P.U.C.L. #149 Pokemon Myths

PUCL: A Pokemon Podcast

Thaddeus Asel

Community, Hobbies, Nintendo, 3ds, Leisure, Games, Pokemon, Tournaments, Video Games, Trading Card Game, Tcg, Switch

4.4 • 692 Ratings

🗓️ 29 September 2014

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Summary

Thatch has Scron and Ethan over in the Radio Tower today to discuss some of their favorite in game legends and myths. Don't forget to come to the PUCL live episode celebrating 150 episodes of PUCL on October 5th at 2PM Eastern! What do you want to know about PUCL and its plans? Email us at [email protected]!

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0:00.0	And now, coming to you live from at the Lavender Town Radio Tower.
0:12.0	It's the one, the only Paco podcast.
0:19.1	Hey, guys. Okay, I'm ready to do the next episode.
0:21.8	I did like three hours of research last night.
0:25.0	The origins of how Pokemon came to be from our mythologies.
0:29.7	It's, it's gonna be a great episode.
0:32.3	Wait, wait.
0:34.1	Scron, that's not the topic today.
0:36.0	That's not the topic we agreed on.
0:37.6	What do you mean?
0:38.5	I did, like, three hours of research on this.
0:40.9	No, no, Scrant, we're doing Pokemon miss.
0:43.2	Like, miss in the game that had to do with Pokemon.
0:47.3	Like, the in-game world.
0:49.4	Well, son of a bulbosaur.
1:00.8	Music the bulbosaur. It's Pucko!
1:03.6	It's Pucko!
1:05.4	It's Pucko!
1:06.6	Pokemon Underground Champions League, oh yeah.
1:10.4	Pucko! Grab your friends at that time again. Listen to Pokemon Underground Champions League, oh yeah Huckle
1:11.0	Grab your friends this that time again
1:14.1	Listen to the show where the phone never meant
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