Yeonhongcha played through the Pokémon series from Generation 1 to Generation 4 consecutively, sharing characteristics of each generation, personal memories, and game strategies.
Yeonhongcha expressed his determination to clear all Pokémon games from Generation 1 to Generation 4.
Generations 1 and 3 can be played in Korean using fan-made Korean patches. Generation 2 was officially released in Korea in the past, so no Korean patch was created, and it will be played in its original language. Due to the structure of dot-pixel images, using translation tools for this generation presents realistic difficulties.
Yeonhongcha confessed that due to physical exhaustion, even a 12-hour broadcast, let alone a 24-hour one, is too much for him.
He plans to immediately stop and end the broadcast if he feels overly tired to the point of harming his health during a stream.
characters, he must maintain a distinctive vocalization, straining his throat and sounding raspy.
If his impersonation is clumsy, he applies a strict standard, calling himself 'disqualified,' and put effort into portraying characters like Kaiba and Marik.
This is how you do it when you impersonate Yugi. You have to strain your neck like this when you impersonate Yugi. If you don't, you'll get scolded. How dare you impersonate Yugi without rasping your throat? You're disqualified, you rascal.
My own life.'
A happening during the poem generated laughter, fostering humorous communication with viewers.
He shared an anecdote that even in serious scenes, the actor's strong image made it feel like a mukbang, making it hard to suppress laughter.
He described eating a large amount of food as 'eating like an emperor' and shared anecdotes about Xiang Yu, the Hegemon-King of Western Chu.
He predicted that keeping their roles secret when playing a game with staff would create a more interesting dynamic.
The host showed great interest, assuming staff roles during a Mafia game and even mentioning dialogue such as, 'You don't trust me?'
Thanks to Korean patches created by skilled individuals, he was able to smoothly play Pokémon Generation 1 and 3. The translation process, including program installation, data extraction, and overwriting, can be somewhat cumbersome. Generation 2 was officially released, so no separate translated version exists.
I'm really grateful that there were people who translated these Generation 1 and 3 games, so I can use them well this time.
The distinction between weak and strong Pokémon is merely a human standard. The performer decided to raise Nidoran as his main Pokémon instead of an unevolvable Pikachu to improve strategy efficiency. The performer stated, "I won't use Pikachu anyway. I'd rather use Nidoran than a weak Pokémon like that," expressing his view that strength and weakness are only human constructs.
He chose Nidoran instead of an unevolvable Pikachu and expressed his intention to use Nidoran as his main Pokémon.
In the Pikachu version, the protagonist's partner is constrained from evolving.
He recalled examples of bugs in Generation 1 games and expressed disappointment about the translation quality.
He plans to reflect viewer requests to enhance broadcast entertainment. The performer introduced a soccer ball image into the Discord emotes, saying, "They said it's okay to change it slightly and use it." Judging that slight image modification was acceptable, he added the emote live during the broadcast.
After the battle with Brock, Yeonhongcha humorously reacted by saying he would make Brock his personal chef.
It is categorized as Generation 4 in the Pokémon series. The performer drew a line, stating, "HeartGold SoulSilver is Generation 4, not Generation 2."
This explanation is interpreted as clarifying viewer confusion regarding the generation classification of the Pokémon series.
These moves can usually be learned via TMs and possess the potential to defeat opposing Pokémon in one hit.
He will skip the battle with Red and finish playing Generation 2 Silver before moving on to Generation 3 games.
He plans to start the Generation 3 Pokémon series as soon as Generation 2 play concludes.
Psychological warfare, predicting opponent types and counter-attacking, is key, and creating variables that overturn the tide is the charm of Terastallization.
Predicting the opponent's type and counter-attacking is central to Terastallization, with an example being suppressing a Salamence attempting to transform into a Fairy type with 'Magical Flame'.
Even when holding the advantage, losing due to a Terastallization variable can be disorienting.
In particular, he advised that choosing 'Squirtle' instead of 'Charmander' or 'Bulbasaur' is a wiser strategy for early-game progression.
The problem was raised that if Mew is captured, game progression becomes excessively easy, disrupting the balance. The performer's diagnosis is that "if you catch Mew, the game becomes too easy."
