Best AI TURO & AI SADA Reactions | Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Final Boss Battle

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I love the ones who were like “I just though sada was stuck in the past” like she’s not in the past, she has passed

"AI Sada has no intention of fighting anymore!" is just the most gut wrenching thing hidden in the glitching textbox

I love how everyone freezes before saying "passed away" God this is one of the best finales in any pokemon game

in case anyone missed it In the cutscene battle where the "You are challenged by AI Sada" becomes "You are challenged by the Paradise Protection Protocol" In the glitch effects between, where the gibberish is, there is like 1 frame, a split second, where it says "AI Sada has no intention to battle" Really nice touch

This is one of the darkest Pokemon bosses ever. A long dead professor so engrossed in their work that it leads them to neglect their child. Their child finds them again only to see a robot wearing their parent's face. Make no mention that the very robot is trying to kill him and his friends to fulfill the goal that it's creator, the professor themself, programed the robot to achieve, condemning even the very ecosystem so their dreams would be met. And the robot wants nothing to do with it but is being forced to carry it out. I genuinely wonder if Toby Fox didn't just work on the music but Sada/Turo's character, because this seems like his ballpark.

I never noticed that Turo catches the masterball with his left hand while Sada catches it with her right hand

The robot NOT being evil was a nice twist.

“Stop catching these things!” Thamill insisted, leading with his Great Tusk.

Ah yes. Sada/Turo just casually pulling up with 7 master balls.

I love how they had an interface screw.. also enjoy "initiated the battle" instead of just "challenged you to a battle" like.. just.. the small things go a long way..

Just learned this, and have to share it. Ok, so Arven mentions right before jumping into the Great Crater that the professor is 'railroading' them. The group consists of four people. All the way back in Red and Blue, if you check the TV in your room, the description mentions a film about four friends travelling down railroad tracks. This is a reference to the film Stand By Me. And what is it that the characters are searching for in that movie? A dead body.

When your so evil, even your A.I copy couldn't find the logic of your actions... Truly one of the most well written villains i seen...

The fact that they straight up were saying that the meaner Koraidon/Miraidon was the one who killed the professor, I was like 🤯🤯🤯🤯

I love how everyone collectively goes silent once they hear that the professor is dead because its SO UNEXPECTED. Also, "Please. Defeat me." Is one of the hardest lines ive ever heard in a video game, its so hype

Wolfey’s reaction is the most relatable for me. Fighting through Sada’s team, seeing the name “Roaring Moon”, not knowing what that is, and watching her toss the Master Ball to reveal a freaking SALAMENCE has got to be one of the scariest experiences. Iron Valiant is cool, but a past version of a pseudo-legendary just hits different.

I would give anything to experience that ending again…i will literally go and play through the whole game again to just see that ending over and over

There's something really heartwarming seeing WolfeyVGC actually invested in the story.

My reaction: "I am an AI created by the professor with her memories and thoughts." Yeah, cool twist, but I kinda figured "The real professor passed away." OK BUT NOT THAT!

I have a strange realization: AI Sada is neutral to you, the protection protocol is not. Knowing how AI learn overtime, that means the professor- way back from the start, was very aggressive about completing her research- since the Protection Protocol is an old build. Which also explains why Arven is a bit annoyed whenever someone addresses that his mother's the professor. Dude. That's actually great storytelling.