Voltorb

Mm-hmm

... and then the s- the second one I got is the Voltorb, the electro ball.

So he's an electric Pokemon.

He ain't got a lot of power.

Uh, it's probably my f- I had to scroll through here and kind of pick what my favorite was gonna be, but Asako Ito is my favorite artist, uh, with the crocheted Pokémon cards.

And I think this Voltorb, uh, it's got a lot going on.

He's got a lot of personality.

Uh, my favorite of the Asako Ito cards.

Gratini, Gravelife, Mr.

Mime, Kubo, Graveler, Voltorb, Blue.

We're almost home.

Gotta catch them all.

Just cool to see, but I still don't have anything to use them on just yet.

Yeah, it says that New Mauvile was intended to be an underground city before it was discovered that it already served as a habitat for wild Pokemon.

It does feel exactly like the power plant, though, where your only Pokemon that you can find are either Magnemite or Voltorbs.

And then if you're in the basement, you get a 1% chance of finding a Magneton or an Electrode.

And with Sean filling out his Pokédex, I wonder how hard you hunted those 1% encounters.

Yeah

... and people hate on, like, the inanimate object Pokemon, like Voltorb or Magnemite, but I'm like, that's actually an interesting looking experience and entity and, um, addition to, uh, uh, the, the tapestry of the Pokedex.

I will say I, I like Magnemite more after playing Pokopia.

Okay.

Oh, yeah, before I forget.

Really not important, but I was just like, when I was talking about the reversible thing, and actually somewhere in my house, it's like the only thing I've made in like a home ec kind of class was a reversible, I've got to check, I think, which one? I think it's Voltorb is the one with the red on the top, is it? Yeah.

So it was a cushion, and one side of the cushion was a Pokeball, and one side was Voltorb.

Oh,

that's awesome.

And they're using this area as their breeding ground.

That was like a Voltorb explode or something.

Do not disturb them.

This is the last thing you would want to do.