Comments by "" (@appelpower1) on "WatchMojo.com" channel.

  1. Finally a list that has Adrian Monk on it. He doesn't get the recognition he deserves, in my opinion.
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  2. Where's Bob's Burgers?
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  3. Wing Mario Over the Rainbow? Seriously? That level was one of the most forgettable ones in the game. Bob-Omb Battlefield, while easy, was the first 3D level in Mario, and does a great job at introducing the concept. Also, the music. That's enough to put it on this list. Aside from that, Tiny Huge Island was unique. Sure, I hate that stage, but it's a fresh concept nonetheless.
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  4. I scrolled down several hundreds of comments and didn't find a single person mentioning Senna and Prost. How disappointing.
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  5. Wait, Community and Sunny In Philly didn't make it past the honourable mentions, and Scrubs is only at 9, whereas Two and a Half Men is at number 2? That's ridicilous. Two and a Half Man is a good show, but nowhere near as good as the other ones I mentioned. Also, I didn't like Malcolm in the Middle (I prefer the more recent 'The Middle', which I think is a highly underrated and rock-solid show), but I guess its place here is justified.
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  6. With the exception of no. 1 (I preferred the N64, DS and Wii versions), I actually agree with all of this, including the honourable mentions. Well, 10 might have to move up a bit for this to be my list. I remember pretending Yoshi Valley was a village in Time Trial. It was great.
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  7. Who needs a Top 10 when you can have a Top 52? All the entries on this list are based on their appearences in SSB for 3DS and how much I enjoy using them (as well as how effective they are under my command). 1. Yoshi 2. Mii Brawler 3. Donkey Kong 4. Pikachu 5. Bowser 6. Lucario 7. Luigi 8. Dr. Mario 9. Wario 10. Captain Falcon 11. Rosalina & Luma 12. R.O.B. 13. Duck Hunt 14. Dark Pit 15. Ganondorf 16. Bowser Jr. 17. Kirby 18. Greninja 19. Charizard 20. Fox 21. Shulk 22. Mario 23. Peach 24. Samus 25. Zero Suit Samus 26. Wii Fit Trainer 27. Diddy Kong 28. Meta Knight 29. Pit 30. Falco 31. Ness 32. Mii Gunner 33. Michael Bay (custom Mii Gunner set with explosive specials only) 34. Sonic 35. Sheik 36. Mega Man 37. King Dedede 38. Little Mac 39. Link 40. Toon Link 41. Marth 42. Robin 43. Ike 44. Mii Swordsman 45. Villager 46. Lucina 47. Zelda 48. Pac-Man 49. Mr. Game & Watch 50. Jigglypuff 51. Olimar 52. Palutena
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  8. True. And all of them only learn Splash, so you're just sitting there wasting time and PP on a Pokémon that gives you hardly any Exp, yet is surprisingly resillient to physical attacks. Never mind that Splash doesn't do anything, so they can't possibly win...
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  9. That 70's Show should've made it on the list. There's plenty of room: Married With Children is great, but has more of an 80's vibe to it, whereas The Simpsons is still running and is an animated sitcom, which to me is an entirely different genre to the 'regular' sitcom.
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  10. +Ikester213 I want the Mr. Bean theme tune played at my funeral.
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  11. Lukasz Spychaj Nonsense, I am terrible at Mario Kart, yet the Wii Rainbow Road isn't difficult. I mean, it was the first few times, but it took little practice before I could do it well.
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  12. somecrippled619 I don't, I think it's one of the best levels in the game.
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  13. To be fair, the Gumpert is mostly known as that ugly thing that held the TG track record for years.
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  14. Hoesman Well, I hate the eel for being an obnoxious mission. But that is one of the things that makes JRB so memorable.
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  15. +Saif Hussain Lovely. In my opinion, the rear wheelarches were too wide, but it is otherwise gorgeous.
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  16. Moon Light The DB11 is gorgeous, though.
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  17. +DavidELD I think it was a fun twist to have him try and escape in something that cheap and slow for once.
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  18. I'd say there are enough Zubat-ridden caves (Mt. Moon, for instance) and ridicilous puzzles (Lt. Surge's Gym, Turnback Cave) in the Pokémon franchise to make it at least onto the honourable mentions...
