Agreed, it's always the same old stale bread they've been feeding us: "Ash meets someone. He battles him/her. He goes to the gym. Sometimes he wins sometimes he loses. Says good bye forever to new friend. Repeat."I was thinking of writing a book called Pokemon glitch where the boy in Pokemon D/P is the main character as well as Brandon from Emerald. So I am writing a script on something else besides ash. They really need to open the world of pokemon a bit more don't you think.
Agreed, it's always the same old stale bread they've been feeding us: "Ash meets someone. He battles him/her. He goes to the gym. Sometimes he wins sometimes he loses. Says good bye forever to new friend. Repeat."
I also notice that you don't need all of the badges to get into the Elite 4 on the show. What a rip off!
Why do people want more mature things on the show? To appeal to a demographic that doesn't matter to the writers?A whole new serie, not involving Ash.
Like a Pokémon serie with all the Rockets involved. With more Pokémon fighting, more 'dark' things and with more than all that ''good'' old Team Rocket.
A whole new serie, not involving Ash.
Like a Pokémon serie with all the Rockets involved. With more Pokémon fighting, more 'dark' things and with more than all that ''good'' old Team Rocket.
You do know that " 'dark' things" is something that's not a part of Pokemon. I'd suggest you look into a different show rather than turning Pokemon into a fan fic.
You have a point. Pokemon shouldn't be too violent since it wouldn't be enough for the older generation. Naruto and Bleach are more popular than the 3 Grappler Baki series, Fist of the North Star, etc. even though they are much more violent than the former. Pokemon is one of those niche shows for me and I think D/P is the best series so far becuase the Pokemon have personality ie the Croagunk vs Toxicroak rivarly.Why do people want more mature things on the show? To appeal to a demographic that doesn't matter to the writers?
You do know that " 'dark' things" is something that's not a part of Pokemon.
You have a point. Pokemon shouldn't be too violent since it wouldn't be enough for the older generation. Naruto and Bleach are more popular than the 3 Grappler Baki series, Fist of the North Star, etc. even though they are much more violent than the former. Pokemon is one of those niche shows for me and I think D/P is the best series so far becuase the Pokemon have personality ie the Croagunk vs Toxicroak rivarly.
For the love of....since when have the trainers pokemon NEVER had personality!?
We've had Chikorita and her infatuation with Ash, Pikachu and all of his quirks, Squirtle and his supposed "prankster" ways, Charmander and his increasing egotism into his evolution, etc. What is it that you guys are not seeing!?
I thought pokemon Special had dark tones...hmm...
For the love of....since when have the trainers pokemon NEVER had personality!?
Look at the forum name.
"TV Show and Movies."
And even so, the various mangas aren't really "dark."
A bit more explicit, sure, but that's because manga is a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT FORMAT intended for a completely different audience.
Mangas are aimed more to prepubescent women than children 6-11 (the anime and the franchise's demo)
To be fair, some of the personalities are easy to forget. Noctowl was said to be super-smart, but rarely displayed any sort of intelligence after it's debut and was largely used as (surprise) a scouter Pokemon.
Sure, some (maybe many) keep their personalities lively and consistent throughout their time on a trio member's team, but many just are reduced to "You are the fire/water/whatever type, so you'll act like [previous fire/water/whatever type]."
er...wha?
I thought pokemon Special had dark tones...hmm...
What's confusing? Age? Demo?
You were talking about the manga and then went with ticks in parenthesis with little explanation.
