Arent there some confirmed wrong pronunciations in the anime though?
(for the record, “the man” was referring to regice, not ash 
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the japanese name is レジアイス which is said as “re-ji-ai-su.” In English, it would look weird to put a double “i,” but I think it makes more sense that it would be said similarly to the Japanese pronunciation, which would also make it align with the “Regi-” naming scheme of the other two + Gigas. This is why my boy will always be Regi-ice in my heart
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Youve convinced me
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Those Regi Pokemon cries are so weird (mostly Regirock and Registeel). Someone must’ve been having fun mashing together these sound effects and calling them Pokemon cries 
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When i was a kid, i thought it was SO cool. The regirock flew out of the ground like re-re-re-regirock beep beep boop ÜN ÜN ÜN ÜN and i was like
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The language of the Gods!
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It’s easy when you are a Finn, you just say them exactly how they are written
Sui-su-ne
Re-gi-se
Nobody else than Finns probably understand but i don’t mind 
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Haha I was waiting for this! I just think celebi is a celebrity! 
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Could you imagine catching a dyslexic Muk. 
“Dude, you have to stfu in public!”
Sorry for my immaturity.
Generally when I try to figure out what the pronunciation of a Pokemon’s name is I look to see if the Japanese name is the same and pronounce it that way. But then I look at examples like Rayquaza which I’m 95% sure it’s pronounced Ray - koo - za in Japanese and reconsider my choice lol
I will 100% stand with you on Regi-Ice
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Yea i have no idea whats going on with rayquaza my incredibly basic understanding of Japanese cant comprehend lmao
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