POKEMON IN REAL LIFE 4!

POKEMON IN REAL LIFE 4! is a Smosh main channel video upload. It is the fourth installment of the Pokemon in Real Life Series.

Synopsis
After obtaining the Poke Flute from the previous video, Ash decides to move on so he can get his first badge. However, a singing Jigglypuff causes him some huge problems.

Jigglypuff Encounter
Continuing from the previous video, Ash Ketchum (Anthony) has aquired a Poke Flute and is on his way to wake up the Snorlax, when suddenly, he spots a Jigglypuff (Kalel) walking by. Ash is about to capture it, but Jigglypuff uses Sing, putting Ash to sleep. Then Jigglypuff takes out a marker.

151 seconds later, Ash wakes up to see the Old Man (Ian) walk by, and he asks him what happened. The Old Man explains that Jigglypuff used its move Sing to put Anthony to sleep. Ash was about to ask how, but the Old Man yells at him for expecting him to explain everything just because he's old. He then tells Ash, "Wipe that crap off your face, you friggin jackass." Ash takes out a mirror to find out that Jigglypuff had indeed drawn on his face. He quickly wipes the marker off and tells Jigglypuff to "get back here" only to be put to sleep again.

Ash wakes up, with seemingly nothing drawn on his face, when the Metrosexual Hipster (Ian) comes up and challenges Ash to yet another battle. Ash tells the Metrosexual Hipster that he doesn't want to battle right now, but the Hipster starts to laugh when he notices a penis drawn on Ash's face. He doesn't say anything, but instead leaves to tell his friends in Pallet Town. Ash then notices the Jigglypuff hiding in a bush. Spotting a cinder block nearby, Ash throws the block into the bush, making the Jigglypuff dizzy before attempting to capture it.

Wild Pokemon Encounter
Ash sends out Pikachu and starts to tell it to use Thunderbolt, but before he gets the chance say the word, Jigglypuff uses Sing, putting both Pikachu and Ash to sleep. Later, Ash wakes up to find himself in a sexual position with his Pikachu. The Metrosexual Hipster walks up to them with a camera and starts to take pictures. Ash tries to tell him that it's "not what it looks like," but the Hipster simply walks off laughing and saying that he's going to post the pictures on Tumblr.

Ash tells Pikachu to wake up, but to no avail. Ash decides to use Kick and kicks Pikachu, who wakes up immediately. Ash then tells Pikachu to use Thunderbolt. Pikachu flips Ash off before releasing a small but very strong Thunderbolt on Jigglypuff, putting its health in the red zone. Ash then uses a Pokéball to catch Jigglypuff. The Pokeball starts to wiggle back and forth, with Ash very tense, hoping that it would capture Jigglypuff.

However, the Pokeball glows and Jigglypuff is about to break free, but Ash stops it just in time. He pulls out a roll of duct tape and seals Jigglypuff inside, capturing it.

Ending
The Old Man walks by, congratulating Ash and calling him a "dick face." At first, Ash is confused, so he takes out his mirror to see that Jigglypuff had drawn a penis on his face. Ash yells, "AW, $#!T!"

Script
POKEMON IN REAL LIFE 4!/Script

Trivia/Goofs

 * Some of the sound clips used for Jigglypuff came from its appearances in the Super Smash Bros. series, mostly from Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
 * Just like in POKEMON IN REAL LIFE 2!, a battle between Ash and the Metrosexual Hipster did not happen in this video.
 * When Jigglypuff draws on Anthony's face, the sign that says 151 seconds later references the 151 Pokemon from Kanto in the original Pokemon games: Red, Green, Blue, and Yellow Versions.
 * Anthony's facial expression in the video thumbnail is identical to that of POKEMON IN REAL LIFE 2!.
 * Jigglypuff's song was recycled from the original POKEMON IN REAL LIFE! Shut Up! Opening.
 * This is the only episode that the "FUUUU" ending did not happen.
 * In this episode, Pikachu is played by yet another character instead of any of the people that played Pikachu in the previous episodes.
 * The music played when the Metrosexual Hipster approaches Ash is different from the last three videos. In the previous videos (and next), the standard encounter theme with a male Pokemon Trainer from Generation I plays. However in this video, the theme of the player encountering their rival plays instead.
 * As he leaves Ash when he passes out, the old man says, "None of these kids know the rules of taking your shoes off before you pass out."
 * Jigglypuff is played by Kalel Cullen, Anthony Padilla's now ex-fiancée.
 * Jigglypuff drawing on Anthony's face after he fell asleep due to its song is a reference to a Jigglypuff in the Pokémon anime who would do the same thing whenever anyone who listened to its song fell asleep.

Subscription Ending
"Quick! Use Subscribe attack by clicking the yellow button! This damn music gave me another nostalgia boner! Please let me know how I can get rid of it in the comments below! Please... It hurts..."

Shut Up! Opening
"You know what I love about caves? All the Zubats! SHUT UP!"

Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzy9D_YKxso