Cant you realise that what the writers said may have been "a joke" This is a CHILDRENS TV PROGRAM! There will be no nudity... that would just make pokemon go downhill! I would sue xD! you must be a very serious person. I think you take jokes a bit too seriously?
Oh, trust me, that was no joke. Besides, Dragon Ball, in Japan at least, ALSO was a children's TV program (Heck, one of the special episodes involved traffic safety, and that certainly wouldn't be aimed at teenagers or single, childless adults), and yet that never stopped them from showing a lot of skin or any of that. They wouldn't have bothered telling us that. And anyways, if there was no nudity, try watching "Hot Springing a Leak," as that episode had two instances of nudity in one episode. One instance was with the Boss fantasy. We basically saw what was the closest to near full nudity that Pokemon has come to thus far. The other was during the Team rocket motto, as we saw Jessie, who was implied to be nude/topless in a hot spring, something that has never happened in a Pokemon episode before. The fact that they also tried to do something like "Brave the Wave" in AG was also a pretty big hint at that.
Well, i know what you will find. The series is actuarly going very well in japan... children love it! They saw how great the show was going they made pokemon sunday! In japan children adore dawn, dress up as her, throw pretend pokeballs and stick fake pokeseals made out of paper with tape on them. And i know, ive seen it all over japanese websites. My dad went to japan once on a business trip and he went to one of those pokemon center places and he saw a little 5 or 6 year old dressed in a dawn costume (i think it was the one she wares in contests?) Shes is a great role model! While in the united kingdom or united states its just another silly childrens program that comes on every saturday!
"Great" role model? I've seen some girls emulate the characters from Love Hina, and those girls were most certainly poor role models. Besides which, I've seen more people emulate Misty at a convention than Dawn, and I saw far more positive reviews for Misty than for May and Dawn (I'll even post the sources confirming it, as May and Dawn got absolutely none of that other than the fanbase), and kids even told a fellow Misty Fan to continue posting videos for Misty as they liked her, and those kids were four years old, tops. Heck, even a second-generation Japanese girl and her entire family gave full support in regards to my bringing back Misty.
And Nickstr already confirmed that it's doing poorly. Heck, both it and AG did even worse than Johto in terms of ratings, and that's in Japan. As soon as I find the ratings and do a graph detailing how Pokemon is doing (I'm currently taking Statistics, so as long as I don't make any errors or falsified claims by accident, it should be accurate enough for even you to change your mind.).
Yes brock was a gym leader! But he gave his job to his father... misty cant give the gym to anyone, doesnt want to give it away, if you've watched chronicals she loves her job. Shes done traveling. I can see what your saying about her goal. But if that was real true then she would not be doing her job as a gym leader.
I have read summaries, comparisons, and reviews about the episode, and not ONCE did I ever get the feeling that she actually loved her job. If anything, the emotion I picked up was that she hated it. She showed great reluctance in doing the Gym in GCYL (If she truly loved doing Gym Leading, she wouldn't have acted exactly like Tracy when the first opportunity of becoming a Gym leader became available, or, to use an outside reference, like Jason Fox from FoxTrot whenever School is going to become in session.), she compared her job to being like cinderella in one Hoso, She also left for Hoenn for a Togepi Festival, and she ALSO left for reasons that had absolutely nothing to do with her Gym at ALL. Heck, when she reappeared in Kanto, she didn't even WANT to return to the gym (I read the summaries, and they mentioned that her sisters called her multiple times to return to the gym. And she knowingly and deliberately ignored their requests. It wasn't until after they threatened to give away badges that she returned. If she really loved the gym, she'd do it immediately after the first call in a joyous manner, just like Tracey.). Even in the ending of the first HOSO, she mentioned her acceptance with being a Gym Leader with great sorrow and reluctance.
Why are you comparing slavery with pokemon? Stopping Slavery was somthing that mattered. Changing a character in a cartoon program isnt going to increase the death rate of black people? If you went to the writers the a petition to bring misty back... you know what would happen... i can already see it... they would laugh in your face....
I wouldnt mind see misty again, they may bring her back soon but for now she will be in cerulean city... :\
They were similar because they were both something that was unlikely to happen. And anyways, trying to bring back Misty was supposed to try and cull down the female anime stereotypes. And anyways, speaking of your statement, maybe you should laugh at Carol B. Weatherford, seeing how she did use racism as a reason why Jynx should be ousted. I might as well make a more apt comparison. My trying to bring Misty back is more comparable to the Feminist movement's efforts to become equal to men in absolutely every single way in terms of how they are treated, and not being treated as some bimbo for men to toy with, seeing how people have not only stated in the past that women could never achieve equal rights or be more than just a man's toy just because it never happened before, but my reasons tie directly to it as well, seeing how I made it a goal to eliminate any Female Anime Stereotypes from this planet.