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Pokemon In My Opinion
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Perfect post. I love how im not the only one who loves Pokemon in that sense.
=D
Dunsparce
The Land Snake Pokemon
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Not really. I really do think the Anime is that bad :/ IMO, about 100 more > would make it alot more accurate on my disfavour for the Anime.
EmpoleMew
Lunatic Lunar Rabbit
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I agree wholeheartedly. I sometimes wonder what it'd be like, falling asleep next to your beloved Pokemon. If Pokemon were real, it would change the world. It'd be a solution to war at least. For all my Pokemon to live side by side with us all....
the world would be a more friendly place. *stares blankly imagining the possibilities*
Um yeah, if your only here to tell us of your disfavour for the Pokemon Anime then leave please...
glow.ForEveR
wut is this i dont even
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I LOVE POKEMON, Plain and simple. I have since i was younger...I am 16 now and in the 11th grade and still enjoy this. Writing fan fics and playing the games just puts my mind in to a world that i would love to live in. Anyways i am tired...bed time :0 Night everyone
Im almost 15 and im not afraid to say that I love Pokemon. I mean, why otherwise would I make this thread? =D
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Pocket Monsters is just a little popular where I live, not as it was before. I like the games because there is no end to them, except the region map; I wished they made it larger (like silver version!). I like the anime and it worth so much to me also because it's hard to find. The first movie they made, Mewtwo Strikes Back, is one of my fav movies because of the story, and the beginning is so much about a Pokemon instead of the usual Trainers.
I like Pokemon role plays and fan fiction, because there you can make your own Pokemon world. You can put Pokemon in a world of magic instead of technology. I've always wanted to see Pocket Monsters like that.
I wished they would make more different stories about Pokemon. The manga is the only thing that is that way, because there are different authors, while the anime is made by the same people so it's the same all the time. A good thing about Pocket Monsters is that it can be made as a comedy, adventure, horror, science fiction, anything with different stories and different characters. I would like to see the anime like that. They said they made Pokemon for everyone, so why don't they make different versions? Some for children and some for older people who wants more violence in the anime. Maybe there would be even more Pokemon fans if they did that.
I like Pokemon role plays and fan fiction, because there you can make your own Pokemon world. You can put Pokemon in a world of magic instead of technology. I've always wanted to see Pocket Monsters like that.
I wished they would make more different stories about Pokemon. The manga is the only thing that is that way, because there are different authors, while the anime is made by the same people so it's the same all the time. A good thing about Pocket Monsters is that it can be made as a comedy, adventure, horror, science fiction, anything with different stories and different characters. I would like to see the anime like that. They said they made Pokemon for everyone, so why don't they make different versions? Some for children and some for older people who wants more violence in the anime. Maybe there would be even more Pokemon fans if they did that.
J-Rad
In ur comp h4xing ur interwebz
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oo so u mean memorys...k my fav memory would be once were i wuz walking home from my community pool i spotted a blue gameboy color game on the ground I picked it up and it was a blue version, it had dirt in it and everything, at home i cleaned it w/ a cotton swab and put it in my gameboy and surprisingly it still work!!!!! and it happened to have every poke ever obtainable in blue...I quickly traded all the rare ones into my gold and cloned them like 20 times....ahhhh good times...
Apathetic_Yen
very original
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I just like to battle and have fun raising your own cute little monsters into killing machines.
MissMegano
not-so innocent saint
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i didn't get into pokemon until i was about five or six. i remember when my big sister and i went to our neighbor ally's house. she had a nintendo 64 with pokemon stadium. i was a year younger than ally and two years younger than my sister and ally only had two controllers. so ally and my sister sat on the top bunk, playing against eachother. they didn't let me sit on the top with them, so all i could do was look up and watch the screen. i would get so excited when a pokemon i liked was sent out. i became so involved with watching each and every pokemon that i almost felt their feelings.
then we would go outside and pretend we were pokemon. we would battle, run away from team rocket, and go on adventures. it's always more fun when you're a creature with superpowers. :)
then ally had to move away. that was such a sad time for me. i was like eight.
so she had given both me and my sister an obsession for pokemon. not in the way of collecting all the cards and beating the games over and over, but when we went outside, we were either pokemon or trainers looking for pokemon in the woods behind our house.
