Who even are you anymore?

I was really looking forward to this!

I wanna eat! You’re so slow! The battle’s about to start!

When it becomes a battle, Ghetsis-sama’s movements become more agile. Their expressions also become more animated. They speak with a tone that adds small characters at the end, like ‘~yoo.’

When the Hydreigon at the bottom was defeated, Lord Ghetsis became terribly dejected. He seemed to be quite shocked. (How should I put it… even the way he sits is beautiful; his posture is so good that it looks like a picture. I hope they make a figure of it.)

He holds the end of the microphone and talks. When he’s bored, he fidgets. Under the cloak, his right arm moves a lot. (He’s either coughing into it or just squirming around.)

The hand movements are crazy. This is exhausting.

Because I spoke out for the first time in a while, my voice won’t come out at all…

Up until now he had mostly just nodded seriously or given short replies, but once the battle started he stood up and began talking as if he were a different person. Because the battle setup took some time, this was his first line. His opponent’s Latias got flustered and clammed up, and that wasn’t all — he kept talking nonstop, his tone turning light and casual. It felt childlike… or rather, he suddenly sounded like an elementary schooler. A shota, even. There were three battles, but this only happened in the first one where he had to talk. It seems his throat wasn’t in good condition.

Lose and go out in a blaze of glory!

All the battles were very impressive. Some people challenged with gimmick parties, some made great use of type matchups, and I think there were even people who brought Zoroark? Thank you very much for the very exciting battles!!

Ghetsis-sama and a grunt—these two were to battle the one who won by rock-paper-scissors. Unexpectedly, the grunt won. From the grunt came just one word: ‘The worst.’ Ghetsis-sama then ordered, with a flip: ‘Lose beautifully.’ Too bad… (In the end, the grunt won.)

That's why I wrote it on the computer today!

It was the same flip-card act as on Saturday, but it had been powered up. A special stand that wasn’t there yesterday had been set up, and the text was typed on a computer instead of handwritten. It seems she was shocked when the grunt told him yesterday that his handwriting was messy. So Ghetsis-sama typed the text himself this time. But he kept flipping the pages too fast and jumping the gun. Even while the grunt was talking, he would turn the page or fidget with it, which was cute. His multifaceted personality really shows—he even flails around with the flip cards.

Also, I couldn’t catch it myself, but apparently someone said, “Ghetsis-sama is quite excitable, isn’t he?

Ghetsis, entranced by the ‘Ghetsis Call’ echoing throughout the store.

While I was taking photos, they told me, ‘Lord Ghetsis is shy, so please take them one at a time.’ He’s a shy one.

What played during the Ghetsis call was only the ‘Ghetsis’ part from the BW battle theme! It just kept repeating ‘Ghetsis’ over and over.

He likes young women, and so does Zoroark. On Saturday, information spread that he likes women with long, flashy-colored hair. Lord Ghetsis, the ultimate ladies’ man, is the best. Almost all the people taking photos were women too. Some customers who had something whispered to them collapsed in surprise, and the way he seems so used to handling women is amazing. Lord Ghetsis, who captivates the women of the world! As expected!!