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Ash Ketchum makes history after defeating Sinnoh champion Cynthia in ‘Pokémon Journeys’
- Ash Ketchum made history in the “Pokémon Journeys” anime by besting the undefeated Sinnoh champion Cynthia in a full six-on-six match up.
- Both trainers were in the Masters 8 tournament, which consisted of the eight strongest trainers: No. 1 ranked Galar champion Leon, Kalos champion Diantha, Hoenn champion Steven, Unova champion Iris, Johto champion Lance and Ash’s rival from Kalos, Alain.
- Ash’s team consisted of Pikachu, Gengar, Dracovish, Sirfetch’d, Dragonite and Mega Lucario, while Cynthia used Spiritomb, Roserade, Milotic, Gastrodon, dynamax Togekiss and her ace, Garchomp.
- Ash’s Lucario won the final bout, beating the previously undefeated Garchomp and launching Ash into the finals against Leon, placing the protagonist at No. 2.
Ash Ketchum has achieved a new milestone in the anime “Pokémon Journeys” by defeating the legendary Sinnoh champion, Cynthia.
Ash and Cynthia were participants in the Masters 8 tournament, a world championship of the strongest trainers Pokémon trainerse, including No. 1 ranked Galar champion Leon, Kalos champion Diantha, Hoenn champion Steven, Unova champion Iris, Johto champion Lance and Ash’s rival from Kalos, Alain.
After hitting ‘rock bottom,’ a 26 y/o is supporting his family and improving parent-child relationships through a card game
- After years of misplaced anger and miscommunication, Joseph Lam rebuilt his relationship with his parents by genuinely talking with them.
- Lam co-founded a card game called Parents are Human to encourage conversation between bilingual children and their parents.
- Decks are 70 cards each divided into 50 questions and 20 actions and are currently available in Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Vietnamese, Spanish, Korean, Filipino/Tagalog and English-only, with blank backs for players to fill in.
The power of community drives the success of a card game called Parents Are Human, which aims at improving communication and connection between immigrant families.
Joseph Lam, 26, was in his early 20s when he hit “rock bottom.” In 2018, he ended his health tech company and an almost two-year relationship and was forced to move back into his family home where he faced a turbulent relationship with his parents.
‘Got that ‘come over’ text but she lives in Celadon City’: ‘Tweet like Pokémon were real’ game goes viral
Ever wonder what would happen if Pokémon were actually real? A viral Twitter game may have the answer as people are now sharing their “real life” encounters with these majestic creatures.
Let the games begin: Twitter user @nellychilling started the “Tweet like Pokémon were real” game over the weekend. Their initial post has already been retweeted more than 55,000 times and has received over 23,000 QTs (Quote Tweets) and more than 45,000 likes.
Game Developer Draws Flack for Bad Romantic Plot, Admits He’s Never Experienced Love
The developer of a Chinese independent game available on Steam has crushed hearts after explaining why its love storytelling was probably dull.
The developer, identified only as Rice, responded to a critical comment about his game called “Tiny Snow.”
Anime Artist Teases Possible Louis Vuitton Collaboration With Viral Tweet
A mysterious Louis Vuitton bag hand-painted with a mobile game character has gone viral on the Japanese internet.
The image comes from Twitter user @hagitcho, a professional illustrator who has created characters for novels and games such as “Fate/Apocrypha” and “Fate/Grand Order.”
The Geniuses Behind ‘Just Kidding Films’ Created the Most Epic Party Game
“Shady Agents” is an upcoming party game in which players take on the role of undercover agents who must use keen observation and some deductive skills to outsmart their opponents and win.
Created by the folks behind the popular YouTube channel JustKiddingParty (JKP), an offshoot of comedy channel JustKiddingFilms, the game is described as a mix between party games “Mafia” and “Never Have I Ever.”
Addictive Clapping App of Chinese President’s Epic Speech Goes Viral
A new app that lets users show their appreciation for President Xi Jinping’s three and a half hour speech at the Great Hall of the People during the 19th Party Congress went viral after being played 860 million times.
The game “Such a Great Speech: Applaud Xi Jinping” was made by WeChat owner Tencent, the minds behind the ultra-popular mobile game “Honor Of Kings.”
Japanese Company Creates Dating Sim To Help Women Sleep With The Right Bra
Wacoal, one of Japan’s leading lingerie companies, found that over 20% of local women are having sleeping difficulties because their breasts move uncomfortably in their sleep. In response, the company decided to create a product called the “night-up bra” which supposedly gives excellent support at nighttime.
What’s most interesting, however, isn’t so much the product as it is the method the company is using to sell it…
Hardcore Gamer Parents in China Name Their Daughter After Popular Mobile Game
One couple in Shaanxi Province, China decided to name their daughter after “Honor of Kings”, a popular fantasy mobile game that has taken the country by storm.
The parents didn’t just pick a name that closely resembled “Honor of Kings”, they used the exact four Chinese characters of the game’s title as their daughter’s birth name.
Pokémon Go is Finally Giving Players What They Wanted From the Very Beginning
Pokémon fans have a new reason to get excited with Pokémon GO’s latest update that adds several changes to the game, including a feature that players have wished for since it first came out.
As part of a larger rework on Pokémon Go Gyms, Niantic is set to add Raid Battles to the game in the coming weeks, according to the game’s official site.
China Now Has a Pokémon Go Knockoff Called ‘City Spirit Go’
Chinese Pokémon fans are desperate to get their hands on Pokémon Go and are trying anything possible to play it — even if that means playing a knockoff version of the game.
Pokémon Go, the widely-popular augmented reality game that has been flooding your Facebook news feed, was recently launched in the U.S., New Zealand and Australia, but not in China.
Programmer Builds Sweet Video Game to Propose to His Girlfriend
With the amount of viral video proposals in this day and age, it’s difficult to find a one that’s truly unique. Luckily, redditor LA Pike stepped up to the plate today to give us something we haven’t seen before. In the video above, the man, who calls himself a programmer proposes to his girlfriend by having her play a game he built himself. The couple are in their mid twenties and currently live in Cincinnati, OH. The levels are based on some of the best memories he has of her when they were dating.
Level 1: First meeting at BockfestLevel: 2: First DateLevel 3: First Road Trip TogetherLevel 4: Traveling to PortlandLevel 5: Gen ConLevel 6: Back HomeFinal ScreensMariachis appear on the screen and plays “Nostros.” The same song his grandfather serenaded his grandmother with when he proposed to her over 60 years ago.A man who is supposed to be LA Pike appears.Then this message shows up.This is where he gets down on one knee and proposes. Can you guess what her answer was?Source: IMGUR
