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@bladeanimeking955

11 ай бұрын

Lucky Gamer ❤❤😂

@nickypool415

11 ай бұрын

Hey Candy I hope you have a good day looking for poke stuff. Seeing you searching very "hardcore" for the stuff you like, really give to strength to look for a long lost media too (in a sense.)

@cluelesskhajiit

11 ай бұрын

Sellout isn't a good look.....

@gjc2023

11 ай бұрын

When saying she doesnt like laces, i felt that too. They be annoying

@mistingwolf

11 ай бұрын

The "four" in the game is "yon." Yon and shi are used differently depending on what you're counting.

I cant believe Pokémon are real in Scotland

@CandyEvie

11 ай бұрын

who would have known

@NekoValtz

11 ай бұрын

@@CandyEvie I can't believe Scotland is real

@asterie_e7126

11 ай бұрын

I can't believe Scotland is real tbh

@davidhale2682

11 ай бұрын

It's a land of mystery. Hope you're doing well mate

@lirachonyr

11 ай бұрын

I can’t b

Traveling all the way to scotland for what is essentially a lost leapfrog book is crazy. Respect.

@jjrocker1235

11 ай бұрын

Honestly I was shocked how close it was. America you might not even make it to a different state in 5 hours

@ericherde1

11 ай бұрын

I was shocked how close it was because I thought Lucy was Australian. Also, a joke I heard from another British KZread channel: In Britain, people think 100 miles is a long distance; in America, people think 100 years is a long time.

@Lyinez

11 ай бұрын

Crazy? I was crazy once.

@SCOTLAND_ISGREAT

11 ай бұрын

I mean who wouldn't?

@Jamhatproductions

11 ай бұрын

Respect the grind, Lucy has always got the goods to keep us entertained.

But the big question we should be asking is; *can you shiny hunt in this game?*

@lindseylindsey9200

11 ай бұрын

Buy as many copies as you can find until one of them came out discolored or has a weird stain on it

@ActualKuma

11 ай бұрын

Real

@perchinchatot

11 ай бұрын

​@@KevinHoulihanMykalthe numbers just 21

@M-pluto

11 ай бұрын

Yes

@jeremyabbott4537

11 ай бұрын

SRing for the shiny poochyena to appear on page 5

Holy crap, I'd HELD that game in my hands having no idea how rare it was! Forgotten Worlds is my go-to if I have a little extra money to spare and a day off work and I'd found it in one of the buckets while looking for my silly little trinkets 😂

@CandyEvie

11 ай бұрын

thank u for leaving it for me hahaha

@pg13snipez

11 ай бұрын

Well thank you, kind soul, for giving lucy ad revenue

@mrcx6142

11 ай бұрын

Mad respect for allowing Lucy to get her hands on it!

@ShialeeHeart

11 ай бұрын

the savior of the story

For anyone wondering, the page at 11:38 says "Answer the quiz to save the pokemon from team rocket!" and the subheader says "which number", so I'm guessing the narrator would give you some numbers and you have to pick the correct grid. 11:53 is about adding numbers

That Scottish retro game shop looks like paradise to me! I can't imagine how many hours you spent digging around in there.

@whisperingwooper1763

11 ай бұрын

Indeed it looked awesome I wouldn’t have had the restraint she had lol 😂

@CandyEvie

11 ай бұрын

about a full hour, I had to catch a train home or else I would have stayed longer haha

@rabbitbeargaming2441

11 ай бұрын

That town looked so gorgeous!

@ryanneuman92

11 ай бұрын

​@CandyEvie Sweden during the day, beautiful and quiet. Sweden during night, horror film waiting to happen

@daniellewilliamson4215

11 ай бұрын

@@rabbitbeargaming2441 there's a little cafe literally two minutes from the shop too. It's unreasonably idyllic lmao

I've met the guy who runs that the shop at some retro game fairs around the UK. Really nice guy. Can't believe he had a peice of lost Pokémon media.

@CandyEvie

11 ай бұрын

yeah, he told me he sets up at retro fairs!!