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  19. +Rick Morris >pretending any TGUS or TG Australia episodes would make it onto the list. OT: Yeeees!!! YEEEEEEEES!!!!!! Don't you just love the various different ways Jezza says 'yes' on Top Gear?
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  20. Mumen Rider As much as I adore the music of that stage, I hate that stage, mainly because of the shoddy swimming controls in SM64. Plus, it's not very memorable, at least for me. I prefer Jolly Roger Bay, and even then I'm not a fan of it.
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  21. Mumen Rider If anything, that's a reason to hate Jolly Roger Bay. Or is that what you meant?
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  22. Moon Light True, though the DB11 differs from the previous generation of Astons in that it isn't gorgeous from the moment you see it. It takes some getting used to, but after a while it's just as pretty as a DB9.
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  23. Firemarioflower I didn't like it at first either, but it grew on me. It's not as immediately, perfectly beautiful as the DB9 and all its derivatives, but it's still great.
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  24. Lukasz Spychaj Well, fair enough. None of the Rainbow Roads are difficult, though. Wii is the most difficult one. MK64 had by far the easiest one, but also the best scenery and music <3
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  25. Rav Caol Well, I loved Brawl and I adore SSB4 3DS, so it doesn't feel like I've missed out on a lot. Still, I'd like to try Melee sometime.
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  26. Porfirio Aguayo Thank you. You don't see that a lot on the internet; people disagreeing but not making a fuss about it. For me, Link is too slow and too bad at jumping. Also, I don't like any of his specials.
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  27. Lucien Auclair I prefer badass, spectacular Pokémon designs over cute ones; that's a matter of taste. Furthermore, I highly value a Pokémon's performance in battle, and in the Pokémon games, Jigglypuff is useless, while in SSB, she's useless for me.
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  28. Porfirio Aguayo Well, I also knew about Lucas (and I preferred him over Ness in Brawl), but I don't really need him. I didn't know about Roy either. Lucien Auclair That is probably it. JOJOKart Of course not! On the contrary, in fact; if you can make such a rubbish character work properly, you're everything but a noob. This list just refers to how well I personally can use them, not how good they are objectively.
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  29. Stop these PlayStation vs. XBox wars already. Sure, I prefer Forza, but that's just because I'm a massive Top Gear fan. The PS and XBox are both great platforms, and quite alike. Stop arguing and learn to appreciate both.
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  30. Chris Cheshire People should stop calling it the 'Austin Martin'. It's an Aston, and compared to an Austin, it's on the opposite side of the British automotive spectrum.
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  31. Why is nobody mentioning Senna vs. Prost?
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  32. I can name a few frustrating caves in the Pokémon series, though Diamond, Pearl and Platinum's Turnback Cave takes the cake. It has you navigate through several rooms, with one entrance and three exits each. One of the three sends you to the next room, the others send you back to where you back to the first room. Apparently, there's a pattern to determine which exit to use, but it is incredibly complicated, impossible to figure out while playing and seemingly random. There are many variations of the rooms, and they're in random order. It's awful. I made it through once by luck, but I gave up five times before that.
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  33. Slif_One The trainers weren't that challenging for an overpreparing item hoarder like me, but the cave and the wild Zubat are the stuff of nightmares.
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  34. I agree with you lot.
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  35. Wait, 'raven' is a colour? I thought it was a bird. But that might be me; I always say 'brown', 'black' or 'black-brownish' hair.
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  36. Xizoa Finally someone who agrees with me. Thank you!
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  37. Brandon Debuyan Sadly, if you have the infinite item code, you can't unleash a barrage of Blue Shells, as no more than one Blue Shell can be on the track.
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  38. EDDSWORLDMEGAFAN That's true, but I wish it were possible.
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  39. TallHobbit2 I think the Thwomps' evil laugh was alone to make it memorable.
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  40. We made it to the honourable mentions? I'm so upset! The Dutch national anthem, in my opinion, does not deserve to even be anywhere near this list!. You should've replaced it with the North Korean anthem, which, as terrible as the country itself may be, is quite beautiful.
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  41. +srba filipovic I'm a car guy, but I learnt the difference in Midtown Madness.
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  42. srba filipovic I'm not sure wheter it was the first I ever played, but it's still one of my favourites. I always tried to create the longest traffic jam I possibly could with the City Bus, by ramming cars waiting at the junction on the end of the motorway.
