FINALLY A remix that captures the epicness of this fight without throwing everything into heavy metal It perfectly conveys the chaos yet order of the fight while still feeling intense yet also simple. This kind of instrumentation and orchestration is what other remixes of this song lack.
WILL LEAF EVER BECOME A CHAMPION?!?!?! No. No one ever chooses her so Pokemon forgets about her and the others and makes new characters for Let's go Pikachu and Eevee.
Red in the games had all starters: Pikachu: Viridian Forest (Seen in Pokémon Origins) Charmander: Starter Bulbasaur (Venusaur): Blue (Leaf) gave it to him. Squirtle (Blastoise): Green gave it to him [That is why Green doesn't have Blastoise when you verse him in HGSS: Therefore the Blastoise you verse at Mt. Silver, is Green's.] How Red obtained all Kanto starters reflectd the 'Pokémon Adventures' manga; since Pokemon Yellow is a special game for the ANIME series where Ash is. Since Jessie and James are shown as the antoganists in Pokémon Yellow.
+Knight234Meta even if its reflected upon in the manga that doesn't make it canon. Leaf and Red can't exist at the same time as Leaf is literally Red but a girl. This doesn't count towards the manga though aince Blue established her own kind of character there.
Isabel Galindo The way I imagine it: You go through all the regions in reverse, so newest to oldest, when you get to Mt. Silver, you meet Johto (sorry If I misspelled) champion Gold and you beat him, you ask about Red, and he talks about how he'd first fought Red up here & whatnot. Then you go to Kanto and fight Red and Red's all reminiscent about his young days.
+TheVideoGameFreak100 but I don't want to beat him on an easy level. Difficult is much more funner. I know that there will be rage quits along the way but it will be fun. And that's also a cool way to put it too
Isabel Galindo 'funner" lol. Anyhoo, who ever said any of the fights, especially Red, would be easy? I'd imagine, with this theme to accompany, Red's fight wouldn't just be the hardest in the game. It would be the hardest of all the games, no potions or status heals, just straight battle.
Pokemon Origins 2 Final Episode: --The main protagonist Ethan Gold reaches the summit of Mt. Silver in a massive blizzard. --Sees the silhouette of a mysterious figure through the snow... --"Hello??? Hey, you! Are you okay???" --Starts to get a bad feeling... --This song kicks in as the figure slowly turns around... --Ethan slowly moves toward the figure as the music builds... --His eyes widen in shock as he sees who the figure really is... --The music reaches its peak at 1:00 as the camera pans around, revealing... Red, half his face hidden by his hat! A Game Boy dialogue box pops up containing only "..." --Ethan steps back in utter surprise as Red slowly reaches for Charizard's Poke Ball on his belt... --As the second build hits, Ethan summons his Feraligatr as Red summons his Charizard, the two Pokemon charging at one another before the scene cuts to black and the song reaches its end...
To everyone thinking red is mute. The ORIGINAL developers intended to have the dots so that there was no predetermined text. You could interpret your character's words in your own way. This carried all the way until Emerald where on multiple occasions the dots are present when your character explains things to other people. The new devs for some reason think he's mute and think it's a joke now so they went with the whole "silent" thing. This is further backed by the statement from blue saying he's a chatter mouth, this makes sense as we were literally kids walking into every building in town and speaking to every npc. The ONLY EXCEPTION to the dots was the copycat girl who actually copied what you cannonly said. These are some of the only lines of speech we get from him and show him to be a friendly 11 year old kid interested in pokemon. Seriously look it up and like this so others will know. I'm sure when Red and Ethan met they had a long talk about the events before battling. As the original devs intended, how that conversation went is up to you.
