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With Koopa in tow, I finally leave the solid white lands of Pallet Town. The occasional wild animal leaps out at me but Koopa can easily dispatch of them with his superior weight. Eventually I land myself in Viridian City, a green town where nature and man coexist. Sometimes they coexist a little too well, as evidenced by the passed-out old man that may or may not be hungover. He blocks my path to the forest. Because of this, I explore around town, visiting a school and a pokémart. The shopkeep asks me to run an errand and deliver a custom pokéball to Professor Oak. I turn around and visit Pallet Town again. After giving Oak his ball, Buttguy and I receive pokédexes. It's now our duty to document as much pokémon as we can find on our adventures. In addition to that, the [other] old man is back in commission, and I can enter the forest. Before entering the forest, I check out the Pokécenter that's being ran by a weird creepy ghost puppet demon. At least she's nice. How will my time in the forest unfold? Find out tomorrow.

Part one of the post-summer adventure. I start out by giving out some vital information like my name (Ledian Prime) and my rival's name (Buttguy) to Professor Oak. After the info transfer, my journey is ready to unfold. I start out by getting a potion from my PC and Playing a bit of Donkey Kong Country on my SNES. I then go downstairs and watch a bit of Stand By Me before saying goodbye to my mother. When walking in the grass, I am stopped by Professor Oak, who gives me my starter pokémon, Koopa the Squirtle. With Koopa in tow, I am finally equipped to leave my hometown and venture into the world.

I haven't uploaded anything in 3 months or so, let's fix that. Basic Summary: Over the summer, I've been busy with school-related tasks, which means that I coudn't go on Rumble as much. This combined with the fact that I'm in a grinding spot currently led to a 3 month break on my part, and I didn't know if I would return to Rumble. Yesterday, some events happened. It wasn't anything serious, but it did make me take an inventory of my life, and I realized that I shouldn't take anything for granted. My Rumble hobby is one of those things. I'm coming back to Rumble and I'm putting 110 percent into it. While the grinding won't be televised, I will start playing other Pokémon games on the channel like Pokémon Red. I'll only stop if I'm physically unable to, which will never happen. Even if no one sees this video, it will always be on the channel to ensure that I keep up with my goal.

This episode is just light grinding so I can at least get something out. I also do some exploration and enter Mt. Moon. I don't make it very far because my flash pokémon is in the PC, so I don't make it very far. This is mainly a grinding episode. I get Dundee up a level, and I catch 3 new pokémon. Polywhirl, Sneasel, and Donphan.

In this episode, I fly from the Seafoam Islands to challenge a recently motivated Blue in Veridian City. He leads off with his bird and I lead off with mine. Luckily, I just switch out to Woolson to quickly dispatch of him. Up next, he sends in a Rhydon, which walls out our sheep friend. This means that I have to switch to Dundee and quickly surf him to death. After that comes his Exeggutor, which is killed by Dundee's ice punch before he can get a solar beam off. Blue then sends out his Alakazam and Dundee almost slashes him to death, but he takes one psychic attack too many. Fortunately Lugia is able to pick up the pieces with an Aeroblast. His Penultimate pokémon is a Gyarados which dies to a thunderpunch. Lastly is his arcanine which puts up a fight against Your Mom, killing him in the process. Fortunately Lugia still has a few Aeroblasts left in the tank. With every gym defeated, I gain access to Mt. Silver. It's almost over.

In this episode, I make my way over to Pallet Town and Cinnabar Island. Pallet Town is always fun to revisit, and you get a quick shot to Cinnabar Island from the sea to the south. Unfortunately, Cinnabar has been destroyed by a massive volcano, causing the island to become completely abandonded sans a Pokémon Center and Blue. The eruption makes Blue realize that everything you have can be wiped out in the blink of an eye. This causes him to take a break from being Veridian City's Gym leader. I am able to convince him to return because I have some strong pokémon with me, and even though you can lose everything, you should still try your hardest. I then find Blaine in the Seafoam Islands and surf his guts out. On an unrelated note, I catch a Tentacruel and refrence a banned episode of the anime.

In this episode, I fly back to Celadon City, which would allow me to take a bicycle shortcut all the way to Fuschia, the city of purple poison and nature preserves. I'm here for the gym title today. Fuschia's gym is ninja themed, so naturally, the leader would be the HNIC (Head NINJA In Charge). The HNIC is Janine because her father is one of the Johto/Kanto Elite Four. Fuscia's gym is a little tricky. All of the trainers are disguised as Janine and there are invisible walls waiting to impede your progress. Luckily the decoy trainers are easy to beat and the walls aren't too annoying. Janine herself isn't difficult either, with all of her pokémon folding in one or 2 hits. Duck On survives at 1 hp in the final battle.