i always liked spending time with my sister, and pokemon was how we spent that time. we would sit together and play our silver and gold games on our game boy colors. they were so hard at that time, so we helped eachother out. i remember getting past ice path before the eighth gym. one of my fondest memories.
eventually, my sister got older and stopped doing pokemon with me. that was our only common interest. we do completley different things and have gone in separate directions. i wish we could spend more time together, but being two years older, she doesn't want to do anything with me. she teases me for still being a huge pokemon fan. :/
anyway, remembering the good times with my sister and ally make pokemon very close to me.
then we would go outside and pretend we were pokemon. we would battle, run away from team rocket, and go on adventures. it's always more fun when you're a creature with superpowers. :)
then ally had to move away. that was such a sad time for me. i was like eight.
so she had given both me and my sister an obsession for pokemon. not in the way of collecting all the cards and beating the games over and over, but when we went outside, we were either pokemon or trainers looking for pokemon in the woods behind our house.
i always liked spending time with my sister, and pokemon was how we spent that time. we would sit together and play our silver and gold games on our game boy colors. they were so hard at that time, so we helped eachother out. i remember getting past ice path before the eighth gym. one of my fondest memories.
eventually, my sister got older and stopped doing pokemon with me. that was our only common interest. we do completley different things and have gone in separate directions. i wish we could spend more time together, but being two years older, she doesn't want to do anything with me. she teases me for still being a huge pokemon fan. :/
anyway, remembering the good times with my sister and ally make pokemon very close to me.
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To me Pokemon mean't a lot in my childhood. When it first came out in the UK where I'm from, I instantly loved it. When I received my first trading cards and played the gameboy game for the first time, I was in love! I bought book after book with Pokemon information, Pokedex toys, I couldn't stop! I loved battling my friends at school (and spanking them with my Charizard!) and talking about it in general with people. It brought me and my nephew really close and we would be up all night training our Pokemon and seeing who would be first to catch the legendary birds and Mewtwo, and who could beat the Elite Four without losing a Pokemon. We loved setting little targets and goals against each other as we both have a competitive streak ;) I drifted away from it for quite a few years but after getting a DS it instantly brought back the memories. I'm not abandoning Pokemon ever again!
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I wasn't into Pokemon when I was a kid... in fact, I really started getting into it until I was 15 years old. (This is probably because my mom was one of those convinced that Pokemon was 'evil'). After playing Sapphire, however, I was hooked.
Although I don't consider myself a 'gamer', I've played my fair share of video games... everything from RPGs to shooters to adventure platformers to Starcraft. Out of all these games, however, Pokemon was the only game I could really ENJOY. Unlike the other games, Pokemon wasn't about killing your enemy or intense competition... it was about making friends, having fun battles and becoming stronger through courage and determination. In other words, Pokemon represented everything good, clean and fun while the other games were all angsty heroes and bloodshed. Because of this, I played Pokemon more than any other game.
Whenever somebody asks me and my friends what our favorite games are, my friends are quick to list games like Battlefield 2142, Final Fantasy 7 and Halo. I, however, always confidently say "Pokemon". Sure, I may get some weird looks, but I don't care. I'm a pokemaniac and I'm damn proud of it.
Although I don't consider myself a 'gamer', I've played my fair share of video games... everything from RPGs to shooters to adventure platformers to Starcraft. Out of all these games, however, Pokemon was the only game I could really ENJOY. Unlike the other games, Pokemon wasn't about killing your enemy or intense competition... it was about making friends, having fun battles and becoming stronger through courage and determination. In other words, Pokemon represented everything good, clean and fun while the other games were all angsty heroes and bloodshed. Because of this, I played Pokemon more than any other game.
Whenever somebody asks me and my friends what our favorite games are, my friends are quick to list games like Battlefield 2142, Final Fantasy 7 and Halo. I, however, always confidently say "Pokemon". Sure, I may get some weird looks, but I don't care. I'm a pokemaniac and I'm damn proud of it.
glow.ForEveR
wut is this i dont even
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I dont know about you all, but im just glad there are still people out there who enjoys this, Because only a few i know of around me enjoy it..=[
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I only know of 1 person who still likes Pokemon, and as he is slower getting through the game than I am, our battles aren't exactly fun and competitive. All I can say is thank goodness for Pokemon Community!