BWS2-18 Virgil & Team Eevee [FIRST POST UPDATED 10/19]

[Demon Kitsune Yoko Kurama]

So he most likely chose out everyone except for Espeon when he threw out those four Poke balls.

[Agility]

Y'know from a real-world stance, the "6 Pokemon" thing makes no sense. xD If he stores his Pokemon at his base, what's stopping him from simply taking seven Pokeballs. He's not battling, after all, so he wouldn't technically be breaking any rules.

[p96822]

Umbeon is a flashlight

[Pokemaniac24]

Umbeon is a flashlight

No, Umbreon is a Pokemon.

[Zya]

I know this is really unlikely but the Cryogonal and Bisharp could be a hint of a Team Plasma arc during and/or after the league. That would be really cool. Hopefully the writers will be nice and do so.

But anyways, we'll figure it out everything during the episode.

[1rkhachatryan]

No, Umbreon is a Pokemon.

He's used as a flashlight in this episode though.

[Demon Kitsune Yoko Kurama]

The question is, why is Umbreon being used as a flashlight? They were running down some stairs, I wonder why to?

[pokemonsquared]

The question is, why is Umbreon being used as a flashlight? They were running down some stairs, I wonder why to?

The dam control room maybe?

[1rkhachatryan]

The question is, why is Umbreon being used as a flashlight? They were running down some stairs, I wonder why to?

Cuz it's dark lol.

[Demon Kitsune Yoko Kurama]

The dam control room maybe?

Maybe so, I hadn't thought of that.

[Shneak]

I know this is really unlikely but the Cryogonal and Bisharp could be a hint of a Team Plasma arc during and/or after the league. That would be really cool. Hopefully the writers will be nice and do so.

But anyways, we'll figure it out everything during the episode.

No, I doubt it. They're just good insert Pokemon villains.

[Demon Kitsune Yoko Kurama]

I hope it's villains we'll see often. And not like the Cryoganol Guy's minions. (>.>)

[HoennDreamer]

Hopefully they explain why he can use more then 6 pokemon, or that just puts a huge plothole in the series, and we don't need more of that.

[Shneak]

Hopefully they explain why he can use more then 6 pokemon, or that just puts a huge plothole in the series, and we don't need more of that.

Not really. Two of them can be around but their pokeballs likely wouldn't be able to be activated.

[Pepsi_Plunge]

Hopefully they explain why he can use more then 6 pokemon, or that just puts a huge plothole in the series, and we don't need more of that.

Because hes in his ranch and his ranch is his OAK lab, so he can have them all present, he lives in the city they are rigth now if you pay a little attention instead of spamming crap as usual you would probably notice that by now.

Don't degrade my posts to that word, plus he's just bending the rules for his own benifit.

I don't need to degrade anything you do a fine job yourself.

[HoennDreamer]

Because hes in his ranch and his ranch is his OAK lab, so he can have them all present, he lives in the city they are rigth now if you pay a little attention instead of spamming crap as usual you would probably notice that by now.

Don't degrade my posts to that word, plus he's just bending the rules for his own benifit.

[pokemonsquared]

Hopefully they explain why he can use more then 6 pokemon, or that just puts a huge plothole in the series, and we don't need more of that.

he leaves the extras in his barn

[dman_dustin]

Y'know from a real-world stance, the "6 Pokemon" thing makes no sense. xD If he stores his Pokemon at his base, what's stopping him from simply taking seven Pokeballs. He's not battling, after all, so he wouldn't technically be breaking any rules.

The 6 Pokémon rule, if I'm not mistaken is for the Pokémon's benefit, not to be a jerk to the trainers, and impose limitations.

Somewhere, somehow, someone decided that 6 Pokémon was the most ideal number of Pokémon, that a trainer could take care of at once. Because apparently some probably died of starvation or some kind of neglect when there was more than 6, and it became a problem (I guess) so they imposed the 6 Pokémon rule.

And I believe the Anime Pokedex is a lot more than just an encyclopedia, it clearly keeps track of all the Pokémon you have with you, most like updating when you go to the Pokémon center to heal your Pokémon or to switch Pokemon. So the Pokedex regulates the "6" rule. I don't know if it would work if someone didn't have a Pokedex, or if all trainers (anyone with a Poke ball with Pokémon inside) of all sorts are required to have a Pokedex for that purpose (with perhaps some exceptions, possibly).

It does get hard and complicated to hash out the details involving that.

[Dracoflare]

IMO The 6 Pokemon rule is valid only when the Pokemon is in a Pokeball. The seventh Pokemon can't be used if its in the Pokeball, but can be used if its already outside. Also, Ash can freely use all of his Pokemon when he is at Oak's ranch, I don't see why people can't see it being possible.

Words like plothole and Deus Ex Machina make me laugh.

[Zariful]

IMO The 6 Pokemon rule is valid only when the Pokemon is in a Pokeball. The seventh Pokemon can't be used if its in the Pokeball, but can be used if its already outside. Also, Ash can freely use all of his Pokemon when he is at Oak's ranch, I don't see why people can't see it being possible.

Words like plothole and Deus Ex Machina make me laugh.

Is it even confirmed that they are vrgil's pokemon at the begining? Maybe he captures some of them in this episode