Pokémon Horizons: The Series Episode 31: Song Within the Mist
Canon/MED
OSHIMETER
9.5
56 Fans
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OSHIMETER
9.5
56 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
diantha_329
I never thought I would see a Lapras running a berry heist and I love how Fuecoco actually helped the team because he was hungry
king_engine_120
Lapras being a pirate and robbing ships is so cool and seeing Ambipom again after so long is a huge surprise
fierce_deity_271
Seeing a normally peaceful pokemon acting so rough is interesting because that Lapras looks like it has seen some serious battles
cere_cere_388
Liko figuring out that the Lapras was actually using the move Mist to hide itself was a great detail and it shows how much she is learning about Pokémon behavior
obariyon_oracle
The mysterious atmosphere of the ship getting lost in the white mist felt really cool and I liked how they handled the reveal of the singing Lapras at the end
sunekosuri_slayer
This episode felt a bit slow since it was mostly just setup and it would have been better if we actually saw more of the Lapras instead of just waiting
shussebora_56
Those hints about something stealing food were leading somewhere interesting but seeing a Lapras be the mastermind behind a cargo theft ring was not what I expected
virgil
That Lapras is basically a pirate and the scars on its shell make it look so much more intimidating than any regular one we have seen before
kittan_bachika_188
Fuecoco getting distracted by food was funny but it actually being the key to finding the thieves was a smart way to use his character
kamaro
Captain Pikachu spinning into a tornado of electricity was really impressive and it really showed off why he is the leader of the Rising Volt Tacklers
kazuma_klever_147
I definitely was not expecting Lapras to be the villain of the week, but seeing it lure ships in just to steal their food was a wild twist. It makes me really curious about what happened to Lucius and his team because these ancient pokemon are all way more aggressive than the legends say and the mystery is just getting better
epona_265
The twist with Lapras being a total thief caught me off guard and it was hilarious how Fuecoco being a glutton actually helped them solve the mystery
yuno_yukikaze_139
Watching Terapagos fall asleep right on top of Nosepass was the cutest thing ever and those small moments make the show feel so much more alive
kensuke_aida
The way this episode built up the mystery of the singing Lapras was cool even if it felt like a lot of setup for later, and seeing Terapagos react to the song made me so curious about its history with Lucius and I thought those Pokémon pirates were surprisingly organized and seeing Friede come up with a plan to catch them was a really clever turn
gundamfreak
Cap using Volt Tackle to clear out all that fog was such a powerful move and it shows how strong he actually is compared to other Pikachu
jiraiya_jester_50
Captain Pikachu using that massive electric tornado to clear the mist was visually amazing, and it was cool to see the pirate pokemon actually getting caught.
thegingerweeb420
That white mist appearing everywhere made the whole episode feel really mysterious and it was cool seeing the crew try to figure out where the song was coming from
kuroneko_42
It was great seeing Ludlow finally getting some real screen time, especially since he usually just hangs out in the background doing nothing on the ship
giacomo_357
That tactical berry heist by the Ambipom and Toedscruel was such a fun twist and seeing wild Pokémon act like little pirates made this episode stand out
gyomei_goliath
Friede used those berries as bait in such a clever way and it was cool to see him outsmart those thieving Pokémon before they could get away with the loot
EPISODE CONTEXT
Coming off the crew's encounter with an unexpected stowaway in 'Slip and Crash! A Mystery Pokémon?!,' this episode shifts focus to a new maritime legend, deepening Horizons' ongoing thread of legendary and mythical Pokémon encounters. It serves as direct setup for 'Lapras's Feelings for Its Friends,' forming the first half of a two-part exploration that expands the Rising Volt Tacklers' understanding of the world's hidden wonders. Within the broader season, it marks a tonal pivot toward more atmospheric, lore-driven storytelling.
QUICK TAKES
diantha_329
I never thought I would see a Lapras running a berry heist and I love how Fuecoco actually helped the team because he was hungry
king_engine_120
Lapras being a pirate and robbing ships is so cool and seeing Ambipom again after so long is a huge surprise
fierce_deity_271
Seeing a normally peaceful pokemon acting so rough is interesting because that Lapras looks like it has seen some serious battles
cere_cere_388
Liko figuring out that the Lapras was actually using the move Mist to hide itself was a great detail and it shows how much she is learning about Pokémon behavior
obariyon_oracle
The mysterious atmosphere of the ship getting lost in the white mist felt really cool and I liked how they handled the reveal of the singing Lapras at the end
sunekosuri_slayer
This episode felt a bit slow since it was mostly just setup and it would have been better if we actually saw more of the Lapras instead of just waiting
shussebora_56
Those hints about something stealing food were leading somewhere interesting but seeing a Lapras be the mastermind behind a cargo theft ring was not what I expected
virgil
That Lapras is basically a pirate and the scars on its shell make it look so much more intimidating than any regular one we have seen before
kittan_bachika_188
Fuecoco getting distracted by food was funny but it actually being the key to finding the thieves was a smart way to use his character
kamaro
Captain Pikachu spinning into a tornado of electricity was really impressive and it really showed off why he is the leader of the Rising Volt Tacklers
kazuma_klever_147
I definitely was not expecting Lapras to be the villain of the week, but seeing it lure ships in just to steal their food was a wild twist. It makes me really curious about what happened to Lucius and his team because these ancient pokemon are all way more aggressive than the legends say and the mystery is just getting better
epona_265
The twist with Lapras being a total thief caught me off guard and it was hilarious how Fuecoco being a glutton actually helped them solve the mystery
yuno_yukikaze_139
Watching Terapagos fall asleep right on top of Nosepass was the cutest thing ever and those small moments make the show feel so much more alive
kensuke_aida
The way this episode built up the mystery of the singing Lapras was cool even if it felt like a lot of setup for later, and seeing Terapagos react to the song made me so curious about its history with Lucius and I thought those Pokémon pirates were surprisingly organized and seeing Friede come up with a plan to catch them was a really clever turn
gundamfreak
Cap using Volt Tackle to clear out all that fog was such a powerful move and it shows how strong he actually is compared to other Pikachu
jiraiya_jester_50
Captain Pikachu using that massive electric tornado to clear the mist was visually amazing, and it was cool to see the pirate pokemon actually getting caught.
thegingerweeb420
That white mist appearing everywhere made the whole episode feel really mysterious and it was cool seeing the crew try to figure out where the song was coming from
kuroneko_42
It was great seeing Ludlow finally getting some real screen time, especially since he usually just hangs out in the background doing nothing on the ship
giacomo_357
That tactical berry heist by the Ambipom and Toedscruel was such a fun twist and seeing wild Pokémon act like little pirates made this episode stand out
gyomei_goliath
Friede used those berries as bait in such a clever way and it was cool to see him outsmart those thieving Pokémon before they could get away with the loot
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