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  43. srba filipovic Hey, I've got an ancient Compaq laptop too! I never actually did any of the races. I just cruised through the city, preferably making chaos in the process.
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  44. srba filipovic Mine is from 1996. Originally intended to run Windows 95, I had it run W98 instead. And that works. The laptop is still intact and works properly. It's as fast as a Pentium 2 can be. The screen is occasionally a bit flaky, but the battery is really good. Even nowadays, it can fun for three hours without charge, which is three times as long as my main laptop. Mind you, I played Midtown Madness on a different computer, namely our family PC. It ran Windows XP. We haven't got it anymore, but I'm typing this on its old keyboard now that the 'i', 'r', 'q', '3' and left keys are flaky on my current laptop 
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  45. Firemarioflower I was eight, give me a break. If I hadn't played that game, I'd have found out later in a normal way. If anything, the game made me learn the difference earlier than I normally would.
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  46. Though little-known due to his Belgian origin and French lyrics, I'd say pretty much everything Stromae ever made falls into this category (with the exception of 'Formidable', which sounds just as sad as its lyrics). You might want to look it up, it's great, even if you, like me, don't have a clue what he's singing.
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  47. +Sting Rey Why have you seen every episode? Though what I really want to ask is, why do you hate That 70's Show?
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  48. Sting Rey It wasn't as outstanding or memorable as Friends or Seinfeld (both legendary sitcoms from the same era), but it was funny by itself, I would say. Of course, taste can differ, but I was curious as to why you don't like it. Generally, people seem to enjoy the show.
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  49. Oh, very controversial, very controversial indeed. Watchmojo, you could've never know how butthurt people can get if someone else has a different favourite Pokémon generation than they do. Luckily, it's not so bad in this comment section.
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  50. +Kip Bowman Jr She apparently played a basketball team mascot lion once on an episode of Monk. How's that for a TV appearence?
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  51. Tiny Toshiba Why, thank you!
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  52. ryhansen1 You mean Giant Land? World 4? Good point, though it was never done in 3D before, I guess?
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  53. ryhansen1 Well, you know it better than I do, since I never played SMB3 beyond World 1. I hate Tiny Huge Island because I'm terrible at it.
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  54. Farfetch'd, bitches!
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  55. +buddyltd Bill Bailey? You mean Angelina Jolie?
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  56. Connor stratton I've known that for years, but only now did I realise how well the name Queen fits with the title of the anthem...
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  57. Naval frontline NFL I prefer Land of Hope and Glory
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  58. wMdKkiller Are you kidding? God Save the Queen made me proud of Britain, and I'm not even British.
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  59. Horses make good APPles Personally, I love Land of Hope and Glory
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  60. The list (or at least the honourable mentions) lacked Natalie Teeger (Traylor Howard) replacing Sharona Fleming (Bitty Schram) on Monk (2001-2009) after a salary dispute. She could've replaced Josh Meyers, I didn't like him at all.
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  61. LittlePiggyBoy You mean Sharona? Halfway through the third series, Schram asked for a raise, thinking her character was irreplacable. Her request was turned down. Then, it turned out she wasn't irreplacable; Natalie was just as good a character as Sharona.
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  62. Athena Masterjohn Bob's Burgers has been on since 2011, what's your point?
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  63. Dylan Morales That's not the point. Children won't be traumatised by watching Bob's Burgers, and it's not detrimental to their development, but a lot of the humour would simply go over their heads. It's okay to have them watch it, but they wouldn't really be able to enjoy it fully.
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  64. Danielle Logsdon I'm afraid you positioned your fingers wrong on the keyboard...
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  65. Minelight It is not in the slightest groundbreaking. But who cares? It's still very good, filling the void that The Simpsons left behind when that show started to move closer to Family Guy, being more controversial and offensive.
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  66. Minelight Well, no, but does that really matter? Not in my book. Not sure about WatchMojo, though, even though it's quite understandable if it does.
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  67. Rav Caol The prettiest and most atmospherical. Plus, I'm the only one of my friends who doesn't find it hair-rippingly difficult. I find it to be quite easy, as long as you don't drift in the corners.
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  68. Rav Caol I feel like the only person on the internet to have never owned a GameCube. Worse still, my computer is too handicapped to properly run Dolphin, a GCN emulator. It does feel like I've missed out on quite a bit, especially Super Smash Bros Melee.
