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[The feed comes on to show Apollo's Fearow, caught in his last second of preening before seeing that the camera's on and puffing himself up to look even larger and more awesome than usual. He's looking pretty proud of himself right now and decides to announce his pride for those who are merely in earshot of their PokéGear and not actually looking at him.]
Feeeeeeaaaaaar!
[To Pokémon it's a cry of triumph. To everyone else it's a sound like the screams of the damned in Hell. Hope you weren't planning on falling asleep anytime soon.
Apollo appears from behind the camera, apparently having propped it up on something, and stands next to Fearow with a smile on his face. With him for scale it becomes clear that his Fearow is significantly larger than average.]
Fearow wants everyone to know that he reached level 100 today, and that he reached it before all of the other Pokémon who are with me, [Apollo's smile falters for a moment and he side eyes Fearow until he finishes relaying the message.] especially Firaga.
[The reference to something that's meaningless to 100% of the viewers over with, Apollo returns to smiling.]
They explained it to me, but it seems strange that a Pokémon can't reach a level higher than 100. There are more numbers past 100. It sounds like they stop getting stronger as easily once they've reached level 100 too. Everything about levels seems kind of strange, but this is the strangest part that I know about. Is there anything else strange that happens when a Pokémon reaches level 100?
[There're a series of screams and cries from off-camera, sounding garbled to any Pokémon listening. "Hunt! Now!" is about all that can be gleaned from it. Apollo's smile loses a bit of its strength as he looks over at the source of the cries. Fearow, on the other hand, stops looking as proud as before and starts looking more like a teenager whose secret crush has just walked in. Which is exactly what's happened, as Apollo's shiny Archen makes her entrance from off-camera. Fearow hops after her with a happy "Okay!" and the two of them leave the camera's field of view, leaving Apollo standing alone in a forest watching them go. He looks back to the camera, but if he had anything else to say he's forgotten it, so he shrugs slightly and walks over to the camera to end the feed.]
Feeeeeeaaaaaar!
[To Pokémon it's a cry of triumph. To everyone else it's a sound like the screams of the damned in Hell. Hope you weren't planning on falling asleep anytime soon.
Apollo appears from behind the camera, apparently having propped it up on something, and stands next to Fearow with a smile on his face. With him for scale it becomes clear that his Fearow is significantly larger than average.]
Fearow wants everyone to know that he reached level 100 today, and that he reached it before all of the other Pokémon who are with me, [Apollo's smile falters for a moment and he side eyes Fearow until he finishes relaying the message.] especially Firaga.
[The reference to something that's meaningless to 100% of the viewers over with, Apollo returns to smiling.]
They explained it to me, but it seems strange that a Pokémon can't reach a level higher than 100. There are more numbers past 100. It sounds like they stop getting stronger as easily once they've reached level 100 too. Everything about levels seems kind of strange, but this is the strangest part that I know about. Is there anything else strange that happens when a Pokémon reaches level 100?
[There're a series of screams and cries from off-camera, sounding garbled to any Pokémon listening. "Hunt! Now!" is about all that can be gleaned from it. Apollo's smile loses a bit of its strength as he looks over at the source of the cries. Fearow, on the other hand, stops looking as proud as before and starts looking more like a teenager whose secret crush has just walked in. Which is exactly what's happened, as Apollo's shiny Archen makes her entrance from off-camera. Fearow hops after her with a happy "Okay!" and the two of them leave the camera's field of view, leaving Apollo standing alone in a forest watching them go. He looks back to the camera, but if he had anything else to say he's forgotten it, so he shrugs slightly and walks over to the camera to end the feed.]
