Male Vs. Female

[TheUnown]

I mainly use males 'cause the Pokemon I use "feel" more male-like. But it depends on how the Pokemon look like to me. For instance, if I were using a Tyranitar or Machoke, I'd use a male but a Pokemon like Lapras or Bellossom, I would choose a female.

 

[Azure Revolver]

I tend to like to get females as much as possible if I want to breed them and because male pokemon in general are more common and Attract would work in more situations if I use it.

 

[Nam]

I don't pay attention to Gender unless I'm breeding.. but I gotta admit, seeing a Male Jiggly Puff is pretty freaky.. O.o

They should make Kirby the Male model. xD

And lets not get started on a Male Jynx...

 

[Hikamaru]

I mainly lean towards females to match my own gender.

In Black I might go half male, half female.

 

[Clairissa]

I normally pick female pokemon, 'cause a lot of my favorites are feminine, and I generally end up using female looking pokemon anyway...

Even then, when I actually catch a pokemon and not care about gender, seems to commonly end up female anyway.

 

[RYOUKI]

I usually try to make my team half-male and half-female, and I usually decide that whether the Pokemon looks girly or not. Though whenever I want to catch a male Pokemon on my team, it alwyas appears as female so I just escape and hope to see if another one appears, which is usually female. That's why I have a female Deino.

 

[vexslasher]

I see trades all the time where people are asking for the same pokemon with the same level and all they want different is the gender, I really don't see the point in getting a different gender I mean sure they are a bit different, however they are just as good when it comes to battles no matter what gender they are.

 

[Clark]

My teams are almost always predominantly male, and often all male. It's actually intentional for the most part, but it ends up happening unintentionally a lot, too. Genders are sort of important to me. My Pokemon tend to develop into personalities of their own, and a fitting gender plays a role in that. When it comes to 'Mons like Gardevoir and Machamp that seem like they ought to be a certain gender, I usually go for the opposite one. Male Lopunnies and female Golems are more fun and less generic. ;w;

 

[Corvus of the Black Night]

Ingame I don't usually notice, unless I want a certain Pokemon to have a particular name, like my Honchkrow "Eric".

 

[Lucifer]

I only care about gender when I have a nickname in mind that is meant for only one. Usually this occurs when creating my team only.

When I am capturing a pokemon just for the pokedex I will just capture the first one I encounter. I don't use my pokedex onlys but will plan to at the end of the game if they need to be evolved to add more pokedex entries.

 

[SonGohan]

For me it usually depends on a Pokemon's appearance(I always want my Gardevoir to female and my Machamp to be male for example). I don't really go for a certain amount or try for only one gender on a team.

 

[Lucifer]

For me it usually depends on a Pokemon's appearance(I always want my Gardevoir to female and my Machamp to be male for example). I don't really go for a certain amount or try for only one gender on a team.

Ah yes I do this too, for example when playing the old Johto games I prefer Chikorita to be female just because it doesn't really have a male look, and it's a lot easier coming up with female grass related names than male.

I actually think Chikorita is the only pokemon I really have that preference with though, other than that it's nickname based as I said before.

 

[Influential_Mew]

Mostly Male unless if it's a pokemon that looks totally feminine and/or for breeding purposes.

 

[Brawly]

Predominately Male most of the time.

 

[fenyx4]

I'd say mostly male, or a mixture of male and genderless Pokemon (which are usually legendaries). The designs of many Pokemon look mostly male from my perspective, so most of them end up being male when I seek them out. If the design is more female, the Pokemon will end up being female, though...

 

[レイジングブラスト]

I usually use the male since I am one but I find myself using the female character quite a bit too. If I get both games in a series(such as having Black and White) then I'll have one game with the female character and the other with the male.

 

[Zayin]

I try to get more females, but since many Pokemon I have hatched from an egg or came from a fossil, I didn't choose their sex. Thus my team is half/half :(. Don't you feel there are more male Pokemon in the games? Maybe I'm just unlucky :P.