I think at this point it's clear he's intended to be mute though. I rather think that Blue was sarcastic when he called Red a chattermouth and that his silence is a running gag at this point. In the other games, the other protagonists appear as rivals, which means they talk, and In pokemon masters, every protagonist talks too while I bet Red won't have any text. He's the only one who has never ever said anything
@Johferson Red is 11 for the original games Red and Green (and Blue for USA and Europe). However, given the story's time difference between Red/Green/Blue/Yellow and Gold/Silver/Crystal of 3 years, Red is likely 14 when Gold/Ethan/Lyra (you) find him on Mt. Silver. With the return of Team Rocket, which he thought he had defeated, one can interpret him as "mute" by character development, or, he can be interpreted as the character without his voice, because you aren't driving his heroic actions anymore.
even arceus cannot help us now the dark king and his partners has stepped forward to test your mettle will you fail and loose or prove ourself worthy of him he seems to think your worthy NOW PROVE IIIIIT >:) good luck
First time I ever fought Red was in crystal, I had no idea he was there so went in blind and VERY under leveled. I saw pkmn trainer Red and damn near shat myself. he proceeded to tear my team apart so bad my little 12 year old self refused to go back until my entire team was level 100 and was Still afraid of him... this song is perfect for that feeling of facing a legend!
Though the draconic Champion of two lands and the redeemed heir of Giovanni are heralded with this triumphant and terrifying symphony, you understand that it is so because the true subject of this piece is the standard not only they, but all warriors of the six known lands strive to achieve. The ancient legend, the old man in the mountain yet with the appearance of a youth. They say silence is deafening and maddening. And that is what you are greeted with. This is the symphony of what it means to challenge the very best that no one ever was.
I don't know if Red is in Pokemon Sword and Shield but imagine this.....you become the champion but are then challenged by Red as he walks out into the stadium.....the crowd goes quiet and the only thing you hear are whispers. Red then holds up a Pokeballs towards your direction as he challenges you....do you take him on?
The guy ripped through the strongest trainers in the world like it was nothing. You want to know what to do when someone like that shows up? You bow in respect.
If some one dislikes this, I'm gonna get Red (Somehow) to go to your house, burn it down using Charizard's Blast Burn, and if that doesn't work, he'll have Lapris use blizzard, then have Snorlax use Body Slam into your frozen house, causing it break into many shards, then have Venosaur keep you in place using Frenzy Plant, then have Blastiose use Hydro Cannon on you, before Pikachu uses Volt Tackle on your Soaked body, Causing massive damage, killing you, then Red himself will change your dislike to a like.
What if you could battle Red in Sun and Moon and his trainer sprite doesn't move, like he doesn't give commands or anything. He just stands there while his pokemon fight.... that would be unsettling AF
Well Ken Sugimori himself did a redesign for a gen 7 Red. And with all the "reset theory" talk floating around the Internet...it's possible that Red will appear in Sun and Moon. Especially since this is the 20th anniversary.
Uh... Good question. Maybe they're secretly recording it in the auditorium and editing the noise out later? People shoot illegal videos of Broadway plays and movies in the theater all the time.
Snorlax: Hug me NOW!! Blastiose: Ahhhhh! Lapras: bruh. Charizard: I will take on any enemy on the planet Venasaur: Yawn... Pikachu: I’m with Charizard. Red: ....
Toughened by defeating a Mafia Organization, Grown by beating the Elite 4 + 1, Hardened by a Mountain top blizzard to get even stronger. Meet the challenge of your life. The silent Legend......Red
we have kanto ash: who didnt evolve his kanto starters, (besides charizard) got half his badges not legitimately, gets followed ALL the time by 3 idiots who giovanni should have fired a long time ago! (along with butch and cassidy) and loses the indigo league with charizard refusing to battle. then we have red, the kanto legend, who got his badges fairly and beat his rival for the title of champion, almost stopped team rocket entirely and defeated the king of team rocket giovanni, caught the three legendary birds and mewtwo.
Puffy I bought Soul Silver used and whoever had played it had ~300 hours! I felt so bad deleting that to play! But I plan on clocking that many hours too haha
I first learned about this glorious titan of a trainer by meeting him firsthand in HG/SS. At first, I thought he was just some random-ass lost fisherman that was part of a sidequest through Mt. Silver, but then... He sent out his Pikachu. His... Level... Eighty-Eight... Pikachu. ...Holding a Light Ball. I got wrecked by nothing but a God-roll Iron Tail, that not only hit, but CRIT, my ENTIRE TEAM IN A ROW!!!!!
