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>>26157530
the point is I can guarantee I've never seen this connection made before
>>26157530
Give me the thing that i love
That makes sense and all, but it still seems to be pronounced hi-dray-gone or hi-dry-gon.
Someone earlier said the drei was pronounced "dry" because it was German for 3.i still pronounce it as drei
>>26157517
Uh, it's name is derived from hydra, drei which is the number 3 in German, and dragon. It's actually pronounced "high-dry-guhn".
Cool! Always love to know new uncommon facts
>>26157562
Got a source on any of that?
Even the anime pronounces it "High-dragon", not "High-Dry-Gun"
OP picture seems to have more evidence than you do.
Puppets!
>>26157578
>ein=one
>zwei=two
>drei=three
Deino
Zweilous
Hydreigon
The anime is known for mispronunciations too.
>>26157610
Still, it could draw inspiration from both. OP's data doesn't draw away from that.
>>26157578
That's just how I've heard it pronounced before, I might be wrong but it makes sense considering that lines names contain the German words for 1, 2, and 3. Deino being derived from dino and ein meaning one and therefore being pronounced like the word dino, and Zweilous being zwei meaning two and it might be a play on the word zealous or jealous therefore being pronounced "ze-veye-lus" (this one being one I've actually heard pronounced in the anime).
Literally the most autistic board.
>>26157632
But it has nothing to do with Hydrogen at all. You can make connections like this out of fucking anything.
>>26157684
Did you even see the OP? The connections/inspiration are OBVIOUSLY there, unless you're blind as fuck.
>Plasma
>Purple/Blue/Black
>H1,H2,H3
>Hydrogen
>Hydreigon
I love how people think there has to be only one thing that goes into play when naming a thing, instead of multiple things.
>>26157718
>The connections/inspiration are OBVIOUSLY there, as long as you're autistic as fuck.
Ftfy
>>26157610
>The anime is known for mispronunciations too.
>watching the dub
>>26157752
t. Made German who wants to be relevant
>>26157578
Pokedex 3D pro pronounces it Hy-DRY-gon as well I believe
MOltres
ZApdos
ARTicuno
Could Mozart still be alive.
>>26158860
No matter how many times you post this, it's completely ridiculous to think that I could live that long.
>>26157517
Its a German Muppet, anon. Nice theory, though.
>>26158860
>>26157610
>The anime is known for mispronunciations too.
Every production ever has errors you idiot.
I don't know about the current producer, but I know Tom Wayland was a stickler for pronunciation. We also have Pokedex 3D Pro, which has pronunciations for everything up to Genesect, and they're consistent with the dub -- because it uses the anime voice actors, because they aren't as highly segmented as autistismos think. The localized games and names are produced in cooperation with the dub, so as to facilitate lip flap dubbing, and there's even a helping hand lent by the Japanese to aid dubbing in this regard.
Pronouncing "gon" like the "gen" in hydrogen is the stupidest thing I've ever heard. How the fuck would a g before an o ever be soft? How would that o suddenly become a short e? It's so stupid.
