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Sep 06, 2011 01:49

[ Today's is a rare intentional post! Though he doesn't talk immediately. He frowns at the camera for a few seconds, then sighs. ]Challenging the Goldenrod gym was a bit of a nightmare when it happened. The gym leader in Violet was less...unique... and I guess I'm glad he didn't to put me in a dress, but I take back my words from when I said to ( Read more... )

!ic, c: kisa sohma, c: shuusuke fuji, c: harry mason, c: fuu hououji, c: watanuki kimihiro, c: nanao ise, c: nephenee, c: yuushi oshitari, c: larry butz, c: naoto shirogane, c: clover, c: akaya kirihara, c: shelly de killer

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[video] usedhat September 6 2011, 17:26:05 UTC

To some extent, it seems as though they don't believe there is much else worth learning.

[video] miniworth September 7 2011, 01:47:49 UTC

Considering that this world almost completely revolves around Pokémon, if that were the case it certainly wouldn't be surprising.

[video] usedhat September 7 2011, 02:47:41 UTC

Even then, though, you would think they would have a more available education for Pokémon engineers. There must be quite a bit of schooling involved in making Pokéballs, and they must have some form of engineers for the buildings and electrical system.

[video] miniworth September 7 2011, 02:53:15 UTC

A lot of occupations here should require a high level of education. Despite that, I haven't seen any educational establishments of any sort aside from the trainer's school. It's strange; in fact it's concerning.

... I'd just like to keep up with my education, personally.

[video] usedhat September 7 2011, 04:01:47 UTC

It just adds to the mystery of this place, really. I would think perhaps there were schools in another area, or another country, but there are no signs of that, nor are there any indications that the majority of the population has done any homeschooling. I would prefer to keep up with my education, as well, particularly if I'm to be here for as long as some have been.

[video] miniworth September 7 2011, 04:04:08 UTC

Even if there was a school in another area, the ferry doesn't seem to run to anywhere aside from Cianwood.

[video] usedhat September 7 2011, 04:36:52 UTC

I haven't made it past Goldenrod, so I admit that I don't know the full lay of the land beyond here.

[video] miniworth September 8 2011, 05:24:00 UTC

I have yet to see Blackthorn and Mahogany as well. However, Olivine, Ecruteak, and Cianwood didn't seem to have anything connecting the residents of Johto to any other land, or region as they call it.

[video] usedhat September 9 2011, 21:58:24 UTC

There must be more beyond all of this, but it doesn't seem to be easy to find.

[video] miniworth September 11 2011, 00:00:27 UTC

What's hidden could also be difficult to find.

[video] usedhat September 13 2011, 22:57:37 UTC

It usually is.

[video] miniworth September 14 2011, 00:12:17 UTC

We can't really determine if the things we are unaware of in this world are deliberately hidden from us or not.

[video] usedhat September 14 2011, 00:16:43 UTC

Deliberate or not, anything hidden that isn't a challenge to find only barely counts as being hidden.

[video] miniworth September 15 2011, 04:22:06 UTC

If it only barely counts, it still counts, doesn't it?

[ If you think he's going to start straying off-topic, you're probably not imagining it. ]

[video] usedhat September 16 2011, 04:09:12 UTC

To an extent. What is hidden to one person may not be hidden to another. Hiding a letter in plain sight does not count as hiding it to an observant eye, for example.

[video] miniworth September 16 2011, 05:14:34 UTC

... That's true, too.

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