i have heard 2 things about the origanal lavander town music
1. this is the more likelly one,that it can make ur nose bleed,vomit and things like that
2.this doesnt even make sense and i doubt this ever happened but someone said that kids killed them selfs over the music?
plz say ur opinion or other facts about this music
i hope i get some facts on this and ty for reading
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Feb 01, 13 at 3:36pm
Philhill
Hey! Interesting story. As a kid I did experience a couple of nose bleeds and headaches while playing pokemon blue/red. I cannot remember however if those incidents were isolated to my time in lavender town. It could've just as easily been the frustration generated by repeated attempts at catching a legendary such as mewtwo lol
i have heard 2 things about the origanal lavander town music
1. this is the more likelly one,that it can make ur nose bleed,vomit and things like that
2.this doesnt even make sense and i doubt this ever happened but someone said that kids killed them selfs over the music?
plz say ur opinion or other facts about this music
i hope i get some facts on this and ty for reading
I'm now 14 years old and had just listened to the lavender town song, freakin creeped me out because I had some of the symptoms. I had rashional behaviors ( looking for things that weren't there ), I was dazed, my ears hurt and my eyes started to sting like crazy.
I didn't know what was going on and then got even more creeped out when I went on the Internet and looked at the symp[u][/u]toms and some stories of people dying, and physically and mentally hurting themselves... They were true.
Just to mention it, the music meant only existed in the Japanese alpha version^^. so i dont think u played it as little child
Why do people keep bumping 2 years old threads? Anywho Mantoc is right, there was a very high note that only kids with sensitive ears could hear which could damage them although I never heard it could cause vomiting. Japanese kids are like test subjects to Nintendo
Jul 22, 12 at 11:24am
Mantoc
Just to mention it, the music meant only existed in the Japanese alpha version^^. so i dont think u played it as little child
Apr 25, 12 at 2:50pm
Andrew Cookie
I'm 11. When I listened to this for one minute I had to lie down. I have sensitive ears. But it really made my head hurt. I say that it is fact that it could cause vomiting and etc. But defiantly not suicide.
Apr 03, 12 at 11:45pm
Inhale
It would of been interesting had something similar to this had made in HG/SS. Too bad they didn't.
Lavender Town's music in the original (read: Japanese) versions of Red and Green (Green was later released in America as Blue) contained notes that people over the age of around five or six years were unable to perceive, and apparently it was these notes that affected the children.
The notes were removed when the games were re-released in America, so it shouldn't affect children nowadays.
I remember when I got Pokemon Red at the age of five, Lavender Town's music didn't inspire any thoughts of harming myself etc in me.
Does this hold any truth?
quote Bulbagarden's Lavender Town page
Trivia
Lavender Town's Japanese motto is シオンは むらさき とうとい いろ "Shion is the color of purple nobility." In the German versions, Lavender Town is called Lavandia, the same name as the French for Mauville City. In early copies of Pokémon Red and Green, Lavender Town's theme was slightly different and included a few high pitched notes in the background at certain intervals of its music. Its English motto before Generation IV was "The Noble Purple Town." In the Japanese edition of the Christian Bible, Mt. Zion is called シオンの山 Shion no San, which is the same as the Japanese name of Lavender Town.
Lavender Town's music in the original (read: Japanese) versions of Red and Green (Green was later released in America as Blue) contained notes that people over the age of around five or six years were unable to perceive, and apparently it was these notes that affected the children.
The notes were removed when the games were re-released in America, so it shouldn't affect children nowadays.
I remember when I got Pokemon Red at the age of five, Lavender Town's music didn't inspire any thoughts of harming myself etc in me.
They killed themselves because the music was that addicting to them,and if they couldn't listen to it anymore, they would kill themselves, bing that addicted to it.
It's basically like the Russian sleep experiments. The people would beg to be put back on a gas.
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