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Shawn Taylor returns to the podcast to talk about the week comic book writer Tom King just had! http://traffic.libsyn.com/thenerdsofcolor/HNL146.mp3 If you follow King’s career as closely as the hosts of this podcast do, it was a hell of a week for the award-winning comic scribe. From announcing the premature end of his iconic run on […]
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Pokemon baby clothes are surging in popularity as those that played the card game, video game, and watched the anime start having children. Twenty years and still going strong, the Pokemon universe will likely be around when your little one grows into a teenager. Unfortunately, it’ll be a few years before you can really have delved into the Pokemon universe. For now, you’ll just have to catch all these onesies and dress your baby in them.
Very few furry cute characters in pop culture are as identifiable as Pikachu. Sure, there’s Gizmo, Alf, and of course Snarf, but Pikachu has somehow managed to stay relevant for over twenty years. He’s even a detective now. Pika pika.
Babies don’t just randomly appear as you walk through the tall grass. Unfortunately, there’s a lot of blood, sweat, and tears that goes into successfully reproducing. Fortunately, your body comes with it’s own eggs, so you don’t have to go out and purchase copious amounts of poke balls.
Some days your child won’t nap long enough, right? Other times, you’re at the grocery store and you wish your little one would just wake up for a second to get them out of the car. It’s tough to win at naptime, but it could be worse your child could be Snorlax and nap all the time.
Honestly, this was my favorite Pokemon back on the Gameboy Color days. I pictured my little Pokemon tossing garlic at real-life vampires. I guess that would be more like cloveasaur. She’s a little stinky, but she keeps zubats away.
Come on, this is the most clever Pokemon play on words you’re going to find. I can’t even tell you how many Kakunas and Rattatas I’ve encountered playing Pokemon. Hundreds, probably, but I never put their names together before. Genius!
Legend of Zelda, check! Pokemon, check! Cute Nintendo reference, absolutely. We need to see PikaLink in a Smash Brothers mashup.
Do you remember the excitement that came from virtually walking around with an egg and having it hatch. What’s it going to be? Something awesome? Nope, just another Rattata. Drats.
Becoming a gym leader is no easy task. You’re up against people who aren’t just playing Pokemon Go! eighteen hours a day, but they are spending like $400 a week to be number one. The good news is that your little one will think you’re the very best for at least six years of their life. We call that reaching peak performance.
Your sweet baby is definitely going to choose you for just about everything. Keep that in mind when they wake you up at 3am after you’ve been asleep for 2.5 hours. Pokemon baby clothes aren’t easy to come by, but for you sentimental types this romper seems like a no brainer.
Babies are like turtles when it comes to speed. At first they seem slow, but if you take your eye off of them for even a minute they get themselves into trouble. I don’t recommend collecting them like Pokemon either. Decide on a number and stick to it or you will have a hard time keeping up with them.
Your little one has a few years before they can earn the Volcano badge from Cinnabar Island. However, there’s nothing stopping you from dressing them in your favorite athletic wear if fire-type Pokemon are your favorite.
For you hardcore fans, Typhlosion is ready to erupt like a volcano of joy in your baby’s wardrobe. Personally, I never really evolved one myself, but hey we all have our favorites, right?
There are few pokemon as well known as Charmander and his fire-oriented abilities. This was the first Pokemon I ever used on my old Gameboy Color. Who doesn’t love a fiery lizard?
Lapras have always reminded me of the mythical Loch Ness monster. Mostly because it resembles a plesiosaur. This is a wonderful romper for little ones that have Pokemon loving parents. Hint, hint grandparents.
Cute, cuddly, and evolves into an awesome Leafeon. You’re little one is sure to love Eevee as they get more aware of their surroundings. Now the only question is will they choose Pikachu or Eevee as their starter Pokemon.
Speaking of cute Pokemons, who can forget the adorable Jigglypuff. If only they really existed and could sing your baby to sleep at night. Don’t fret though, you can still play the video of one singing on Youtube. Besides its angelic voice does anyone actually use a Jigglypuff in the game?
If you’re more into goth type Pokemon then you’re in luck with this Gengar romper. Those red eyes will have your little vampire all giggly. Luckily, there are no spikes poking out of this onesie.
We featured another Snorlax romper above, but we couldn’t resist not placing this Biggie Snores romper on the list. It’s one of our favorites. You could say it’s notorious.
If Gengar doesn’t scratch your goth itch in the Pokemon universe then you can look to this Haunter romper. Haunter has been around for years and still remains quite popular. The onesie lets other parents know that your little one isn’t afraid of no ghosts.
