What do you prefer?

This is a tough one. It's either between the anime or the games.

Anime just edges it. I love the games though. A very close second.
 
Easy question for me: The games. Pokemon has always been about the games for me. I didn't even really get into the Anime when I was 10, neither did I get into the Manga when I learned about it. And the TCG? Well, the only time I ever think about its existence is when this kind of thread comes up, so...
 
The games are my favourite, but the anime is a very close second. Always look forward to Sundays when the new episodes are aired here!
 
I love everything (and anything from the franchise, really). But the two things I prefer are the games and the Anime. Both of these are a great addition to the list of things to do when I'm bored. xD
 
started with the trading cards and the anime and my life was made when I got the first game...Have been dedicated to the games ever since.
 
Same deal as Atlas..

Noob out.
 
The Game. XD
Definitely. I still watch the anime, but the game is more exciting to me. I also dabbled in playing TCG for a while, but I eventually lost interest since neither my brother nor sister wanted to play. XP
 
I'm still very much into the games now. I mean, I've always liked the anime up until the end of the Johto story arc but I've always preferred the games. I've never actually played the TCG so that's not an option for me at all. :/
 
I started with the games and have actually stuck with them ever since, so I pick them. I'm not as interested in them as I was when I started, but I doubt I'll drop the main series completely. (I don't touch spinoffs anymore.)

About the same time I got into the anime, but I dropped out partway through Hoenn. It just got too boring for me. :/ It's funny, because for the longest time, I was super obsessed with the anime, to the point that I looked forward to watching the same episode twice in one day!
 
The games hands down. Even though Pokémon was the first anime I´ve ever seen, I sort of got tired of it. I never get tired of playing the games though.
 
The Manga for me, especially PokeSpe, and some potrayal of the character. The game is closely follow behind.
 
I actually got started by getting a pokemon handbook and also collected trading cards and watched the show (back when it was half decent) as a kid. Now that I can play the video games and I have to say they are probably my favorite part.
 
Well, I grew up with the anime, and it was quite a while before I shifted in and out of my anti-Pokemon phase (caused by Digimon) and actually played Sapphire. From FireRed to Emerald, with Platinum, HeartGold, and Gray following in the near future, the games have become a mainstay. They allow the player to get more immersed into the world of Pokemon than the other forms of media, and their quality (tends to) be superb. The anime gets a bit childish at times, but Best Wishes is slowly but steadily rectifying that problem.

However, the original series anime will always be a memorable classic to me, since that was my first-ever gate into the world of Pokemon. Right now, I prefer the games, followed by the anime. As successful as the TCG is, it seems a bit...superfluous to me as I've never fully interacted with it at all other than commercials and stuff (played with a relative's Pokemon cards when I was quite young), but the artwork that stems from it can be nice. I hardly keep up with Pokemon Special, but portions of it seem interesting. If I read Pokemon manga, it's probably to get an extra dosage of what the anime provides - a window into another Trainer's Pokemon journey.
 
the games mostly blue and red because where would the card game anime and spin off series be without them where would he new games be to pokemon blue and red affected the videogame market in a big way which has affected th way RPGs are made. The card game has also affected the tcg market. Think of it this game is simple fun and addictive this game may have possibly spawned yu gi oh and many other card games too. Over all pokemon has affected the world in a huge way.
 
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