I Caught a Pokémon NOBODY Else Wanted to Look For

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  @LilSlimeee · 2 years ago

  thank you for saying ‘misunderstood’ when speaking of Mexico. as a mexican it saddened me hearing how many people are afraid (for good reasons) but there truly are amazing and friendly people there!

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  @averagelowkey · 2 years ago

  This is literally a documentary

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  @muzzycerdo · 2 years ago

  A 43 minute trainer tips video is all I need in life

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  @derekrayy · 2 years ago

  The phone dying with the Hawlucha on screen was bruuuutal 😂😭

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  @puckplayer219 · 2 years ago

  I initially started following you years ago because of Pokemon Go, but these videos where you travel and show us some of the culture of the places you visit are the videos I most appreciate now. Keep up the awesome work, Nick!

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  @eezeemangames · 2 years ago (edited)

  Fun fact: I’m sure I have one of the rarest Hawlucha’s out there. I was going to Mexico, and moments before I lost connection (and more importantly, the game didn’t register me in Mexico) there was a Hawlucha. So I have a Hawlucha under “Ajo, Az, United States”. Correct me if that’s not rare.<br>Edit: This was earlier this year during the summer, with my family.

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  @peteraleman949 · 2 years ago

  I’ve been following your journeys for a while now and the way you deliver not only the best of Pokémon Go, but the coolest parts of traveling and having fun is so amazing. I gotta say that the storytelling in your videos are pure quality. <br><br>And now coming here to my country and showing a huge part of the culture and history of Mexico for others to see in such a honoring and respectful way is so cool dude. I appreciate it so much. Glad you had fun! <br><br>“Nick, hermano. Ya eres mexicano!!!”

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  @cristobalc5425 · 2 years ago

  This was arguably 1 of the best &nbsp;PoGo adventures that Nick has recorded. &nbsp;It was like we were there with him.

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  @PochitoV90 · 2 years ago

  Just came back from Mexico from visiting my family. I caught every Hawlucha possible.

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  @nicoles2634 · 2 years ago

  Let it be known you can catch Hawlucha in teaxs, all the way south in the rio grande valley area, but for you to go the extra mile into Mexico is amazing! Keep up the great work 🩶

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  @Calaveso · 2 years ago

  As someone who&apos;s never been to their home country of Mexico for reasons, I just started bawling seeing how beautiful my country is, and how much fun it looks. Obviously when I visit I&apos;m going to catch myself a Hawlucha but I think the first thing I&apos;m going to do is take everything in and just be thankful. Thank you for this video, you have no idea how much this means to myself and others.

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  @kyoko167 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_q2s8GDGjjE&amp;t=1860">31:00</a> What struck me is that in Poland we also have a &quot;day of the dead&quot; on Nov 1 and 2, and it is way different than in the Mexico. We go to the cementary and light candles on the graves, no parties, no celebrations. Just everybody are visiting the graves to clean them and light the candles. A very different and very quiet celebration.

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