I start this episode out by flying to Pewter City and heading to Mount Moon. Luckily, the trainers aren't too too difficult to beat. Duck Onis still getting levels, albeit slowly. The main feature of this episode was the rematch with ??? that occurs right when I enter Mt. Moon. ??? still has a lot to learn about how to treat his pokémon, as evidenced by his golbat not evolving, which is why I was able to easily claim victory. The title is a reference to the fact that I enter a dark cave. As such, I amobscured by shadows and darkness.

In this episode, I challenge Erika, the kimono -clad grass gym leader. While the Celadon Gym does have a strict "no boys" policy, they decided to make an exception for me because I am such a promising trainer. Erika and the rest of the grass types weren't too difficult. This is also the first episode where I showcase Farfetch'd, the HM using, False swiping (almost) extraordinaire. Let's get our duck on.

With Misty the Tomboyish Mermaid back in her gym, my journey can continue foreward. I was able to one shot most of the water types in the gym by frying them up with ampharos thunderpunch. The only two 'mons that threw a wrench in my plans were quagsire, who was immune to lightning, and starmie, who got lucky with confusion. Fortunately for me and unfortunately for Misty, Lugia and Feraligatr were able to pick up the slack.

I start this episode in the wonderful Sunset Paradise known as Vermillion City. Outside of Vermillion City is the rather large fella known as Snorlax. Luckily I stocked up on ultra balls before challenging him. Eventually I catch the Snorlax and name him Your Mom because I love acting like a child. After catching Snorlax and putting him on the team, I bike through Diglett's Cave and reach Pewter City. I easily defeat Brock with the help of Dundee. Another Kanto gym leader in the books.

Sorry for the upload nonsense. Rumble's giving me some troubles. In this episode, I make my way up Nugget Bridge. I challenge all of the standard Nugget Bridge fighters, plus an opportunistic Super Nerd, plus the head honcho of the challenge. This guy is not a member of Team Rocket like the last Nugget Bridge gifter. After Nugget Bridge is Cerulean Cape and Bill's second house. When I make it to Cerulean Cape, I wind up interrupting Misty's date. The enthusiastic redhead gets a little annoyed with me, but she does wind up going back to the gym, ready for me to challenge her.

The Team Rocket member hid the stolen machine part in the vacant Cerulean Gym, and it's up to me to find it. Luckily, I find it pretty quickly. I then proceed to return to the Power Plant and give the machine part back to the manager. The Manager is very grateful for my good deed, so he gives me the technique Zap Cannon, which I probably won't use any time soon. With the Power Plant running again, I can do many different things. I start by going to Lavender Town and getting access to the Kanto Stations, including the Poké flute, which will be very useful for me in the future. I then go to Saffron City and talk to a girl named Copycat. She does a great impression of a hot dog, but she also lost her Clefairy doll in Vermillion City. I fly down to the fan club and get the doll back in exchange for a train pass. Now I can freely travel between regions whenever I want. Up next on the chopping block is the challenging nugget bridge.

We're so back, and I am darn pleased to meet you. I start my day by checking on Lavender Tower, which has been transformed into Kanto Radio Tower. I guess Kanto is starting to urbanize and develop a little more than Johto, which remains largely traditional. Anyway, I learn that the radio Tower is unable to function because the Power Plant has been sabotaged by a Team Rocket member. I then check out the Power Plant, which has been brought back after being abandoned 3 years ago. The guard then receives a call explaining that the Rocket Grunt is running amok in Cerulean City. I fly back to Cerulean and check out the suspect, who talks like a caveman, but he runs away before I can confront him.

I decided to visit the kind old man named Mr. Fuji in Lavender Town today. The trainers on the way there weren't too difficult, and I did take a little shortcut to avoid some of them. I then entered tge town itself, which did lighten up in 3 years. All of the pokémon remains were moved to another area of town and tge tower has been changed into a radio tower that can broadcast new stations so long as the power plant is running (　-∀・).

I head north from Vermillion City to start this episode. North of Vermillion City is, of course, Saffron City, the home of both the Fighting Dojo and Sabrina the adult psychic's gym. Luckily, Sabrina doesn't have that creepy doll like she did in the anime. Sabrina puts up a bit of a fight, KOing a few of my pokémon, but it's not enough, and she ultimately falls in the end, netting me the Marshbadge.

In This episode, I explore Vermillion City. I start by going to the Fishing Guru's house and having a chat with him. He tells me about some news in Johto regarding a lucky fishing streak. I then go to the Pokémon Fan Club and talk to the president that definitely owns a jar. He gives me a Rare Candy for listening. My next step is to fight Lt. Surge in the gym. My Graveler levels all of the mook trainers and learns earthquake in the process. Earthquake ohkos every one of Lt. Surges Pokémon, he gives me the Thunder/Dunda Badge, and I go off on my merry way.

