Pokemon ASMR

Each video is focused on a singular Pokémon and aims to provide relaxation and ASMR. Good ASMR is very subjective, and for me, this isn't the kind that's enjoyable. I prefer up close and personal sounds when looking for ASMR triggers rather than this which is more of Pokémon themed ambiance. You may like it, you may not. The Pokémon are cute. Also, most of the videos are way too long. The Bulbasaur one has no right being an entire hour long, while the Grimer one is like 4 minutes. There is no story, as it is not a real show. Again, this is purely ... just Pokémon themed ambiance, so if that's your style then go for it.

As an Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) connoisseur, was curious if this would be any good.

Overall, it wasn't.

My thoughts on each of the 7 clips:

- Bulbasaur: Fantastic. Very ambient and induced my ASMR plenty. The grass sounds were especially lovely and I found it very relaxing.
- Piplup: Awful. Loud. No ambience, merely annoyed me. Too many sudden sounds.
- Pikachu: Cute, but bad. "Pika pika" apparently does not trigger my ASMR, who'd have thought? Too many sudden loud, sounds and not relaxing. I'd have loved it with just the foot patterings.
- Squirtle: Fine. Does much better with not spamming his name, I think that's ... key to making a Pokémon-themed ASMR video as they can't whisper or talk quietly. Relaxing but no tingles and boring visuals.
- Charmander: Bad. Fire cracklings usually are pretty good ASMR triggers but there was something too popping about this audio to really enjoy it, and the visuals were by far the most boring, hardly any variation.
- Grimer: Eughhhhh, gloopy watery sounds are the worst sort of ASMR for me. This was semi terrifying.
- Chespin: Cute, but OMG eating sounds are just as bad for me.

I wouldn't blame you if you watch the Bulbasaur one then mark this one dropped, unless you like random Pokémon noises, gurgling, or chewing.