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////Ponyta. Like most people, i've heard of Pokemon from my closest friends. I wasn't into the creatures and cards, but my friend demanded I needed to take one of her many copies of a Ponyta card. I slightly remember throwing the card away (bad mistake.) then probably a few days later I was...

I could probably agree with you one-hundred percent on this. What gets me though, is what ever happened to Pikachu's insane electricity attacks? Look at episode one for example. Pikachu practically killed the entire flock of spearow, but till this day, Pikachu still manages to get caught by Team...

Drifloon is pretty odd, but thats why I adire it so much. Who doesn't love balloons? The Sinnoh Pokemon were awful, compared to the original and past generations. I wasn't fond of them much, since nintendo is running out of ideas. I would give them props for attempting this fourth generation...

I havn't really thought about it lately, maybe i'll stick with good ol' Piplup. The other two don't seem to fit into my liking anyway. I've had no problem with any starter i've tried, though, I support penguines that can squirt water out of its mouth.

You can never go wrong with Diglett. Its one of the most interesting Pokemon, with the ever-so-popular question of people curious about its bottom. Besides, once it evolves, its x3. Just kidding. I'd probably stick with Squirtle. Though Diglett is pretty spiffy in its own way.

Brock adds character to the group. From the idotic obsession over girls to cooking a meal for the day, he is good to keep. Though, it is getting fusterating with him being on the cast till this very day. In my conclusion, they should find a new entire cast of characters. Even Ash bugs me a...

Cresselia seems to bring me some luck here and there. Though, most of the Pocket Monsters legendaries in Sinnoh arn't that special.

Nothing can top leafgreen. Originality is always the best way to go. but being realistic, Emerald was pretty darn catchy too. To be honest, it was the first game i've ever played through to the every end.