File:Pokémon Learning League - Probability (Full Lesson)

Team Rocket, going for the "less is more" mentality, captures Pikachu with the help of a Great Value butterfly net and safe. They don't even get the slightest bit of resistance from Ash and co. However, they fuck everything up by announcing that not only do they have Pikachu, but that *they've set up traps.* Desperate for help, Ash calls world renowned Kazoo player Ada, who goes on an unrelated rant about "her friend Siara's" irresponsibility.

Seriously what's up with that Kazoo in the Incor's section?? Why is it that Ada's lessons always have such weird audio choices? Oh yeah, and that rant about Siara? It was pointless anyway. The whole point was to use this story was to see which entrance had the *highest probability* of being the one Siara used, yet they're each given an even 25%. Even Ash, who couldn't recognize a degree symbol, knows that this isn't a good example. Bad move, Ada, bad move...Oh, and if Siara was able to reach her to ask her to look for it, then why couldn't Ada reach Siara to ask how she got in the building? What, was the high tech, up to date Learning League Lab still using pagers in the year 2007?

Speaking of the Learning League Lab, it sounds more interesting every time they mention it. Here, it's revealed to be a multi-story complex, with stairs and elevators. On top of that, they have a cafe AND a garden?? Wait...Siara does gardening...that last part actually makes sense! I always like to see small little bits of continuity in these lessons (even if it wasn't intentional lol)

Imo this lesson doesn't have one of the better Apply sections. Firstly, you have to click an answer to add it to the chart, moving in a clockwise fashion. Wouldn't it make more sense to just click and drag it over? There's also not much variety in the answers. Each time they ask you for the lowest probability, the answer is always the mountain/caves, and every time it's 1/X. On top of that, they basically spell the answers out to you. They say shit like "create a graph were the mountain has the lowest probability," then immediately ask you "which part of this graph has the lowest probability?" smh...

In the end, Pikachu is just...found. Yup. That's it. Things are all better now. We don't even see them find Pikachu, open the safe, or even reprimand Team Rocket. Very anti-climatic...then again, is that better than the cliffhanger endings we've seen?

Fun Fact: During the cutscenes in the Apply section, signs with the field graphics on them are still buttons, and can be clicked! They'll be added to the next chart that you make

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===================================== Date Last Modified - 01/02/2007

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===================================== Chapters: 0:00 Watch 4:31 Try 5:52 Apply 11:06 Incorrect Responses

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