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- Land of the Crawfish
- Seen Jul 22, 2007
One thing I had noticed when I was reviewing Pokemon episodes on another webpage was that it was always seen as 'terrible' to sell Pokemon or Pokemon eggs. Of course, while I understand that the show/game tries to portray them as unique, and equal to humans, how is it that it's wrong to make profit off of a Pokemon, but no one seems upset with using Pokemon Eggs as prizes in certain contests/events?
An example of this would be an episode where a traveling sales man tried to sell off Magicarp for money, but got thoroughly chewed out by Tracey and Prof. Oak, saying it was wrong to sell a Pokemon for money. But in the same series, Ash wins a Phanpy egg as a contest prize for some cycling event.
Even in the D/P season, Brock wins a Happiny egg.
Hasn't the thought that using a Pokemon egg as a prize in certain events is on the same line as selling a Pokemon itself? Or am I really just looking too deep into it?
An example of this would be an episode where a traveling sales man tried to sell off Magicarp for money, but got thoroughly chewed out by Tracey and Prof. Oak, saying it was wrong to sell a Pokemon for money. But in the same series, Ash wins a Phanpy egg as a contest prize for some cycling event.
Even in the D/P season, Brock wins a Happiny egg.
Hasn't the thought that using a Pokemon egg as a prize in certain events is on the same line as selling a Pokemon itself? Or am I really just looking too deep into it?