@@ryansnowberger3177 I just like to think, if pokemon were real, how OP would Red truly be? He's so strong, he GOT BORED of fighting people and went to find a place that could offer up a challenge. Then he settled on a mountain that is the habitat of a pre-evolution of tyranitar, a pokemon that can break down mountains with one hand... I like to think that Red is the reason there are no wild tyranitar on Mt. Silver. He hunted them down, seeing them as a worthy challenge.
@@Ian-wn5lc My only question is this: Why would he stay up there for 3 years, and just sit and watch as Team Rocket rises again? Doesn't feel like a "Red" thing to do, does it? Something- or someone- kept him there. Maybe Red ended up staying on Mt Silver because whoever was left from Red's annihilation of Team Rocket found him, and threatened his family and friends if he tried to stop their return. Could explain why he doesn't leave the mountain until Gold defeats him in G/S/C/HG/SS. He likely thought his family would be in danger if he came home, but since _Gold_ found him, and proved himself stronger, he probably figured out that Gold took down Team Rocket, thus making it safer for him to go back home. Why do you think he stayed up there for 3 years?
@@ryansnowberger3177 I honestly think he was waiting for someone to prove themself a match for him. He waited in a place only accessible to a select few elite trainers, with extremely powerful wild pokemon. He could probably use his pokemon to travel any place he wanted to go, but he returned to the mountain knowing it was the best shot he had at finding someone could beat him. As for team rocket... Red sort of stumbled across them by accident in the kanto games. I won't say he isn't the type to stick up for those in need and what not, but he is a character who has whatever personality you want him to have in-game. It could be that he just thought that anyone who could accomplish the same thing he himself did and stop Team Rocket would be the only one who could give him a challenge.
@@Ian-wn5lc You may be right about that, to be honest. Especially the 'stumbling across trouble' thing. He was challenging gyms, making his way across Kanto the only way he could at the time. Sometimes Team Rocket was in his way. Eventually, he fought them enough to find reason to end their reign, so he crushed their organization, _within_ _their_ _own_ _base._ A one-man raid, to remove an admittedly humongous thorn in his side that repeatedly kept him from achieving his goals.
This is by far the most epic and well made remix of any Pokemon song I've ever heard. I really felt like I was Gold squaring up against the legendary Red atop Mt. Silver. Goosebumps.
This, in my mind, is what it sounds like when challenging a Gen 1 champion whose Pokemon from whichever region since have been Lv100 for over a decade now. Beyond Apex, a Pokemon whom has lived for so long at the peak of their strength probably becomes something truly terrifying. As is the trainer that can even stand to be near them, Pokemon turned forces of nature.
Brings a tear to my eye. I remember when I played the original gold version, back when it first came out, on my game boy color and first saw Red and had to battle him, my jaw dropped. Most iconic Pokemon battle ever even to this day.