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  69. mooooo1245 Old Chateau is a close second. That music... it's creepy.
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  70. bmsmith1991 Oh, you.
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  71. Came here to post that, but I could've known beforehand that someone would beat me to it...
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  72. Yoshi is king.
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  73. Arguably, Green Day also ripped off Electric Light Orchestra - Telephone Line with 21 Guns. Heck, the same melody was used in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl as the tune for Route 209, chronologically in between those two.
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  74. Stanley Wei Well, this list is based on SSB4, where they overnerfed Meta Kight. As for Little Mac: Mii Brawler is a lot better. A lot. Also, some updates: after I realised Wario Bike isn't as good as I thought it was, Kirby and Wario switched places. I just can't be bothered to edit it in now.
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  75. Victoria Holmgren Well, that's not the problem for me. Two of her specials are shield or counter moves, which I never bother to use. Her up special doesn't do damage either, whereas her side special is underwhelming at best. She simply doesn't fit my agressive and straightforward playstyle.
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  76. ***** I know all of this is true. I'm somewhat up to date with the preliminary tier lists. However, I'm talking about the ones which I specifically can use well. Honestly, I don't quite like Diddy Kong. I think he just doesn't have enough power (or I just need to get used to it). Sheik suffers from this even more, especially because I tend to lose track of such a fast character in 4-player battles. Same with Jigglypuff; I'm quite rubbish with counter moves (as in, I've never succesfully landed one), and she's rather mediocre otherwise. I hate Palutena because of her shields; she has two shield specials, and I never actually use any of those. Perhaps I overreacted when I found out and placed her too low, but even then, she's still not good enough to make me want to use her. Bowser, on the other hand, fits me quite well. Whirling Fortress may be rubbish for recovery, but can deal a hefty amount of damage if all hits connect. I love ground pounds thanks to Yoshi (who is number 1 on the list), and Bowser has one. However, Dash Slam in particular is great; not only is it fairly easy to land and very powerful (especially in 4-player battles, where you can grab one opponent and slam into the other two), but if you don't bother to update your game, like me, you can take anyone out 1v1 by flying off-stage with this move. Add to that some powerful A moves and I don't care about his lack of recovery.
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  77. ***** Well, I'm not really blaming you, you didn't make too much of a fuss about it. I've seen much worse ;)
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  78. Samuel Manu That 'secret KO move' is something that I am incapable of doing properly. Little Mac has too little jumping capabilities for me, and is therefore outclassed by the Mii Brawler. And who is 'ryu'? Tom Carr I never used Toon Link, so I put him near Link. I assumed it was the same as Link, and I don't like Link, so I just put him there. I put him below Link because I had at least used Link once to unlock Ganondorf. Oh, and Dedede is great; powerful, with good jumping capabilities and the ability to wreck other heavyweights.
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  79. Porfirio Aguayo Wait, he is? And he's already released? Damn, I need to check up on SSB news. But I can't be bothered to pay for DLC, so I'm going to wait until I can somehow get Mewtwo for free.
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  80. Patrick R. I can't actually use him properly, so he ranks very low on my list. I'm sure he's good, but only if you can use him properly. In fact, Yoshi, who ranks number 1 on my list, is in a similar situation; either you can use him properly, or you're terrible with him. I happen to be fairly good with him.
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  81. Game & JOJO You're quite good, I guess. You don't need to be in order to be good with Mr. G&W, though. I'm not at all good at Smash, but I'm still quite effective with Yoshi.
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  82. Game & JOJO His enormous jumps and sky-high air speed (haha, sky-high), the highest in the game, make it the king of airborne combat. His standard moves are powerful, and his down special is a good finisher. Since I'm mainly good at jumping about and spamming the A button, I can use him quite well.
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  83. Aflay I don't think being a shield counts. Especially considering she probably keeps him in... never mind.
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  84. +NummyBear The clue lies in the word 'TV'. 'TV' isn't actually a word, though, is it? It's an abbreviation. But you get the point.
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  85. Chris Cheshire No problem. I expected the usual shitstorm that people receive when correcting others on the internet, but instead you were civilised and grateful. I like that :)
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  86. With all due respect, you're wrong.
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  87. ***** I initially thought of suggesting that, but don't Whitney and her Miltank technically count as a boss stage? They said boss stages should not be included on the list.
