The woman Satoshi and his friends rescue in a forest turns out to be a slightly eccentric Joy who researches Mega Evolution. Satoshi and the others head to the Pokémon Center together with her, but they don't get to enter it! Apparently Joy's assistant Tabunne is angry at her for just leaving like that all the time. Satoshi and his friends do their best to make the two reconcile, but then the Rocket Gang shows up!
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Ugh, ya'll been slaying lately. A day earlier than last week's upload. I see good things in the future!! :D
ReplyDeleteThank you, PM, ya'll too good!!!
Thanks a bunch, guys!
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ReplyDeletethanks for the episode, btw when will pokemon original series continue to translate?
ReplyDeleteI honestly prefer that pocketmonsters fansubs focus on new episodes instead of old. They are doing a fantastic job releasing new episodes so quickly.
DeleteForgive me, I know this question is really out-of-the-blue. But I've been thinking about this a lot lately.
ReplyDeleteIs there a website that lists all of the officially trademarked Japanese Pokémon names? I see multiple different spellings for certain monsters, and I've been trying to figure out which names are the "correct" ones to use.
Metapod, for example. On certain websites, I see "Trancell." On other sites, it's written as "Trancel." On other sites, it's "Transel." And all of these websites claim the same thing: "This is the officially trademarked spelling for this Japanese name." Surely there aren't multiple trademarked spellings, right?
I love the work that you guys do, and I love that you use the original names in your translations. Is there any way you could steer me in the right direction? Thanks in advance!
The best list out there is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Pokémon
DeleteIt has its share of holes, but every name on there is sourced to some kind of official product, meaning it's guaranteed to be error-free. A lot of other, more complete lists are full of spellings "everyone knows" are official, and a lot of those have been revealed to be just something someone made up long ago that spread and became common knowledge. "Sirnight" is a good example, "everyone" knew the official spelling was "Sirknight" until a lot of merchandise featuring "Mega Sirnight" popped up a while after X/Y came out, revealing the actual official spelling. You'll find this error in our subs, too.
The main problem is that while all Pokemon do have an official, trademarked spelling of their Japanese name, prior to gen 5, these names rarely every appeared anywhere, so we didn't know what they were.
As for "multiple trademarked spellings", the spellings "Suikun", "Prasle" and "Kaiorga" appears on some very old merchandise, meaning these were trademarked at the time, though these spellings were quickly dropped and you see the spelling "Suicune", "Plusle" and "Kyogre" everywhere nowadays.
"I love that you use the original names in your translations"
DeleteExcept Puni-chan is called Squishy, maybe because there is soon an explanation that he is called Squishy because he is squishy. It's hard to make that work if you call him Puni-chan.
Thanks for the latest release, PocketMonsters Fansubs!
ReplyDeleteWhy do you call Nyaasu Nyarth?
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