Here are my personal choices for alignments and short character summaries for Red's team (in the order that they join his team). Please keep in mind this is just my own head-canon: Charizard (Male) Chaotic Good Red's starter. As ferocious as he might appear, he has the same kind and compassionate nature as he had as a Charmander. Will fight fiercely for those who cannot defend themselves. Also incredibly stubborn; no matter how many times he gets knocked down or how futile it would be to continue fighting, he'll keep getting back up. Pikachu (Male) Chaotic Neutral Smug, arrogant, cocky little bastard who can easily back up his enormous ego, all the while infuriating opponents with his taunts and show-boating. While physically the weakest, in offense he is the most powerful of the team and it would be recommended to prioritize him as a target lest the little bastard take out half your team, all the while laughing and taunting you. His impulsiveness and ego can make him hard to control, and he often leaps into battle without heeding caution or tact. Espeon (Female) Neutral Good First encountered in Celadon City where she was due to be disposed of by the Rocket Organization after being written off as weak and not worth the effort of keeping or training, she would eventually become one of the most dangerous Pokemon in Red's team after he not only rescued her but became her trainer. The nicest and most gentle of Red's team, all of whom like and get along with her. Fights mainly to support and defend her friends. Loves Red dearly and would die for him without regret or hesitation. As nice as she might be, Heaven help you if you get her angry. Snorlax (Male) True Neutral Tags along with Red because he is the only person nice and/or tolerant enough to put up with his appetite. While laid-back and relatively unconcerned most of the time, when a fight is on and he gets serious, he can be a fearsome opponent. This guy isn't just dumb muscle, and can be cunning and devious when he wants to be. Lapras (Female) Lawful Good Almost like the matron of the team alongside Red. The most mature and steady-minded, and often tries to rein in the more troublesome elements of their group. One of her main flaws is her temper and vanity; while a very patient and understanding person, usually calm in battle, insulting her appearance or matron-like role in the team usually is followed by an ungodly beating. Blastoise (Male) Lawful Neutral One of the toughest, serious and most disciplined of the team. Blue's starter, who after the Pokemon League showdown eventually left him to join Red out of resentment of being regarded mainly as a tool to gain prestige and glory for his trainer, and also out of envy for the mutual love and affection Charizard has with Red that he never had with Blue (Blue would later replace him with a Gyarados trained from a Magikarp, a sign that he may have changed his ways and learnt to show love and compassion for his own Pokemon rather than simply as tools for battling) Venusaur (Female) Chaotic Evil Bloodthirsty, sadistic and violence-loving since she was a Bulbasaur. Was the starter of Leaf, the protege of Rocket Organization leader Giovanni, who intended for her to represent his company/corporation as the Pokemon League Champion. Leaf was murdered by Rocket executives after declaring her intention to cut all ties with the Organization. After escaping the Rockets, Venusaur vowed revenge and joined up with Red, a thorn in Rocket's side, to get it since she knew she could not do it alone. One of the strongest and most unstable elements in the team. Difficult to control, and threatening to her fellow team members and even to Red. Dangerous to both humans and other Pokemon. Likes to use poison to watch and enjoy the agony of her foes, and her vines to strangle or constrict. Harbours a hatred for the Rocket Organization after they murdered her original trainer. Eventually warmed up to Red and became a loyal member of his team while retaining her sadistic, murderous nature. (Bulbasaur is my favourite starter, by the way) I wonder what the alignments, background and personality of Blue's team would be.
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Imagine: Last Pokemon game ever. You reach the end and become the very best (you know, like no one ever was), defeating all previous champions before you. You then arrive in Kanto, before climbing Silver Mountain....and then Red arrives. Much like in Sun and Moon, Red's arrival is unexpected, but is still appreciated. He's in his 40s or 50s at this point, thinking about retiring. He sums it up in a few short words, "I'd like to have one last battle." And then THIS plays.
You clime the frozen mountain the snow blowing all around you as you see a black figure far away and he stands there on the edge of the cliff throwing a single Pokeball in the air up and down you yell to him to show himself, he says nothing as he turns to you he lifts his hat as all you see are two deep red eyes sharing you down! You ready your pokemon for battle as the music begin to play. The Battle to decide who is true champion begins!
When i was a kid playing the original gold version, this playing against Lance felt like a challenge. But when i found red amd he said nothing, if that was a real life encounter, thats a total shit your pants moment. Ethan gold may have defeated Red in canon, but no theme can make you think 'i may have seriously fucked up by talking to this guy' like this playing while battling Red.
You know what I want to happen in Sun and Moon? You can battle every champion and then get to Red, and once you beat, he'll finally speak after 20 years.
I think the eye colours of the Pokemon in the first picture are referencing the Pokemon Adventures manga. Their eye colours match up with their trainers' Japanese names. Charizard has green eyes, in reference to Blue, since his Japanese name is Green. Blastoise has blue eyes, referring to Green, as she is called Blue in Japan. Venusaur has red eyes, of course, because of being Red's starter.
