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I mean, if she likes contests, they're just BATTLES W/ A FREAKING TIME LIMIT, so I don't see why she likes contests and not battles.
pokedude55 said:she has no potential i hate her and she is weak oh yeah one more thing they dumped misty for her wich is evil
SBaby said:Sailor Moon: Tuxedo Kamen (who's the only male lead) comes to the rescue of the Senshi in almost EVERY episode.
I don't agree with this, but unfortunately, I don't foresee Japan stopping this trend any time soon. It's a sad, but true fact people.
What? Evil to dump a character that did absolutely NOTHING for a couple hundred episodes for a character that is developing nearly every episode and actually DOES SOMETHING besides stand around and give advice? Jesus. I thought everyone realized by now that Haruka's definately more entertaining than Kasumi was considering she actually does something rather than become a new piece of background like Kasumi did.pokedude55 said:oh yeah one more thing they dumped misty for her wich is evil
Way to not know she uses ALL of her Pok?mon for her Contests.pokedude55 said:oh theres one thing i forgot her beutifly is the ONLY pokemon she trains wich works in contest but not battles
Elite Trainer Raven said:What? Evil to dump a character that did absolutely NOTHING for a couple hundred episodes for a character that is developing nearly every episode and actually DOES SOMETHING besides stand around and give advice? Jesus. I thought everyone realized by now that Haruka's definately more entertaining than Kasumi was considering she actually does something rather than become a new piece of background like Kasumi did.
pokedude55 said:she has no potential i hate her and she is weak oh yeah one more thing they dumped misty for her wich is evil
SBaby said:You're entitled to your opinion, but this is a bit off topic.
People, before this gets out of hand, I should tell you a bit about the facts of life. Japan has been using the 'male' stereotype for years and years. An example would be when you play an RPG. The male lead is almost ALWAYS the hero with the huge sword, and the female is usually the one with a dagger, or more likely, a staff, making her a healer or a magic user.
Since Pokemon has neither of these, Japan had to find some use for their female characters. As a result, Misty becomes a 'mother' to Togepi, and May becomes a coordinator, using Pokemon in a setting more reminiscient of a talent show than a battle arena. Now, Togepi is gone (Misty Special) and the contests are over (in the Japanese episodes).
If May stays, there will be more contests. If she leaves, either another female character will join, and they'll invent some new way to emphasize the male sterotype, or Misty will return. If Misty returns, she'll either find a new Pokemon to 'mother', Togetic will come back, or they'll invent a new Pokemon Profession (she'll have all the healing items).
And this isn't really a new thing either. Japan has been doing this for years.
Sailor Moon: Tuxedo Kamen (who's the only male lead) comes to the rescue of the Senshi in almost EVERY episode.
Cardcaptors: Sakura is always in need of Li's assistance.
Tenchi Muyo: Either Ayeka, Ryoko, or Sasami, despite how awesomely powerful they are, always end up needing to be rescued by Tenchi.
I don't agree with this, but unfortunately, I don't foresee Japan stopping this trend any time soon. It's a sad, but true fact people.
Of course, if I had MY way, one of the female leads in Pokemon would turn out to be some sort of Goddess and acquire tremendous powers.
In their world, they're living creatures. Not battling machines. That's the kind of attitude the Rocket Gang has. ;\RaikouSpecialLover said:And that's disgusting. IT REALLY SUCKS, IMO. Pokemon were meant ONLY as battle minions, not stupid, lame-butt, so-luvy-duvy-that-I-wanna-puke-my-guts-out type creatures.