Capt. Couch
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At my high school, Pokemon has been taken to an underground level, as is the case with many places. I'm a big Pokémon fan, and a lot of people know so, but what I thought was odd was that next to nobody, save for a few people, actually hassle me about the whole subject. I wear a Latios keychain on my lanyard, and everybody who stops to take a look at it gets a smile on their face and says something along the lines of "Dude! That is freaking sweet! I want one!"
This led me to thinking, even though most people who grew up with the game and anime in the first and second generation are now in high school and college and consider Pokémon to be shunned, do they still harbor some sort of an attachment to it? A lot of people at my high school receive detentions for playing with Game Boys and DSs in class, and what games are they most frequently playing? Pokémon! Therefore, I think that people who grew up with the game in the first and second generation still enjoy it, but are afraid of being insulted by the few who started the idea of Pokémon being outdated and dumb. After all, nobody likes being talked down upon.
What do you think?
This led me to thinking, even though most people who grew up with the game and anime in the first and second generation are now in high school and college and consider Pokémon to be shunned, do they still harbor some sort of an attachment to it? A lot of people at my high school receive detentions for playing with Game Boys and DSs in class, and what games are they most frequently playing? Pokémon! Therefore, I think that people who grew up with the game in the first and second generation still enjoy it, but are afraid of being insulted by the few who started the idea of Pokémon being outdated and dumb. After all, nobody likes being talked down upon.
What do you think?