In this episode, I use the SS ticket that Professor Elm gave me for completing the Elite Four Challenge. While on the Love Boat, I notice an older gentleman who lost his grandfather and a sailor who has a slacking coworker. I find both the coworker and the granddaughter, meet the captain, fight the restless trainers, and finally land in Vermillion, the city of sunsets. Time to tear up Kanto...

In this episode, I challenge the Elite Four, Johto's strongest bunch of trainers. I start off by preparing all of my items and pokémon for the gauntlet. Up first is psychic trainer Will, also known as Lorelei in drag. Will's psychic types prioritize brains over brawn, so they are all very squishy. Slowbro gets a few setup turns, but he still folds like a shirt. After Will is the ninja master Koga. Because Koga is a ninja, he relies on the art of deception to get things done. A lot of double teams, toxics, and sand attacks. Luckily, meatball is able to throw enough rocks at his bat despite all of the evasion bonuses. The third trainer on the list is fighting master Bruno. Bruno wasn't strong in Kanto and he isn't strong here either. My lugia is able to aeroblast the fighting types and waterfall the rock types. The final member is Karen the dark type master. She tells me that strength is all a perception, so I should try to win with my favorites. My favorite is a little underlevelled, but the moral support is still there. After beating the Elite Four, I make my way to my Rocket busting friend Lance. The fight against Lance is a little tough, and I do use one full restore mid battle (I'm not proud of it either). Oddly enough, my HM mule shiny Gyarados delivers the final blow on Charizard. I put my pokémons' data in the Hall of Fame, the credits roll, I go back to New Bark Town, and Professor Elm gives me an SS ticket that allows me to get to Kanto (off camera).

The last cave before the league, Victory Road is finally here. Johto's Victory Road actually isn't that bad, no puzzles, no minor trainers, no complex layouts. It's just me, wild pokémon, and my Rival ???. Luckily, I have the type advantage over the wild pokémon and ??? is still far too confident compared to where his skill is at. His only real tough Pokémon is Magneton, but I still 3HKO him. After that I'm finally in the Indigo Plateau. No turning back now. I mustn't run away.

In this episode, I go to where my adventure began, New Bark Town. I then use surf until I reach the Kanto Region, home of the Pokémon League, and my map updates accordingly. There are a lot of cooltrainers along the way, but I wallop all of them, getting tons of money along the way. I eventually find myself in Victory Road. There's no going back now. I mustn't run away.

In this episode, I set off on an adventure in the Whirl Islands to try and bag my first legendary boy. I first show off what I collected off camera. The latest pokémon catching technology (the Master Ball), and a new mechanical friend named Kiryu. I then proceed to set off into the Whirl Islands, where I go directly to Lugia. The fight with Lugia is intense, but I eventually catch him with a little help from the Master Ball. Unfortunately, that means that this is the end of Kiryu for the time being because Lugia would probably act as a better fly user.

As you already know, Clair the Wonder Kid couldn't handle a loss, so she sends me on an errand to get the Dragon Fang. I comply with her demand and head north to the Dragon's Den. After surfing around the cave for a while, destroying a whirlpool along the way, I find the elusive fang. Clair then finds me in the cave, apologizes, and gives me the final gym badge and the TM for Dragonbreath. With the final gym badge in my collection, I gain access to the Waterfall technique and the Elite Four. But before the Elite four, I have other plans if you know what I mean (　-∀・)

The big three oh. I honestly didn't think I would make it this far. In this episode, I tackle Clair's gym in Blackthorn city. This is the final gym in the Johto Circuit, so it would naturally be the most climactic. This manifests itself through the giant boiling lake of lava. I get around this with some sweet Sokoban action. my Feraligatr helps me build a bridge that takes me to the dragon mistress herself. Clair's fight gets a little tense with Dundee and the dragonairs trading blows for a while, and most of my pokémon fainting before making it to Kingdra. Luckily my Ampharos is able to use some neutral thunderpunches and send seadra back to the depths. Unfortunately, Clair is a sore loser, and she sends me on a fetch quest in the Dragon's Den.

In this episode, I make my way through the Ice Cave, an area full of puzzles, puzzles, and more puzzles. Maybe I should say an area filled with bats, bats, and more bats instead. I carve my way through the ice puzzles, and I then carve my way through the Sokoban puzzle that leads into another ice puzzle. I eventually leave the cave and find myself in Blackthorn City with a new HM, some random consumables from the cave, and a dream to kill some dragons.