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Pokemon Medley
By Junichi Masuda (arr. Craykiller223)
Submitted by Craykiller223, Mar 22 2015 12:21 AM | Last updated Mar 22 2015 12:51 AM
medley pokémon
Use V3 Standard • Use V2 Remaster • Use old player
I was bored, compiled some music- enjoy!
0:00 - Opening Theme (most games)
1:00 - Pallet Town (r/b/y/g/s/c)
1:50 - Route 2 Theme (r/b/y)
2:46 - Pokemon League (d/p)
4:02 - Bike Theme (g/s/c)
4:29 - Elite Four/Gym Theme (r/b/y)
Note: Use in V3 for best quality.
- The, Antonim, Unknown Name and 4 others like this
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8 Comments
CyanSM64
Mar 22 2015 12:45 AM
It sounds a lot like Kyle Landry's version.
Skyriad
Mar 22 2015 05:56 AM
Noice job. Have my like.
SuperNintendoGameboy
Mar 22 2015 11:43 AM
Bravo! That was marvelous!
Unknown Name
Mar 22 2015 11:45 AM
SO much I want to say about this
1. Note: Use in V3 for best quality. AKA: "use V3 unless you like the high-pitched earape that is V2"
2. aww
The only Pokemon game I own would be Diamond, and although I can identify most of the others, the one song that's from a game I own I haven't heard before.
3. well made, I love it.
Krawkyz
Mar 22 2015 01:56 PM
THIRD GEN BEST GEN
Craykiller223
Mar 22 2015 07:56 PM
*cough* "NO"se "PASS"
Unknown Name
Mar 25 2015 07:13 PM
sorry, I'm unsure of the meaning behind this comment. Please explain.
Craykiller223
Mar 26 2015 02:30 PM
The kindof "meaning" is: Nosepass is a pokemon in Gen 3. However, I edited the name, putting quotes around the letters that make up words that form a meaning. Example: "NO"se "PASS". The letters in green spell out "NO PASS", which makes the meaning of not liking Generation 3 of Pokemon.