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Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - jorge - 07-11-2009
(07-11-2009, 07:37 PM)Pokemon Trainer Blues link Wrote: The various mangas were actually pretty good, and even the show was decent back in the day during the first season because there was actually an adventure quality to it. (Charmander almost dying, everyone almost dying on the S.S. Anne, and the crazy ass Sabrina trying to kill them comes to mind) Granted the further on it went the more kiddied down it became, but if you want some nostalgia value that is somewhat age appropriate, go check out Pokemon Adventures, it's a manga focused on the games themselves and has a slightly more mature theme (an arbok gets chopped in half iirc, made me lawls)
Interesting. I almost want to read this manga. Almost.
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - Badgerman of DOOM - 07-11-2009
(07-11-2009, 07:49 PM)jörge link Wrote: [quote author=Pokemon Trainer Blues link=topic=3252.msg96780#msg96780 date=1247359063]
The various mangas were actually pretty good, and even the show was decent back in the day during the first season because there was actually an adventure quality to it. (Charmander almost dying, everyone almost dying on the S.S. Anne, and the crazy ass Sabrina trying to kill them comes to mind) Granted the further on it went the more kiddied down it became, but if you want some nostalgia value that is somewhat age appropriate, go check out Pokemon Adventures, it's a manga focused on the games themselves and has a slightly more mature theme (an arbok gets chopped in half iirc, made me lawls)
Interesting. I almost want to read this manga. Almost.
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I've only read some plot synopsizes but it does seem really good. Hey Blues, any tips on totally not finding the manga?
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - Dave - 07-11-2009
(07-11-2009, 07:49 PM)jörge link Wrote: [quote author=Pokemon Trainer Blues link=topic=3252.msg96780#msg96780 date=1247359063]
The various mangas were actually pretty good, and even the show was decent back in the day during the first season because there was actually an adventure quality to it. (Charmander almost dying, everyone almost dying on the S.S. Anne, and the crazy ass Sabrina trying to kill them comes to mind) Granted the further on it went the more kiddied down it became, but if you want some nostalgia value that is somewhat age appropriate, go check out Pokemon Adventures, it's a manga focused on the games themselves and has a slightly more mature theme (an arbok gets chopped in half iirc, made me lawls)
Interesting. I almost want to read this manga. Almost.
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i actualy think ive seen this one, is it whre he buys armor for pikachu?
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - beep beep diglett - 07-11-2009
(07-11-2009, 07:59 PM)Jack link Wrote: [quote author=jörge link=topic=3252.msg96783#msg96783 date=1247359757]
[quote author=Pokemon Trainer Blues link=topic=3252.msg96780#msg96780 date=1247359063]
The various mangas were actually pretty good, and even the show was decent back in the day during the first season because there was actually an adventure quality to it. (Charmander almost dying, everyone almost dying on the S.S. Anne, and the crazy ass Sabrina trying to kill them comes to mind) Granted the further on it went the more kiddied down it became, but if you want some nostalgia value that is somewhat age appropriate, go check out Pokemon Adventures, it's a manga focused on the games themselves and has a slightly more mature theme (an arbok gets chopped in half iirc, made me lawls)
Interesting. I almost want to read this manga. Almost.
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i actualy think ive seen this one, is it whre he buys armor for pikachu?
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pikachu can only use light armor, so he got him +3 studded leather
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - Blues - 07-11-2009
(07-11-2009, 07:59 PM)Jack link Wrote: [quote author=jörge link=topic=3252.msg96783#msg96783 date=1247359757]
[quote author=Pokemon Trainer Blues link=topic=3252.msg96780#msg96780 date=1247359063]
The various mangas were actually pretty good, and even the show was decent back in the day during the first season because there was actually an adventure quality to it. (Charmander almost dying, everyone almost dying on the S.S. Anne, and the crazy ass Sabrina trying to kill them comes to mind) Granted the further on it went the more kiddied down it became, but if you want some nostalgia value that is somewhat age appropriate, go check out Pokemon Adventures, it's a manga focused on the games themselves and has a slightly more mature theme (an arbok gets chopped in half iirc, made me lawls)
Interesting. I almost want to read this manga. Almost.
