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Reported by Psythor on Sun 20 Jun 2004 17:04:04 UTC
Last updated by Psythor on Sun 20 Jun 2004 17:04:04 UTC
Section: Episode Guides

Warning, there's some spoilers in this, and admittedly, the last thing we'd like to do is the spoil the plot of something. The film the Usual Suspects? It was all the police chiefs dream in the end.

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Apparently, in AG84, which at the moment is even without a Japanese title, James will get Chimecho- vague rumours that have no secondary source barking to the same tune suggest that he will call it Julian.

Also, in AG83, Team Aqua will appear. Let's hope there's some darker character to them than Team Rocket, who are camper than a tent factory.

Finally, in AG86, Clefairy will appear- we're not sure what it'll do at the moment, although initial speculation suggests that it will make numourous allegations about Bandai, creators of Digimon, suggesting that they animate the Digimon series by training dogs to stand in paint and then walk on paper. Whilst not illegal, this pratice has been frowned upon since fourty dogs died in the making of the Beatles film, "Yellow Submarine".

As a special treat, I've managed to get hold of two of the BBC's Euro 2004 Soccer pundits, who have both commented on these recent developments. Ian Wright and Alan Hansen:

"Well, at the end of the day, and the chips are down, it's a game of two halves. The better team won, although it would be advised that the Rockets push forward in their attack"

"I agree with Ian- they were really putting all their eggs in one basket and leaving the defence wide open. From the 20 yard line right into the box, the Pokémon was as good as caught."