Thank you for coming to the shop and getting this! I remember chatting to you but didn't know you were going to do a video on it, and it's a great video :) For anyone that didn't get the location of the shop it's - Forgotten Worlds Unit 64, Magbiehill Park Dunlop Road Stewarton KA3 3DX

@Cheesestrinification

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing I was trying to find out thr details, time to start planning a trip! 😊

@CandyEvie

11 ай бұрын

was really lovely meeting you! hope to visit again at some point :D

@JaronOdele

11 ай бұрын

I genuinely hope that you get some madlads travelling cross-world to check out your selection now. XD Hopefully you get a nice little bump in business either way though.

@Princess_Jade64

11 ай бұрын

I GO TO SCOTLAND

@tr4sh37

11 ай бұрын

​@@CandyEvie lmao smh didnt even put the shop's location up but put your crappy shoe sponsor up 🤡

For anyone curious about the discrepancy with Evie’s reciting of 4 compared to the game’s, the number 4 in Japanese actually has 2 words for it: “yon” and “shi.” The latter isn’t used by many people and works of entertainment do to a superstition around the fact that it sounds similar to the Japanese word for die, shine (pronounced as shi-neh). Basically, if you use shi instead of yon, you either a) aren’t superstitious, b) didn’t know about that little tidbit, or c) you just don’t fear death.

@velvetbutterfly

11 ай бұрын

It's closer to the word for "death" than "die" but because of how grammar works you aren't exactly wrong. Also, most numbers have two ways of being said/written, I forget what they're called.

@pptenshi3900

11 ай бұрын

yea basically every number from 1-9 have multiple ways of saying it When I was learning I I my learnt that 4, 7, and 9 had two words for them though.

@SnoFitzroy

11 ай бұрын

@@pptenshi3900 yeah, I thought 2 was "tatsu" so this explains that part lol

@BlueSparxLPs

11 ай бұрын

I never would have known this. I only know 1-10 in Japanese because a guest speaker taught the numbers to my school in elementary, but they used "shi."

@solaris9426

11 ай бұрын

@@BlueSparxLPs While I don't know if this is true in the kanji, but if you know the names of 1-10 in Japanese, you can count to 99, because the names of 11-99 are just combinations of the 1-10 names. For example, 12 is jyuunii, 32 is sanjyuunii, and 99 is kyuujyuukyuu.

I'm Japanese. So I could understand what this game said. I couldn't help but laugh because it's so surreal to see you playing game like this!

Finally someone gives praise to the bob the builder computer. This is a joyous day for nostalgia indeed

@CandyEvie

11 ай бұрын

a fellow person of culture

@alison2219

11 ай бұрын

Right?! It was an exceptional gift.

@fruit4evr

11 ай бұрын

thomas the train computer was better smh 😤

Lucy went from being the Queen of Bootleg Pokemon Games to the Queen of Rare Pokemon Games. Now that's what I call a promotion

@thememeqween

11 ай бұрын

:D YEAH

@gjk-arts5855

11 ай бұрын

a.. pokemotion…? HAHAH

@aclaymushroomwithaberet7084

11 ай бұрын

big promotion, to that nice corner office

@SgtPotShot

11 ай бұрын

Now, she needs to find Rare Bootleg Pokémon games.

@nike01x26

11 ай бұрын

She evolved

Imagine if a horde of pokemon/video game collectors just pop up at the shop now that you've revealed it to the world Edit: That Cat in the hat game could be another mascot horror game

@daniellewilliamson4215

11 ай бұрын

I hope they do 😂 I live a half hour journey away from that shop and the owners are lovely, they deserve more customers

@ForgottenWorldsShop

11 ай бұрын

To be honest, I would be ok with that :)

@alakazamlover4908

11 ай бұрын

@@daniellewilliamson4215 that's honestly really nice, i live no where near scotland otherwise i'd probably go there to browse (And resist the urge to buy as much as i can

@NALTOHQ

11 ай бұрын

@@daniellewilliamson4215 I wouldnt be so thrilled, in hindsight. Anything they buy could very well just get resold at ridiculous markups, and soon every single game in that store will have been up for sale elsewhere at 3-6x the store’s price. Many of this generation’s collectors, or more specifically, the resellers, are a leech, a stain on the world of video games. But I know they’re not all like that. I’ve met some incredible people already who love retro games, and I own many myself, and play a lot of them whenever I can. I for one, someone who opens and plays the things I buy, would genuinely love to see the place though. Fares to Scotland arent in my ballpark though. :(

@ElysetheEevee

11 ай бұрын

​@@daniellewilliamson4215 I'm so jealous. We have garbage rip-off shops around my area...and Gamestop. Barf. I miss living in Boise, Idaho where they had a lot of cool card and game shops.