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i actualy think ive seen this one, is it whre he buys armor for pikachu?
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Don't think so, this one just followed Red, his Rival Blue, them meeting Green and Yellow and fighting the Elite Four and Team Rocket. They're currently on a Gold/Silver arc but I stopped after the "originals" arc finished up because I just can't see anything being more badass than the manga version of Red/Blue.
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - Dave - 07-11-2009
(07-11-2009, 08:05 PM)Pokemon Trainer Blues link Wrote: [quote author=Jack link=topic=3252.msg96786#msg96786 date=1247360389]
[quote author=jörge link=topic=3252.msg96783#msg96783 date=1247359757]
[quote author=Pokemon Trainer Blues link=topic=3252.msg96780#msg96780 date=1247359063]
The various mangas were actually pretty good, and even the show was decent back in the day during the first season because there was actually an adventure quality to it. (Charmander almost dying, everyone almost dying on the S.S. Anne, and the crazy ass Sabrina trying to kill them comes to mind) Granted the further on it went the more kiddied down it became, but if you want some nostalgia value that is somewhat age appropriate, go check out Pokemon Adventures, it's a manga focused on the games themselves and has a slightly more mature theme (an arbok gets chopped in half iirc, made me lawls)
Interesting. I almost want to read this manga. Almost.
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i actualy think ive seen this one, is it whre he buys armor for pikachu?
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Don't think so, this one just followed Red, his Rival Blue, them meeting Green and Yellow and fighting the Elite Four and Team Rocket. They're currently on a Gold/Silver arc but I stopped after the "originals" arc finished up because I just can't see anything being more badass than the manga version of Red/Blue.
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nah i still have it, one of the trainers buys some items from this girl, they are like useless though,
then they go to a poke graveyard?
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - Mr. Face - 07-11-2009
(07-11-2009, 07:24 PM)jörge link Wrote: [quote author=Mr. Face link=topic=3252.msg96672#msg96672 date=1247333191]
Brock is Ash's repressed sexuality
That bitch! Brock was my favorite!!!!!!!!
DOES THAT LOOK LIKE REPRESSED SEXUALITY TO YOU?!
![[Image: be3d0e34-6df2-422f-8998-58c0569bbd78mudk...0brock.jpg]](http://www.blogtalkradio.com/pics/hostpics/be3d0e34-6df2-422f-8998-58c0569bbd78mudkip%20-%20brock.jpg)
Why does that look more like Brock's little brother?
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It doesn't, because Brock's main pokemon for like 3 seasons is a Mudkip, and Brock has like 6 little brothers and sisters, i wouldn't think they would just single out one of them.
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - Badgerman of DOOM - 07-11-2009
(07-11-2009, 08:11 PM)Mr. Face link Wrote: [quote author=jörge link=topic=3252.msg96775#msg96775 date=1247358248]
[quote author=Mr. Face link=topic=3252.msg96672#msg96672 date=1247333191]
Brock is Ash's repressed sexuality
That bitch! Brock was my favorite!!!!!!!!
DOES THAT LOOK LIKE REPRESSED SEXUALITY TO YOU?!
Why does that look more like Brock's little brother?
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It doesn't, because Brock's main pokemon for like 3 seasons is a Mudkip, and Brock has like 6 little brothers and sisters, i wouldn't think they would just single out one of them.
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There's an episode of the character driven Pokemon series (chronicles, I think) that focuses on Brock winning back Pewter Gym from his mum, and in it he also inspires one sibling who he names next gymleader.
