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@shimokabal @ToonHive ASL isn't one-to-one with English, so during those scenes, it's likely they already signed the meaning of what was said before it switched off the characters. The ASL isn't going to line-up perfectly with what we can hear.

@ToonHive What about the times when the camera isn’t on the characters

First look at “We Don’t Talk About Bruno’ from Disney’s ‘Songs In Sign Language.’

@AtnsXBT how did people ever figure this kind of stuff out? its so specific 😭 walk four steps? play cry of bellsprout?

after 3849 tries i even broke a gameboy trying to catch a shiny pokemon. but i was today years old when i found out you can turn any pokémon into a shiny in Pokémon Gold and Silver. the game decides shininess based on hidden values (DVs). but there’s a glitch that lets you rewrite them entirely. not hunt shinies, create them. it’s called the coin case glitch: 1. put the pokémon you want shiny in slot 1 of your party. keep a simple party (a low level pokémon in slot 3 helps stability). 2. (optional but recommended). have a Quagsire in your party. certain setups use its stats to stabilize the memory so the glitch doesn’t crash. 3. go to the pc and rename boxes exactly: !/gZ59 and !/hZ9l. 4. go to the pokémon center in Cherrygrove City. 5. stand still, then move 4 steps to the right. 6. open the pokédex and play the cry of Bellsprout. exit quickly. 7. immediately open your bag and use the coin case. your first pokémon becomes shiny instantly. the quagsire part isn’t random. its stats and memory layout help “anchor” the game’s data so when the coin case executes your box-name code, it points to the right place instead of crashing. without it, the glitch can still work just way less consistently. it works on any type of pokemon including legendaries like mew and celebi. anything.