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  88. Mohammad Hussein Sure, Whitney's easy... if you get a Machop. Or a Geodude or someting. Whitney's not unbeatable, there are strategies to get past her. But, when using a normal team on a normal playthrough (so not one with all sorts of Pokémon you just caught in order to beat Whitney), she's bloody hard.
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  89. Slif_One Oh, that is indeed annoying. Or any cave that requires Flash. Remember the cave between Cerulean City and Lavender Town? I could never be bothered to catch a Bellsprout Flash slave, so I made it through by instinct. I got lost once and had to restart the game because I couldn't get out and had run out of Escape Ropes. I hate that place.
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  90. Slif_One In Gen 1, Brock didn't have any Rock-type moves. I spammed Ember to abuse Geodude's terrible special bulk and take it out, but I took Onix down with my Lv. 14 Spearow. He had the bulk to take Onix's pathetic Tackles easily. His only true trick is Bide, but that doesn't have priority in Gen 1. I was faster, so if I simply attacked him, there would be no consequences for me, but I'd still get a few free turns. Thus, I used Leer six times, then spammed Peck. If he'd use Bide, I'd spam Growl for a while until Peck was safe to use again. I loved how I managed to take down Onix with what is pretty much the least suitable Pokémon for that job.
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  91. Slif_One Really? I like Pidgeot, but it's very weak. Fearow and Dodrio are slightly better, but Fearow is ugly (at least in my opinion) and Dodriio shouldn't be able to use Fly. I prefer Gen IV's birds. There's only one, Staraptor, but it's one of my favourite Pokémon.
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  92. Slif_One Mega Pidgeot is very powerful. But while he's gotten better over time, he was terrible until OR/AS introduced the Pidgeotite. Drill Peck is amazing. I remember using it on my first Pokémon ever (Empoleon, biatches!), but it's probably the best choice for Dodrio.  Really, you like Noctowl? I think its offenses are far too weak. His special bulk is quite impressive, but he is physically frail. I'd use it if I were an early Flying-type Gym Leader, but aside from that, I constantly forget about it.
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  93. Slif_One That's actually what I tend to do now. I when I beat Steven in OR/AS, the only Pokémon in my team that I got early on was Swampert, my starter. Then, it was Latios, which I recieved at Lv. 30. I couldn't access it until I had Surf. All the other ones were caught between the sixth and seventh gym, except Arcanine, which I caught after the Groudon incident. Noctowl is quite good early on, but as a Hoothoot, it's still terrible. I never actually use it. But, like you said, its Psychic-type moves are useful against Rock-types, which is one of the reasons why I'd use it as an early Flying-type Gym Leader.
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  94. Slif_One Oh, I did that several times. When I once accidentally underleveled myself, I was Lv. 70 when I challenged Cynthia. I lost. That was when I realised I should train multiple Pokémon at once.
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  95. Slif_One I once did a solo run of Platinum with a Ratatta. It worked wonders. Though I will admit, I couldn't catch one in Platinum and couldn't be bothered to catch and trade one from the Johto remakes, so I hacked it with max IV's, 255 EV's in every stat and the exact Nature I wanted it to have. That turned out to be overkill, as the game had become very easy that way (Double Battles were a challenge, though). Still, it was nice to have done that once.
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  96. To be fair, 'cut short' is a long shot for someone with a career spanning 9 seasons to his death. Jules Bianchi would be the F1 driver of choice.
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  97. Ricardo Hidalgo Doesn't have the same theme as Dire Dire Docks and Jolly Roger Bay.
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  98. Bianchi or Robert Kubica. Both great drivers who deserved a longer career. +Matthew Fredrick Ballo You have no idea how wrong you are.
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  99. And the rest of the world does.
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  100. I remember the 'bigdaddy' and 'bigmomma' cheats. I loved them, although I hated how the blast impact of the more powerful 'bigdaddy' could blow the cars themselves up in close range. That's why I preferred 'bigmomma'.
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  101. TheSeventhGear Still the motto of my life.