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - Duck, Duck, Goose - 07-11-2009
(07-11-2009, 07:37 PM)Pokemon Trainer Blues link Wrote: [quote author=Nitrous Oxide link=topic=3252.msg96768#msg96768 date=1247357196]The various mangas were actually pretty good, and even the show was decent back in the day during the first season because there was actually an adventure quality to it. (Charmander almost dying, everyone almost dying on the S.S. Anne, and the crazy ass Sabrina trying to kill them comes to mind) Granted the further on it went the more kiddied down it became, but if you want some nostalgia value that is somewhat age appropriate, go check out Pokemon Adventures, it's a manga focused on the games themselves and has a slightly more mature theme (an arbok gets chopped in half iirc, made me lawls)
pokemon was cool before it became a kids show, although this kinda makes sense as to why the show sucks now
wouldn't surprise me if this is actually all purposely true, after all, it is a japanese creation
and we don't have to look far to see other japanese geniuses (miyamoto)
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i've read the manga a long time ago
pokenerd here fyi, i have my own POKEMAN INTERWEB PAGE harharhar
and by pokemon being cool, i meant the anime
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - Neonie - 07-11-2009
I honestly can't tell whether this thread is derailed or on topic.
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - shoopfox - 07-11-2009
I see a page full of mudkips, so I'm good.
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - Neonie - 07-11-2009
(07-11-2009, 10:43 PM)Señor Pinchy link Wrote: I see a page full of mudkips, so I'm good.
Your probably right
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - Blues - 07-12-2009
- for very bad grammar.
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - chronomaster - 07-12-2009
(07-11-2009, 08:09 PM)Jack link Wrote: [quote author=Pokemon Trainer Blues link=topic=3252.msg96789#msg96789 date=1247360740]
[quote author=Jack link=topic=3252.msg96786#msg96786 date=1247360389]
[quote author=jörge link=topic=3252.msg96783#msg96783 date=1247359757]
[quote author=Pokemon Trainer Blues link=topic=3252.msg96780#msg96780 date=1247359063]
The various mangas were actually pretty good, and even the show was decent back in the day during the first season because there was actually an adventure quality to it. (Charmander almost dying, everyone almost dying on the S.S. Anne, and the crazy ass Sabrina trying to kill them comes to mind) Granted the further on it went the more kiddied down it became, but if you want some nostalgia value that is somewhat age appropriate, go check out Pokemon Adventures, it's a manga focused on the games themselves and has a slightly more mature theme (an arbok gets chopped in half iirc, made me lawls)
Interesting. I almost want to read this manga. Almost.
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i actualy think ive seen this one, is it whre he buys armor for pikachu?
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Don't think so, this one just followed Red, his Rival Blue, them meeting Green and Yellow and fighting the Elite Four and Team Rocket. They're currently on a Gold/Silver arc but I stopped after the "originals" arc finished up because I just can't see anything being more badass than the manga version of Red/Blue.
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nah i still have it, one of the trainers buys some items from this girl, they are like useless though,
then they go to a poke graveyard?
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How else would you use Pokemonster Reborn?
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - Scary Womanizing Pig Mask - 07-12-2009
(07-12-2009, 12:26 AM)Pokemon Trainer Blues link Wrote: - for very bad grammar.
- for being a dick
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - Mr. Face - 07-12-2009
(07-12-2009, 12:26 AM)Pokemon Trainer Blues link Wrote: - for very bad grammar.- for ruining the thread with your disgusting -s, wait...
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - Blues - 07-14-2009
http://www.mininova.org/tor/2315250
Pokemon Special/Adventure, for those who asked. I was surprised to find out it's at fucking Vol 28, I'm still at like 7 where Red/Blue/Green/Yellow left off. Hoping for reappearances!
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - Duck, Duck, Goose - 07-14-2009
(07-14-2009, 01:55 AM)Pokemon Trainer Blues link Wrote: http://www.mininova.org/tor/2315250I stopped reading after like 6 chapters of Gold. Maybe now that I have a link (not to mention a torrent) I'll start reading again.
Pokemon Special/Adventure, for those who asked. I was surprised to find out it's at fucking Vol 28, I'm still at like 7 where Red/Blue/Green/Yellow left off. Hoping for reappearances!
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - Badgerman of DOOM - 07-14-2009
http://www.mangafox.com/manga/pok_mon_adventures/
This has up to the DPPt arc. Watch out though, some names and the page presentations change occasionally. Just finished reading the last one.
Re: This is the most childhood ruining thing I've ever read - Sponson - 07-14-2009
GOTCHA
![[Image: Gotcha.jpg]](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v77/Shadow_Strike/Gotcha.jpg)