Lost media could either be extremely creepy or very wholesome

@ajtstvandmusicarchivechann1585

11 ай бұрын

Or it can be bland. I archive music and a lot of "lost" recordings are of no name dull gospel bands.

I envy archivists. Even if the item is extremely rare, is in poor quality or just plain sucks, they're keeping lost media from being... Well... lost. (5:43) As an American, that vlog bit was too accurate lol.

@ajtstvandmusicarchivechann1585

11 ай бұрын

It doesn't take much to be one. All it takes is a passion for hunting and a few obsolete formats. You can start with something like print media, or audio cassettes that have a low entry. As long as you have a pc you can get a rig going with atleast one media type for under $100. I archive music and the amount of lost records is amazing. Every band in the day wanted to make it big. I've stumbled across 100s of lost LPs, Tapes, and CDs. You won't find much stuff like what the lost media groups are looking for. But preservation is still a blast.

@pcguy619

11 ай бұрын

Don't think you can really call this an archival... that was just an "uhhh yeah here's some clicks on something I don't know." Archival would be dumping the ROM off the cartridge, and scanning the booklet.

@ajtstvandmusicarchivechann1585

11 ай бұрын

@@pcguy619 it technically would be a form of archival. It's more of an archival in the same way videos of rare items functioning are.

As a Doctor Who fan, the lost media is brutal

@Alex_IHateHandles

11 ай бұрын

Luckily we have the animated recreations for now but man I hope more episodes are found

@tigerwarrior1787

11 ай бұрын

*Boots up Tesla Coils for the Theme Song*

@verierii

11 ай бұрын

I’m literally named after the woman who helped put doctor who on screen

10:05 do it lucy, find a way. find a way to datamine a book so that we can listen to that exclusive song

Love how Candy's upload schedule keeps improving: from 2 months of no uploads to 2 uploads in 2 weeks

@Silent.__

11 ай бұрын

Wait till it's 3 months again 😂

@IdentifiantE.S

11 ай бұрын

@@Silent.__😅🥲

@jamiecook1522

11 ай бұрын

I swear I see your comments every where I go

@Kevinlikescountrys

11 ай бұрын

I know right😭

@ssgoku411

11 ай бұрын

this dude is the new Patterz I see him comment on legit every vid I click lol

Absolute madness traveling all the way to Scotland for this. Never underestimate the pure drive of a pokemon fan (especially shiny hunters).

@bugboy69

11 ай бұрын

tbh its pretty lucky that it was in scotland and not japan or the US, its nice cause she lives in england

@miles6492

11 ай бұрын

To be fair, she lives in England; it's not very far at all and she can probably just take a day-long bus ride.

@TankEngine75

11 ай бұрын

Scotland is in the United Kingdom, so it's like travelling for a neighbouring state in America

@SnoFitzroy

11 ай бұрын

@@TankEngine75 pretty much, although the actual distance would be well within many US states. It's honestly more like going from Portland to Salem (OR) or Tulsa to MWC (OK)

i live in scotland and i have NEVER heard of this shop before! i would have never guessed there was such a treasure trove of old and lost games just in my back garden. time to take a train myself! also what a great find, evie! well done and thank you for sharing this with us! :D

Dang, I wish stores like these were more common in the US. Retro gaming is becoming more popular now, but not enough to warrant a cool store like that.

@raymiemiller1455

11 ай бұрын

Maybe not in your area? It looks like a couple of stores near me.

@negligible_reality

11 ай бұрын

probably just in your area, I have several near me lol

@jonv0

11 ай бұрын

There used to be a really good store like that in my town, they even bought the adjacent space and used it for retro arcade games. Unfortunately they closed during the pandemic and never opened back up. It's a billiards hall now iirc.

@Foxtrot12345

11 ай бұрын

@@jonv0 That's really sad. The pandemic screwed over so many mom and pop shops. Ebay is usually where I do my hunting for older games, but they can be unreliable when it comes to looking for games that are authentic.

