P.U.C.L. #294 Mechanics of Future Games

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

🗓️ 10 July 2017

⏱️ 106 minutes

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Summary

Thatch is joined by Jushiro and Prof. Snag, and they discuss the possible additions that could be made in future pokemon games.

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0:00.0	And now, coming to you live from at the Lavender Town Radio Tower.
0:11.6	It's the one, the only Pucko podcast.
0:30.3	It's Pucko!
0:33.0	It's Pucko.
0:33.9	It's Pucko.
0:37.8	Pokemon Underground Champions League, oh yeah Paco!
0:39.8	Grab your friends at that time again.
0:42.5	Listen to the show where the phone never meant.
0:44.9	It's Paco.
0:46.1	Paco!
0:46.7	Oh, yeah.
0:48.7	Paco! Your host
1:01.7	Strigger that
1:02.8	And your co-host
1:03.9	Where every hat
1:05.5	It's buckle
1:06.5	Buckle
1:06.9	Oh yeah yeah
1:08.9	Yeah Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Puckold! And welcome to the 294th episode of the Puckold podcast.
1:24.9	I am your host, Trainer Thatch, here they with my scrumdily umptious co-host.
1:29.0	I'm running out of adjectives.
1:29.9	Lord and savior,
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