Noobnerd said:I don't get what's so funny about Jared's link. I find it more disturbing than funny.
I agree with Noobnerd. Espescially when I read the Metapod part.
Noobnerd said:I don't get what's so funny about Jared's link. I find it more disturbing than funny.
This person doesn't even understand what in the world Hentai is in the first place. You can search Wikipedia on Pokemon and they do a much better explanation than this piece of garbage.Pokemon is one of the most popular Japanise animations or “Hentai”. It concerns a group of teenage human “Pokemon-Hunters” or “Pokemaniacs” and their adventures in Pokemon-land populated by fictional creatures called Pokemen (pronounced Pokey-Men) .
This pretty much shows how bad this person had no idea what was going on. Honestly, what really caused the seizures was the banned Porygon show, infamous for its flashing colors. Most kids watch the show in a dark room too. Not only that, Pikachu wasn't "evolving" but using an attack. Fail.These kids are on a mission to collect and “evolve” every single type of Pokemon in order to become the most feared Pokeomon-Hunter in the land. That’s right: Evolve!
An image of Picachu “Evolving”, from the Pokemon TV Hentai series. Whe this show was first broadcast in Japan, many kids had violent convulsions. The Pokemon-people said it was just “epilepsy”, but knowing what I know now about this show I suspect that it was demonic posession.
They rhyme. What's next? If I made a name that rhymed with "orange," should the fruit company sue me? Besides, even Wikipedia made a better reason (and more likely to be the right one.Picacu: pictured above is one of the most popular Poke-men in the series. Most characters have humorous names. This character’s name comes from Piko (meaning small) and “Choo”, the sound one makes when sneezing. Pikachu’s is uncannily similar to Disney’s more wholesome “Winnie the Pooh”. I wonder if Fran Posner is aware that a Japanise company is attempting to pirate her original characters?
Wikipedia said:The name is a portmanteau of the Japanese words pikapika, an onomatopoeia for electric sparkling, and chū, which is the Japanese onomatopoeia for a mouse's squeak.
Lies. He sued them. He didn't pay them.Alakazam: Spoon-bending occultist Uri Geller allegedly paid millions of dollars to have the Pokemon company include his likeness in their products. I’m sure I need not remind you of the danger of the occult - it’s the fastest route to hell. Children are encouraged to study occult techniques in order to win the most game-points.
They made Yoshi games too. Does that make Yoshi a demon?These are only a tiny subset of the evil characters that are clearly intended to corrupt children. Recently I discovered that many of these monsters had been included in a game, marketed by a Nintendo subsidiary called “Game Freak”.
If you guys who Jack Chick is, you'll immediately know that either this person was kidding, or is a complete idiot. I don't know where you got this Krucifer, but this was a great find. It is indeed an epic fail.That night I set fire to all those Pokemon products. I wouldd sooner cut my own eye out than offer my dear sweet niece such satanic trash. I think this year I shall give her a collection of Jack Chick tracts instead. I just know she will thank me.
Valk said:That dude is a (excuse my half french) person.