Figure NEWS!
Pokémon 30th Anniversary Package & Cartridge Key Holder
From “Pokémon”
Sales open June 18 at 10:00
A retro key holder collection themed around classic Pokémon package and cartridge designs is on the way.
Thinking of grabbing a few?
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Sexiste et me dit d’aller me faire V*oler
Merci
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I'm gonna prove something. I have a Google Doc of every single Pokémon, from 1-1025.
COMMENT YOUR FAVORITE and I'll add your name until we've found someone who likes every single one!
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3 gagnants tirés au sort le 18/03. Concours réservé aux résidents de France métropolitaine.
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This scene right here, in my opinion, is the most important scene of the entire series.
An old woman who is no hero and had "no obligation" to help that kid decided to do so anyway, and with that single action, changed his future entirely.
"If only someone, anyone helped me that day..."
- Shimura Tenko
This proves that anyone can be a hero. Anyone has the power to do things with much greater impact than we can even imagine. Like a butterfly effect.
Deku and Uraraka reacting to that scene is also super important... they're the ones who tried saving the villains that were neglected when younger (Tenko and Himiko) but sadly they were too late. For them, seeing people being there, finally extending a helping hand just in time is the proof that society is learning and healing.
This one scene is the whole essence of what My Hero Academia wants to teach us viewers.
You can be a hero.