Even with just one low-level Mew, you can defeat the Champion.
The key point is that this event is omitted if you play as a female character.
He stated that Jigglypuff's actions—singing to put others to sleep, then slapping them, and even drawing on their faces if they don't wake up—confirm it is a 'psychopath'.
Yeonhongcha said that Slowpoke's tail has incredible ingredients, like a medicinal tonic in modern terms.
He explained that Slowbro is an evolved form of Shellder, not Slowpoke.
Yeonhongcha said, 'True leisure doesn't use critical cutters.'
After buying a Clefairy doll, he decided to bring a cure for paralysis.
Yeonhongcha encountered a Game Boy thanks to his mother, who worked in Japan. He recalled memories from the IMF economic crisis when few families owned one, reflecting on how difficult it was to obtain at the time.
He mentioned that he got a Game Boy because his mother worked in Japan, but he was sad because she didn't buy him a Nintendo DS.
Yeonhongcha, when he got lost on his way to Silph Co., said to himself, 'Why are you acting so cocky? Yeoncha, seriously, reflect on yourself.'
Yeonhongcha currently possesses the powerful move Earthquake and pondered whether to teach it now.
He prioritized mealtime over battle efficiency, postponing related plans for a while.
As he played the game, he described the difficulty of the Champion battle as having an 'unbelievable lineup' that made him fearful, and he continued playing while assessing his Pokémon's condition and the situation.
Animal animal rights. What rights do animals have?' regarding a Safari Zone comment from an animal protection association.
Don't worry. I, Yeonhongcha, will make it happen.
Yeonhongcha decided to use a Master Ball to catch Snorlax and performed inventory management at the Pokémon Center.
He planned to teach the caught Snorlax the move Strength.
Yeonhongcha expressed surprise that Snorlax could learn the move Surf.
He optimized the Technical Machine (TM) placements and pondered his party composition.
When Yeonhongcha encountered a difficult situation during his strategy, he tried to overcome it by using a PlusPower item.
He was struggling against an opponent's Sleep Powder attack and used PlusPower to escape the crisis.
In Generation 1 games, the Repel effect is nullified if the lead Pokémon's level is too high.
He declared that he would win against opposing Pokémon, including Giovanni, through luck and skillful use of moves.
Yeonhongcha determined that playing Pokémon games consecutively from Generation 1 to 4 made it impossible to win with conventional methods.
Considering his finger condition, he had no choice but to adopt an 'easy win' strategy focused on moves.
He proposed a champion strategy of freezing the high ground, feeding two Speeders, and then using Horn Drill to catch everyone.
Performer, bewildered by the Pokémon's move sets, complained, calling it a 'truly ill-mannered lineup' and saying they were 'acting cocky despite being paralyzed.' Performer described the difficulty of this composition as openly ill-mannered and blamed the paralyzed state.
Yeonhongcha expressed dissatisfaction with this lineup, calling it 'ill-mannered'.
He faced a situation where the strategy stalled due to opponent Pokémon interference and his own moves missing.
Yeonhongcha expressed extreme fatigue and stress during gameplay as a result.
Jynx's original Japanese design was black, but it was changed to its current purple design due to racial discrimination controversy.
He assumed that few viewers would know the song, and he himself stated that knowing it meant 'getting old', realizing the generational gap.
He later named 'Depend On You' as a song he used to enjoy.
Yeonhongcha is reluctantly proceeding with the Japanese version due to not owning the Korean version of the game.
He plans to continue the broadcast after finishing his meal.
Real-time speedrun (RTA) players also prefer female starter Pokémon for the same reason.
He complained that catching Sentret in the Gold version was not easy. Yeonhongcha emphasized that Sentret and Seaking must be included in the roster, even without other Pokémon.
The process of catching Sentret in the Gold version was not smooth.
If he had chosen Chikorita, he would have had to clear Sprout Tower, but with his current team, there's no need to go there.
When his attacks barely damaged Onix, he called himself an 'unfair party'.
In the process, he made a joke about female Pokémon names, causing a brief moment of laughter.
