History YMMV / TwitchPlaysTouhoumonAndMoemon

* ScrappyMechanic: Even though it's the main thing that sets this run apart from the other ones, the duel screen gimmick quickly wore thin with the mob before the first day ended, as instead of [[HilarityEnsues the epic tug-o-war like everyone hoped]], it just proved to be a tedious effort in frustration as most of the mob attempted to keep both games at the same relative pace, [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome as the "tug-o-war" just resulted in ''no'' progress getting done in the first few days at all]]. [[SarcasmMode Surprisingly]], [[FakeLongevity the mob didn't want to get through one game and then immediately have to do it all over again in the other one.]] All this gimmick ends up doing as a result is [[FakeDifficulty making certain areas in the games far harder than they had any right being]], such as trying Game A to get through an area and in the process cause the other character in Game B to white out, warping them far back to the Pokémon Center, then trying to get Game B back up to where Game A was often results in ''Game A'' whiting out, and then [[ForcedLevelGrinding forces the mob to do TWICE the amount of level grinding]] to get through it. Certain areas become next to impossible without syncing both characters up, [[FanNickName Giovanni's]] [[ThatOneLevel Wild Ride]] being one of them, as ''even with'' Democracy, it is a hassle to get them both through it due to a probable desync resulting in them ''both'' eventually getting sent back to start because of a wrong command input, then the mob immediately trying to get said game back on track.

* DorkAge: Many people complained about this run due to several reasons, including the fact that it's Kanto again (which the mob [[WebVideo/TwitchPlaysPokemonRed has played]] [[WebVideo/TwitchPlaysPokemonFireRed through]] [[WebVideo/TwitchPlaysPokemonRedAnniversary three times]]), most people trying to keep the games in-sync in terms of progress, and the frequency and availability of Democracy. A few people, who visit the stream [[JustHereForGodzilla only for]] [[WebVideo/TwitchPlaysPokemonArena PBR]], play through the run only to get back to PBR.

* WhatAnIdiot: Green Oak, where in the final battle his Blastoise used Rain Dance and Surf on a Vaporeon who has [[NoSell Water Absorb]], costing him the title of championship.

* DorkAge: Many people complained about this run due to several reasons, including the fact that it's Kanto again (which the mob [[LetsPlay/TwitchPlaysPokemonRed has played]] [[LetsPlay/TwitchPlaysPokemonFireRed through]] [[LetsPlay/TwitchPlaysPokemonRedAnniversary three times]]), most people trying to keep the games in-sync in terms of progress, and the frequency and availability of Democracy. A few people, who visit the stream [[JustHereForGodzilla only for]] [[LetsPlay/TwitchPlaysPokemonArena PBR]], play through the run only to get back to PBR.

* ScrappyMechanic: Even though it's the main thing that sets this run apart from the other ones, the duel screen gimmick quickly wore thin with the mob before the first day ended, as instead of [[HilarityEnsues the epic tug-o-war like everyone hoped]], it just proved to be a tedious effort in frustration as most of the mob attempted to keep both games at the same relative pace, [[RealityEnsues as the "tug-o-war" just resulted in ''no'' progress getting done in the first few days at all]]. [[SarcasmMode Surprisingly]], [[FakeLongevity the mob didn't want to get through one game and then immediately have to do it all over again in the other one.]] All this gimmick ends up doing as a result is [[FakeDifficulty making certain areas in the games far harder than they had any right being]], such as trying Game A to get through an area and in the process cause the other character in Game B to white out, warping them far back to the Pokémon Center, then trying to get Game B back up to where Game A was often results in ''Game A'' whiting out, and then [[ForcedLevelGrinding forces the mob to do TWICE the amount of level grinding]] to get through it. Certain areas become next to impossible without syncing both characters up, [[FanNickName Giovanni's]] [[ThatOneLevel Wild Ride]] being one of them, as ''even with'' Democracy, it is a hassle to get them both through it due to a probable desync resulting in them ''both'' eventually getting sent back to start because of a wrong command input, then the mob immediately trying to get said game back on track.

