Alphonse Elric (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
armoredsoul) wrote2014-09-01 03:38 pm
armoredsoul) wrote2014-09-01 03:38 pm
2nd Transmutation | [video, action for Saffron] SAVE THE KITTIES
Just how common is all this stuff?
[Yeah, that's a very panicked Alphonse on the screen, with two Espurrs clinging very tightly to his head. Painfully tight, in fact, judging from that wince. And it looks like there are more huddling around Al--seriously, someone needs to find homes for them before he adopts every single damn one of them.]
At least the poor things don't seem to be hurt from it, but this is crazy! I heard about that storm with the Sharpedo, but this doesn't even make sense!
[Yeah, that's a very panicked Alphonse on the screen, with two Espurrs clinging very tightly to his head. Painfully tight, in fact, judging from that wince. And it looks like there are more huddling around Al--seriously, someone needs to find homes for them before he adopts every single damn one of them.]
At least the poor things don't seem to be hurt from it, but this is crazy! I heard about that storm with the Sharpedo, but this doesn't even make sense!
[Video]
[Yet another reminder that people from all sort of time periods can come to this world.]
Pretty much, yeah! Technology's still evolving, so if things keep up, movies in the future would look more impressive compared to today's.
[Video]
I bet! Probably enough to make you wonder if what's on the screen really happened, even if it's some big monster running around! ...well, a monster that isn't a Pokemon.
[Video]
[Or is it 2011? Remakes make it slightly confusion.]
There's a lot of legends and stories about Pokemon, so sometimes you do think it's real if they make a movie about them. The weird stuff that do happen just helps make it seem more likely.