The Ultraviolet Ocean

  Shin megami tensei is a weird series. Mother of the persona series, probably one of the most popular bunch of games there is as of late, but ol' smt is nowhere near as well known.  For those uninitiated, Shin megami tensei games usually revolve around some sort of disaster happening and presents the player with 3 different ways they can go about playing depending on their moral stances. Oh yeah and there's demons.  That's all that I'm willing to summarize, and I do recommend playing one for yourself, besides we're here to talk about demons yeah?  Jack Frost Any series that has you capturing and fighting alongside monsters should have a mascot! Pokemon has Pikachu, Digimon has Agumon, and Smt's darling is Jack Frost. The good old Embodiment of winter himself. Old demon designer Kazuma Kaneko decided Jack Frost should be an adorable snowman in a silly jester getup, and I wholeheartedly agree. I think it's a very nice and simple design, while still being just...

 That's right, Violet's reviewing pokemon! All of them! Violet's doing a pokemon now!  If somehow you've been living under a rock and avoided the multimedia mega franchise that is a "pocket mens", well I'm not gonna baby you! Look it up! Lazy bum! Anyway if I'm to review every pokemon, what better way to start,then at. Well. At the start. The very first Pokemon in the lineup. BULBASAUR  Good old Bulbasaur! For some reason the least popular of the three possible choices you start your Pokemon journey with,and that's a shame. Bulbasaur is a grass/poison type, which is weird considering most starters begin with only one type, but also because I don't remember the little guy ever doing anything with poisons and venoms.  But there are more pressing matters. Such as, what is a Bulbasaur? Lots of people seem content to say it's a frog. While I do see it, Bulbasaur has SAUR in the name, so it most be some sorta reptile then. But wait kinda reptile ...