@andpeggy3987

11 ай бұрын

​@@Foxtrot12345surprisingly there's a retro game shop in my small town! It's run by a few dudes who are super passionate about gaming.

so cool to me that the japanese cartridge worked in the leappad! i had a leappad as a kid, but managed to lose the cartridges. remember being so sad when i wanted to "play" with the wizard of oz book i had, but since i didn't have the cartridge anymore it just played the default leapfrog story when i tapped the interactive text. i have a vivid memory of uselessly tapping the yellow brick road while it talked about leapfrog's sister instead, i was sitting at our dining table in the trailer we lived in when i was a very, very young kid. we moved soon after my younger brother was born, so it's interesting to me that's one of the only memories i have of the place.

The fact that a lost game was discovered for such a global franchise is incredible in the first place - but the fact you found it in a store about 20 miles from my hometown is even more insane! What a cool store and story!

Yes I love lost media as well! - unless it’s coincidentally turned into some horror game that will haunt me if I play it… I’m looking at every Pokémon creepypasta ever 😳

It’s so funny watching people visit Scotland (I am Scottish) and be amazed how much nature is left, it is one of the main bonuses it’s so quiet with some areas being just wind, a few sheep’s baa and the odd car or stream near by in the countryside!

Living in Scotland has never been more of a blessing, obviously I have a new place to look at, that shop looks amazing.

@whisperingwooper1763

11 ай бұрын

That’s awesome! Never been but one of the places I want to visit it looks so beautiful!

@Mhairi98

11 ай бұрын

@@whisperingwooper1763 ooh, where is it that you want to visit?

Watching Lucy just tappy tapping on a leapfrog book is just adorable

I find it quite funny people go "ohh it isn't lost media anymore" by just making a video about it and seeing a bit of it in action but not dumping it and scanning it. Yet when arcade and prototype collectors show of their stuff online and at conventions for others to play people get angry at them for "hoarding" as they don't dump it. Just the sheer contrast of how people react to something very similar is hilarious to me.

I stumbled upon CandyEvie again and was so happy to see the huge boost in subs since I first found this channel. Absolutely well deserved! Keep kicking ass poke lady.

11:50 PIKA PIKA!

I REMEMBER THE LEAP PAD, my dad sold it for gambling funds.

This makes me wanna do my own adventure looking for lost pokemon edutainment games for babies in Scotland

It just makes me happy that now and then some media resurfaces and isn´t lost for ever, good job at finding this!

I just realized, leappad could actually be a great tool to learn different languages so long as u can track down the complete book and cartridge, regardless of what version of leap pad. Thats amazing

12:00 I can translate. It's saying "I thirst for the blood of my enemies"

One piece of lost media I'd be very interested in seeing found is a demo for Pokemon Red/Blue Rescue Team called Gold Rescue Team. It was a demo of PMD released only in Korea and developed for windows, interestingly. (It's been a while since I read the Bulbapedia page for it, so might have gotten some details wrong)

@whilenya4714

11 ай бұрын

It's my understanding that this demo was *Korean and online only, and thus sadly it's likely been completely lost, even if somebody had the original file which I doubt. I mean I could be wrong too. I'm not even sure this demo had an official release of any kind past the initial testing. Which really is a shame, because I'd love to play it too.

@PKMNResearcherSkyler

11 ай бұрын

@@whilenya4714 Darn, that is a shame, it would have been so cool to see

Congrats for the find. Well for a while we thought the gold and silver beta was lost forever but it turned up. Anything is possible now.

I bet there's all sorts of lost media in that little village store,you should've grabbed more stuff XD

idk what's wilder, the fact this copy still existed or the fact it was (relatively?) close to you

@aloneinmidnight

11 ай бұрын

seriously, the fact it wasn't in a tiny village in south korea or something like that 😂 so lucky!

as a collector this was so inspiring. im always so scared to travel for the goods 😅 easily my favorite video of yours!!

