Pokémon Scarlet & Violet - Heedless Horseman - Apr 14 24 B
13I took another look at the credits concluding The Indigo Disk, and I noticed that the lead music supervisor for it is Go Ichinose. He was also the lead composer for Pokémon Black and White (and Black 2 and White 2), so I thought it was pretty neat that not only he’s still around, but that they brought him back to make sure the Unova remixes at Blueberry Academy sounds authentic, as it’s located in the Unova region.
For the record, there are a team of seven composers for The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero, however, including Ichinose, as well as Toby Fox, the latter of whom remixed Ed Sheeran’s “Celestial” for the end credits theme.
Type: Single Battle
Opponent: サトシ (Satoshi)
Battle Court: Cabo Poco
Music: Legends of Galar
My Pokémon: Luz (Lanturn), Freddo (Toxicroak), Reginaldus (Regidrago)
Opponent’s Pokémon: ランドロス (Landorus) (Therian), ヘイラッシャ (Dondozo), バドレックス (Calyrex) (Shadow Rider)
I could sense my opponent playing in a pretty relaxed style, no matter how much of a lead I gained. And I found out why when Calyrex Shadow Rider showed up and Freddo (Toxicroak) is still asleep. I should remember to expect Calm Mind and Substitute out of Calyrex Shadow Rider. I’m pretty used to, last generation, them being a relentless attacker of Astral Barrage, Psychic, and to a lesser extent, Giga Drain (though having both Calm Mind and Substitute means at least one of those two would have to go), and this team was designed with a build like that in mind.
Since this is still part of this team’s testing phase, something like this was exactly what I needed to know to figure out how to adjust this team to be ready for the most common threats. Calyrex Shadow Rider may have made the rounds in Generation VIII, when this team was built (most notably as a consistent counter to Zacian by virtue of being one of the few Pokémon able to outrun it), but this one was a bit different than what I had thought.
Satoshi most likely either refers to Ash Ketchum’s original Japanese name, or to Satoshi Tajiri, creator of Pokémon (whom Ash is named after). Though it is possible that it’s just a simple Japanese given name.
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