About the Pokemon Anime Remix Project

As I've grown up with the Pokemon anime, there are some aspects of it that bother me, mainly why Team Rocket has to show up in every episode, filler that does not contribute anything to the world or the characters (I personally don't mind filler, so long as it contributes backstory, worldbuilding, character development, or as a breather after an intense episode or arc), the lack of goals for some characters, or why the characters' teams are not well built (to be fair, Ash has been getting better about this, but there are still some questionable choices on his teams and on his other companions' teams.)

So I decided to re-imagine and remix the anime as if it took place in my imagined version of the Pokeworld, an eight story project I call the Pokemon Anime Remix Project.

These stories take each arc of the show, and add in some aspects of the games and my imagination to create the Pokemon anime as you've never seen it before!

In order, the eight stories are:

Pokemon Lightning Yellow (Kanto)
Pokemon Moonlight Silver (Johto) (complete)
Pokemon Sapphire Sky (Houen and the Battle Frontier)
Pokemon Shine Diamond (Shinou) (in progress)
Pokemon Storm Gray (Unova)
Pokemon: Saviors of Destruction (Kalos)
Pokemon Island Sun (Alola, live episode-by-episode remix as it airs) (on hiatus)
Pokemon Hero's Sword/Guardian Shield (Galar)

My only word of warning: these remixes are not quite the games you remember, nor are they the anime you remember!

Oh this is an interesting idea! I don't remember much of the anime (I'm rewatching it slowly now just for fun), but I do wonder why they decided to include Team Rocket in every fucking episode, when it wasn't really necessary.

Darkmaster006;bt106919 said:

Oh this is an interesting idea! I don't remember much of the anime (I'm rewatching it slowly now just for fun), but I do wonder why they decided to include Team Rocket in every fucking episode, when it wasn't really necessary.

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This is why I decided to dramatically reduce when they appear in the series--when writing out the outlines, I found that in many episodes, I could delete them and still have a perfectly good plot.