Normally when a British person talks about lost media, it’s about those missing Doctor Who episodes. This is about a Japanese Pokémon Edutainment game. Nice

Your videos are getting better and better I’m so happy for you I hope you get a lot of support

Not really lost media, but maybe you can do a video on discontinued Pokémon games such as Pokémon Duel for mobile devices or games for console that were once announced, but never came to fruition or something, and they were just lost to time. Who knows, you might find some hidden gems that not much, if anyone has ever played.

@CandyEvie

11 ай бұрын

I mean discontinued stuff kinda *becomes* lost media really! It’s really sad how much awesome stuff just disappears like that

So wild that you found the game in Stewarton, that’s like, less than half an hour away from me lol. I guess now I know that there’s a really cool retro game shop there too now though so that’s awesome

Definitely making a pilgrimage to Stewarton next time I'm up beyond the wall! That place looks amazing!

9:36 I remember doing this to my 3DS cartridges. I still do it.

This is so random but also kinda wholsome that this random game brought you this much joy .

A true archaeologist of Pokemon games. What a queen

Can’t wait to watch this I love lost media!

@Larat..

11 ай бұрын

Me too

@Tookanyuu

11 ай бұрын

Mee tooo

@lightyagami3492

11 ай бұрын

This was a great thing to watch. Pokemon and lost media? YES PLEASE!

obsessed with the lugia figure. i really liked this video format :) would love to see more lil vlog adventures for random pokemon merch.

@esotericpince

11 ай бұрын

i think im living through you with the Autistic Urge To Collect (im still in school and dont have a job ;w;)

I love how you put the word, "lost" in all caps in the title! It adds more flavour! LOL

I would be cool to not only digitalize the contents of the cartrigde, but also make a digital version of the game, so people could just experience it from the confort of their home :D I'm not the most experienced dev, but it would be a cool project and a chance to learn stuff

It crazy how you can fine lost game in such a big franchise

I know it’s not lost media, but my first pokémon game overall was poképark 2 and I have not heard these games talked about much. All I remember is what i now know is the “tech zone” having a pipe with a galvantula in maybe? And it was also where I learnt the size Gengar actually were

Man, those LeapFrog sounds are giving me a WHOLE lotta nostalgia.. 😭 I didn’t expect that “GO” whoosh sound to hit me THAT hard. 💔

rare to find a place thats not been ravaged by scalpers

Ooh! Are you gonna maybe make a Bulbapedia page for this? It'd be nice to have some online archival outside of just the video

Only Evie can make a video about a game of learning how to count actually entertaining 😂

@raphaelkhoury218

10 ай бұрын

Yeah!!!

It cant be stated strongly enough how absolutely adorable 10:30 is. That pause killed me 😂

TRAVELLING TO SCOTLAND WAS VALID, speaking as someone whose gamecube was delivered by royal mail and it came with the disc compartment stuck open

As far as archival there's definitely got to be a way to dump the cartridge, I would reach out to Video Game History Foundation or someone similar and see if they can help you figure it out! With the book, aside from scanning the pages I have no idea. This was a really fun video! Scotland looks so beautiful and it's definitely on my "Places i need to visit" list now

LUCY NOOO, I would have flown to Scotland for that Victini!!😢😭

I have a pop-up playbook set from the Pokemon Lucario movie. It came with little cut outs of toys and other pokemon. When you open the book it has different pop up locations from the movie where you can play with your toys in each section. Its blue and i think it has a holographic lucario on the back

I don’t know how to explain this, but at 9:29 when you pressed the button, the literal exact moment you did the lights in my house went out and came back on

Hey Evie, great find! Please if you can, do try to find a way to digitalize the cartridge! While it's great to have it physically (and, well, you need the whole setup for it), the contacts or other electronics in it could go bad and the data would be lost. (This is assuming it hasn't been done by someone already plus just the cartridge data is not amazing - but we still gotta preserve!) Have a good one, cheers.

This channel is a rare and obscure amazing experience! An absolute gem! Keep up these amazing vids, Evie!

I relate SO hard to this. I'm in a similar quest for a piece of lost media for Megaman that admittedly is not going to blow anyone's mind but I want to find and share it anyways!

omg that turn the page sound is sooooo nostalgic, i love how the leapfrog and the cocopad just used the same sound effects lol

Damn, I just came from an LSSQ video. I'd love to see some more Pokemon lost media, I am a huge fan of archiving historical pieces of media (as well as random stuff I like that probably won't go anywhere, but just to make sure, I've backed it up)

I think the best way to rip the sound from it would be looking for a cartridge kit from the makers of the book and see if that exists somewhere, though I find it unlikely you'll find something that obscure at a reasonable price that actually works and has the manuals and such.