* InternetBackdraft:
** Among the mob, an ''absolute shitstorm'' took place during the mid part of the run, due to a highly controversial series of incidents that ended with [[BigNameFan Chauzu]] getting permabanned. The exact details are unknown, but apparently it dealt with Chauzu leading the mob to the daycare where it enacted the glitch that [[GameBreakingBug replaced the entire team with level two Ivysaurs,]] and ''then'' a glitch with democracy ended up resetting the game, after which Chauzu along with several others decided to start a new game rather than continuing. Normally, this wouldn't be thought of as nothing but trolling gone horribly wrong, but the fact that ''the streamer himself'' said that he fixed that glitch after the first time it happened, and the mob (Chauzu included) weren't trying to force a reset, it just being a glitch that happened with democracy itself. Some people got angry at the streamer, saying that it was his fault that the glitch occurred and that he didn't ban anyone else who pushed for the new game, while others believed that Chauzu, while not worthy of a permaban, still did wrong by resetting the game.
** While that was the major thing that the mob was yelling about, it wasn't the only reason. This run had been rather "[[BrokenBase controversial]]" for several reasons, as stated above and below. It's quite possible that, while this would have caused an uproar regardless, this [[RageBreakingPoint was the last straw for some of the mob]], as the view count took a nose dive after it happened, and there have been some threatening to swear off TPP unless Chauzu gets unbanned or PBR comes back.
** Note though: exactly ''who'' is really at fault here is up to interpretation, [[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment and that's all we're saying about that.]] Either way, Chauzu soon got unbanned, the mob eventually calmed down, and viewer counts returned to relatively normal levels.

** Note though: exactly ''who'' is really at fault here is up to interpretation, [[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment and that's all we're saying about that.]] Either way, Chauzu soon got unbanned, the mob eventually calmed down, and viewer counts returned to relatively normal levels.

* MostWonderfulSound: Awoo the Momiji's cry, which is a falling piece of wood.

* DorkAge: Many people complained about this run due to several reasons, including the fact that it's Kanto again (which the mob [[LetsPlay/TwitchPlaysPokemonRed has played]] [[LetsPlay/TwitchPlaysPokemonFireRed through]] [[LetsPlay/TwitchPlaysPokemonRedAnniversary three times]]), most people trying to keep the games in-sync in terms of progress, and the frequency and availability of [[BaseBreaker Democracy]]. A few people, who visit the stream [[JustHereForGodzilla only for]] [[LetsPlay/TwitchPlaysPokemonArena PBR]], play through the run only to get back to PBR.

** While that was the major thing that the mob was yelling about, it wasn't the only reason. This run had been rather "[[BrokenBase controversial]]" for several reasons, as stated above and below. It's quite possible that, while this would have caused an uproar regardless, this [[RageBreakingPoint was the last straw for some of the mob]], as the view count took a nose dive after it happened, [[InternetCounterAttack and there have been some threatening to swear off TPP unless Chauzu gets unbanned or PBR comes back.]]

* ScrappyMechanic: Even though it's the main thing that sets this run apart from the other ones, the duel screen gimmick quickly wore thin with the mob before the first day ended, as instead of [[HilarityEnsues the epic tug-o-war like everyone hoped]], it just proved to be a tedious effort in frustration as most of the mob attempted to keep both games at the same relative pace, [[RealityEnsues as the "tug-o-war" just resulted in ''no'' progress getting done in the first few days at all]]. [[SarcasmMode Surprisingly]], [[FakeLongevity the mob didn't want to get through one game and then immediately have to do it all over again in the other one.]] All this gimmick ends up doing as a result is [[FakeDifficulty making certain areas in the games far harder than they had any right being]], such as trying Game A to get through an area and in the process cause the other character in Game B to white out, warping them far back to the Pokémon Center, then trying to get Game B back up to where Game A was often results in ''Game A'' whiting out, and then [[ForcedLevelGrinding forces the mob to do TWICE the amount of level grinding]] to get through it. Certain areas become next to impossible without syncing both characters up, [[FanNickName Giovanni's]] [[ThatOneLevel Wild Ride]] being one of them, as ''even with'' Democracy, it is a hassle to get them both through it due to a probable desync resulting in them ''both'' eventually getting sent back to start because of a wrong command input, then the mob immediately trying to get said game back on track. Overall, to say the Mob isn't ecstatic about this gimmick coming back is a bit of an {{Understatement}}.

** BB the Cirno getting released in ''[[EpicFail Democracy Mode]]'', but [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome coming back]] thanks to [=HM=] mechanics.