and sets out on his Pokémon Journey. Along for the ride are his best friends: Misty, Brock, Tracey, May, Max, and Dawn. Together, they journey through the Kanto, Orange, Johto, Hoenn, Battle Frontier and Sinnoh Leagues. Ash takes every opportunity to capture a Pokémon, Misty trains Pokémon of the Water type while Brock prefers Rock types. Tracey travels around sketching Pokémon. May started her journey for the sights and not the Pokémon but then decided to enter Pokémon Contests. Although Max has no Pokémon, he helps the group out with his handy PokéNav skills so as not to get lost but they still do from time to time. Dawn travels around to compete in contests like her mother did years ago
In which Pokemon episode does Ash get hit by lightning?
The first episode, there's this huge thunderstorm and a bunch of pokemon birds (sorry forgot exact name, pigeyotto was the name i think?) well he does get hit by pikachu's lightning a lot in other episodes but its probably the first one hope i helped! :)
This question is a very valid one, and I myself had it years back.Pikachu has been in the show from the very beginning of the show. He's battled several Pokémon from several regions over several years. But all his strength and experience seems to reset to null at the beginning of a new season.The only logical explanation for this would be that if Pikachu was invincible, he would be able to defeat all Pokémon alone. The gym battles wouldn't be interesting, as Pikachu is usually used first and then he loses and the next Pokémon comes. Pokémon battles are meant to have some suspense as in what will Ash do, now that Pikachu's down? With an overpowered Pikachu, battles will become boringly predictable and monotonous.If GameFreak had to defend itself though, I can imagine them saying something like: In every new season, there are some new aspects, new battle styles, new Pokémon that Ash and Pikachu are not used to. They need to revise their strategy continuously. Ash may be a Jack-of-all-trades but master-of-none, so specialists like gym leaders can defeat him easily.But deep down even the makers know they can't remove Pikachu for it being their mascot and being loved by all, and an overwhelming Pikachu would end the show due to drop in interest.
What are some SasuSaku moments in Naruto?
Chapter 10 page 9: Sasuke 'saves' Sakura from the two ninja's who are trying to kill the bridge builder. You know what I'm talking about ^-^' Chapter 19 page 14-15: Sasuke gets jealous or whatever you want to call it (hes sooo jealous >=3) cause Sakura tells Naruto how to climb the tree and he gets a blushy =3!! Chapter 31 page 14-16: Sakura crys over Sasuke's 'death'. Chapter 33 page 1-3: Sasuke wakes up and he sees Sakura (Its not really a moment, but its still cute =3!!) Chapter 47 page 11-12: Sasuke saves Sakura from the grass ninja (Orochimaru). Chapter 50 page 1-2: After Sasuke gets bitten hes holding on to Sakura. Chapter 55 page 18-19 and chapter 56 (the whole chapter is like a SasuSaku moment =D): Sasuke wakes up and beats the sit out of budy who hurt Sakura. And its the hug scene ^^!! Chapter 129 page 7-9: Sakura jumps infrount of Sasuke and gets hit by Gaara. Chapter 133 page 11: Sasuke cares about Sakura >wChapter 138 page 12: Sasuke catches Sakura and his eyes look so loving and caring =3 Chapter 172 page 17: Sasuke does not push Sakura off him and he does not say anything. And look at his eyes..... Chapter 176 page 3: Its not really a moment, but Sasuke does not want to hurt Sakura, so it counts. Chapter 181: Sasuke leaves. This is when they were young. They don't have 'moments' as such in shippuden. Its only when ever Sakura thinks of Sasuke she starts to miss him and you can tell she still loves him.
Simple, because Ash isn’t Yugi.Ash is a different kind of character from Yugi, he’s meant to grow and develop on his journey. A major part of learning is failure. He’s designed to be an underdog, it’s just he’s not written in a very complex way. If he was, then kids might not understand him. He was made to be a stand-in for kids, allowing them to see The Pokémon world as he does.Yugi is a more likeable character, but when I put him under scrutiny, he’s really bland. The fact that he wins constantly makes him kind of boring. But he’s supposed to always win, as he’s an overpowered protagonist who is the “King of Games”. Now this doesn’t make him a bad character because he’s overpowered, as Saitama, Meliodas, and Guts are all great overpowered characters, and they win practically every fight they’re put into. I just find it a little boring that he wins almost constantly, however, this can be a great device for the few times he does lose. Kaiba beating him in duelist kingdom was jarring, and I remember it vividly because Yugi wasn’t supposed to lose, he NEVER lost. A protagonist losing a fight was unheard of for a 7 year old at the time. So him winning constantly can be good for dramatic effect.Point being, it’s kind of unfair to compare the two considering they’re meant to accomplish different goals. Ash is a vessel for kids to learn about Pokémon as he does, and grow on the journey with him. Yugi is someone kids want to look up to, and someone they can aspire to be.