Pokemon flaws!

But wouldn't it make sense for the original to come before the clone?

And every generation has a Pokemon that looks like Pikachu
1st gen: Pikachu (Duh)
2nd gen: Pichu (Also duh because its a Pikachu Pre-Evo)
3rd gen: Plusle and Minun
4th gen: Pachirisu



yea I was always wondering that, its because Pikachu is so popular tot he point that its sick and they have to make a new one each generation


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Again, the cute factor. It's sickening. Ah well, it's an easy way to tell who's a serious player or not if they're using any of the cute-but-weak Pokemon. I've fought a few of those, XD.
 
*Hides Buneary under bush*

Okay, I don't see what's wrong with "teh cuteness" being thrown in. Thinking about it, you could also argue that Gamefreak threw in bulkier Pokemon like Groudon, Houndoom, and Salamence so that baseball-cap wearing guys would buy it. XD

By the way, have you ever seriously tried beating the game with nothing but the cuties? It is seriously almost impossible for obvious reasons, and definitely should merit some respect if you can accomplish it. And so, ACC exposes yet another of the "implied difficulty control selections" in Pokemon.

Major logic break number seven-hundred and sixty-two: Pokemon can get hit with beams of energy, strangled, hit with rocks, burned, frozen, and slashed up six ways from Tuesday with no ill effects, and yet humans are somehow able to kill a Marowak while it runs away. *pokes R/B/Y*

In addition....

Dialga and Palkia created spacetime, but Arceus created the universe.

And the Elite four do remember you in FR/LG. If you re-challenge them after their initial defeat, Lance and Gary both say something along the lines of "Oh hey, random_name, you came back! Great!" before they deliver their little speech about how cool they are and the battle begins. No explanation as to how Gary is once again champion, but still interesting.

But yeah, while laughing at logic breaks is funny, don't take it too seriously. If Pokemon were logical, it wouldn't exist in the first place. This is why we have "Real Life".
 
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Technically you could defeat the in-game storyline with the cute Pokemon, if you level them up enough, XDD. Once their levels are over the enemies' enough, it won't matter how crappy the Pokemon are, they're probably going to win anyways. That's why I like competition. Everything's even, and it's a simple task of proving to my enemies how worthlessly poor their Pokemon are or have been trained.
 
About the fainting thing, Satoshi Tajiri didn't want any "dying" because apparently, when thinking up Red and Green, he thought "I don't want to put more pointless violence in video games." (I'm forgetting the source...I think it was a cited Wikipedia article??)

And the whole E4 thing...well, pretty much all the trainers are like that xD
 
Stupid things I know:

Phione is heavier into Manaphy. And I said to mehself, WTH?
When a Pokemon faints, why does it fall into the ground, and why can't you catch a fainted pokemon?

Oh wait, never mind, I know why. If you have one pokemon, catch the fainted one, then put the alive one in the PC, you'll be automaticly killed.
 
Yeah, that's the one thing I never understood about Pokemon; why you can't catch a fainted one. Technically that should be the ideal time to catch it. <.<;; I guess they wanted to make it more challenging than that. And about the PC comment, they could have just given the fainted Pokemon 1 HP after capture.
 
when u beat E4 how do u leave? like why do u? they never answer that
 
It's a time skip during which your character returns home.
 
The true weirdest thing about pokemon is how Ash's Pikachu loses to newbie trainers and beginning gym leaders, got it pisses me off.

Yes that one thing about the anime always confuses me. If Ash's well-trained Pikachu and Aipom can lose to Roark, the first gym leader who 10-year-old kids with only one never-trained Pokemon are suppossed to beat, well...it makes no sense because the gym leaders aren't suppossed to be continually getting stronger after every region, for other newbie trainer's sake, but it seems like they are.

But then again virtually nothing makes sense in the anime...
 
Yes that one thing about the anime always confuses me. If Ash's well-trained Pikachu and Aipom can lose to Roark, the first gym leader who 10-year-old kids with only one never-trained Pokemon are suppossed to beat, well...it makes no sense because the gym leaders aren't suppossed to be continually getting stronger after every region, for other newbie trainer's sake, but it seems like they are.

But then again virtually nothing makes sense in the anime...

Good point, sad as it is.
 
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