Heath soon finished watching the movie. After all, animated movies usually weren't very long. Heath had once heard Sister Feng mention a particularly distinctive movie she and the others had gone to see. The characters would burst into song and dance at the drop of a hat, and the story was incredibly long. Sister Feng had gotten sleepy watching it. At first, she thought she simply hadn't slept well, but when she checked her phone, two hours had already passed, and the movie was only just reaching its climax. In other words, there was still about an hour left, perhaps even more.
In the end, Sister Feng couldn't withstand that dreadful ordeal and simply chose to leave. There weren't many people who managed to sit through the whole movie either, which left Heath not knowing whether to laugh or cry.
This Detective Pikachu movie didn't have that problem. The plot was tightly paced and included a few jokes and references. Overall, it was fairly standard, very much in keeping with some of the usual formulas of the animated series. After finishing it, Heath left the theater with Cynthia. While Cynthia went to the restroom, Heath took out his phone and looked up the strange things the Psyduck Merchant Guild had released. When he did, he discovered that they weren't selling very well.
Perhaps it was because Paldea was a new region in the League, or perhaps people still doubted whether its local specialties really had such miraculous effects. Of course, it might also have had something to do with the rather outrageous price. As a result, the Psyduck Merchant Guild's gift set of five specialty seasonings from Paldea wasn't selling very well. Heath checked: it had been listed for two days, but sales were only in the double digits and