I don’t think anyone predicted a live action Pokemon movie twenty years ago. Your baby is obviously too young for any movie, but it won’t be long before you’re introducing them to Pokemon Go, or whatever other kid-friendly media that exists. In the meantime, you’ll just have to settle for dressing your baby in super cute rompers.
I’m a huge fan of armadillos. I know it’s weird, but living in Florida exposes you to all sorts of strange creatures. The Sandshrew might be more of a desert animal, but it’s the fact it curls into a cute ball that reminds me of those turtle rodents.
Maybe I just like sleep too much, but Snorlax shares a special place in my heart. I think it’s the perfect Pokemon for little babies to wear. How much do I know about playing as a Snorlax? Absolutely, nothing. I don’t think I’ve ever used one, but I’ve definitely been one.
Did you know the axolotl is an actual animal? Also, did you know that Mudkip is based on the axolotl. You can even keep an axolotl in an aquarium. Sure, this illustration doesn’t look exactly like a Pokemon, but hardcore fans will know what’s up.
One of the legendary birds, Lugia is considered the guardian of the seas. Your little one can dream of flying on this Pokemon as they drift to sleep, or at least that’s what you can imagine what happens.
Lickitung couldn’t have a more basic name, but let’s be honest when we discuss how cute it is. Sure, it’s not the most creative Pokemon, but it has been winning the hearts of fans since generation one.
When Pikachu evolves you get Raichu, which is basically a different color of Pikachu. Sure, it’s cute and cuddly, but it will shock the living daylights out of you when it’s annoyed. Plus, it can surf as witnessed in Super Smash Bros.
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Warning: Spoilers for Godzilla: King of the Monsters follow!
The newest official entry to the world of Godzilla comes from the U.S. and takes on some of the 65-year-old series’ most iconic monsters, including the titular reptile and his famed fellow kaiju King Ghidorah and Mothra. But after watching the wicked monster-mash that is Godzilla: King of the Monsters, we think there might have been a hidden-in-plain-sight deep cut character from the fan fave franchise.
The roster of human characters in Godzilla: King of the Monsters include many a famous face, but it’s Ziyi Zhang’s Ilene Chen who got our theory brain whirring. The searingly intelligent scientist is a third generation member of the monster fighting organization Monarch and a key part of the team that has to deal with the massive outbreak of deadly creatures that fill King of the Monsters. But she also appears to be a key part of Godzilla lore. To truly understand who she is, we have to look back at the history of Mothra, the Queen of Monsters and bringer of peace.
Mothra was first introduced in Toho’s 1961 movie of the same name and initially seemed to be a vengeful monster focused only on the destruction of the people who kidnapped the two priestesses who protect her and herald her arrival (we’ll get back to them, they’re important). Over the years, she’s become better known as a peaceful heroine who often saves the day. One of the key parts of Mothra’s lore is that in many of her appearances she’s accompanied by a pair of twins who are known as fairies, priestesses, and The Mothra Twins. At first glance, they don’t appear in Godzilla: King of the Monsters… at least not both of them.
During the newest entry to the Western Godzilla canon, Mothra takes up residence in a waterfall in her cocoon form. Just as the humans and Godzilla need her the most, she appears in her glorious fully grown form. But if we take a closer look at that sequence, there’s a tease that Zhang’s Dr. Chen may well be this world’s vision of the heralds of Mothra. Whilst the rest of the team sits inside the Monarch outpost, Chen is outside when a familiar song begins to echo—it’s the tune that usually heralds the arrival of Mothra. As Ilene stares up at the huge titan, the stars begin to come down from the sky and seem to power up the massive moth-like hero.
It could have just been a nice nod to the more esoteric part of Mothra’s lore, but when Ilene shows her family album and explains that she is a third generation Monarch operative, the other two generations of women in her family were both pairs of female twins. There’s even a photograph that looks like it depicts Ilene and her own twin sister, though where the sister is now we don’t know. But according to the Monsterverse canon, Chen and her sister were the ones to discover Mothra in 2009, which again hints at a deeper connection with the creature.
It’s a brilliant twist on the more supernatural aspect of the original films, as here we see the role of the Mothra twins as one transposed to the world of science. Still, a deep understanding of the lore and world of the monsters are leveraged to help humanity when needed. Something that adds to this theory is Ilene sharing her grandmother’s motto, “Myth is our compass.” Throughout the history of Godzilla, the group of women who help Mothra has shifted and changed, and it’s pretty likely that Ilene Chen and her sister are just the latest iteration of the heroic heralds.
Images: Warner Bros., Toho
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