Review Pokémon the Movie: Genesect and the Legend Awakened

Pokemon. Promotional Art Work. Viz Media.

The 16th pokemon movie was aired and I'm going to review, since that's what I do. Last week game the release of another game so there is plenty of things happening for the Pokemon fan base including a sneak peek of the next season but that will have to wait for another review.

The story was deals with a group of Genesect revived through fossil and who find themselves in a world far different from what they remember.  Mewtwo runs into them and due to its past dealing with human experiments tries to help them. Still the for the most part don't trust it. The story ends up in a city like New York in a place like Central Park. Ash and Company end up in the middle of the fight between the pokemon and Ash tries to stop it and find a happy ending.

Review for Pokémon X & Y

Pokémon X & Y Poster. Nintendo. Game Freak.

October 12 saw the release of the new addition to the Pokemon gaming franchise. Pokemon X and Pokemon Y happen to be the first Pokemon games made for the 3Ds. There are a lot of new features to check out in the game.

As always, there was the introduction of several new pokemon introduced in this new game but unlike other games this one also bring back many of the old favorites. One fun feature is that after the player select their starter they get to pick another starter from the original three starters from generation one. Through the game the player comes across many chances to capture old pokemon along with the new ones. 

One great feature about the game is its connectivity that allows you to connect to internet and to other players around the world. The friends that you have registered on your 3ds pop on the game as long as they too play one of the new pokemon games. You can trade much easier now and battles online just as easy.  All you have to do is have wi fi and click the wifi button on the on the screen.

Review of Pokémon Origins

Pokémon Origins.TV Tokyo. Nintendo. Pokémon. The Pokémon Company

First off I have to come out that I have been a long time fan of the series and while watching the Pokémon Origins special there was a certain amount of nostalgia, so I'm a little biased. I don't think it's a bad thing though. The special deals with the first generation of Pokemon games and that has the greatest appeal to those who played them with they first came out. Let's get to issue at hand and review the four part special.

The special covers the entire plot of the first generation games, Pokémon Red and Pokémon Blue. The special does cover the whole plot but focuses on most of the actual story and on a few choice  major events. The story follows Red, the protagonist of the games, on his quest to become a Pokémon trainer and complete the Pokédex. The first part of the special deals with the start of his journey, picking his first Pokémon, battling his rival Green and his first Gym Leader. The second part focuses on the battle against Team Rocket in Lavender Tower and dealing with the ghost haunting the tower. Part three deals with Red's continuing fights against Team Rocket and his Gym Battle against Giovanni the leader of the Team. The Final part of special deals with Red battling the Elite Four, battling his rival for the championship and a battle against Mewtwo. Overall the writing staff picked some great parts of the games to focus on while still managing to cover the rest of the games along the way. The writers covered some Compelling, action packed, and emotional moments in the story.