Gold (Pokemon): The Story You Never Knew | Treesicle 

Gold wears his hat backwards. Checkmate.

Fact: Gold never beat Red, nor did Red beat Gold. The battle is undecided, and can go both ways. Therefore, it is wrong to say that Gold beat Red

Gold is the best trainer in my book.

Pokemon golder is hilarious. go search it up

Do us a favor and make Lucas: The Story You Never Knew.

This video may be late but we promise it's GOLD! ...do you get it? do you guys get it?

PLEASE Do Phoenix Wright

So what, you guys expected dialogue and personality from these franchises' main characters back when they were on NES and Game Boy? Of course they're not going to have personality and they're all gonna be mutes, they probably didn't have the space on the cartridge to give them that dialogue or personality. Seriously though, Little Mac, Samus, and Mario were all meant to be their own characters and Agent 3 is the same inkling you're gonna use later to dress up and play multiplayer with (in other words your own character). Almost all Pokemon playable characters along with Link were the only ones who were meant to be (as you guys said) a "link" between the character and player.

Actually I would argue that the battle of Gold vs Red is a clash of you facing your past self and experiences and growing from them. there may be no cannon victor, but gold SHOULD win because you're supposed to improve as a person as you grow

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gold didn't win

Honestly, I feel like Gold is something more than just a Red rehash - he represents a return to the things we loved about Pokemon the first time around. By the time Gold/Silver came out, the players that loved Red/Blue were just starting to move on, getting kinda bored of the pokemon world and starting to grow up. When someone from the old camp picks up Gold/Silver, they begin in a familiar storyline with a basically familiar character, sure, but think about the pokemon available to you: mostly new stuff, but with old familiars peppered in here and there, laying the groundwork and getting in your head - planting the seeds for the big trip at the end. By the time you reach the end, going through a story that makes callback after callback to the trials of the original, you finally go back to the Kanto region... but there's a major difference - RED seems to have ABANDONED Kanto. YOU have abandoned pokemon. So now, you as a player are looking for YOURSELF, going through and remembering all the things you loved and held dear until finally, you find Red at the top of Mt. Silver, possibly the LONELIEST setting in the entire game (isolated location, cold snow blowing, literally nothing but Red on that final screen...) and you fight... and you REMIND YOURSELF of everything you once loved. Despite the fact that you've risen to the top as Red, where there are no more challenges, you now come here as Gold to tell yourself that it doesn't matter, that there is still stuff to love out there and that there is ALWAYS something new to see or to learn or to catch, even if it maybe takes the next generation of games to come out before you can do it. That's why Red returns in later installments, the joy he takes in meeting the next challenge is rekindled by Gold, who shared the same journey but discovered a little something MORE along the way.

1. Brendan the story you never knew

I expected something about the Red v Gold fight being symbolic of us fighting ourselves.

God damn it. Miyamoto didn't create Pokemon, Gamefreak and Satoshi Tajiri did

Bad Treesicle. You bring shame to the nintendo name.

“Gold has no personality”

I always felt that going to Kanto in Gold/Silver was supposed to emulate how it feels to return to home years later and see how everything is so different.

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I thought his name was Ethan Bradberry.