He was clearly flustered when his Pokémon became poisoned by Arbok's Poison Sting attack. He immediately used an Antidote to cure the status condition and continued leveling up.
However, he immediately used an Antidote to cure the poison and overcome the crisis.
He directly planned his item usage and battle style during combat.
He devised and responded with attack methods tailored to each opponent.
He proceeded with the battle, judging that Headbutt was better than Water Gun against Whitney.
I am a bicycle thief. If you don't mind, bestow a bicycle upon me. You see, Whitney is much weaker than you think. You could say she's among the weakest of the weak.
Though surprised by the unexpected attack, he tried to overcome the crisis by boosting his stats with PlusPower and X Speed items used during the battle.
He defeated Miltank, winning the gym battle against Whitney.
After winning, he taunted Whitney, who burst into tears, calling her 'the lamest of the lame' and demanding she stop crying.
The fact that the Japanese pronunciation of 'sen-zei' (pre-emptive attack) matches 'sensei' also served as a humorous element.
He noted that KC Pokémon can learn various moves such as Ice, Fire, and Thunder Punch, as well as Psychic. He particularly highlighted the strong versatility of Ice Punch.
I forgot something important. I forgot something really important, so I have to go back. Should I clear it and go back? I didn't buy Ice Punch.
This system was introduced in Generation 3, and Hidden Abilities were added in Generation 5.
He clearly contrasted the differences in game systems by generation, using Pokémon with a fast evolution level of 30 as an example.
He expressed confidence, stating that because he is a Pokémon master, Miltank is no longer scary.
He briefly allowed viewers to criticize him with phrases like 'Yeonhongcha is old' and 'Yeonhongcha is stupid,' showing self-reproach.
He shared an anecdote from the past where two acquaintances were flirting, and one asked him for relationship advice.
He explained that he only listened to their advice, spent time with them, and did it for them, but then the acquaintance stopped flirting and started liking him, creating an unintended situation.
He clarified that he did not interfere with their relationship; rather, the person seeking advice chose to give up the relationship and chose him instead.
He used a Gyeongsang-do accent to lighten the mood of the broadcast.
He informed viewers that the current number of concurrent viewers was 300.
He plans to momentarily cut the broadcast and restart it.
If our replay is going to be 12 hours later, we'll turn it off briefly and turn it back on. Because once it goes over 12 hours, it becomes difficult to upload to YouTube.
He humorously explained the background that the lighthouse keeper Jasmine's name came from 'mikan' (tangerine), jokingly calling her 'Gyulli'.
Due to the long broadcast continuing for 9 hours, his concentration has decreased, and he feels disoriented.
He later realized that tea leaves are included in tea, and communicated with viewers about the possibility of cold brew tea containing a small amount of caffeine (8mg), expressing concern about sleep deprivation.
The performer attributed the use of only hiragana in older Pokémon game versions to storage limitations.
From Generation 5 onwards, Kanji characters were introduced, allowing players to choose between mixed Kanji and hiragana-focused notation.
In Japanese, if Kanji is included, there are no spaces, but when only hiragana is used, spaces are applied for readability.
The performer complained that the Pokémon move 'Strength' only allows pushing and not pulling.
He recalled the 'slide to unlock' feature on old cell phones and suggested the need for new interactive methods like 'pull to unlock'.
As afterimages, like those seen after looking at the sun or a strong light, persisted, he recognized this as a serious physical abnormality and considered ending the broadcast.
He complained of severe fatigue and nausea, showing overall poor physical condition.
He decided to purchase Gold Sprays for more efficient game progression in the future.
He decided to buy a total of 15 Gold Sprays, costing 700 won each, and stated that he would no longer play the game without Gold Sprays.
He pointed out his own strategic mistakes during the Elite Four battle, which led to difficulties.
He admitted to failing to complete Pokémon Generations 1 through 4.
The total time taken was about 8 hours, falling short of 10 hours. He expressed regret that he could have finished sooner if not for his poor condition.
He ultimately informed viewers that he would temporarily suspend the broadcast, take a short break, and then resume it.
I'm too tired to do Gen 4. I only slept less than three hours, and I think something bad is going to happen.
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