25 Mar 2011 05:15 am
Backlot backup
25 Mar 2011 06:46 am
Well...
You should edit the waitress in the last panel to be in a Lopunny costume. Would be slightly more appropriate for the region, after all.
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25 Mar 2011 07:47 am
Was wondering why you spelt polygons wrong. Then realised that polygons were actually the correct spelling.
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25 Mar 2011 08:06 am
Always had this suspicion...
I always had a feeling that the butler always had the duty to go get those particular Pokemon and shove them in the garden. Though to be honestly, I thought they just had a hidden room where loads of Pokemon were being held, then all of that species were released into the garden
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25 Mar 2011 10:20 am
...he could have just bought enough coins for the exchange, instead of using the slots...
that's what I did
25 Mar 2011 09:06 pm
Personally, I never got why he would by all of these pokemon to but into a garden that insists entirely of grass and little flowers that grow everywhere...If he loves his garden so much, why doesn't he make it look more like a garden, instead of just a place in his yard nobody is mowing. >__>
Whatever, it's not like anything else makes sense about pokemon, it's constantly contradicting itself. e__o
But I guess that's the point of this entire comic. xD
27 Mar 2011 12:50 pm
Technically...
Technically, in some games: you can just buy the coins without paying: so if you wanted to save time,you could get a Porygon by spending a HUGE amount of money.
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27 Mar 2011 09:28 pm
It could be worse
He could be wandering around the garden trying to find a ditto.
'DAMN IT! WHERE ARE THESE DITTOS?!?! ALL I SEE ARE FRIGGIN ODDISH!...wait a second..*forehead slap*'
05 Apr 2011 05:02 pm
Actually... you're supposed to say "many Porygon" instead of "many Porygons"
I don't know why it bothers me so much when people do this(which is almost always) but it just does :/
Cool comic though, I love this site :D
08 Apr 2011 12:37 pm
@Alex: I was under the impression that 'Porygon' followed the same grammatical rules as 'polygon', although the difference could be how a pokemon cannot be considered a noun. Either way, Bulbapedia confirmed this, and I've now edited the strip.
And yes, everyone, coins can be bought. Forgot to add that in the first post.
27 Aug 2011 06:12 pm
Blue casino prizes cheaper than Red
I hope he's playing at the Casino in Pokemon Blue, because, for some strange reason the Pokemon prizes in Blue, were not as expensive as the ones in Red. That didn't even make sense.
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Bumbazzle
25 Mar 2011 05:20 am
I personally spit whatever I was drinking at the time when backlot began rambling about wild Porygons, and that impression has survived to present date and found its way into a strip. This isn't common knowledge though, so those who doesn't get it have no reason to lower their heads in shame.
And yes, I know you can't get pokémon through casinos in Gen IV, and yes, I know of that one Porygon which can be earned as a gift in Platinum (although that in turn cancels the possiblity to find them in the garden).
Next week's update has a long way to go though, and my weekend won't be dedicated to it as I'll be busy elsewhere, but I prefer to be optimistic.