Seems like you're pretty good friends! Still, I bet you could become even closer! Seems like it likes you an average amount! Don't worry—you two will get closer as time passes! Maybe you're a bit too strict? It doesn't seem like you're friends at all Location: Battle Tower Introduced in Version 1. Hold Item : Fightinium Z. Attacks : Power Gem Moonblast Reflect.
Hold Item : Rockium Z. Hold Item : Ghostium Z. Hold Item : Flyinium Z. Hold Item : Firium Z. Hold Item : Waterium Z. Hold Item : Grassium Z. Challenger: Hau Specialty: None Details: Your rival and friend, Hau, has also gone through the Island Challenge and defeated the Elite Four, wanting a rematch from all of the matches he has had with you. Challenger: Sophocles Specialty: Electric-type Details: The Trial Captain Sophocles has been wanting to battle you for a while and so goes through the Elite Four to challenge you for the position of Champion.
Challenger: Gladion Specialty: None Details: After helping him find his way after the incidents with the Aether Foundation, Gladion comes to the league to battle you. Hold Item : Steelium Z. Hold Item : Fire Memory. Merrick suggests it's especially difficult when people want to believe something is true, even when it isn't. It's really hard because people struggle to accept that their viewset is wrong. Many people take a view and if it's based on something that turns out to be a mistranslation, then people often refuse to accept it and just go on the attack.
I've provided correct translations and been attacked for it, with youtubers [sic] trying to discredit me using Google Translate. Google Translate is never a good choice for accurate, or even sensible, translations, as we've covered before. Merrick himself enlists the aid of some "English Japanese" translator friends who've helped him out a number of times over the years, though, and says their work is "top-notch. Surprisingly, the biggest challenge staying on top of news isn't the number of spinoffs or keeping up with every new anime episode and TCG pack release.
It's the games-as-a-service approach Pokemon mobile titles have adopted. Pokemon GO and Pokemon Masters regularly host new updates and events, but at irregular intervals and with no set schedule.
With games before [before Pokemon was released simultaneously worldwide], there was always a delay between when it was released in Japan and when it was released in the West, which allowed me to get everything up in time for when the English speaking audience is ready, but now I have to rush through and get everything up as soon as possible. It was a hour event leading up to the reveal of Galarian Ponyta , but until that happened, there was a lot of nothing — and it was its own unique challenge for Merrick.
The Glimwood Tangle stream was definitely the hardest thing I've done. With most games, I end up doing an all nighter and just cover through the night, but this had me have to sit and do nothing but watch a stream where things barely happened. All this, plus working coding jobs, and maintaining the other aspects of the Serebii website is a lot to handle, and we asked how Merrick copes with it all. There's always the chance some new nugget of information will drop. However, he's managed to create a healthy separation that keeps him from getting overwhelmed, saying "I always try to keep a good balance, see friends as much as I can and so forth.
Still, staying on top of everything and having access to insider information doesn't mean you'll always find leaks on Serebii until its officially confirmed. In light of the Sword and Shield leak fiasco, where a number of content creators and media outlets ran illegally obtained Pokemon information well before the games' launch, we asked Merrick about his philosophy concerning leaked data. It's really a grey area. I often do share leaks, however there's times when leaks go too far when it's blatant violation of NDAs or even the law, and those I won't touch because, as you may have seen lately, Nintendo will take down any Youtube channel, Twitter account, Discord or even website that posts them.
I wouldn't risk my site for a bit of clout and hits. Merrick was a bit more coy when asked about his sources, though, saying "That's really a hard question to answer, so I'm going to skip it haha. However, all this insider information does come with a price, as does scouring every new game as quickly as possible to uncover all its secrets.
It has definitely meant that I typically lack the surprise element, going into a game, taking my time and seeing new stuff. As I have to rush through, it's just how I've become with games.
I play most games like it now, just marathoning them until I'm done.
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