I think it's because of how large this franchise is that there's so much lost media. They make A LOT of stuff. It's surprising some of the less notable stuff would end up lost.

"Been around for a long time - since 1999!" Me: Withers away like Bilbo after he gives up the ring.

Love this video! More videos of this style would be great! 👏👏👏 lost media is so interesting

Really enjoyed learning about obscure pokemon games, and I really enjoyed the video

Honestly, if I was told "oh yeah, lost media is most often recovered in Scotland" I would believe it. The towns of Scotland just feel like a place where time hits a crawl.

😮Oh yeah, I had one of those "Leap Pad" when I was a kid, memory unlocked. "Press the Green Go circle with your pen".

You know it’s a good day when CandyEvie uploads.

Amazing finding Lucy, sure, is not groundbreaking media but is unique and with a lot of nostalgia value. Well done 👍

Obsession over lost media qualify as archeology at this point

I'm imagining having her as a Roommate, where I'm just relaxing and she barges into the flat with a armful of plushies and one edutainment game that she then proceeds to play with genuine happiness. Adorable, everyone needs that level of whimsy in their life

Going to Scotland for the game was awesome to be honest , that store gave me the vibes

Your cat is so freaking adorable !😻

CandyEvie- I found a lost Pokemon game. Me at 7:05- IS THAT A KAMEN RIDER TOY!? I think my priorities are askew.

@ForgottenWorldsShop

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, we have lots of bits like that in the shop :)

Forgotten Worlds is about 20 minutes from where I live, we visited for the first time not too long ago. Amazing little shop. Can't believe this was just sitting there!

Woah I live in Scotland and I have been to Lost worlds Multiple times!! Its actually a really great place

I wish to find a store like this some day

This is awesome. It would be super cool to realize you are that close to something unique. I'm always amazed when people find something new, well, not new but that I haven't heard of.

I love the idea of Vessis, unfortunately they do not come in half sizes or in wide and are really expensive, meaning I would have to hope that they fit. My big toe is really spread apart from my other toes which are squished together so I have to have a wide shoe, I can deal with no half-sizes, but the no wide shoes are a dealbreaker for me because they would just hurt.

You're like a real Pokemon trainer! Hunting down this rare species of Pokemon and traveling to an entire different region/country in order to get it. Only instead of it being a Pokemon it's a Pokemon Game. Also 5:32 is that a secret Kyepha reference? OwO

@CandyEvie

11 ай бұрын

if you have to ask that then the answer is usually yes LOL

Truly thrilling gameplay, truly…

@CandyEvie

11 ай бұрын

on the edge of my seat

You went to Scotland, called it quiet, went into a creepy warehouse, got a bunch of bootleg games and went back. I wouldn’t believe it

I see a lot of educational Pokemon stuff here all the time now! If you're looking for rare or obscure Japanese Pokemon stuff, just let me know and I'll keep my eye out.

You visited the irl Crown Tundra

(Vessi ad plays) oh nice, candyevie got sponsored. @5:05...They're lightweight and...WHAT?!?

@Bvbble73

10 ай бұрын

Breathable? Just means more air can get in them

@Luis-qe1uf

10 ай бұрын

@@Bvbble73 submissive too

So for extracting the audio: There MAY be a device for dumping the ROM itself, but it seems unlikely. A simple solution, though, is to open up the leap pad, disconnect the speaker wires from the speakers, and wire those up to a headphone jack. You could then plug that into the mic input and record them directly.

I found it surprising that hardly anyone knows about that game, for Pokémon to have such a big community you'd think it would be more noticeable among the community. Great job CandyEvie!

I'm feeling so nostalgic! I had so many leap pad games/books as a kid. It's so cool you found such a rare Pokémon one!

@WaterMaster33

11 ай бұрын

Same

As someone who owned a LeapPad as a child, this is incredibly nostalgic 😅

That's awesome. Congrats on finding it. All that cool stuff in the store too!!