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  102. I'm sorry, Elektross unfair? Rubbish! His stats, while well-rounded, are mediocre at best. He can simply be forced through with sheer power. On top of that, some Pokémon (Excadrill in particular), have abilities that can negate other Pokémon's abilities, negating Elektross's Ground immunity. As a result, Elektross is in the 'Rarelyused' (RU) tier, which is above Neverused and below Under- and Overused (also known as Standard). What would've been a better entry? Well, Mega Rayquaza is an obvious choice. He got banned from the Ubers tier, which is already a banlist of the standard OU tier. If you're overpowered in a tier of overpowered Pokémon, you know something's wrong. That said, this video might have been released prior to the release of Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, Mega Rayquaza's debut games. That leaves one other candidate: Mewtwo. While balanced as of now, it was the very definition of overpowered in Red, Blue and Yellow on the Gameboy. Being in the top 5 (out of 151) fastest and top 10 bulkiest Pokémon, as well as being the single hardest-hitting Pokémon in the game, Mewtwo is already incredibly difficult to counter. Combine that with the ability to learn a vast amount of moves (including Amnesia, which doubles the power of, and durability against, special as opposed to physical moves) and the Psychic-type, an already overpowered type, and you've got a Pokémon that can flawlessly sweep through teams. The only thing remotely capable of stopping it is Chansey, which has almost unbreakable special bulk, but it too will eventually fall to Mewtwo's wrath without being able to do much back. That's a lot better than Elektross.
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  103. +Justin DeCarlo That last bit isn't actually true. On IMDb, both shows have a rating of 9.0/10. Still,, I'd say Seinfeld is (even) better than Friends.
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  104. ***** I love Indian accent....
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  105. Supermegurwolf <Trainer> used Full Restore! Every. Single. Time. When it's finally in the red, they heal. Luckily, I always overstock on healing items, so I can use that trick against them >:D
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  106. Supermegurwolf Heh, me too. But hey, if they cheat, so do I. I can't help that my attacks always do 45-50 or 90+ percent damage, leaving my opponent in the red every single time. Also, if you're underleveled by 15 levels, I think it's fair to use five Revival Herbs against Cynthia.
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  107. Supermegurwolf I used a programme called Pokéhex. It's quite easy to use, once you figure out how.
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  108. Supermegurwolf Yes. First, you build a Pokémon. Then, drag it into this link (not sure whether to drag the icon in the programme or to drag the .pkm file): http://lunarcookies.github.io/upload.html Next, go to the game. Press Home, then press L + R without shutting the game down. This will open the camera. Click the QR icon and scan the QR code that has appeared on the aforementioned link. The Pokémon will now be in the first slot of Box 1. Note that that slot should be empty, as the Pokémon that was there before scanning the QR code will be replaced. Also, if you press Home while in Box 1, you won't see it. Go to another box, then go back to Box 1 to be able to see it. This method requires you to have internet connection on your 3DS.
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  109. Supermegurwolf Wait, you attempted to take on a Chandelure with an Escavalier? You realise that's one of the silliest things one can do, right?
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  110. Supermegurwolf Makes sense, but shouldn't the 'it's super effective!' message alarm you that you should train another Pokémon to a high level?
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  111. Supermegurwolf Ah, that explains a lot. But wouldn't Zekrom be plenty for beating Chandelure?
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  112. Supermegurwolf Yes, but wouldn't it be better to use Zekrom against Chandelure, instead of Unfezant? 
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  113. Supermegurwolf Ah, that explains it. You know, I hate Unfezant. It's my least favourite Pokémon.
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  114. Supermegurwolf Garchomp? But really, Unfezant is pathetic. None of its stats are particularly good, with its 105 base Attack being its only stat above 100. To make matters worse, it almost exclusively learns special Flying-type moves until you get Aerial Ace (which is weak) or Fly (which takes forever to execute). Otherwise, you won't have a proper physical Flying-type move until you get to the Pokémon League...
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  115. Supermegurwolf That, and I think it's ugly, it forces you to spend 21 levels with the pathetic Pidove and I hate battling it. My rival critted and flinched my Ampharos five times in a row (Super Luck and Scope Lens mayhem), and still did less than a third damage in total, after which I OHKO'd with Electro Ball. That turned it from one of my least favourites into my official least favourite.
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  116. Supermegurwolf Fair enough, though there are plenty of Flying-types in the game.
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  117. Supermegurwolf That's okay. Not everyone hates it as much as me...
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  118. Braeden Sprinkle But then again, 'dying' in Pokémon (having all your Pokémon defeated) isn't very likely, especially if you have enough healing items.
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