Well, I love learning about each and every monster. It's fun learning new strategies, memorizing stats, comparing and contrasting, etc. That's what I've always found interesting in the Pokemon world, that there's so much to learn and discover about it. I've always imagined myself as a "Pokemon Professor" xD
Pokemon Why do you love pokemon?
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Personally it i was attracted by the first pokemon movie i saw after i started playing pokemon emerald. I had so much fun even as a master watching flims ands especially my favorite one is pokemon 2000. At that time it featured legendary so much I started buying all the pokemon games from pokemon blue to pokemon black and white from Tokyo. Ever since then ive enjoyed everythig pokemon made
The Pokemon themselves. I love the variety, the colors, the elements, and the thought that makes them up, and that's always been my favorite aspect. I became an avid Pokemon fan at the age of 4 thanks to my brother and dad, and I've never regretted it. Pokemon is such a wonderful world.
'Cause I've been playing since R/B/Y came out in the US, but pretty much everything about it is the reason why I love Pokemon.
I really don't care how the Pokemon look like or what the names are, I'm just happy to see that they're still creating Pokemon games/TCG cards.
I really don't care how the Pokemon look like or what the names are, I'm just happy to see that they're still creating Pokemon games/TCG cards.
I have to agree, I was drawn to it for it's sheer customization. You had to put a lot of time, thought and love into the game to get the proper outcome you wanted. Literally every single fight is different, and I loved that no matter how many times you played through the game, different Pokemon appeared and different stats occured.
Some people look over the cutsie animal designs and focus on the real gameplay, the Pokemon themselfs just add to the charm and remind you it's just not that serious, a real recreational game franchise if you want it to be, and a very competitive world with just a few switches on the PC.
How Tajiri put all this into one game is beyond me and these games definetely deserve a place in the game history books.
Some people look over the cutsie animal designs and focus on the real gameplay, the Pokemon themselfs just add to the charm and remind you it's just not that serious, a real recreational game franchise if you want it to be, and a very competitive world with just a few switches on the PC.
How Tajiri put all this into one game is beyond me and these games definetely deserve a place in the game history books.