There is a mailman outside my casino

ar-key-us i'm not american

Ar-see-us, I am american

ar-key-us is english uk ar-see-us is american english

I know, that's why I said it.

good americans should know there place

*their.

there's no difference

There is, actually.

no one cares about it though do they

*fact

They can also differ.

SO

YOU AREN'T TALKING, YOU'RE WRITING. Write right. Be better.

FUN FACT THEY CAN BE THE SAME

This is one of those times when they differ.

FUN FACY I DON'T CARE

*They're

IT'S PRONOUNCED THE SAME WAY

You don't care for the language YOU invented? Shame.

no I'm saying that no one cares if someone uses the wrong word if there pronounced the same

>:3

yes someone gets me

Yesh

YES

Ar-key-us I am also American *runs*

ar-key-us is english uk ar-see-us is american english

In the movie about him released recently. It's the later

Wait, there was a movie released about him?

Yep. Arceus and the Jewel of Life. Note that it's part of a trilogy, alongside the Rise of Darkrai and Giratina and the Sky Warrior. Also, Hoopa and the Clash of Ages has an Arceus cameo with its name pronounced Ar-key-us.

Also, I think that Frost thought that the Arceus Chronicles were a movie. It's not.

How the heck did I miss these? Links please?

Note that this doesn't link to these movies. https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pok%C3%A9mon_movie

Oh wow... These must be old movies huh?

Yes. They ARE Gen 4 after all.

You might have already known this, but there was a Pokemon live action musical.

*After Googling it, and reading about it on Bulbapedia*

Now I do...

Yup.... I actually found out when looking through a villain song playlist... Giovanni gets one, and it's really good actually.

I like how Giovanni's song kinda had similar lyrics to the pokemon opening but with a more 'villain' twist to it

A few of these are by Warner Brothers too...

Oh! Yeah!

Yup!

A movie!?

Arkeyus/Arkoos

it's pronounced ar-koos you dummy (lol idk)

I pronounce it „ar-ke-us”.

I know it's not canonically but I pronounce it Ar-see-us. I'm American

I've pronounced it ar-see-us for a few years now, not knowing that ar-key-us is a much better sounding name.

Both are good

Go***mnit which one is it?

ar-key-us and I'm American

i prefer ar-see-us, it just sounds smoother

I use both interchangeably