Battle! Zero Lab WITH LYRICS - Scarlet Version (AI Professor Sada) - Pokémon Scarlet & Violet Cover
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Published 2023-12-13
CREDITS
AI Sada: MaidenOfMine @Maidenofmine )
Nemona: Esther Christo ( @carimellestrashcan )
Zero Lab Security PA: Juno
Lyrics, Art, Video: Juno
Mix: Steel (@Stelyost)
Original Composition: Toby Fox
Pokémon Scarlet & Violet developed by GAME FREAK, published by Nintendo
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All Comments (21)
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Okay I've gotten enough comments like this to where it's become a problem I have to address. NO THIS IS NOT AN AI COVER. I WILL NEVER USE AI-GENERATED CONTENT FOR ANY OF MY VIDEOS. "AI Professor" is the Trainer title for Sada & Turo in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet, which you SHOULD know if you've played the game and had enough interest in the story to click on this video. The vocal performances are still done by real human performers, as they always will be on my channel.
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A little detail I love is that in the Violet version, Juliana tries to use an X-item, an advanced medicinal item that would look right at home in the future. But in the Scarlet version, Juliana tries to use a Berry, an ancient fruit that's existed since the past.
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I like to imagine that the real professor sang this into a mic and recorded it in case someone tried what the protagonist did for some epic background music in the final fight
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We just gonna not pretend Wo-Chein over here saving the world? Brother man said "Nobody's bringing the apocalypse but ME."
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I love the line “I tamed my death” because it has a double meaning. It’s both cause Sada continued her legacy through an AI clone of herself, and also due to taming the very creature that killed her.
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If you look closely when AI Sada screams "You're not getting in my way", you can see the words 'I'm sorry' and 'AI Sada has no intention of fighting anymore'
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Tinkaton and corviknight fighting together against a worse situation.
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I like how when the parts where Sada is encouraging our victory, one of her eyes goes back to normal, while in the parts where she’s trying to kill us, she has both eyes be robotic
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I like to think that at 1:27 when AI Sada calls the player’s Pokémon “lesser species” the Annihilape in the drawing thinks “THE HELL DID YOU JUST CALL ME?!”
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3:30 she says Koraidon with so much emotion, it gave me goosebumps
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I like how the paradise protection protocol called Koraidon the “winged king” since that’s Koraidons title in the Pokédex
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One detail i like about both versions is that Sada's AI, focused of the primal past, sounds colder in tone in the second half. Meanwhile Turo's AI, who is focused of the efficienct future, has more of a burning rage tone of voice in the second half. Nice touch.
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1:29 is how I've always imagined this to play out. Where the optimal protocol is just send everything at once overpowering the MC leading to them doing same and causing an all out brawl between the pokemon
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That line, “I tamed my death” is such an amazing line that I didn’t expect to come from a pokemon song yet makes full sense
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Maiden’s pure emotion throughout all of this is an auditory treat, she gives this already-amazing lyrics even more power and weight
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Can we just take a moment yo appreciate how fucking RAW the line 'I tamed my death' is? Koraidon killed Real Sada, and then AI Sada uses it to try and kill the protags and keep the time machine running, and she's essentially bragging about it, to us and to Sada. The delivery on it too was just perfection.
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I had no idea there was a second version of this with Maiden singing as Sada! What an absolute joy to hear! Maiden, you crushed this one! And the lyrics are similar but have such a great difference between the two versions as well. Great job, Juno!
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The Paradise Protection IS the actual professor. The AI was made to replicate Sada’s mannerisms and ideals, but it saw the Logic and the cost of the professor’s plans, and that’s why you need to battle it. Not to stop the AI Professor but to stop the paradise protection protocol which completely replicated the professor, even her plan to destroy Paldea’s ecosystem by mixing it with pokemon from the past
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I dont think anyone has pointed this out yet, but i like the fact in either version, the Protagonists team also fits with the Past/Future theme. Pokemon that are a bit more futuristic appearing in the Violet version where Scarlet has Pokemon that look like they wouldn't be out of place in the past.
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With both Sada and Turo’s versions, we have to see a mashup to compare their lyrics! Maiden’s and Tom’s performances of similar lyrics were legendary, and imagine hearing breaks in between same lyrics to counterparts (that doesn’t make complete sense but you get my point!)
