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TheJWittz gives Golem a watery arsenal in Emerald

Three Kaizo IronMON streams bring randomized Pokémon moves, Zelda talk and a detour through Hey Arnold! jazz.

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Kaizo IronMON Emerald ROUND 2! Day 24, Runs 219+

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6:27Josh recalls hosting a Pokémon Cube tournament and traveling into Chicago for a busy weekend.
16:38Water Temple discussion compares mechanics and key locations in Ocarina of Time's original and 3DS versions.
24:02Side-by-side images show distorted Link models caused by speedrunning glitches.
26:36Emerald gameplay begins with attempt 219 and Floatella, a Golem with an unusual randomized moveset.
33:35Floatella battles Route 116 trainers using Bubblebeam, Crabhammer and ThunderPunch.

Bubblebeam, Crabhammer and ThunderPunch make an unusual toolkit for a Golem. TheJWittz's latest Emerald adventures give the rock-bodied Pokémon, nicknamed Floatella, a chance to try all three, though randomized moves offer no guarantee of a long run.

"This Pokémon is a cannon!" Josh says during the Day 24 stream. That recording drew the largest total audience of his three uploads this week, reaching roughly 14,000 views. Gameplay takes over after an extended catch-up, with Josh recalling a Pokémon Cube tournament, a train trip into Chicago and a live Hey Arnold! jazz concert with his sister. He credits the cartoon's music with helping spark his love of jazz.

There is a substantial Zelda diversion, too: Water Temple keys, differences between the original Ocarina of Time and its 3DS remake, and gloriously distorted Link models produced by speedrunning glitches. It's a Nintendo conversation before it becomes a Pokémon endurance test.

The newest installment, Day 25, is doing most of the channel's viewing work right now, passing 10,000 views before its first full day. Across the channel, daily views are more than double their usual level, while the subscriber total has stayed unchanged over the week.

TheJWittz's weekly audience remains smaller than those of the nearby-sized strategy and role-playing channels, including James Turner and Deligracy. Here, the continuing attraction is a particularly unforgiving Emerald experiment: randomized challenges, no legendaries, and another starter selection whenever a promising run falls apart.

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What viewers say

Didnt both Banette and Suicune basically never learn a new move from level up or TM their entire runs?
Suicune had a goated set, but Banette didn't and got as far as it did
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Best case scenario, taking color change on a pokemon that normally has a billion weaknesses does help mitigate its dying.
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