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#Pokemon x and y anime episode 14 series#

This not only led to more dynamic and visually pleasing battles (especially when it came to the Kalos League), but it also allowed more details to the character models, most notably with the addition of fingernails.

#Pokemon x and y anime episode 14 series#

Art Evolution: Coming at the heels of the well-received mini-series Pokémon Origins and Pokémon Black 2 and White 2: Introduction Movie, which feature Pokémon battles with little to no speedlines or effect panels as backgrounds that the main anime was infamous for, the XY series standardized their animation style for its weekly episodes thanks to the advent of 3D backgrounds and rotating camera, which allowed the animators to focus on the foreground animation and not worry about what's happening behind.

Lysandre, Boss of Team Flare, serves as the Big Bad for the majority of the XY series (and taking a more active role during the XYZ arc) and is responsible for Alain's Mega Evolution energy quest and the hunt for Zygarde, which eventually culminates in a world crisis in Kalos that everyone has to partake in.

The climax of Goodra's Character Arc is to defeat Florges and make her see the error of her ways.

Florges serves as the Big Bad for the Wetlands Arc, the driving force behind the conquest of the wetlands, and Goomy's exile from its home.

It's most prominent during the XYZ series, where the important episodes are stacked back to back.

Animation Bump: It goes without saying that the animation of XY always peaks for Gym Battles, Showcases, and any other important event in the series.

Aquacorde Town gets nothing more than a two-second flyby early in the pilot.

Kiloude City in the Kalos region has never been featured, either.

note Instead, Xerosic tries to brainwash Clemont but gets defeated by Ash and the gang and then arrested by Officer Jenny. The postgame in X and Y features Xerosic being investigated by Agent Looker and finding redemption with the help of a young girl named Emma.Drasna is the only Elite Four member of the Kalos League to not make an appearance, not even for a cameo (Wikstrom, the only other Elite Four member to not have a major role in the series, makes a small cameo appearance in Pokémon: Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction, and would later make an appearance in Pokémon Journeys: The Series).It’s a bittersweet ending to Espurr’s long quest, as our heroes say their farewells and continue their journey to Cyllage City. Elise also announces her plans to renovate the old house and move in herself, and says Espurr is welcome to come and play any time. She tells Espurr the sad news that Grandma Lacy passed away, and offers to take it to the cemetery so it can say goodbye to her. Ash and Clemont are promising Espurr that they’ll help it find the woman who lived in the mansion when the new owner of the house arrives! Her name is Elise, and the woman who took care of Espurr was her grandmother, Lacy. They attack, but it quickly sends the villains blasting off again. Jessie, James, and Meowth have another idea: they want to catch Espurr instead. It’s been waiting in the house ever since, hoping its friend will come back for her pendant-and now it wants our heroes to help find her!

But when it came back to return the pendant, the woman was gone and the house was empty. She even let it wear the precious pendant, a gift from her husband. It seems the woman in the painting used to take care of the wild Espurr, feeding and playing with it when it came to her mansion. They accuse each other of being responsible for the “haunting,” but when they meet up with Bonnie and Espurr, they quickly figure out what’s going on, and Meowth offers to translate for Espurr so it will let them leave the house. Espurr shows her the lovely pendant it’s wearing, and points out the same pendant in a portrait of an older woman, but Bonnie can’t figure out what it wants.Īsh, Serena, and Clemont go searching for Bonnie and run into Team Rocket instead. When our heroes explore the house and encounter a mysterious being with glowing eyes, Ash, Serena, and Clemont are terrified-but Bonnie runs after it to find out what’s going on, and ends up making a new friend: a Psychic-type Pokémon named Espurr! She realizes that Espurr has been responsible for all the strange happenings in the house, and that it’s keeping them from leaving for some reason. When lights come on and doors close behind them, they’re convinced the mansion is haunted-and because neither of the two groups knows the other is there, they keep scaring each other with their startled screams! Our heroes and Team Rocket both seek shelter from a downpour in an old, abandoned mansion.