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LT's Brainstorming Blog

@Greninjaman @InfiniteBakuphoon @Catz @Funnylion @prog rocker @moogcity

A Relaxing Open World Idea (inspired by Infinity Nikki and movie 6)

When Ash, Misty, and Brock arrived in the vast world of Rilas, and its glittering jeweled kingdoms, they were expecting a leisurely excursion through a new world--no villains, no race to save the world, no dramatic confrontation.

But imagine their surprise when they keep discovering hints that this was the very place that Jirachi first came to the Pokeworld a millennium ago, long before Ash, May, and Brock arrived at the fateful festival. But that was just a folktale...or was it?

While there may not be villains breathing down their necks at every turn, Brock suggested the trio keep an eye out for clues and information as they travel across the jeweled kingdoms. Luckily, the people of the Jeweled Kingdoms were more than happy to help out the wanderers from another land.

So is Brock's theory correct? Is the old folktale true, or do the star, wish, and Jirachi motifs point to something else? What is Rilas' connection to Jirachi, anyway? Our heroes will find out that there's still a quest to be had, even without bad guys on their trail.
 
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Collection of Acting Training Vignettes (a coming attraction for this year)

As Ash and the gang perform the wild and spirited plays of the Wakunese Tawame tradition, not every play starts out perfectly. Sometimes the most interesting things happen when the Elite Eight and the other troupe members get together for acting practice.

As Ash and the gang perform the wild and spirited plays of the Wakunese Tawame tradition, not every play starts out perfectly. Sometimes the most interesting things happen when the Elite Eight and the other troupe members get together for acting practice.

From flubbed lines, to humorous prop and setpiece stand ins, to Pokemon messing up the scene, Pokemon standing in for a character, and even those things that go right in practice--such as when a line is nailed just right, a song or solo hits all the right notes, when a fight is both exciting and yet safe, and some magical moments you have to see to believe.

So when the Elite Eight and the rest of the Niji Troupe get together to rehearse a play--anything can happen--and the group carries both the highs of those moments where everything works in their hearts, and look back and laugh at things that went wrong once the play closes--these are the Tales from the Training Room.
 
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An Anime Mystery (a question about the OG series)

Anime gurus, I need your help!

Why does Sabrina appear so early in the OG Kanto arc? Was she planned to be the fourth boss, and Erika be boss #6?

I know from some research that Koga's and Sabrina's positions were switched, but I have wondered for years whether Sabrina was, at any point, considered to be the fourth boss.
 
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