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Hey how about some pointless trivia about Pokémon ? Yes, again. Shh. The actual phrase used in the games for when a wild Pokémon encounter starts is "A wild [Pokémon name] appeared !" (emphasis mine), or simply "Wild [Pokémon name] appeared!" in the Gen 1 games. On the internet, it's often misquoted in jokes and memes as "A wild X appears" or "A wild X has appeared". Similarly, jokes and memes often misuse the phrases "It's super effective!" and "It's not very effective..." In the games, these messages indicate when a move does more or less damage thanks to a type advantage. It doesn't apply to moves that don't inflict any damage to begin with, such as Hypnosis (which simply has a chance of causing the target to fall asleep, or become drowsy in Pokémon Legends Arceus ). Detractors of the anime or of Satoshi/Ash Ketchum will often claim that Ash didn't really win his first two Gym Badges, and that he on